Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... position of the Revenue . In so far as questions of policy are involved in the expenditure under discus- sion , these will remain for the exclusive consideration of the Cabinet ; but it will be open to the Committee to review the ...
... position of the Revenue . In so far as questions of policy are involved in the expenditure under discus- sion , these will remain for the exclusive consideration of the Cabinet ; but it will be open to the Committee to review the ...
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... position , we are not satisfied that such a large Peace Fleet and potential War Fleet , as the Admiralty are planning , are required . A table is attached ( Appendix ( D ) ) giving the com- parative strengths at the present time of the ...
... position , we are not satisfied that such a large Peace Fleet and potential War Fleet , as the Admiralty are planning , are required . A table is attached ( Appendix ( D ) ) giving the com- parative strengths at the present time of the ...
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... positions of dignity , and it may be that three High Commands ashore in this country are called for on that account . Whether one or more , however , is retained , the cost of Staff and Retinues , and scale of allowances , provision of ...
... positions of dignity , and it may be that three High Commands ashore in this country are called for on that account . Whether one or more , however , is retained , the cost of Staff and Retinues , and scale of allowances , provision of ...
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... position which dictated their full retention no longer obtains . We also suggest that the Admiralty should consider the question whether the naval establishment at Wei - hai - Wei is sufficiently useful to justify the annual cost of ...
... position which dictated their full retention no longer obtains . We also suggest that the Admiralty should consider the question whether the naval establishment at Wei - hai - Wei is sufficiently useful to justify the annual cost of ...
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... position , however , to show figures proving the case . In view of the reduction in the size of the Navy and the conse- quent falling off in Dockyard work , we feel that the additional expenditure now proposed , viz . , £ 35,400 , on ...
... position , however , to show figures proving the case . In view of the reduction in the size of the Navy and the conse- quent falling off in Dockyard work , we feel that the additional expenditure now proposed , viz . , £ 35,400 , on ...
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