Parliamentary Papers, Volume 26H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 91
Page 9
... submitted to the League of Nations , to whose decision the two contracting parties declare that they submit themselves henceforth . No. 3 . Counter - draft approved by His Majesty's Government , July 28 , 1927 . His Majesty the King of ...
... submitted to the League of Nations , to whose decision the two contracting parties declare that they submit themselves henceforth . No. 3 . Counter - draft approved by His Majesty's Government , July 28 , 1927 . His Majesty the King of ...
Page 13
... submitted to Sir Austen Chamberlain ? Similarly , in the matter of the Sudan , I explained to him that the position had fundamentally changed since 1922 , and that it would be quite impossible for His Majesty's Government to contemplate ...
... submitted to Sir Austen Chamberlain ? Similarly , in the matter of the Sudan , I explained to him that the position had fundamentally changed since 1922 , and that it would be quite impossible for His Majesty's Government to contemplate ...
Page 15
... submitted to Sir Austen Chamberlain ? Similarly , in the matter of the Sudan , I explained to him that the position had fundamentally changed since 1922 , and that it would be quite impossible for His Majesty's Government to contemplate ...
... submitted to Sir Austen Chamberlain ? Similarly , in the matter of the Sudan , I explained to him that the position had fundamentally changed since 1922 , and that it would be quite impossible for His Majesty's Government to contemplate ...
Page 29
... submitted to such limitation during the period of Turkish suzerainty , and even then the figure was 18,000 . Must this limita- tion be explained , then , by fear on Great Britain's part of a too numerous Egyptian army , which would ...
... submitted to such limitation during the period of Turkish suzerainty , and even then the figure was 18,000 . Must this limita- tion be explained , then , by fear on Great Britain's part of a too numerous Egyptian army , which would ...
Page 37
... submitted to the Council of the League of Nations . Should the decision of the League of Nations be adverse to the claims of the Egyptian Government , the question can , at their request and under the same conditions , be reinvestigated ...
... submitted to the Council of the League of Nations . Should the decision of the League of Nations be adverse to the claims of the Egyptian Government , the question can , at their request and under the same conditions , be reinvestigated ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
accepted Adastral House administration adopted agreed agreement aircraft Annex appointed Arbitral Assembly Austrian authorised Britain Britannic Majesty's Government British Bulgaria Clearing Office Commission communicated conference Convention Council Court Covenant Danzig declaration delegate directly from H.M. Donegall Square draft DROIT Economic Egypt Egyptian Government Excellency expressed Financial Committee force Foreign Affairs France French H.M. STATIONERY OFFICE High Contracting Parties Hungarian International League of Nations Locarno treaties London Majesty the King Majesty's Government Mandates meeting ment Northern Ireland obligations Opium Organisation paragraph Plenipotentiary police Polish Portuguese Powers present President proposed Protocol provisions question rapporteur ratification recognised recommendations refugees regard relations representative Republic request resolution respect Roumanian Sarwat Pasha Secretary-General session settlement signatories signed Sir Austen Chamberlain student employees submitted Sudan Tangier Tangier Zone territory tion Trans-Jordan treaties of Locarno Treaty of Trianon Treaty Series Tribunal United друге стране ће ЧЛАН