Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... reason of its formation , has proved an ideal spot for this form of traffic control . It is , in fact , the only instance in which it has been possible to eliminate every cut and hold - up of traffic . This and the round - about systems ...
... reason of its formation , has proved an ideal spot for this form of traffic control . It is , in fact , the only instance in which it has been possible to eliminate every cut and hold - up of traffic . This and the round - about systems ...
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... reason for this request is not clear . In the statement which he sent to the Home Office he suggested that he wanted it to refresh his memory so that he could the better understand the reports which the Chief Constable offered to show ...
... reason for this request is not clear . In the statement which he sent to the Home Office he suggested that he wanted it to refresh his memory so that he could the better understand the reports which the Chief Constable offered to show ...
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... reason . The second item related to the placing of the Liverpool police in 1926. The first suggestion was that the imported men should be placed in the non - mining parts of St. Helens , in fact that they should go on ordinary street ...
... reason . The second item related to the placing of the Liverpool police in 1926. The first suggestion was that the imported men should be placed in the non - mining parts of St. Helens , in fact that they should go on ordinary street ...
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... reason to think that Griffin was canvassing the members of the Watch Committee with reference to his transfer . contrary to Rule 6 ( f ) of the Discipline Code . On the 23rd August , 1927 , at about 2.20 p.m. , the Appellant saw Griffin ...
... reason to think that Griffin was canvassing the members of the Watch Committee with reference to his transfer . contrary to Rule 6 ( f ) of the Discipline Code . On the 23rd August , 1927 , at about 2.20 p.m. , the Appellant saw Griffin ...
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... reasons with particulars of incidents , and inviting the Chief Constable with Counsel and such witnesses as he may desire to call to appear before the Committee so that he may have a full opportunity of answering the Committee's views ...
... reasons with particulars of incidents , and inviting the Chief Constable with Counsel and such witnesses as he may desire to call to appear before the Committee so that he may have a full opportunity of answering the Committee's views ...
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