Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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... fact the Minister fixes them when the union is created or when the union is altered , and he leaves subsequent altera- tions to be effected by the County Council . Sir Henry Slesser . 53. Is it not rather a pity if the matter is being ...
... fact the Minister fixes them when the union is created or when the union is altered , and he leaves subsequent altera- tions to be effected by the County Council . Sir Henry Slesser . 53. Is it not rather a pity if the matter is being ...
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... fact that the Act of 1894 repealed all existing provisions which relate to the qualifications of guardians . Sir Henry Slesser . 66. This point has never been before the Courts ? -No . 67. Those words , " the general rate , " are new ...
... fact that the Act of 1894 repealed all existing provisions which relate to the qualifications of guardians . Sir Henry Slesser . 66. This point has never been before the Courts ? -No . 67. Those words , " the general rate , " are new ...
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... fact con- tradict the other Act . Lord Warrington . ] I suppose they do . do they not ? There was an election rule made under the Act of 1894 which pro- vides what I read just now , that the retiring guardians are to be declared elected ...
... fact con- tradict the other Act . Lord Warrington . ] I suppose they do . do they not ? There was an election rule made under the Act of 1894 which pro- vides what I read just now , that the retiring guardians are to be declared elected ...
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... fact that , whether it be expedient or not , that Act is not codified at all in this legis- lation . Mr. Hudson . ] Would it not be better to call attention to the fact ? Chairman . ] I think that would be the best way - not to put it ...
... fact that , whether it be expedient or not , that Act is not codified at all in this legis- lation . Mr. Hudson . ] Would it not be better to call attention to the fact ? Chairman . ] I think that would be the best way - not to put it ...
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... fact that there are two separate machineries strengthens Lord Warrington's point . If he brings it in for the domestic use of his family he is introducing it , and in that case no work- house master would have any intoxicating liquor at ...
... fact that there are two separate machineries strengthens Lord Warrington's point . If he brings it in for the domestic use of his family he is introducing it , and in that case no work- house master would have any intoxicating liquor at ...
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