Parliamentary Papers, Volume 6H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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... follows exactly the language of the Statute , and , of course , the Statute applied to overseers , not to the relieving officer at all . On the abolition of overseers from the 1st April next - there is an Order before the House now ...
... follows exactly the language of the Statute , and , of course , the Statute applied to overseers , not to the relieving officer at all . On the abolition of overseers from the 1st April next - there is an Order before the House now ...
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... follows the Act , but ought not Sub - clause ( 2 ) to follow Sub - clause ( 1 ) ? [ Continued . 66 Chairman . ] Except as hereinbefore 36 MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THE.
... follows the Act , but ought not Sub - clause ( 2 ) to follow Sub - clause ( 1 ) ? [ Continued . 66 Chairman . ] Except as hereinbefore 36 MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THE.
Page 37
... follows the existing Act exactly . 363. Does Sub - clause ( 2 ) follow the Act exactly ? -Yes . must Chairman . ] Then I think we leave it . It is inconsistent , but it is the Act . Sir Henry Slesser . ] It would be a pity if you did ...
... follows the existing Act exactly . 363. Does Sub - clause ( 2 ) follow the Act exactly ? -Yes . must Chairman . ] Then I think we leave it . It is inconsistent , but it is the Act . Sir Henry Slesser . ] It would be a pity if you did ...
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... follow ; there is no definition of " adoption " as such . There would probably be hundreds of adopted children whose parents would not bother to go through this formality ? —Yes . Chairman . 421. People will continue to adopt without ...
... follow ; there is no definition of " adoption " as such . There would probably be hundreds of adopted children whose parents would not bother to go through this formality ? —Yes . Chairman . 421. People will continue to adopt without ...
Page 48
... follows : 15 ° Decembris , 1926. ] Sir FREDERICK LIDDELL ,. 15 ° Decembris , 1926. ] [ Continued . Lord MONKS WELL . Lord GORELL . Lord MUIR MACKENZIE . Lord WARRINGTON OF CLYFFE . Mr. ROBERT HUDSON . Sir MALCOLM MACNAGHTEN . Mr. NEVILLE ...
... follows : 15 ° Decembris , 1926. ] Sir FREDERICK LIDDELL ,. 15 ° Decembris , 1926. ] [ Continued . Lord MONKS WELL . Lord GORELL . Lord MUIR MACKENZIE . Lord WARRINGTON OF CLYFFE . Mr. ROBERT HUDSON . Sir MALCOLM MACNAGHTEN . Mr. NEVILLE ...
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