Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... give you the figures , but I think that probably is the case . 74. That was my impression . - That probably is the case . 75. Therefore one would wonder why you did not give more representatives to the Universities who are engaged in ...
... give you the figures , but I think that probably is the case . 74. That was my impression . - That probably is the case . 75. Therefore one would wonder why you did not give more representatives to the Universities who are engaged in ...
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... give some statutory recognition to your work ? -That is the view that has brought us here . 90. Originally you thought that the proper course was not only to recognise your work , but to allow nobody else to call themselves architects ...
... give some statutory recognition to your work ? -That is the view that has brought us here . 90. Originally you thought that the proper course was not only to recognise your work , but to allow nobody else to call themselves architects ...
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... give effect to that , we should not resist them in any way . 126. You are aware , for instance , that a great many men who go abroad at such an age that possibly they have not joined any of the societies in this country , they come back ...
... give effect to that , we should not resist them in any way . 126. You are aware , for instance , that a great many men who go abroad at such an age that possibly they have not joined any of the societies in this country , they come back ...
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... give the Discipline Committee powers make the punishment fit the crime and not to go too far . Mr. William Hirst . to 174. Major Barnes , I would like to ask you first of all , can we take it that the Royal Institute of British ...
... give the Discipline Committee powers make the punishment fit the crime and not to go too far . Mr. William Hirst . to 174. Major Barnes , I would like to ask you first of all , can we take it that the Royal Institute of British ...
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... give any figures . can only assume that taking into account the membership of the Institute and its allied societies and taking into account the very recent formation of these societies , that the numbers of their mem- bers cannot ...
... give any figures . can only assume that taking into account the membership of the Institute and its allied societies and taking into account the very recent formation of these societies , that the numbers of their mem- bers cannot ...
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Albert Alexander Colonel Alexander Colonel Day Alfred Butt Alfred Hopkinson Amendment proposed Arthur Greenwood Ayes Bill British Architects Burton Chadwick Colonel Caine Sir Charles Captain Brass Captain Cazalet Sir Captain Styles Rear-Admiral Cayzer Captain Cazalet Cazalet Sir Burton Chadwick Colonel Crookshank Chairman Charles Cayzer Captain Charles Oman Viscount Clause Colonel Crookshank Dr Committee divided Council examination Finburgh Sir Harry Frank Meyer Frank Nelson Sir George Cockerill Hall Caine Sir HARRY BARNES Howard-Bury insert the words Institute of British Jephcott Sir Philip Kingsley Wood Lieut.-Col Lieut.-Commander Astbury Lord Huntingfield Lord Warrington Major Barnes Nelson Sir Charles Peter Macdonald Philip Cunliffe-Lister Sir Rear-Admiral Sueter Captain Robert Morrison Royal Institute Section Sir Burton Chadwick Sir Charles Cayzer Sir Frank Nelson Sir Frederick Hall Sir Frederick Liddell Sir Harry Foster Sir Henry Slesser Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister Smith-Carington Somerville Captain Styles Styles Rear-Admiral Sueter sub-clause Sueter Captain Waterhouse tion Vernon Davies