Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... FISHERMEN UNDER SECTION 4 ( 1 ) ( e ) OF THE CONGESTED DISTRICTS ( SCOTLAND ) ACT , 1897 . Under the joint loan and subsidy scheme , the Board granted to two fishermen loans of £ 400 each to enable them to erect a double cottage on a ...
... FISHERMEN UNDER SECTION 4 ( 1 ) ( e ) OF THE CONGESTED DISTRICTS ( SCOTLAND ) ACT , 1897 . Under the joint loan and subsidy scheme , the Board granted to two fishermen loans of £ 400 each to enable them to erect a double cottage on a ...
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... fishermen . In addition , each applicant would have the right to graze one cow and follower on the remainder of the ground which would be held in common . It was not proposed to confer on the applicants the status of land- holders , but ...
... fishermen . In addition , each applicant would have the right to graze one cow and follower on the remainder of the ground which would be held in common . It was not proposed to confer on the applicants the status of land- holders , but ...
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... fishermen for the short supply , while it practically destroyed what little chance curers had of realising a profit . The East Anglian fishing , which in 1920 to some extent com- pensated Scottish fishermen for the poor season in home ...
... fishermen for the short supply , while it practically destroyed what little chance curers had of realising a profit . The East Anglian fishing , which in 1920 to some extent com- pensated Scottish fishermen for the poor season in home ...
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... fishermen who work regularly in the waters in question were found strongly opposed to the petition , and the Board , after considering the Committee's report , decided to make no change . At the close of the year , the prospects of of ...
... fishermen who work regularly in the waters in question were found strongly opposed to the petition , and the Board , after considering the Committee's report , decided to make no change . At the close of the year , the prospects of of ...
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... fishermen were in many cases worn out , and it was very problematical whether it would be possible to take advantage of any revival in the industry , owing to the lack of funds with which to pur- chase fresh equipment . The essentials ...
... fishermen were in many cases worn out , and it was very problematical whether it would be possible to take advantage of any revival in the industry , owing to the lack of funds with which to pur- chase fresh equipment . The essentials ...
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