Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 25
... money were not allowed . 1926. Increase . Lost Property.- Number of articles de- posited 1927 . 185,165 170,257 14,908 Number of deposits re- stored to owners 73,142 68,765 4,377 Number of awards paid 62,927 62,232 695 Enquiries made by ...
... money were not allowed . 1926. Increase . Lost Property.- Number of articles de- posited 1927 . 185,165 170,257 14,908 Number of deposits re- stored to owners 73,142 68,765 4,377 Number of awards paid 62,927 62,232 695 Enquiries made by ...
Page 37
... money . The Watch Committee cannot agree to stay their hands pending the Appeal . Messrs . Peace and Darlington , Yours faithfully , W. H. ANDREW . Solicitors , 8 , Cook Street , Liverpool . 8 , Cook Street , Liverpool . 13th October ...
... money . The Watch Committee cannot agree to stay their hands pending the Appeal . Messrs . Peace and Darlington , Yours faithfully , W. H. ANDREW . Solicitors , 8 , Cook Street , Liverpool . 8 , Cook Street , Liverpool . 13th October ...
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... Money and Miss Irene Savidge were arrested in Hyde Park by two Metropolitan Police Constables of the " A " Division detailed for duty in Hyde Park for behaving in the park in a manner reasonably likely to offend against public decency ...
... Money and Miss Irene Savidge were arrested in Hyde Park by two Metropolitan Police Constables of the " A " Division detailed for duty in Hyde Park for behaving in the park in a manner reasonably likely to offend against public decency ...
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... Money , but without requiring Miss Savidge to give evidence , he stated that he had come to the conclusion that the defendants were not guilty , and dismissed the charge with 10 guineas costs against the police . 4. On May 7 , 1928 , a ...
... Money , but without requiring Miss Savidge to give evidence , he stated that he had come to the conclusion that the defendants were not guilty , and dismissed the charge with 10 guineas costs against the police . 4. On May 7 , 1928 , a ...
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... Money and Miss Savidge would be on the matters in question , as , apart altogether from the question of the corroboration which the law requires in a case of perjury , it is obvious that unless both Sir Leo Money and Miss Savidge were ...
... Money and Miss Savidge would be on the matters in question , as , apart altogether from the question of the corroboration which the law requires in a case of perjury , it is obvious that unless both Sir Leo Money and Miss Savidge were ...
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