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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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... persons re- moved from the register under the im- mediately preceding section to the ap- proval of the Discipline ... the Council not to re- move the name of the appellant , or re- store his name as the case may require , and under ...
... persons re- moved from the register under the im- mediately preceding section to the ap- proval of the Discipline ... the Council not to re- move the name of the appellant , or re- store his name as the case may require , and under ...
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You would have in this co - operative move- ment , men who would be acting in a dual capacity ? —Yes . I understood , however that we were covered in that . I mean obviously in a movement like ours , we have two distinct operations .
You would have in this co - operative move- ment , men who would be acting in a dual capacity ? —Yes . I understood , however that we were covered in that . I mean obviously in a movement like ours , we have two distinct operations .
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Debate arising : Mr. Chamberlain rose in his place , and claimed to move " That the Question be now put . " --- Question put , " That the Question be now put. Major Astor Commander Bellairs Major Birchall Captain Brass Mr. Broad ...
Debate arising : Mr. Chamberlain rose in his place , and claimed to move " That the Question be now put . " --- Question put , " That the Question be now put. Major Astor Commander Bellairs Major Birchall Captain Brass Mr. Broad ...
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... and if the Court so decides shall " - ( Miss Lawrence ) , — instead thereof . - Question proposed , " That the word " shall ' stand part of the Clause . ' د , Debate arising : Mr. Chamberlain rose in his place , and claimed to move ...
... and if the Court so decides shall " - ( Miss Lawrence ) , — instead thereof . - Question proposed , " That the word " shall ' stand part of the Clause . ' د , Debate arising : Mr. Chamberlain rose in his place , and claimed to move ...
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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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