Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 13
... four of the sergeants to the Watch Committee for their offence against the regulations in a letter which contains a full , and we believe accurate , account of the whole occurrence . The Watch Committee reduced each of the sergeants two ...
... four of the sergeants to the Watch Committee for their offence against the regulations in a letter which contains a full , and we believe accurate , account of the whole occurrence . The Watch Committee reduced each of the sergeants two ...
Page 14
... four years there is no indication of friction with the Chief Constable , and in the month of October , 1923 , the Constables ' Branch Board wrote to the Chief Constable placing on record their appreciation of the time and trouble that ...
... four years there is no indication of friction with the Chief Constable , and in the month of October , 1923 , the Constables ' Branch Board wrote to the Chief Constable placing on record their appreciation of the time and trouble that ...
Page 20
... Four cases were relied upon . 1. The purchase of a rug .-- We accept the Chief Constable's own evidence as an answer to this item . 66 2 The delivery of coal to him during the coal dispute without a permit . This was inquired into at ...
... Four cases were relied upon . 1. The purchase of a rug .-- We accept the Chief Constable's own evidence as an answer to this item . 66 2 The delivery of coal to him during the coal dispute without a permit . This was inquired into at ...
Page 10
... four hours . Tea was served about four o'clock ; during tea the actual taking of the statement was suspended for a few minutes , but conversation continued and Miss Savidge and the two officers each smoked a cigarette . 20. Having asked ...
... four hours . Tea was served about four o'clock ; during tea the actual taking of the statement was suspended for a few minutes , but conversation continued and Miss Savidge and the two officers each smoked a cigarette . 20. Having asked ...
Page 30
... four hours or four hours and a half ? A. Yes . Q. I am not taking your case , but it is the experience of you as an official at Scotland Yard that if you take a normal woman of 22 years of age to Scotland Yard in the afternoon who has ...
... four hours or four hours and a half ? A. Yes . Q. I am not taking your case , but it is the experience of you as an official at Scotland Yard that if you take a normal woman of 22 years of age to Scotland Yard in the afternoon who has ...
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