Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... March and April , 1928 , at the Town Hall , St. Helens , we held a public inquiry into the matters of complaint that ... March 6th to March 13th ( inclusive ) . The specific complaints related to : - 1. The Chief Constable's dealings ...
... March and April , 1928 , at the Town Hall , St. Helens , we held a public inquiry into the matters of complaint that ... March 6th to March 13th ( inclusive ) . The specific complaints related to : - 1. The Chief Constable's dealings ...
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... March , 1926 , two anonymous letters were received , one by Colonel Pilkington and one by Alderman Boscow , containing a charge against a constable . The matter was investigated and the constable was exonerated . The Chief Constable had ...
... March , 1926 , two anonymous letters were received , one by Colonel Pilkington and one by Alderman Boscow , containing a charge against a constable . The matter was investigated and the constable was exonerated . The Chief Constable had ...
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... March , in which the view was expressed that an oral admonition would have been adequate , and that the remission of the severer punishment would have a good effect on the discipline of the force . The Watch Committee yielded and ...
... March , in which the view was expressed that an oral admonition would have been adequate , and that the remission of the severer punishment would have a good effect on the discipline of the force . The Watch Committee yielded and ...
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... March 1st and October 31st ; he consulted his officers , and they were of opinion that by rearrangement of work the concession could be granted . He did not entirely agree with them , and in view of the growing demands upon the time of ...
... March 1st and October 31st ; he consulted his officers , and they were of opinion that by rearrangement of work the concession could be granted . He did not entirely agree with them , and in view of the growing demands upon the time of ...
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... March , 1920 , and mentioned it to Colonel Pilkington , the Chairman , who had then returned from the war , but he never raised it at the Watch Committee or asked for an explanation from the Chief Constable . The particulars clearly put ...
... March , 1920 , and mentioned it to Colonel Pilkington , the Chairman , who had then returned from the war , but he never raised it at the Watch Committee or asked for an explanation from the Chief Constable . The particulars clearly put ...
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