Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Chief Inspector Collins , and I have told Mr. Wensley to detail him to go and see you as soon as possible . Yours sincerely , W. T. HORWOOD . " 7. Owing to a misunderstanding as to which should first communicate with the other Chief ...
... Chief Inspector Collins , and I have told Mr. Wensley to detail him to go and see you as soon as possible . Yours sincerely , W. T. HORWOOD . " 7. Owing to a misunderstanding as to which should first communicate with the other Chief ...
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... officers . " Chief Inspector Collins took notes during this interview of these instructions which he afterwards had written out at his dictation in greater detail in a note book . Both the original note and the note book have been ...
... officers . " Chief Inspector Collins took notes during this interview of these instructions which he afterwards had written out at his dictation in greater detail in a note book . Both the original note and the note book have been ...
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... Chief Inspector Collins got into communication by telephone with Sergeant Chambers , the C.I.D. officer attached to ... Inspector Duncan where Miss Savidge . worked . As a result of this information Chief Inspector Collins saw his ...
... Chief Inspector Collins got into communication by telephone with Sergeant Chambers , the C.I.D. officer attached to ... Inspector Duncan where Miss Savidge . worked . As a result of this information Chief Inspector Collins saw his ...
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... Sergeant Clark . Sergeant Clark told Miss Savidge that there was an inquiry that afternoon at Scotland Yard with ... Chief Inspector Collins she was quite com- posed and perfectly at her ease . 15. We are also satisfied that though ...
... Sergeant Clark . Sergeant Clark told Miss Savidge that there was an inquiry that afternoon at Scotland Yard with ... Chief Inspector Collins she was quite com- posed and perfectly at her ease . 15. We are also satisfied that though ...
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... Chief Inspector Collins entered shortly afterwards . There were in the room at the time , Miss Savidge , Sergeant Clark and Miss Wyles , the lady Inspector . The latter left the room almost immediately after Chief Inspector Collins ...
... Chief Inspector Collins entered shortly afterwards . There were in the room at the time , Miss Savidge , Sergeant Clark and Miss Wyles , the lady Inspector . The latter left the room almost immediately after Chief Inspector Collins ...
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