Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... better to join the Mete- orological with the Experimental and Re- search Service and make them a separate Vote ? I quite appreciate the point that they are both of a scientific character , but I feel that Vote 9 , as it stands , has got ...
... better to join the Mete- orological with the Experimental and Re- search Service and make them a separate Vote ? I quite appreciate the point that they are both of a scientific character , but I feel that Vote 9 , as it stands , has got ...
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... better joined together , and the border line is now very thin between machines which are experimental and those which are being turned over for use by one of the squadrons . If such a question were put in the House could you tell us how ...
... better joined together , and the border line is now very thin between machines which are experimental and those which are being turned over for use by one of the squadrons . If such a question were put in the House could you tell us how ...
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... better than no bread , and it is advisable to set out separately the cost , say , of Cranwell , including the service personnel , just as is done with the Navy and Army educational institutions . hope also the Air Council can see to ...
... better than no bread , and it is advisable to set out separately the cost , say , of Cranwell , including the service personnel , just as is done with the Navy and Army educational institutions . hope also the Air Council can see to ...
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... better explain to the Committee , Sir Percy , the meaning of this paragraph referring to a test ex- amination of receipts and repayments ? — ( Sir Malcolm Ramsay . ) Perhaps , as I am responsible for the paragraph , you would allow me ...
... better explain to the Committee , Sir Percy , the meaning of this paragraph referring to a test ex- amination of receipts and repayments ? — ( Sir Malcolm Ramsay . ) Perhaps , as I am responsible for the paragraph , you would allow me ...
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... better have it.- The point there is that there are mis- takes acknowledged . We do not quite know what the total amount of duty lost by these mistakes has been , but the broad contention of the Inland Revenue ( and Sir Percy Thompson ...
... better have it.- The point there is that there are mis- takes acknowledged . We do not quite know what the total amount of duty lost by these mistakes has been , but the broad contention of the Inland Revenue ( and Sir Percy Thompson ...
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