Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Vote . Excess of Expenditure over Gross Estimate . Appropria- tions in Aid . Amount to be Voted . 148 5 CLASS II ... VOTE 5 . Foreign Office . - The principal Excess arises on Subhead C. ( Messengers ' Travelling Expenses ) , and is ...
... Vote . Excess of Expenditure over Gross Estimate . Appropria- tions in Aid . Amount to be Voted . 148 5 CLASS II ... VOTE 5 . Foreign Office . - The principal Excess arises on Subhead C. ( Messengers ' Travelling Expenses ) , and is ...
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... Vote . CLASS IV . VOTE 13 . National Library of Scotland . - The account as presented to Your Committee shows a gross expenditure of £ 1,807 17s . 3d . and ordinary receipts amounting to £ 1,887 4s . 11d . , of which £ 1,807 17s . 3d ...
... Vote . CLASS IV . VOTE 13 . National Library of Scotland . - The account as presented to Your Committee shows a gross expenditure of £ 1,807 17s . 3d . and ordinary receipts amounting to £ 1,887 4s . 11d . , of which £ 1,807 17s . 3d ...
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... Vote . If this item is excluded from the account the Vote will show an excess , and in that event an Excess Vote would be required to make good the deficiency of receipts during the broken period 26th October , 1925 , to 31st March ...
... Vote . If this item is excluded from the account the Vote will show an excess , and in that event an Excess Vote would be required to make good the deficiency of receipts during the broken period 26th October , 1925 , to 31st March ...
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... Vote more than £ 100,000 fell to be surrendered in each year . For this reason it seemed preferable to the Treasury to confine the provision in the Vote to the minimum sum required to meet each research , and to provide for unexpected ...
... Vote more than £ 100,000 fell to be surrendered in each year . For this reason it seemed preferable to the Treasury to confine the provision in the Vote to the minimum sum required to meet each research , and to provide for unexpected ...
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... Vote 3 ) , and the Post Office ( Revenue Departments Appropriation Accounts , Vote 3 ) was con- sidered . The Civil Services Appropriation Accounts , 1925-26 , were considered . Sir MALCOLM RAMSAY , K.C.B. , Mr. F. PHILLIPS , Mr. A. E. ...
... Vote 3 ) , and the Post Office ( Revenue Departments Appropriation Accounts , Vote 3 ) was con- sidered . The Civil Services Appropriation Accounts , 1925-26 , were considered . Sir MALCOLM RAMSAY , K.C.B. , Mr. F. PHILLIPS , Mr. A. E. ...
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