House of Commons Papers, Volume 17; Volume 22H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Legislation |
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Page 374
... respect to the ninepenny fee. It appears that the Education Department think they ought to show an equitable consideration in interpreting the law respecting these points. The claims come up in the end of the year. There is no power of ...
... respect to the ninepenny fee. It appears that the Education Department think they ought to show an equitable consideration in interpreting the law respecting these points. The claims come up in the end of the year. There is no power of ...
Page 528
... respect of Closed Schools. 17. It appears that, in respect of certain Edinburgh schools which were taken off the Grant List on 30 June 1907 — the end of the school year — the full grant earned, £611 2s. 2d., had been paid. According to ...
... respect of Closed Schools. 17. It appears that, in respect of certain Edinburgh schools which were taken off the Grant List on 30 June 1907 — the end of the school year — the full grant earned, £611 2s. 2d., had been paid. According to ...
Page 573
... respect of either aggregate liability or rate of expenditure. 20. All applications for issues from the Vote of Credit, whether by way of imprest, as in the cases contemplated in paragraph 12 (h) above, or, as in the case of the Army and ...
... respect of either aggregate liability or rate of expenditure. 20. All applications for issues from the Vote of Credit, whether by way of imprest, as in the cases contemplated in paragraph 12 (h) above, or, as in the case of the Army and ...
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