Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page ix
... considered a C. & A. G.'s case in which a pension has been awarded to a clerk at Trinity Report , House who had been found guilty of embezzlement of Lighthouse Paragraph Funds , had been dismissed and sentenced to three months ...
... considered a C. & A. G.'s case in which a pension has been awarded to a clerk at Trinity Report , House who had been found guilty of embezzlement of Lighthouse Paragraph Funds , had been dismissed and sentenced to three months ...
Page xii
... considered and approved changes proposed to us by the Treasury in regard to certain Statements ( B. D. & E. ) appended to the Appropriation Account for the Board of 2847 . Agriculture , Scotland , as these changes appear xii REPORT FROM ...
... considered and approved changes proposed to us by the Treasury in regard to certain Statements ( B. D. & E. ) appended to the Appropriation Account for the Board of 2847 . Agriculture , Scotland , as these changes appear xii REPORT FROM ...
Page xxxv
... considered that the facts ought to be brought to the notice of the Committee . The Air Ministry claim that every case in which they have asked for dispensation relates to a period preceding the re - organisation of the store - keeping ...
... considered that the facts ought to be brought to the notice of the Committee . The Air Ministry claim that every case in which they have asked for dispensation relates to a period preceding the re - organisation of the store - keeping ...
Page xl
... considered in its proper perspective in the great story of the transport of men and munitions in the Middle East under the Inland Water Transport Department - that great self - contained organisation within the War Office , practically ...
... considered in its proper perspective in the great story of the transport of men and munitions in the Middle East under the Inland Water Transport Department - that great self - contained organisation within the War Office , practically ...
Page xli
... considered to be effectively responsible for such mistakes as were made . 75. Balances irrecoverable and claims abandoned . - Appendix VIII to the Account , pages 169 and 170 , gives particulars of losses written off during 1921-22 to ...
... considered to be effectively responsible for such mistakes as were made . 75. Balances irrecoverable and claims abandoned . - Appendix VIII to the Account , pages 169 and 170 , gives particulars of losses written off during 1921-22 to ...
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