Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 7
... given . Recruiting . At the beginning of the year the number of men under training was small . Candidates were then being taken on at the rate of 20 per week but it was subsequently found necessary , in order to make good the deficiency ...
... given . Recruiting . At the beginning of the year the number of men under training was small . Candidates were then being taken on at the rate of 20 per week but it was subsequently found necessary , in order to make good the deficiency ...
Page 17
... given to these places and proceedings taken when evidence of a breach of the law has been obtained . Betting and Gaming . During the year there were 2,643 con- victions following arrests for betting offences , with fines amounting to ...
... given to these places and proceedings taken when evidence of a breach of the law has been obtained . Betting and Gaming . During the year there were 2,643 con- victions following arrests for betting offences , with fines amounting to ...
Page 22
... given by police representatives and by members of the cab trade and motor manufacturing firms . London Traffic Act . - The most important matters calling for comment in this connection during the year were the continued absorption of ...
... given by police representatives and by members of the cab trade and motor manufacturing firms . London Traffic Act . - The most important matters calling for comment in this connection during the year were the continued absorption of ...
Page 6
... given to the Alderman by his own son and daughter and by other persons some con- siderable time before . At the meeting of September 10th the chief constable stated that there was a feeling among the force that the Alderman had ...
... given to the Alderman by his own son and daughter and by other persons some con- siderable time before . At the meeting of September 10th the chief constable stated that there was a feeling among the force that the Alderman had ...
Page 13
... given . On the 14th he reported four of the sergeants to the Watch Committee for their offence against the regulations in a letter which contains a full , and we believe accurate , account of the whole occurrence . The Watch Committee ...
... given . On the 14th he reported four of the sergeants to the Watch Committee for their offence against the regulations in a letter which contains a full , and we believe accurate , account of the whole occurrence . The Watch Committee ...
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