Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 - Bills, Legislative |
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... paid in respect of two . Approximately 42 per cent . of the total pensions awarded were for wounds and injuries . 2. These large totals convey in some measure the magnitude of the task which has devolved upon the Ministry of Pensions ...
... paid in respect of two . Approximately 42 per cent . of the total pensions awarded were for wounds and injuries . 2. These large totals convey in some measure the magnitude of the task which has devolved upon the Ministry of Pensions ...
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... paid in respect of minor disablement , the aggregate total was 2,320,000 , representing , if the whole of the awards were in payment at one time , beneficiaries to the number of 4,500,000 . The number of beneficiaries , however , did ...
... paid in respect of minor disablement , the aggregate total was 2,320,000 , representing , if the whole of the awards were in payment at one time , beneficiaries to the number of 4,500,000 . The number of beneficiaries , however , did ...
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... paid to his widow at the rates provided in Article 11 of the Warrant . It was also arranged that removal from duty more than seven years before the man's death should not count for the purpose of the time limit if it was followed by ...
... paid to his widow at the rates provided in Article 11 of the Warrant . It was also arranged that removal from duty more than seven years before the man's death should not count for the purpose of the time limit if it was followed by ...
Page 11
... paid under the Royal Warrant . place children in private families under supervision wherever that course FROM 1ST APRIL , 1922 , TO 31ST MARCH , 1923 . 11 Allowances and grants Questions of fact, forfeiture, Care of children.
... paid under the Royal Warrant . place children in private families under supervision wherever that course FROM 1ST APRIL , 1922 , TO 31ST MARCH , 1923 . 11 Allowances and grants Questions of fact, forfeiture, Care of children.
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... paid for the insurance which an efficient police service provides must be reduced ( Report for 1921 , paragraph 3 ) , it would seem worth while to consider the particular risks which may be increased by a diminution of the service and ...
... paid for the insurance which an efficient police service provides must be reduced ( Report for 1921 , paragraph 3 ) , it would seem worth while to consider the particular risks which may be increased by a diminution of the service and ...
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