Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Police . Further , we have based our proportionate estimate of the manning of Groups II and III on the 1914 standard . We think that the Admiralty would be able , on investigation , to adopt in these Groups a less immediate state of ...
... Police . Further , we have based our proportionate estimate of the manning of Groups II and III on the 1914 standard . We think that the Admiralty would be able , on investigation , to adopt in these Groups a less immediate state of ...
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... . ( c . ) The high ratio of the wages bill to the material con- sumed . ( d . ) The numbers of yard craft and men employed in manning them . ( e . ) Dockyard police . The following are our comments and recommendations : ( a 25.
... . ( c . ) The high ratio of the wages bill to the material con- sumed . ( d . ) The numbers of yard craft and men employed in manning them . ( e . ) Dockyard police . The following are our comments and recommendations : ( a 25.
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... police duties , and we recommend that the whole question should be gone into by the Admiralty with the Commissioner of Metropolitan Police , with a view to arrang- ing that Metropolitan Police be employed only in such numbers as the ...
... police duties , and we recommend that the whole question should be gone into by the Admiralty with the Commissioner of Metropolitan Police , with a view to arrang- ing that Metropolitan Police be employed only in such numbers as the ...
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... Police , viz . , £ 30,750 . Pre - war the cost was £ 9,644 . The numbers now employed are 2 In- spectors , 16 Sergeants and 81 Constables , an increase of 23 over 1914 , due to the establishment of Rosyth ( 20 ) and an increase at ...
... Police , viz . , £ 30,750 . Pre - war the cost was £ 9,644 . The numbers now employed are 2 In- spectors , 16 Sergeants and 81 Constables , an increase of 23 over 1914 , due to the establishment of Rosyth ( 20 ) and an increase at ...
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... Police should all be released . VOTE 12. - ADMIRALTY OFFICE . 21 . 1913/14 Audited Expenditure 1921/22 Net Estimate ... 1922/23 Net Estimate ... £ 460,221 1,752,800 * 1,487,000 * The Admiralty staff , before the war , was 2,072 . At the ...
... Police should all be released . VOTE 12. - ADMIRALTY OFFICE . 21 . 1913/14 Audited Expenditure 1921/22 Net Estimate ... 1922/23 Net Estimate ... £ 460,221 1,752,800 * 1,487,000 * The Admiralty staff , before the war , was 2,072 . At the ...
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