Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 20
... reason that it is largely owing to the amount of water sent down from the higher lands that the inhabitants of the lower lands are forced to undertake expensive drainage works . Of course it may be argued that the dwellers in the ...
... reason that it is largely owing to the amount of water sent down from the higher lands that the inhabitants of the lower lands are forced to undertake expensive drainage works . Of course it may be argued that the dwellers in the ...
Page 26
... reason are not you , because the larger the valuation of your County , the lesser is your individual con- tribution , " and everyone who has to contribute to the fund produced by local taxation has an interest in seeing that the ...
... reason are not you , because the larger the valuation of your County , the lesser is your individual con- tribution , " and everyone who has to contribute to the fund produced by local taxation has an interest in seeing that the ...
Page 38
... reason of that is that the lowland areas are assumed - the county are as- sumed in respect of the works which will , of course , be situate in the lowland areas , to derive a general benefit to the county as a whole by these works , and ...
... reason of that is that the lowland areas are assumed - the county are as- sumed in respect of the works which will , of course , be situate in the lowland areas , to derive a general benefit to the county as a whole by these works , and ...
Page 42
... reason , that you will recall that under the Bill agricultural lands are to be rated in full because they are supposed to benefit specially , while other heredita- ments are to be rated upon one - third . Accordingly , we show in column ...
... reason , that you will recall that under the Bill agricultural lands are to be rated in full because they are supposed to benefit specially , while other heredita- ments are to be rated upon one - third . Accordingly , we show in column ...
Page 46
... reason of the diversion shall by virtue of this Act vest in the Ouse Board , and the Board shall have sell , lease , or otherwise dispose of or deal with the said bed of the channel . " Sub - clause ( 4 ) of Clause 12 ...
... reason of the diversion shall by virtue of this Act vest in the Ouse Board , and the Board shall have sell , lease , or otherwise dispose of or deal with the said bed of the channel . " Sub - clause ( 4 ) of Clause 12 ...
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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