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DESTRUCTIVE INSECTS AND PESTS BILL : Report from Standing Committee D on the Destructive Insects and Pests Bill , with the Proceedings of the Committee . DISEASES OF ANIMALS BILL [ LORDS ] : p . 799 Report from Standing Committee B on ...
DESTRUCTIVE INSECTS AND PESTS BILL : Report from Standing Committee D on the Destructive Insects and Pests Bill , with the Proceedings of the Committee . DISEASES OF ANIMALS BILL [ LORDS ] : p . 799 Report from Standing Committee B on ...
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6 Question " That the word eighteen ' stand part of the clause , " put and negatived . Question put , " That the word ' twenty - two be there inserted . " The Committee divided : Ayes . Mr. Lindley . Colonel Moore . Sir Frederick Rice .
6 Question " That the word eighteen ' stand part of the clause , " put and negatived . Question put , " That the word ' twenty - two be there inserted . " The Committee divided : Ayes . Mr. Lindley . Colonel Moore . Sir Frederick Rice .
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Question put , That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Clause . The Committee divided : Ayes . Mr. Lindley . Colonel Moore . Sir Frederick Rice . Mr. Tasker . Captain Wallace . Dr. Watts . Noes . Mr. Gardner .
Question put , That the words proposed to be left out stand part of the Clause . The Committee divided : Ayes . Mr. Lindley . Colonel Moore . Sir Frederick Rice . Mr. Tasker . Captain Wallace . Dr. Watts . Noes . Mr. Gardner .
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Question put , that the words proposed to be left out down to the word " a " in line 7 stand part of the paragraph . The Committee divided : Ayes ( 6 ) . Mr. Gardner . Sir Alfred Hopkinson . Colonel Moore . Sir Frederick Rice .
Question put , that the words proposed to be left out down to the word " a " in line 7 stand part of the paragraph . The Committee divided : Ayes ( 6 ) . Mr. Gardner . Sir Alfred Hopkinson . Colonel Moore . Sir Frederick Rice .
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I make suggestions in my précis which could be added to , and I do want to make it clear , Sir Murdoch , that I stand by what I said in the House on the Second Reading , that I do not want to do anything which I would tend to lower the ...
I make suggestions in my précis which could be added to , and I do want to make it clear , Sir Murdoch , that I stand by what I said in the House on the Second Reading , that I do not want to do anything which I would tend to lower the ...
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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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