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They are not many in themselves , but they are important in this respect , that the qualification of the word " Architect " would appear to re- move , as far as one can see , all the opposition that could exist in respect of the Bill ...
They are not many in themselves , but they are important in this respect , that the qualification of the word " Architect " would appear to re- move , as far as one can see , all the opposition that could exist in respect of the Bill ...
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It would appear that there would be no interference with the Civil Engineer . He may still go on using the term " Architect " ; he may describe his work as architectural ; he may do anything and everything that he was able to do before ...
It would appear that there would be no interference with the Civil Engineer . He may still go on using the term " Architect " ; he may describe his work as architectural ; he may do anything and everything that he was able to do before ...
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Several applications have been made by bodies whose names do not appear in the Second Schedule , and the Committee are asked to add the names of those bodies and that increases the num- ber of the Admission Committee , and the ...
Several applications have been made by bodies whose names do not appear in the Second Schedule , and the Committee are asked to add the names of those bodies and that increases the num- ber of the Admission Committee , and the ...
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But your Council would issue in- structions that the right which you enjoy under the 1909 Steel Frame Act should be continued , that your Council did in- struct learned advocates to appear before the Committee of the House of Commons ...
But your Council would issue in- structions that the right which you enjoy under the 1909 Steel Frame Act should be continued , that your Council did in- struct learned advocates to appear before the Committee of the House of Commons ...
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What hap- pened there was this : We advertised the examination , we held it ; one candi- date presented himself and he did not pass ; therefore his name does not appear on page 580. That is the ex- planation of that .
What hap- pened there was this : We advertised the examination , we held it ; one candi- date presented himself and he did not pass ; therefore his name does not appear on page 580. That is the ex- planation of that .
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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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