Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page xix
... board " takes the place of the old " board of conservators . " ( d ) Take " is used instead of " catch . " ( e ) The penalties have , as far as possible , been made uniform ( f ) 66 and are included in Clause 74 . 66 Unseasonable has ...
... board " takes the place of the old " board of conservators . " ( d ) Take " is used instead of " catch . " ( e ) The penalties have , as far as possible , been made uniform ( f ) 66 and are included in Clause 74 . 66 Unseasonable has ...
Page xxi
... board , " new . Line 32 , " any waters within the fishery district " " any salmon river or waters frequented by freshwater fish within the district of that board " ( see also page 52 , lines 6 and 32 ) . Line 33 , words left out at end ...
... board , " new . Line 32 , " any waters within the fishery district " " any salmon river or waters frequented by freshwater fish within the district of that board " ( see also page 52 , lines 6 and 32 ) . Line 33 , words left out at end ...
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... board is given power to remove obstructions without giving notice to the owner . The Act of 1873 required an order to be given to the owner to remove obstructions in the first instance the Board only acted on failure of the owner ...
... board is given power to remove obstructions without giving notice to the owner . The Act of 1873 required an order to be given to the owner to remove obstructions in the first instance the Board only acted on failure of the owner ...
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... board " is brought in . That is right for the Scottish Act ? -Yes . " the 101. Was it " board " in the original section ? -In the Act of 1920 it was Minister , " and then by Section 34 of the Act of 1920 , the Scottish application sec ...
... board " is brought in . That is right for the Scottish Act ? -Yes . " the 101. Was it " board " in the original section ? -In the Act of 1920 it was Minister , " and then by Section 34 of the Act of 1920 , the Scottish application sec ...
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... Board under this Act . " 485. Why ? -We thought all these pro- visions about charges might be put into one Clause instead of being distributed over five sections , and if you put them into one Clause it does not seem to be the necessary ...
... Board under this Act . " 485. Why ? -We thought all these pro- visions about charges might be put into one Clause instead of being distributed over five sections , and if you put them into one Clause it does not seem to be the necessary ...
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agreed Amendment proposed amount appointed Arthur Michael Samuel Assistant bonus Captain Viscount Curzon cent Chairman Civil Service Clause clerical Colonel Assheton Pownall Colonel Stephenson Committee Consolidation contract of tenancy cost Council David Shackleton deal Department duties Education employers employment Estimates EVELYN MURRAY expenditure F. G. BOWERS figures Government Grade grant H. J. WILSON House increase Industrial Inland Revenue inserting the words Inspectors John Butcher Kingsley Wood leave Lieut.-Colonel London Lord Parmoor Lord Wrenbury LOWER SACKVILLE Major Marriott MEMBERS PRESENT ment Ministry of Labour O.B.E. Continued overtime paid passed pension permanent Post Office question regard Report RICHARD HOPKINS salary scale Schedule schools Secretary Section Sir Frederick Liddell Sir HENRY BUNBURY Sir HUGH ORANGE Sir Philip Pilditch Sir Robert Newman Sir Thomas Bramsdon Staff Clerks STATIONERY OFFICE teachers temporary tion Trade Boards Treasury Viscount Curzon Walter de Frece Wrenbury