House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 143
... (CLASS I., VOTE 4. — HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.) — Your Committee are disposed to agree with the Comptroller and Auditor General that the legal expenses placed under a special subhead in this Vote, and under a special subhead in Vote 5, would ...
... (CLASS I., VOTE 4. — HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT.) — Your Committee are disposed to agree with the Comptroller and Auditor General that the legal expenses placed under a special subhead in this Vote, and under a special subhead in Vote 5, would ...
Page 537
... Class has, therefore, been created for the purpose It is also contemplated to move into the same class the present Vote for Old Age Pensions, which is now in Class VI., but appears to be more akin to the services provided in the new class ...
... Class has, therefore, been created for the purpose It is also contemplated to move into the same class the present Vote for Old Age Pensions, which is now in Class VI., but appears to be more akin to the services provided in the new class ...
Page 580
... CLASS III., VOTE 15. — LAW CHARGES AND CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS, IRELAND. Adjustment of Disallowance. 13. In their First Report last year* the Public Accounts Committee dealt with the payments to certain Crown witnesses, amounting to £550 ...
... CLASS III., VOTE 15. — LAW CHARGES AND CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS, IRELAND. Adjustment of Disallowance. 13. In their First Report last year* the Public Accounts Committee dealt with the payments to certain Crown witnesses, amounting to £550 ...
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