Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... reason to think that the dissemination of information concerning encephalitis lethargica has partly accounted for the annual increase in the number of cases notified ; and , with the more frequent recognition of mild forms of the ...
... reason to think that the dissemination of information concerning encephalitis lethargica has partly accounted for the annual increase in the number of cases notified ; and , with the more frequent recognition of mild forms of the ...
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... reason to believe is being realised , that with falling prices and the greatly increased incentive to economy , the Authorities concerned will be able still further to increase their beneficial work . GRANTS . Following this ...
... reason to believe is being realised , that with falling prices and the greatly increased incentive to economy , the Authorities concerned will be able still further to increase their beneficial work . GRANTS . Following this ...
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... reason of the application of the Blind Persons Act , 1920 , which came into operation on the 10th September , 1920 . Under section 1 of this Act blind persons who had attained the age of 50 were entitled to receive such pensions as they ...
... reason of the application of the Blind Persons Act , 1920 , which came into operation on the 10th September , 1920 . Under section 1 of this Act blind persons who had attained the age of 50 were entitled to receive such pensions as they ...
Page 18
... reason or another , are unable to attend workshops , help and supervision in the making of saleable articles , and assistance in the marketing of the finished articles . Extracts are given below from a report made to his Committee by ...
... reason or another , are unable to attend workshops , help and supervision in the making of saleable articles , and assistance in the marketing of the finished articles . Extracts are given below from a report made to his Committee by ...
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... reasons for the reduction in the number of tests made during 1921 were that practically all the arsenic works in Cornwall were idle , many units of other plants were worked intermittently , or not at all , and a full staff of inspectors ...
... reasons for the reduction in the number of tests made during 1921 were that practically all the arsenic works in Cornwall were idle , many units of other plants were worked intermittently , or not at all , and a full staff of inspectors ...
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