Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... examination showed no decrease . There is still ample room for improvement in the standard reached by the candidates . Removals from the Force - Pensions , etc. - The percentage of removals was about normal . Of the 1,038 men who left ...
... examination showed no decrease . There is still ample room for improvement in the standard reached by the candidates . Removals from the Force - Pensions , etc. - The percentage of removals was about normal . Of the 1,038 men who left ...
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... examination in knowledge of London and its environs . Many had to be re - examined several times with the result that no fewer than 7,503 separate examinations were needed . 6,405 examinations in the driving of motor cabs and omnibuses ...
... examination in knowledge of London and its environs . Many had to be re - examined several times with the result that no fewer than 7,503 separate examinations were needed . 6,405 examinations in the driving of motor cabs and omnibuses ...
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... examined as to the source of the information on which his ques- tions were based , and the form in which he received it . Answers were given by him which undoubtedly implicated the Chief Constable , and ultimately we acceded to the ...
... examined as to the source of the information on which his ques- tions were based , and the form in which he received it . Answers were given by him which undoubtedly implicated the Chief Constable , and ultimately we acceded to the ...
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... examine the witness on whose testimony it was based , and we permitted him Under this cross - examination Alderman John Phythian was somewhat shaken as to the part played by the Chief Con- stable , and when counsel for the Watch ...
... examine the witness on whose testimony it was based , and we permitted him Under this cross - examination Alderman John Phythian was somewhat shaken as to the part played by the Chief Con- stable , and when counsel for the Watch ...
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... examined Mrs. McCormack , and she alleged all the Chief Constable said was lies . Mrs. McCormack said that had the ... examine the witness , which he proceeded to do . Amongst questions put to her were the following : - Chief Constable ...
... examined Mrs. McCormack , and she alleged all the Chief Constable said was lies . Mrs. McCormack said that had the ... examine the witness , which he proceeded to do . Amongst questions put to her were the following : - Chief Constable ...
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