Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... question before them , and they agree with the view expressed in evidence by him and by the Treasury that an unusual incident of this character arising out of a contract should be reported to the Treasury , whose function it is to ...
... question before them , and they agree with the view expressed in evidence by him and by the Treasury that an unusual incident of this character arising out of a contract should be reported to the Treasury , whose function it is to ...
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... question any Member may wish to ask , that we simply put it right , or agree to its being put right , in the estimate for 1927-28 . That , I think , would be the strict position . That is strictly our first opportunity to put it right ...
... question any Member may wish to ask , that we simply put it right , or agree to its being put right , in the estimate for 1927-28 . That , I think , would be the strict position . That is strictly our first opportunity to put it right ...
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... question will come up for review ? Chairman . ] Yes . The principle will come up again . ( Agreed . ) Chairman . 74. The account is at page 12 , and the matter is dealt with in paragraph 4 on page 6 of the report . The paragraph , Sir ...
... question will come up for review ? Chairman . ] Yes . The principle will come up again . ( Agreed . ) Chairman . 74. The account is at page 12 , and the matter is dealt with in paragraph 4 on page 6 of the report . The paragraph , Sir ...
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... question of our making an effort not to put it into force . The question had been raised in the House of Commons , and many Members felt great apprehen- sion that the past would be raked over , and it is quite true that the past could ...
... question of our making an effort not to put it into force . The question had been raised in the House of Commons , and many Members felt great apprehen- sion that the past would be raked over , and it is quite true that the past could ...
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... question does arise in London . Some three or four years ago the Post- master - General came to an agreement with the five manufacturers of appara- tus of this type that the orders should be shared between them on a schedule of prices ...
... question does arise in London . Some three or four years ago the Post- master - General came to an agreement with the five manufacturers of appara- tus of this type that the orders should be shared between them on a schedule of prices ...
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