Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... connection with the or- dinary repairs or reconstruction of the road . That , however , meant a delay for two , or three , or possibly more years . That was a delay that could not be con- templated , and the question was con- sidered as ...
... connection with the or- dinary repairs or reconstruction of the road . That , however , meant a delay for two , or three , or possibly more years . That was a delay that could not be con- templated , and the question was con- sidered as ...
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... connection with the passing of the Act which constituted a bargain beyond that which you have just indi- cated to us - something in connection with the funds which had been accumulated under previous Acts , and the use which it was ...
... connection with the passing of the Act which constituted a bargain beyond that which you have just indi- cated to us - something in connection with the funds which had been accumulated under previous Acts , and the use which it was ...
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... connection with secondary schools , if not of elementary schools . Is it not under fact that , the 1918 Act , several schools had local pension schemes of their own based on a contributory footing , and that the masters and governors ...
... connection with secondary schools , if not of elementary schools . Is it not under fact that , the 1918 Act , several schools had local pension schemes of their own based on a contributory footing , and that the masters and governors ...
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... connection with the non - contri- butory scheme in 1918 ? Oh , yes , 1918 , before the Bill was brought in . 153. You were consulted ? Oh , yes , I was frequently at the Board of Education upon the matter , and I knew the history of the ...
... connection with the non - contri- butory scheme in 1918 ? Oh , yes , 1918 , before the Bill was brought in . 153. You were consulted ? Oh , yes , I was frequently at the Board of Education upon the matter , and I knew the history of the ...
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... connection with the pensions . Is not that so ? I [ Continued Sir would like you to make any point you wish to make from this article , if my point is not the right one ? The point I am trying to make there is this . James asserted that ...
... connection with the pensions . Is not that so ? I [ Continued Sir would like you to make any point you wish to make from this article , if my point is not the right one ? The point I am trying to make there is this . James asserted that ...
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