Parliamentary Papers, Volume 25H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page viii
... nature of the subject , the Report is necessarily somewhat detailed and it may be useful if I attempt to indicate some of the leading figures which it contains . This brief summary needs , however , to be read with caution . In the ...
... nature of the subject , the Report is necessarily somewhat detailed and it may be useful if I attempt to indicate some of the leading figures which it contains . This brief summary needs , however , to be read with caution . In the ...
Page 9
... nature of a survey would be prohibitive . In the case of land returned by the occupier who possesses the sole grazing rights , the area given should be approximately accurate , but where the rough grazings are of the mountain type the ...
... nature of a survey would be prohibitive . In the case of land returned by the occupier who possesses the sole grazing rights , the area given should be approximately accurate , but where the rough grazings are of the mountain type the ...
Page 31
... nature , lends itself easily to extension on a relatively greater scale than that of other crops . The estimated acreage and production of vegetable crops in 1924-25 is shown in Table 7 in the Appendix . The acreage shown is that from ...
... nature , lends itself easily to extension on a relatively greater scale than that of other crops . The estimated acreage and production of vegetable crops in 1924-25 is shown in Table 7 in the Appendix . The acreage shown is that from ...
Page 43
... nature as other crops . " 66 or The total quantity of seed of the various kinds returned as produced amounted to about 81,000 cwt . of an aggregate value of £ 200,000 . Making allowance for the growers of seed who failed to reply to the ...
... nature as other crops . " 66 or The total quantity of seed of the various kinds returned as produced amounted to about 81,000 cwt . of an aggregate value of £ 200,000 . Making allowance for the growers of seed who failed to reply to the ...
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... nature is estimated at nearly 14,000 tons . The remainder of the area is cut approximately every seven or eight years , the produce being used in the main for fencing , stakes and hurdle making , and sometimes for crate making , the ...
... nature is estimated at nearly 14,000 tons . The remainder of the area is cut approximately every seven or eight years , the produce being used in the main for fencing , stakes and hurdle making , and sometimes for crate making , the ...
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20 acres acreage acres agricultural holdings Annual Appeals Assaults Assizes Assizes and Quarter Attempting to Commit Bigamy Boro Borstal Byelaws Carmarthen cent Column convicted County Borough County Courts Court of Session Courts of Summary Criminal crops and grass dairy District Registries Division England and Wales estimated False Pretences farms Felony Females figures fruit Gaming High Court Housebreaking Imprisonment included increase Indecent Exposure Indictable Offences Infanticide Inquests Isle of Ely land Larceny licensed live stock London Males Malicious Midland milk minor larcenies Murder Nature of Proceedings Non-Indictable Offences number of cattle number of persons number of sheep Obtaining by False Offences in relation OFFENCES TRIED On-Licences pasture Penal Servitude Police poultry Preventive Detention prisoners Probation Order production proportion Quarter Sessions Railways Receiving Stolen Recognizances returns rough grazings sentences Statistics Summary Jurisdiction TABLE Threats or Conspiracy Total Number Total of Class Trial Unlawful Unnatural Offences vegetable West Midland