Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... reference to a time before the war , when he was not a member of the Watch Committee at all . The Chief Constable mentioned to the alderman the fact that complaints had been received about the conduct of a club in which the latter was ...
... reference to a time before the war , when he was not a member of the Watch Committee at all . The Chief Constable mentioned to the alderman the fact that complaints had been received about the conduct of a club in which the latter was ...
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... reference to the Chief Constable's action at the commencement of the perjury proceedings - that " he unnecessarily caused Alderman Boscow to be arrested . " On the Saturday morning the Chief Constable laid a sworn information before a ...
... reference to the Chief Constable's action at the commencement of the perjury proceedings - that " he unnecessarily caused Alderman Boscow to be arrested . " On the Saturday morning the Chief Constable laid a sworn information before a ...
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... reference to the question of annual leave for constables . In former times this was spread over the whole year , with the result that some members of the force had to take their holidays . in the depth of winter . In 1920 the Chief ...
... reference to the question of annual leave for constables . In former times this was spread over the whole year , with the result that some members of the force had to take their holidays . in the depth of winter . In 1920 the Chief ...
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... reference to rest days lost during the coal stoppage of 1926. The constables claimed that they had lost 23 rest days , and a sub - committee of the Watch Committee recommended that they should be allowed three days ' pay and three days ...
... reference to rest days lost during the coal stoppage of 1926. The constables claimed that they had lost 23 rest days , and a sub - committee of the Watch Committee recommended that they should be allowed three days ' pay and three days ...
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... reference to the records rejected Shepherd's application , and the Board complaining that he had not placed the full facts before them asked him for an apology . From the later corre- spondence the real complaint would appear to be that ...
... reference to the records rejected Shepherd's application , and the Board complaining that he had not placed the full facts before them asked him for an apology . From the later corre- spondence the real complaint would appear to be that ...
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