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The suggestion has been made that we should recall Major Barnes on Tuesday at 3.30 to answer any points that Mr. Tasker has asked him which he is unable to reply to now . Now Mr. Tasker says that he has to be at a London County Council ...
The suggestion has been made that we should recall Major Barnes on Tuesday at 3.30 to answer any points that Mr. Tasker has asked him which he is unable to reply to now . Now Mr. Tasker says that he has to be at a London County Council ...
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May I say that we are very much indebted to you for having in black and white brought before us the amendments you suggest . Are you satisfied so much with this position that you are willing , as regards removal , to do what is not done ...
May I say that we are very much indebted to you for having in black and white brought before us the amendments you suggest . Are you satisfied so much with this position that you are willing , as regards removal , to do what is not done ...
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I do not suggest that he will not do that ... You will observe , Major Barnes , that if Clause 20 of the original Bill is thrown out , as I understood a moment ago you suggested might be done , the Second Schedule would go after it ?
I do not suggest that he will not do that ... You will observe , Major Barnes , that if Clause 20 of the original Bill is thrown out , as I understood a moment ago you suggested might be done , the Second Schedule would go after it ?
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Is it fair to suggest that this is really an endeavour to create another closed society or corporation with powers such as the medical societies now have ? -I think it might be quite natural to suggest it and perhaps without a very ...
Is it fair to suggest that this is really an endeavour to create another closed society or corporation with powers such as the medical societies now have ? -I think it might be quite natural to suggest it and perhaps without a very ...
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I mean , on that mere statement of a hypothetical case I should imagine that the facts as you barely state them would suggest that some conduct was taking place there which the Institute would regard as being unprofessional and upon ...
I mean , on that mere statement of a hypothetical case I should imagine that the facts as you barely state them would suggest that some conduct was taking place there which the Institute would regard as being unprofessional and upon ...
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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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