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The National Federa- tion of Building Trades Operatives . " Page 10 . Second Schedule . Line 17 , after " Institute the United Kingdom . " insert " of Line 18 , after " Auctioneers " insert " and Landed Property Agents ; The National ...
The National Federa- tion of Building Trades Operatives . " Page 10 . Second Schedule . Line 17 , after " Institute the United Kingdom . " insert " of Line 18 , after " Auctioneers " insert " and Landed Property Agents ; The National ...
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It was thought that the Bill as it stood might enable the Council to make regulations under Clause 6 , which would not be submitted to the Privy Council , and as the inten- tion of the Bill was that such regulations should be approved ...
It was thought that the Bill as it stood might enable the Council to make regulations under Clause 6 , which would not be submitted to the Privy Council , and as the inten- tion of the Bill was that such regulations should be approved ...
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On the general ques- tion , which I understand the implication of this question to be , that the Institute is not through its Science Committee playing an adequate part with regard to the development of modern design ; of course that is ...
On the general ques- tion , which I understand the implication of this question to be , that the Institute is not through its Science Committee playing an adequate part with regard to the development of modern design ; of course that is ...
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... Veterinary Surgeons which occupied in connection with that profession exactly the same position as is occupied by the Royal In- stitute of British Architects with rela- tion to the Architectural profession , and Parliament then said ...
... Veterinary Surgeons which occupied in connection with that profession exactly the same position as is occupied by the Royal In- stitute of British Architects with rela- tion to the Architectural profession , and Parliament then said ...
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Just another point upon this ques- tion , and I have finished upon this part . Do I understand that many of the Mem- bers of your Institution are also mem- bers of this Incorporated Association , that is to say , that they have a dual ...
Just another point upon this ques- tion , and I have finished upon this part . Do I understand that many of the Mem- bers of your Institution are also mem- bers of this Incorporated Association , that is to say , that they have a dual ...
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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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