House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 196
... amount, viz., £306,661 7*. 2d., has been treated in the Appropriation Account as available against Army Expenditure, whereas in his judgment any excess of receipts beyond the amount estimated should either be deducted from the Grant out ...
... amount, viz., £306,661 7*. 2d., has been treated in the Appropriation Account as available against Army Expenditure, whereas in his judgment any excess of receipts beyond the amount estimated should either be deducted from the Grant out ...
Page 262
... amount of about £3,000. This note appears in consequence of a recommendation of the Public Accounts Committee in 1886, that, " every " payment postponed for want of funds should be shown upon the face " of the Appropriation Accounts, so ...
... amount of about £3,000. This note appears in consequence of a recommendation of the Public Accounts Committee in 1886, that, " every " payment postponed for want of funds should be shown upon the face " of the Appropriation Accounts, so ...
Page 338
... amount of £2,100 has been raised on various occasions to nearly double that amount, and grants have been made with appropriations to more than one Subhead, and since then the Comptroller and Auditor General has raised the question of ...
... amount of £2,100 has been raised on various occasions to nearly double that amount, and grants have been made with appropriations to more than one Subhead, and since then the Comptroller and Auditor General has raised the question of ...
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