Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... from all causes No. 18. - Number of Police Officers Serving and the Year of Joining No. 19. - Number and Amount of Pensions and Gratuities granted to Members of the Staff .. 42 43 REPORT . TO THE RIGHT HON . THE SECRETARY OF 4.
... from all causes No. 18. - Number of Police Officers Serving and the Year of Joining No. 19. - Number and Amount of Pensions and Gratuities granted to Members of the Staff .. 42 43 REPORT . TO THE RIGHT HON . THE SECRETARY OF 4.
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... amount of clerical work falling on Officers in charge of Stations has occurred owing mainly to the increase in the number of motor processes and of statements required in the case of street accidents . In one instance additional ...
... amount of clerical work falling on Officers in charge of Stations has occurred owing mainly to the increase in the number of motor processes and of statements required in the case of street accidents . In one instance additional ...
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... amount for 1926 . Motor Vehicles Stolen . - The number of motor vehicles reported to the Clearing House at New Scotland Yard as stolen from all parts of Great Britain ( including the Metropolitan Police District ) was 1,932 , of the ...
... amount for 1926 . Motor Vehicles Stolen . - The number of motor vehicles reported to the Clearing House at New Scotland Yard as stolen from all parts of Great Britain ( including the Metropolitan Police District ) was 1,932 , of the ...
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... amount of fines and costs imposed was £ 6,850 . This large increase is to some extent accounted for by the fact that six fewer sentences of imprisonment were passed on principals , fines being imposed instead . I remain of the opinion ...
... amount of fines and costs imposed was £ 6,850 . This large increase is to some extent accounted for by the fact that six fewer sentences of imprisonment were passed on principals , fines being imposed instead . I remain of the opinion ...
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... amount of extra work on the Police . Applications have been numerous , but it is too early yet to form any opinion as to the effects of the measure , whether in eliminating undesirable concerns or in restricting their activities ...
... amount of extra work on the Police . Applications have been numerous , but it is too early yet to form any opinion as to the effects of the measure , whether in eliminating undesirable concerns or in restricting their activities ...
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