Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page vii
... agreement with the Government , and after considerable negotiation a settlement was effected on the basis that the Government should pay to the Corporation the subsidies due under the original agreement for the six years ending 30th ...
... agreement with the Government , and after considerable negotiation a settlement was effected on the basis that the Government should pay to the Corporation the subsidies due under the original agreement for the six years ending 30th ...
Page xix
... agree with the view of the Treasury that the question whether or not it is expedient to press a prosecution on grounds of policy as opposed to legal grounds must in the last resort be one for the decision of the Administrative Ministry ...
... agree with the view of the Treasury that the question whether or not it is expedient to press a prosecution on grounds of policy as opposed to legal grounds must in the last resort be one for the decision of the Administrative Ministry ...
Page xxiv
... Agreement , and was defrayed from the Vote of Credit in 1916-17 , and the balance was to be paid six months after the termination of the war , with interest at 5 per cent . per annum from the date of the respective Agreements . In ...
... Agreement , and was defrayed from the Vote of Credit in 1916-17 , and the balance was to be paid six months after the termination of the war , with interest at 5 per cent . per annum from the date of the respective Agreements . In ...
Page xxix
... agreement was negotiated by the Admiralty , covering the repair of ships by contractors . This agreement governed all such Q.4772- repairs , whether for the Admiralty or for the Ministry of Ship- ping , up till the end of 1918. In ...
... agreement was negotiated by the Admiralty , covering the repair of ships by contractors . This agreement governed all such Q.4772- repairs , whether for the Admiralty or for the Ministry of Ship- ping , up till the end of 1918. In ...
Page xxxv
... agree to dispense with the accounts in question , but they must reiterate the hope that a much more satisfactory report on store accounts abroad will be forthcoming next year . 41091 62 Q. 5296 . Q. 5935 . ARMY . 65. This COMMITTEE OF ...
... agree to dispense with the accounts in question , but they must reiterate the hope that a much more satisfactory report on store accounts abroad will be forthcoming next year . 41091 62 Q. 5296 . Q. 5935 . ARMY . 65. This COMMITTEE OF ...
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