Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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... land dealing with this subject it ought to be included . Lord Gorell . 173. It is not our function to decide what is obnoxious and what is not , but only what is the law as it at present stands ? I could bring up a clause at the next ...
... land dealing with this subject it ought to be included . Lord Gorell . 173. It is not our function to decide what is obnoxious and what is not , but only what is the law as it at present stands ? I could bring up a clause at the next ...
Page 21
... land for housing , and it would have been very convenient if the Mile End Guardians could have conveyed that land to the Borough Council in con- sideration of a price agreed upon , but the Mile End Guardians were advised that they could ...
... land for housing , and it would have been very convenient if the Mile End Guardians could have conveyed that land to the Borough Council in con- sideration of a price agreed upon , but the Mile End Guardians were advised that they could ...
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... lands . " That only applies to goods and chattels and lands ; it is very im- perfect . The first sub - section gives the Board of Guardians an alternative 8 ° Decembris , 1926. ] [ Continued . power JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE ON ...
... lands . " That only applies to goods and chattels and lands ; it is very im- perfect . The first sub - section gives the Board of Guardians an alternative 8 ° Decembris , 1926. ] [ Continued . power JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE ON ...
Page 51
... land for the pur- pose of making a cemetery , and an obligation was imposed upon them to bury , at a certain charge , any of the paupers in London , the idea being that the whole of the population of London would be buried in Woking ...
... land for the pur- pose of making a cemetery , and an obligation was imposed upon them to bury , at a certain charge , any of the paupers in London , the idea being that the whole of the population of London would be buried in Woking ...
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... acquisition by the Board of land held by the owners or lessees of any railway , canal , inland navigation , dock , or harbour for the purposes of their undertaking , or enable the Board to acquire com- pulsorily ELECTRICITY ( SUPPLY ) . 93.
... acquisition by the Board of land held by the owners or lessees of any railway , canal , inland navigation , dock , or harbour for the purposes of their undertaking , or enable the Board to acquire com- pulsorily ELECTRICITY ( SUPPLY ) . 93.
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