House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 278
... Parliamentary Provision. 14. Your Committee have had under their consideration the circumstances under which the Admiralty, on 7 June 1889, entered into a contract with Messrs. Baghino for raising Her Majesty's Ship "Sultan" for £50,000 ...
... Parliamentary Provision. 14. Your Committee have had under their consideration the circumstances under which the Admiralty, on 7 June 1889, entered into a contract with Messrs. Baghino for raising Her Majesty's Ship "Sultan" for £50,000 ...
Page 642
... Parliamentary appropriation. (2) When expenditure becomes necessary on a service not covered by a Parliamentary Vote, immediate steps should be taken to obtain Parliamentary authority. (3) If it is absolutely impossible to obtain ...
... Parliamentary appropriation. (2) When expenditure becomes necessary on a service not covered by a Parliamentary Vote, immediate steps should be taken to obtain Parliamentary authority. (3) If it is absolutely impossible to obtain ...
Page 646
... Parliamentary Printing done at the Works). We recommend that in future the whole cost of the Works should be provided for under appropriate Subheads and it should be made clear on the face of the Vote (either by a note, or by alteration ...
... Parliamentary Printing done at the Works). We recommend that in future the whole cost of the Works should be provided for under appropriate Subheads and it should be made clear on the face of the Vote (either by a note, or by alteration ...
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