Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page vii
... protection under the general law . 10. In the Stoke - on - Trent Bill ( Lords ) clauses were inserted for bringing into effect the establishment of a Savings Bank and a Housing Department in connection with the same bank which were ...
... protection under the general law . 10. In the Stoke - on - Trent Bill ( Lords ) clauses were inserted for bringing into effect the establishment of a Savings Bank and a Housing Department in connection with the same bank which were ...
Page xxxviii
... protection of Public Lamps ) . Clause disallowed .. On Part XXI ( Rates ) . Mr. Wм . CHRISTOPHER COXALL Sworn and examined . On Part XXII ( Finance ) . Clause 414 ( Appointed Auditors ) . Clause allowed . [ Adjourned till to - morrow at ...
... protection of Public Lamps ) . Clause disallowed .. On Part XXI ( Rates ) . Mr. Wм . CHRISTOPHER COXALL Sworn and examined . On Part XXII ( Finance ) . Clause 414 ( Appointed Auditors ) . Clause allowed . [ Adjourned till to - morrow at ...
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... protection under the general law . 10. In the Stoke - on - Trent Bill ( Lords ) clauses were inserted for bringing into effect the establishment of a Savings Bank , and a Housing Department in connection with the same bank which were ...
... protection under the general law . 10. In the Stoke - on - Trent Bill ( Lords ) clauses were inserted for bringing into effect the establishment of a Savings Bank , and a Housing Department in connection with the same bank which were ...
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... protection for the public and at the same time will not inflict undue burdens on the owners . 13. Your Committee desire to acknowledge the assistance rendered to them by Mr. Holderness of the Home Office , Mr. Rhodes and Mr. Hunter of ...
... protection for the public and at the same time will not inflict undue burdens on the owners . 13. Your Committee desire to acknowledge the assistance rendered to them by Mr. Holderness of the Home Office , Mr. Rhodes and Mr. Hunter of ...
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... protection of the Judge . It would be said at once , " The Judge did not prohibit this and so it might be published . " 38. Yes - Speaking for myself , I should regard it as a grave addi- tion to the burden of my duties if I were to sit ...
... protection of the Judge . It would be said at once , " The Judge did not prohibit this and so it might be published . " 38. Yes - Speaking for myself , I should regard it as a grave addi- tion to the burden of my duties if I were to sit ...
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