Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... naturally ex- posed to very unusual dangers . The dangers which affect it arise from two sources ; it is exposed , on the one hand , the inroads of the sea , and , other hand , to inundation by the flood waters brought down from the ...
... naturally ex- posed to very unusual dangers . The dangers which affect it arise from two sources ; it is exposed , on the one hand , the inroads of the sea , and , other hand , to inundation by the flood waters brought down from the ...
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... natural course of the River Ouse is towards the east and is now being indicated by the pointer . The main scheme of Vermuyden was what one may call a short circuiting scheme . There was the great bend in the River Ouse and his scheme ...
... natural course of the River Ouse is towards the east and is now being indicated by the pointer . The main scheme of Vermuyden was what one may call a short circuiting scheme . There was the great bend in the River Ouse and his scheme ...
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... naturally the inundation results in excellent growth of pasture . Therefore these lands are quite valuable lands and are largely used for pasturing . But the scheme of en- closuring a strip of land of that sort between two channels is ...
... naturally the inundation results in excellent growth of pasture . Therefore these lands are quite valuable lands and are largely used for pasturing . But the scheme of en- closuring a strip of land of that sort between two channels is ...
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... naturally to address himself , and indeed SO had the Government , most seriously to the problem which their advisers had indicated , and that some measure must at once be put in hand was obvious or we might have a most serious state of ...
... naturally to address himself , and indeed SO had the Government , most seriously to the problem which their advisers had indicated , and that some measure must at once be put in hand was obvious or we might have a most serious state of ...
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... naturally adopted , could devise , but , as I say , and indeed , as the Minister said at the Second Reading stage in the House , it would be hopeless to expect to attain unanimity on a topic of this sort , and we did not hope to do so ...
... naturally adopted , could devise , but , as I say , and indeed , as the Minister said at the Second Reading stage in the House , it would be hopeless to expect to attain unanimity on a topic of this sort , and we did not hope to do so ...
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acreage acres Adjourned agreed ALBAN TABOR AUSTIN Alexander Gibb amended annual value benefit Borough Bruce Thomas Captain catchment area Chairman channel Charteris Clause Commission Committee Continued contribution cost County Council course deal Denver Sluice discharge district drain drainage rate Earith engineering evidence feet figures going Hundred Foot River JAMES EAMES BINNIE Jeeves JOHN COUCH ADAMS John Raikes Julii King's Lynn learned friend Lord Lordship lowlands Macmillan Marsh Cut matter Middle Level Ministry Novembris Old Bedford Old Bedford River Order ordnance datum Ouse Board Ouse Drainage Board Petitioners Preamble proposed question rateable value recalled and further regard Report River Ouse ROSEVEARE scheme silt Sir Murdoch Macdonald Sir Robert Newman South Level Sutton Gault sworn and examined TABOR AUSTIN DOBSON tidal tide tion training walls Tyldesley Jones uplands Wash Washlands weir Welmore Lake Sluice whole WILLIAM JAMES EAMES witness