Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Fees Committee . Thames Conservancy : 607 75. General Report and Statement of Accounts for the Year 1921 . 643 Trade Boards : [ Cind . 1645. ] Report of the Committee Appointed to Enquire into the working and effects of the Trade Board ...
... Fees Committee . Thames Conservancy : 607 75. General Report and Statement of Accounts for the Year 1921 . 643 Trade Boards : [ Cind . 1645. ] Report of the Committee Appointed to Enquire into the working and effects of the Trade Board ...
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... fee - in some cases no fee at all . In these circumstances , the medical examination of those who wish to proceed ... fees varying from 10s . a head to £ 1 1s . Od . for a family . It is understood that similar arrangements will be ...
... fee - in some cases no fee at all . In these circumstances , the medical examination of those who wish to proceed ... fees varying from 10s . a head to £ 1 1s . Od . for a family . It is understood that similar arrangements will be ...
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... fees of the University teachers . At first there were no Colleges in the modern sense of the word , and for long the majority of Oxford and Cambridge students either lived independently in lodging - houses , or at most in halls or ...
... fees of the University teachers . At first there were no Colleges in the modern sense of the word , and for long the majority of Oxford and Cambridge students either lived independently in lodging - houses , or at most in halls or ...
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... fees , supplemented by a con- siderable sum derived from the Taylor bequest . The School , though still young , is a growing one , and is likely to expand still further in future , but though it has recently received several notable ...
... fees , supplemented by a con- siderable sum derived from the Taylor bequest . The School , though still young , is a growing one , and is likely to expand still further in future , but though it has recently received several notable ...
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... fee . The fees are really lower than the money value of what is obtained , owing to assistance from various sources . The College often owns playing fields , and helps by remitting part of the commercial rent . The officers of clubs or ...
... fee . The fees are really lower than the money value of what is obtained , owing to assistance from various sources . The College often owns playing fields , and helps by remitting part of the commercial rent . The officers of clubs or ...
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