Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 39
... circumstances we feel that no useful purpose would be served by our continuing the inquiry , and ask that our reference may be discharged . 4. We further desire to point out that if occasion should arise hereafter for review of the ...
... circumstances we feel that no useful purpose would be served by our continuing the inquiry , and ask that our reference may be discharged . 4. We further desire to point out that if occasion should arise hereafter for review of the ...
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... circumstances of which , after all , they must be the best judges . But as will be seen from Column 3 of Table I , the vacancies on 29th September were 2,436 ( 1,064 in the counties and 1,372 in the cities and boroughs ) , or 6.68 per ...
... circumstances of which , after all , they must be the best judges . But as will be seen from Column 3 of Table I , the vacancies on 29th September were 2,436 ( 1,064 in the counties and 1,372 in the cities and boroughs ) , or 6.68 per ...
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... circumstances may demand . It is imperative that the Force shall not retain within its ranks men who bring discredit on the Service , and drastic steps are taken to ensure that men of undesirable character are not permitted to remain in ...
... circumstances may demand . It is imperative that the Force shall not retain within its ranks men who bring discredit on the Service , and drastic steps are taken to ensure that men of undesirable character are not permitted to remain in ...
Page 17
... circumstances in which the persons concerned met their deaths has been continued , and the following table gives the figures for 1922 and 1923. A comparison of these shows that there is practically no change in the figures for the ...
... circumstances in which the persons concerned met their deaths has been continued , and the following table gives the figures for 1922 and 1923. A comparison of these shows that there is practically no change in the figures for the ...
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... circumstances it is not to be wondered at . As shown elsewhere in this report , in 1921 there were 2,504 arrests for soliciting prostitution , in 1922 , 2,183 , and in 1923 , 538. These figures speak for themselves . British Empire ...
... circumstances it is not to be wondered at . As shown elsewhere in this report , in 1921 there were 2,504 arrests for soliciting prostitution , in 1922 , 2,183 , and in 1923 , 538. These figures speak for themselves . British Empire ...
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