Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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... [ Continued . Mr. Hudson . 2. Does that cover the question of the London and the Metropolitan Common Poor Fund ? -The Metropolitan Common Poor Fund will go . 3. That is Part VI ; we are going to consolidate that ? -Yes . Mr. Hudson . ] It ...
... [ Continued . Mr. Hudson . 2. Does that cover the question of the London and the Metropolitan Common Poor Fund ? -The Metropolitan Common Poor Fund will go . 3. That is Part VI ; we are going to consolidate that ? -Yes . Mr. Hudson . ] It ...
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... Continued . clause where some question of procedure comes in ? -I think there are really two points . First the procedure under the Act of 1834 is applied to two different types of cases , one civil the recovery of what are really debts ...
... Continued . clause where some question of procedure comes in ? -I think there are really two points . First the procedure under the Act of 1834 is applied to two different types of cases , one civil the recovery of what are really debts ...
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... Continued or what does it do ? -Sub - clause 4 is , " all property acquired by the Joint Committee shall be vested in the Boards of Guardians included in the combina- tion . " Boards of Guardians are all corporations ; it is because the ...
... Continued or what does it do ? -Sub - clause 4 is , " all property acquired by the Joint Committee shall be vested in the Boards of Guardians included in the combina- tion . " Boards of Guardians are all corporations ; it is because the ...
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... Continued for altering parishes is the County Council . They have to make orders altering parishes under the Local Govern- ment Act , 1888. The general authority for altering a Poor Law Union is with the Minister . Thus , the necessity ...
... Continued for altering parishes is the County Council . They have to make orders altering parishes under the Local Govern- ment Act , 1888. The general authority for altering a Poor Law Union is with the Minister . Thus , the necessity ...
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... Continued . Lord Warrington . 83. Is there anything in this ? Ap- parently the power of the Minister to divide into wards is for the purpose of an election , whereas the power of the County Council appears to be more general , because ...
... Continued . Lord Warrington . 83. Is there anything in this ? Ap- parently the power of the Minister to divide into wards is for the purpose of an election , whereas the power of the County Council appears to be more general , because ...
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