Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Admiralty employees Town Planning ... ... Miscellaneous : - Housing , ete . Act , 1923 Housing conditions in Highland districts Proposal to erect one apartment houses Subsidence in mining areas ... Action for damages against local ...
... Admiralty employees Town Planning ... ... Miscellaneous : - Housing , ete . Act , 1923 Housing conditions in Highland districts Proposal to erect one apartment houses Subsidence in mining areas ... Action for damages against local ...
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... Admiralty Employees . The construction of the forty subordinate officers ' houses de- scribed in our last Report was ... Admiralty employees they would be let in the open market . We communicated with the Admiralty , who authorised us to ...
... Admiralty Employees . The construction of the forty subordinate officers ' houses de- scribed in our last Report was ... Admiralty employees they would be let in the open market . We communicated with the Admiralty , who authorised us to ...
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... Admiralty , Lord Balfour , Lord Weir , Sir Maurice Hankey ( Secretary ) , should meet to enquire into the co - operation and correlation between the Navy , Army and Air Force from the point of view of National and Imperial Defence ...
... Admiralty , Lord Balfour , Lord Weir , Sir Maurice Hankey ( Secretary ) , should meet to enquire into the co - operation and correlation between the Navy , Army and Air Force from the point of view of National and Imperial Defence ...
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... Admiralty , who have accepted the responsibility of protecting all British territory abroad against organised invasion from the sea . " 5. The Army was responsible for dealing not with organised invasion from the sea , which was a ...
... Admiralty , who have accepted the responsibility of protecting all British territory abroad against organised invasion from the sea . " 5. The Army was responsible for dealing not with organised invasion from the sea , which was a ...
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... Admiralty . The responsibility of the Admiralty , therefore , for the protection of territory and com- munications in great oceans was not challenged . 14. In the narrow seas , however , Imperial territory and com- munications are ...
... Admiralty . The responsibility of the Admiralty , therefore , for the protection of territory and com- munications in great oceans was not challenged . 14. In the narrow seas , however , Imperial territory and com- munications are ...
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