Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 12
... building more post - Jutland ships , but that contingency is not for us to consider , and on a review of the present position , we are not satisfied that such a large Peace Fleet and potential War Fleet , as the Admiralty are planning ...
... building more post - Jutland ships , but that contingency is not for us to consider , and on a review of the present position , we are not satisfied that such a large Peace Fleet and potential War Fleet , as the Admiralty are planning ...
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... building up this figure of 88,400 men we have allowed the Admiralty the full number of men asked for for the fighting ships of the Navy , including 8,494 men not required afloat in Peace , but required to bring up the ships to their War ...
... building up this figure of 88,400 men we have allowed the Admiralty the full number of men asked for for the fighting ships of the Navy , including 8,494 men not required afloat in Peace , but required to bring up the ships to their War ...
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... Building Programme which the Gov- ernment may contemplate as a result of the Washing- ton Conference . ( c . ) In the standard of Manning of Ships , Shore Establish- ments and Retinues in Groups I , II and III which would , we have ...
... Building Programme which the Gov- ernment may contemplate as a result of the Washing- ton Conference . ( c . ) In the standard of Manning of Ships , Shore Establish- ments and Retinues in Groups I , II and III which would , we have ...
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... buildings . the annual cost of a Cadet at Dartmouth , including the cost of nautical training , is £ 462 . We consider that this figure is much too high in comparison with Public Schools , and should be reduced by £ 150 . We think this ...
... buildings . the annual cost of a Cadet at Dartmouth , including the cost of nautical training , is £ 462 . We consider that this figure is much too high in comparison with Public Schools , and should be reduced by £ 150 . We think this ...
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... BUILDINGS . 19 . 1913/14 Audited Expenditure . 1921/22 Net Estimate L 3,520,026 5,836,600 4,756,000 1922/23 Net Estimate ... The Estimates for 1922/23 show a reduction of 18.5 per cent . on the current year . In the total figure of ...
... BUILDINGS . 19 . 1913/14 Audited Expenditure . 1921/22 Net Estimate L 3,520,026 5,836,600 4,756,000 1922/23 Net Estimate ... The Estimates for 1922/23 show a reduction of 18.5 per cent . on the current year . In the total figure of ...
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