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They would seem to be very important , and we hope that in the words of the Home Secretary the [ Continued . 66 limiting of the title to Registered Architects " will go a long way to meet the views that have been expressed upon the Bill ...
They would seem to be very important , and we hope that in the words of the Home Secretary the [ Continued . 66 limiting of the title to Registered Architects " will go a long way to meet the views that have been expressed upon the Bill ...
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... but through allied Societies of architects situated all over the country , [ Continued . in Scotland and Ireland , it contains men who are not members of the Royal Insti- tute of British Architects , but only members of those allied ...
... but through allied Societies of architects situated all over the country , [ Continued . in Scotland and Ireland , it contains men who are not members of the Royal Insti- tute of British Architects , but only members of those allied ...
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I gather that is what you said ? -In a measure , yes , that is so . 662. But of course those plans are passed in accordance with Acts of Parliament , not in accordance with the architectural conception of the [ Continued . people in the ...
I gather that is what you said ? -In a measure , yes , that is so . 662. But of course those plans are passed in accordance with Acts of Parliament , not in accordance with the architectural conception of the [ Continued . people in the ...
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Lt. - Colonel Sir CHARLES L. MORGAN , C.B.E. , and [ Continued . Mr. W. F. SPEAR . 21 June , 1927. ] Lt. - Colonel Sir CHARLES. amended form if you close that back door , and make it perfectly clear that there is nothing whatever to ...
Lt. - Colonel Sir CHARLES L. MORGAN , C.B.E. , and [ Continued . Mr. W. F. SPEAR . 21 June , 1927. ] Lt. - Colonel Sir CHARLES. amended form if you close that back door , and make it perfectly clear that there is nothing whatever to ...
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[ Continued . when one comes to consider that the fees have been put up and the work costs two and a half times as much as it used to before the war , it is a pretty con- siderable thing . Mr. Tasker . 806.
[ Continued . when one comes to consider that the fees have been put up and the work costs two and a half times as much as it used to before the war , it is a pretty con- siderable thing . Mr. Tasker . 806.
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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