Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 9
... direct to one of the Government farms , and would thus avoid the risk , which they now run , of being attracted into industrial town life whilst awaiting the opportunity of settling on the land . ( d ) The foregoing paragraphs have ...
... direct to one of the Government farms , and would thus avoid the risk , which they now run , of being attracted into industrial town life whilst awaiting the opportunity of settling on the land . ( d ) The foregoing paragraphs have ...
Page 17
... direct this side of the Army's work with marked zeal and ability , visited Canada on two occasions during 1921 investigating conditions from the Atlantic to the Pacific . Branches of the Salvation Army exist in all parts of the Empire ...
... direct this side of the Army's work with marked zeal and ability , visited Canada on two occasions during 1921 investigating conditions from the Atlantic to the Pacific . Branches of the Salvation Army exist in all parts of the Empire ...
Page 10
... direct result of this , the proportion of country gentlemen's sons increased . At first there can be no doubt that , numerically at least , both " Universities were hard hit by the expulsion of the religious " orders , although a couple ...
... direct result of this , the proportion of country gentlemen's sons increased . At first there can be no doubt that , numerically at least , both " Universities were hard hit by the expulsion of the religious " orders , although a couple ...
Page 59
... direct to the Senate ( the general body of residents and non - residents ) , and whereas , at Oxford the approval of Congregation ( the Resident House of teachers and administrators ) is required before a Statute can be submitted to ...
... direct to the Senate ( the general body of residents and non - residents ) , and whereas , at Oxford the approval of Congregation ( the Resident House of teachers and administrators ) is required before a Statute can be submitted to ...
Page 64
... direct connection with the University , and it would be almost impossible to secure by any method of election that the elected members were really representative and could attend meetings when summoned . D. Proposals for leaving the ...
... direct connection with the University , and it would be almost impossible to secure by any method of election that the elected members were really representative and could attend meetings when summoned . D. Proposals for leaving the ...
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