Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 98
Page 9
... clearly given the deepest thought to the production of a thoroughly equipped force to meet immediately any possible Naval contingencies . Their plans seem to us to D take too little account of the period of peace which 9.
... clearly given the deepest thought to the production of a thoroughly equipped force to meet immediately any possible Naval contingencies . Their plans seem to us to D take too little account of the period of peace which 9.
Page 10
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. take too little account of the period of peace which they have been instructed to anticipate , and of the present serious financial condition of this country . We now proceed to examine the ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. take too little account of the period of peace which they have been instructed to anticipate , and of the present serious financial condition of this country . We now proceed to examine the ...
Page 19
... period from 8,557 to 10,423 - an increase of 2,215 officers and men , or 23 per cent . Details at each Port are given in Appendix ( G ) . There is a further significant fact in connection with these establishments to which attention ...
... period from 8,557 to 10,423 - an increase of 2,215 officers and men , or 23 per cent . Details at each Port are given in Appendix ( G ) . There is a further significant fact in connection with these establishments to which attention ...
Page 29
... period . Apart from this new type of shell , it is proposed to spend £ 1,000,000 on other ammunition , and we think that this is susceptible of great reduction in view of the large surplus stocks of ammunition which are held in excess ...
... period . Apart from this new type of shell , it is proposed to spend £ 1,000,000 on other ammunition , and we think that this is susceptible of great reduction in view of the large surplus stocks of ammunition which are held in excess ...
Page 41
... period earlier in the Financial Year . ) Second Fleet ( 1914/15 ) . Full Complements . Reserve . Total . Tenders , & c . ( 1921/22 ) . Additional Nos . to make up Active Service War Nos . 93 450 7,600 200 3,950 = 1 11 400 7,750 . 16 350 ...
... period earlier in the Financial Year . ) Second Fleet ( 1914/15 ) . Full Complements . Reserve . Total . Tenders , & c . ( 1921/22 ) . Additional Nos . to make up Active Service War Nos . 93 450 7,600 200 3,950 = 1 11 400 7,750 . 16 350 ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
1913/14 Audited Expenditure 1922/23 Provisional Estimate able ency actuarial additional administration Air Ministry amount annum Appendix Appropriations-in-Aid approved societies Army Assn Audited Expenditure 1921/22 average basis Board of Trade branches British cent charge Commissioners compared consider considerable contributions cost Defici Department disposable duties economies effect Exchequer fees figures Friendly Societies gencies Fund Government Government Actuary's Department grant head Health Insurance Fund increase insured persons investments Irish Labour liability LOWER SACKVILLE ment Metropolitan Police Ministry Name of Society National Health Insurance National Physical Laboratory Navy Northern Ireland numbers of staff Oddfellows Office paid payments Pensions Police Power Loom pre-war present proposed Provisional Net Estimate rates recommend reduction regard reserve values respect Result of Valuation revenue revised Estimate salaries saving scheme Scotland Scottish ships sickness benefit Socy surplus tion Tontine Treasury Unemployment Insurance United United Kingdom Vote War Office women