Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 41
... mean adopted other- wise than legally adopted . 412. The meaning of the word has been rather changed by the passing of the Act this year ? —Yes . Lord Warrington . 413. I should think it would be better to leave in Sub - clause ( 7 ) ...
... mean adopted other- wise than legally adopted . 412. The meaning of the word has been rather changed by the passing of the Act this year ? —Yes . Lord Warrington . 413. I should think it would be better to leave in Sub - clause ( 7 ) ...
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... mean- ing " if , " it means if the parents ask for something the guardians are bound to do the opposite , which is nonsense . Lord Warrington . ] You could make it plain by reading it like this : " If the parents or surviving parent of ...
... mean- ing " if , " it means if the parents ask for something the guardians are bound to do the opposite , which is nonsense . Lord Warrington . ] You could make it plain by reading it like this : " If the parents or surviving parent of ...
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... means . Lord Warrington . 452. It does mean that , Sir Frederick , does it not ? It means that in order to prevent the child being brought up in another creed than that which is entered on the register , the parents or the minister must ...
... means . Lord Warrington . 452. It does mean that , Sir Frederick , does it not ? It means that in order to prevent the child being brought up in another creed than that which is entered on the register , the parents or the minister must ...
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... mean that we should be amending the Act ; we should not be simply consolidating . Lord Gorell . ] It cannot mean that they are to do exactly the opposite of what they are asked to do , which is how it reads at the present moment . Sir ...
... mean that we should be amending the Act ; we should not be simply consolidating . Lord Gorell . ] It cannot mean that they are to do exactly the opposite of what they are asked to do , which is how it reads at the present moment . Sir ...
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... mean ? -I think it would be held to be a civil parish . 501. Has a civil parish ground ? Well , I mean Church . Take Chelsea , a burial the Mother for instance : I take it if there were burials in London the burial ground of St. Luke's ...
... mean ? -I think it would be held to be a civil parish . 501. Has a civil parish ground ? Well , I mean Church . Take Chelsea , a burial the Mother for instance : I take it if there were burials in London the burial ground of St. Luke's ...
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