Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... ( TEMPORARY INCREASE OF CHARGES ) BILL : 773 119. Report from Standing Committee B on the Harbours , Docks , and Piers ( Temporary Increase of Charges ) Bill , with the Proceedings of the Committee . 777 HOUSE OF COMMONS ( KITCHEN AND ...
... ( TEMPORARY INCREASE OF CHARGES ) BILL : 773 119. Report from Standing Committee B on the Harbours , Docks , and Piers ( Temporary Increase of Charges ) Bill , with the Proceedings of the Committee . 777 HOUSE OF COMMONS ( KITCHEN AND ...
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... temporary home for that Clause in the Bill , but we can hardly hope to deal with it again so soon as Mr. Jones hopes to deal with the English provision about allotments in the English Bill . We are not so far advanced . It could be left ...
... temporary home for that Clause in the Bill , but we can hardly hope to deal with it again so soon as Mr. Jones hopes to deal with the English provision about allotments in the English Bill . We are not so far advanced . It could be left ...
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... temporary end , merely removes from its place of deposit , with no intention of depriving the owner permanently of it , a public document , that is thought to be so mischievous an act as to deserve punishment , although it does not ...
... temporary end , merely removes from its place of deposit , with no intention of depriving the owner permanently of it , a public document , that is thought to be so mischievous an act as to deserve punishment , although it does not ...
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... temporary and the women clerks are also temporary ? -Yes . 54. Are they going to remain or to be got rid of ? They will remain for the time being , because we have accepted the recommendation of the Geddes Com- mittee that at the ...
... temporary and the women clerks are also temporary ? -Yes . 54. Are they going to remain or to be got rid of ? They will remain for the time being , because we have accepted the recommendation of the Geddes Com- mittee that at the ...
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... temporary staff . Included in that 15,500 temporary staff are 8,439 casual staff . By " casual " I mean clerks who are employed on a week - to - week basis . We have been obliged to employ them on that basis because we have found by ...
... temporary staff . Included in that 15,500 temporary staff are 8,439 casual staff . By " casual " I mean clerks who are employed on a week - to - week basis . We have been obliged to employ them on that basis because we have found by ...
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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