Parliamentary Papers, Volume 4H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. could not properly be taken in relief of the Vote of Parliament , and this ... taken . 61421 A 3 SECOND REPORT . THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS have made SELECT COMMITTFE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. could not properly be taken in relief of the Vote of Parliament , and this ... taken . 61421 A 3 SECOND REPORT . THE COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS have made SELECT COMMITTFE OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS ...
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... taken . DOMINIONS OFFICE . British Phosphate Commission . 17. Your Committee wish to draw attention to a very interest- ing statement dealing with the British Phosphate Commission which has been supplied to them , and in particular to ...
... taken . DOMINIONS OFFICE . British Phosphate Commission . 17. Your Committee wish to draw attention to a very interest- ing statement dealing with the British Phosphate Commission which has been supplied to them , and in particular to ...
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... taken was fairly high , and it was then considered too high ; and con- sequently about five years ago the pro- vision made for storm repairs was substantially reduced . In other words , the contingent margin was cut out of the estimate ...
... taken was fairly high , and it was then considered too high ; and con- sequently about five years ago the pro- vision made for storm repairs was substantially reduced . In other words , the contingent margin was cut out of the estimate ...
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... taken on especially as a result of what are known as the Jubilee concessions of 1887. Those people are now retiring , and it is evident we have not hitherto successfully measured the effect of that . The honourable Member will know too ...
... taken on especially as a result of what are known as the Jubilee concessions of 1887. Those people are now retiring , and it is evident we have not hitherto successfully measured the effect of that . The honourable Member will know too ...
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... taken to repay to the endowment fund the capital which has been applied as income owing to a mistake which I think was not unnatural . I venture , however , to sug- gest to the Committee that possibly the matter might be put right in ...
... taken to repay to the endowment fund the capital which has been applied as income owing to a mistake which I think was not unnatural . I venture , however , to sug- gest to the Committee that possibly the matter might be put right in ...
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actual Admiralty Air Force Air Ministry airship amount APPENDIX Briggs British building cent Chairman charge claim Claud Schuster Colonel Commission Committee Continued contract cost course Creedy Cyril Lloyd deal Department Ellis estimate expenditure expenses fact Fass fees figure Foreign Office Fund GEORGE CHRYSTAL Gillett give going Government grant House included increase labour loans Major Salmon matter mean ment mittee Northern Ireland Otto Niemeyer paid paper paragraph particular payment pensions percentage Pethick-Lawrence Phillips Post Office present question referred Report salaries Sir Assheton Pownall Sir Francis Dent Sir Frederick Butler Sir Fredric Wise Sir HENRY BUNBURY Sir Herbert Sir John Marriott Sir Lionel Earle Sir Malcolm Ramsay Sir OswYN MURRAY Sir Robert Hamilton Sir SIGMUND DANNREUTHER Sir Walter staff thing tion Trading Accounts Treasury understand Vote whole WILLIAM GRAHAM