Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Forces . Only in exceptional cases , i.e. , when they travelled as ordinary passengers , were members of those Forces included in the Board of Trade returns . On the other hand , their wives and dependants , who usually travelled on ...
... Forces . Only in exceptional cases , i.e. , when they travelled as ordinary passengers , were members of those Forces included in the Board of Trade returns . On the other hand , their wives and dependants , who usually travelled on ...
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... in the other Dominions . It is also necessary that similar regulations to those in force in Canada should be adopted in the other Dominions , to provide for inspection and after - care . As regards ( c ) the number of children suitable 14.
... in the other Dominions . It is also necessary that similar regulations to those in force in Canada should be adopted in the other Dominions , to provide for inspection and after - care . As regards ( c ) the number of children suitable 14.
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... force until the 30th June , 1922 , and is presumably intended to prevent any such abnormal flow of immigrants as might otherwise have been expected on the resumption of immigration after the war period . It appears that the effect of ...
... force until the 30th June , 1922 , and is presumably intended to prevent any such abnormal flow of immigrants as might otherwise have been expected on the resumption of immigration after the war period . It appears that the effect of ...
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... force and virtue and that you , Our said Commissioners , may from time to time proceed in the execution thereof , and of every matter and thing therein con- tained , although the same be not continued from time to time . by adjournment ...
... force and virtue and that you , Our said Commissioners , may from time to time proceed in the execution thereof , and of every matter and thing therein con- tained , although the same be not continued from time to time . by adjournment ...
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... force at Oxford . And at both Universities we propose measures which by the establishment of a pension system , and by endowment of University teaching and research , will tend to help the Colleges indirectly . In our opinion there are ...
... force at Oxford . And at both Universities we propose measures which by the establishment of a pension system , and by endowment of University teaching and research , will tend to help the Colleges indirectly . In our opinion there are ...
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