Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... expenditure for free passages for the year ending 31st December was £ 983,355 , and the expenditure for this purpose for the financial year ending 31st March , 1922 , is estimated at £ 975,000 . Publications . The Committee wish to ...
... expenditure for free passages for the year ending 31st December was £ 983,355 , and the expenditure for this purpose for the financial year ending 31st March , 1922 , is estimated at £ 975,000 . Publications . The Committee wish to ...
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... expenditure of £ 68,138 . In 427 cases assistance has been granted for the payment of passages , and in 2,162 cases the assistance has taken the form of a grant for travelling expenses overseas , or for use after arrival . In 48 cases ...
... expenditure of £ 68,138 . In 427 cases assistance has been granted for the payment of passages , and in 2,162 cases the assistance has taken the form of a grant for travelling expenses overseas , or for use after arrival . In 48 cases ...
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... is estimated at £ 130 , and there will be further small expenditure on the printing of Appendices , which will be published in due course . COMMISSION REPORT OF OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE COMMITTEES PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS PART.
... is estimated at £ 130 , and there will be further small expenditure on the printing of Appendices , which will be published in due course . COMMISSION REPORT OF OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE COMMITTEES PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS PART.
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... expenditure of Colleges generally . Sub- sequently , in connection with the Universities Tests Act , 1871 , it was decided that , in the public interest , complete financial information should be obtained . Thereupon a new Royal Com ...
... expenditure of Colleges generally . Sub- sequently , in connection with the Universities Tests Act , 1871 , it was decided that , in the public interest , complete financial information should be obtained . Thereupon a new Royal Com ...
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... expenditure . Already before the war the financial situation was serious ; many of the staff were under - paid and overworked , and not a few had no pension prospects ; research , especially in the Humanities , was very poorly provided ...
... expenditure . Already before the war the financial situation was serious ; many of the staff were under - paid and overworked , and not a few had no pension prospects ; research , especially in the Humanities , was very poorly provided ...
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