Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... respect as well - advised . The Association does valuable work in advising enquirers regarding migration at its branches throughout the country . About 8,000 enquirers have received special advice of this nature during the year . Port ...
... respect as well - advised . The Association does valuable work in advising enquirers regarding migration at its branches throughout the country . About 8,000 enquirers have received special advice of this nature during the year . Port ...
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... respect of each alternate child who has gone overseas under their auspices , at the rate of £ 27 10s . for a child not entitled to a free passage under the Government Free Passage Scheme , and of £ 20 10s . for a child entitled to a ...
... respect of each alternate child who has gone overseas under their auspices , at the rate of £ 27 10s . for a child not entitled to a free passage under the Government Free Passage Scheme , and of £ 20 10s . for a child entitled to a ...
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... respect of engineering , medical school work , the training of teachers and tutorial classes , and from the Board of Agriculture in respect of agriculture and forestry . In November , 1918 , the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the ...
... respect of engineering , medical school work , the training of teachers and tutorial classes , and from the Board of Agriculture in respect of agriculture and forestry . In November , 1918 , the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the ...
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... respect , therefore , our task is more complicated than that undertaken by any of our predecessors . Yet there is special need on this occasion for a clear and even popular exposition , because the two Universities find themselves in a ...
... respect , therefore , our task is more complicated than that undertaken by any of our predecessors . Yet there is special need on this occasion for a clear and even popular exposition , because the two Universities find themselves in a ...
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... respect of the classes they wished to assist and the careers which they hoped to open to them . To take the latter point first , one avowed object was to recruit the depleted ranks of the secular clergy ; another , and a kindred one ...
... respect of the classes they wished to assist and the careers which they hoped to open to them . To take the latter point first , one avowed object was to recruit the depleted ranks of the secular clergy ; another , and a kindred one ...
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