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... whole colony . The Boards of Conciliation are elected by industrial unions of workmen and employers respectively , with the addition of a chairman , who is to be an impartial person , to be elected by the other members of the Board ...
... whole colony . The Boards of Conciliation are elected by industrial unions of workmen and employers respectively , with the addition of a chairman , who is to be an impartial person , to be elected by the other members of the Board ...
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... whole Board , at which the referee , who is a standing officer of the Board , may be invited to preside : if no agreement be arrived at , a single arbitrator ( who may be the referee ) is to be appointed , and his decision , at or after ...
... whole Board , at which the referee , who is a standing officer of the Board , may be invited to preside : if no agreement be arrived at , a single arbitrator ( who may be the referee ) is to be appointed , and his decision , at or after ...
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... whole of England and Wales , outside the metropolis , was divided into sanitary districts , urban or rural , each under the control of an elective governing body . This body in urban districts might be either ( a ) the council of a ...
... whole of England and Wales , outside the metropolis , was divided into sanitary districts , urban or rural , each under the control of an elective governing body . This body in urban districts might be either ( a ) the council of a ...
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... whole , the country was managed in accordance with the views of the ratepayers who were the electors . In 1888 local self - government was extended to the coun- ties . Previously their affairs had been managed , with admitted efficiency ...
... whole , the country was managed in accordance with the views of the ratepayers who were the electors . In 1888 local self - government was extended to the coun- ties . Previously their affairs had been managed , with admitted efficiency ...
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... whole district , or for a ward , as the case may be ; and their number and duration of office is to remain the same as that of the body they succeed . The councillors for a rural district are to represent existing poor - law elec- toral ...
... whole district , or for a ward , as the case may be ; and their number and duration of office is to remain the same as that of the body they succeed . The councillors for a rural district are to represent existing poor - law elec- toral ...
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