Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... first steps which that Committee took was to examine the position in Manchester . As a result of this examination , and in the light of later traffic SELECT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS . ix data which had viii REPORTS FROM THE.
... first steps which that Committee took was to examine the position in Manchester . As a result of this examination , and in the light of later traffic SELECT COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS . ix data which had viii REPORTS FROM THE.
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... position it is done by Somerset House , and very often it causes a good deal of hardship on a man and considerable expense . Is it a neces- sary thing to keep moving these people about so often ? -You have to weigh one thing against the ...
... position it is done by Somerset House , and very often it causes a good deal of hardship on a man and considerable expense . Is it a neces- sary thing to keep moving these people about so often ? -You have to weigh one thing against the ...
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... position arises . I thought the Com- mittee would naturally wish to have an assembled picture as far as one can be drawn of the expenditure entailed by the stoppage , and the Treasury - as I thing Mr. Phillips will inform the Com ...
... position arises . I thought the Com- mittee would naturally wish to have an assembled picture as far as one can be drawn of the expenditure entailed by the stoppage , and the Treasury - as I thing Mr. Phillips will inform the Com ...
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... position , and one of the first steps which that Committee took was to exam- ine the position in Manchester . Here was a depressed area where possibly it might be expedient to slow up expendi- ture . The position was examined , and in ...
... position , and one of the first steps which that Committee took was to exam- ine the position in Manchester . Here was a depressed area where possibly it might be expedient to slow up expendi- ture . The position was examined , and in ...
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... position has been recovering and getting back again more on to the footing of the year before ? - Yes . The position in 1927 is very much better than it was in 1926 . 352. The answer is that it was due to the Coal dispute ? -I think so ...
... position has been recovering and getting back again more on to the footing of the year before ? - Yes . The position in 1927 is very much better than it was in 1926 . 352. The answer is that it was due to the Coal dispute ? -I think so ...
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