House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 72
... Royal Warrants. 100. A large part of the Army expenditure, namely, the pay and allowances of the Army, is made under Royal Warrant. It appears from the evidence of the Accountant General of the Army, that in his opinion " the ...
... Royal Warrants. 100. A large part of the Army expenditure, namely, the pay and allowances of the Army, is made under Royal Warrant. It appears from the evidence of the Accountant General of the Army, that in his opinion " the ...
Page 276
... Royal Warrant having remained unconnected during two periods, amounting in the aggregate to five years, it seems possible that officers may have formed expectations based upon the actual wording of the Warrant during those periods. Your ...
... Royal Warrant having remained unconnected during two periods, amounting in the aggregate to five years, it seems possible that officers may have formed expectations based upon the actual wording of the Warrant during those periods. Your ...
Page 588
... Royal Warrants. 77. The Royal Warrant provides that a pension shall be granted to a soldier discharged as medically unfit for further service, such unfitness being certified as either attributable to or aggravated by military .service ...
... Royal Warrants. 77. The Royal Warrant provides that a pension shall be granted to a soldier discharged as medically unfit for further service, such unfitness being certified as either attributable to or aggravated by military .service ...
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Accounting Officer Admiralty adopted advances amount applied Appropriation Act Appropriations in Aid Army and Navy Army Council arrangement attention authority balance Board Board of Admiralty cash charge circumstances Civil Service CLASS Colonial Commissioners Committee of Public Comptroller and Auditor concur connexion consider consideration Consolidated Fund contract contractors cost deficiency desirable Dockyard duty examination excess Exchequer and Audit expenditure Extra Receipts further Government Grant in Aid House of Commons incurred issued Lords Lordships Majesty's Treasury ment Naval obtained opinion Order in Council Ordnance Factories paid paragraph Parliament Parliamentary payments pension Post Office practice present proposed Public Accounts Committee question recommend reference regard regulations respect responsibility Revenue Departments Royal Warrant rule salary Second Report Secretary Section statement Stock Valuation stocktaking Store Accounts Subhead submitted Supplementary Estimate Supplementary Vote surplus taken tion Treasury Minute Treasury sanction Vote of Credit