Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... regard to the importance of the subject , a Table ( No. 6 ) giving some particulars of the offences committed has been added . Drunkenness . As stated above , a decrease is again reported as regards proceedings for drunkenness , the ...
... regard to the importance of the subject , a Table ( No. 6 ) giving some particulars of the offences committed has been added . Drunkenness . As stated above , a decrease is again reported as regards proceedings for drunkenness , the ...
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... regard to road maintenance and improve- ments continues in connection with the half yearly programmes drawn up by the Ministry of Transport , and every effort is made to obviate or reduce as far as possible the congestion and disorgan ...
... regard to road maintenance and improve- ments continues in connection with the half yearly programmes drawn up by the Ministry of Transport , and every effort is made to obviate or reduce as far as possible the congestion and disorgan ...
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... regard this as a joke , though he did not ( and could not ) tell us what led up to the remark . The Chief Constable ... regards perjury as a serious offence for which a warrant is the proper and usual procedure . The magistrate issued a ...
... regard this as a joke , though he did not ( and could not ) tell us what led up to the remark . The Chief Constable ... regards perjury as a serious offence for which a warrant is the proper and usual procedure . The magistrate issued a ...
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... regard to his conduct in the matter . It was framed as follows : - : - 66 That in breach of Clause 6 of the Discipline code of the Police Regulations of 20th August , 1920 , he was guilty of breach of confidence in ( i ) divulging to ...
... regard to his conduct in the matter . It was framed as follows : - : - 66 That in breach of Clause 6 of the Discipline code of the Police Regulations of 20th August , 1920 , he was guilty of breach of confidence in ( i ) divulging to ...
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... regard to his own tenure of office . ( Signed ) THOMAS HOLLIS WALKER . C. DE COURCY PARRY . 27th April , 1928 . REPORT OF INQUIRY HELD BY SIR H. MADDOCKS , Kт . , K.C. , AND SIR L. DUNNING , KT . , UNDER THE POLICE ( APPEALS ) ACT ...
... regard to his own tenure of office . ( Signed ) THOMAS HOLLIS WALKER . C. DE COURCY PARRY . 27th April , 1928 . REPORT OF INQUIRY HELD BY SIR H. MADDOCKS , Kт . , K.C. , AND SIR L. DUNNING , KT . , UNDER THE POLICE ( APPEALS ) ACT ...
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