Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... considered all the evidence on both sides , and we do not find that the Chief Constable is , as alleged , uncivil , discourteous or insulting to the members of the Committee , or that he conducts himself in a bullying manner at ...
... considered all the evidence on both sides , and we do not find that the Chief Constable is , as alleged , uncivil , discourteous or insulting to the members of the Committee , or that he conducts himself in a bullying manner at ...
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... considered . recommendations are well balanced . " The On 15th August the Police Act , 1919 , came into force , Repre- sentative Boards were discontinued , and the new machinery of Police Federation and Branch Boards was set up . For ...
... considered . recommendations are well balanced . " The On 15th August the Police Act , 1919 , came into force , Repre- sentative Boards were discontinued , and the new machinery of Police Federation and Branch Boards was set up . For ...
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... considered too , in conjunction with a large body of evidence adduced on the other side , members and ex - members of the force , who besides testifying to his considerate treatment of themselves and to his many acts of personal ...
... considered too , in conjunction with a large body of evidence adduced on the other side , members and ex - members of the force , who besides testifying to his considerate treatment of themselves and to his many acts of personal ...
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... position of new members who considered that it was their right and duty to look more into matters for them- selves . But in our view this is not the spirit in which Alderman Waring and Alderman Boscow and those who act with them 22.
... position of new members who considered that it was their right and duty to look more into matters for them- selves . But in our view this is not the spirit in which Alderman Waring and Alderman Boscow and those who act with them 22.
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... mentioned . ) Mrs. Griffin evidence in corroboration of Mrs. McCormack's statement . She admitted in questions by the Appellant that she had ill - feeling against the Appellant , and 66 considered he had persecuted her . ( This had 25.
... mentioned . ) Mrs. Griffin evidence in corroboration of Mrs. McCormack's statement . She admitted in questions by the Appellant that she had ill - feeling against the Appellant , and 66 considered he had persecuted her . ( This had 25.
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