Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Common Conservators . - Agents - Messrs . Sharpe , Pritchard and Co. ( by Mr. R. F. Parker ) . Preamble read the first time . Reports from the Home Office , Ministry of Health , and Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries were read . Mr ...
... Common Conservators . - Agents - Messrs . Sharpe , Pritchard and Co. ( by Mr. R. F. Parker ) . Preamble read the first time . Reports from the Home Office , Ministry of Health , and Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries were read . Mr ...
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... Common Conservators and Sir HARRY MALLABY DEELEY Mr. KEEN called evidence in support of the Preamble of the Bill . Colonel STEPHEN CHART sworn and examined . Preamble read a second time . Question , That so much of the Preamble as ...
... Common Conservators and Sir HARRY MALLABY DEELEY Mr. KEEN called evidence in support of the Preamble of the Bill . Colonel STEPHEN CHART sworn and examined . Preamble read a second time . Question , That so much of the Preamble as ...
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... common pipe ) . Mr. JEEVES , K.C. , was heard in support of the Clause . Mr. BEVERIDGE was heard on behalf of the Liverpool District Property Owners and Ratepayers ' Association and others , against alterations . Clause agreed to ...
... common pipe ) . Mr. JEEVES , K.C. , was heard in support of the Clause . Mr. BEVERIDGE was heard on behalf of the Liverpool District Property Owners and Ratepayers ' Association and others , against alterations . Clause agreed to ...
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... ( Common Lodging Houses and Houses let in Lodgings ) . Dr. ROBERT PHILIP GARROW recalled and further examined . Clauses considered , amended and agreed to . New Clauses brought up , amended and agreed to . On Part XIX ( Hackney Carriages ...
... ( Common Lodging Houses and Houses let in Lodgings ) . Dr. ROBERT PHILIP GARROW recalled and further examined . Clauses considered , amended and agreed to . New Clauses brought up , amended and agreed to . On Part XIX ( Hackney Carriages ...
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... common law and , certainly , by statute - Lord Campbell's Act . 4. Would you consider that the present law is effective ? -No , I think to a great extent it is ineffective . 5. Therefore , quite broadly speaking , would you say there ...
... common law and , certainly , by statute - Lord Campbell's Act . 4. Would you consider that the present law is effective ? -No , I think to a great extent it is ineffective . 5. Therefore , quite broadly speaking , would you say there ...
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