House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 46
... further, before taking action, to communicate to the Treasury any opinion of the Law Officers that affects, directly or indirectly, Treasury responsibility. Further, they will request their Solicitor to procure for them quarterly lists ...
... further, before taking action, to communicate to the Treasury any opinion of the Law Officers that affects, directly or indirectly, Treasury responsibility. Further, they will request their Solicitor to procure for them quarterly lists ...
Page 540
... further appears from the evidence with regard to the Museum of Antiquities at Edinburgh, that a theft of certain articles was actually perpetrated by the Assistant Keeper, and was only detected by the honesty of a pawnbroker who ...
... further appears from the evidence with regard to the Museum of Antiquities at Edinburgh, that a theft of certain articles was actually perpetrated by the Assistant Keeper, and was only detected by the honesty of a pawnbroker who ...
Page 551
... further comideration of the subject of stocktaking at Home Yards as promised in Admiralty letter of 8 April last. [See further at p. 554.] REPORT, 1914. H.C. 249. Treasury Minutes, 1 November 1914 and 29747/14.* CIVIL SERVICES AND ...
... further comideration of the subject of stocktaking at Home Yards as promised in Admiralty letter of 8 April last. [See further at p. 554.] REPORT, 1914. H.C. 249. Treasury Minutes, 1 November 1914 and 29747/14.* CIVIL SERVICES AND ...
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