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H. P. Macmillan , K.C. , stated that , by agreement with the opposition , Part IV of the Bill ( Omnibuses ) would be by leave withdrawn . Clause 37 A ( As to rights in Kings Wood ) . Mr. Jacques Abady called evidence in support of the ...
H. P. Macmillan , K.C. , stated that , by agreement with the opposition , Part IV of the Bill ( Omnibuses ) would be by leave withdrawn . Clause 37 A ( As to rights in Kings Wood ) . Mr. Jacques Abady called evidence in support of the ...
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Mr. Macmillan , for the Promoters , is then heard to address the Com- mittee with regard to the engineering feasability and adequacy of the scheme . After deliberation the Lord in the Chair is heard to announce that the Committee are of ...
Mr. Macmillan , for the Promoters , is then heard to address the Com- mittee with regard to the engineering feasability and adequacy of the scheme . After deliberation the Lord in the Chair is heard to announce that the Committee are of ...
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Mr. Macmillan . ] Yes , that is so . It is no part of the present scheme that this relief , so to speak , should be done away with . Mr. St. John Raikes . ] It will be more largely utilised , I think . Mr. Macmillan .
Mr. Macmillan . ] Yes , that is so . It is no part of the present scheme that this relief , so to speak , should be done away with . Mr. St. John Raikes . ] It will be more largely utilised , I think . Mr. Macmillan .
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Mr. Macmillan . ] ] Under the present Board ? Colonel Heneage . ] Yes , in the present Bill . Mr. Macmillan . ] The present Bill is coincident with the whole catchment area . Colonel Heneage . ] The geographical watershed ?
Mr. Macmillan . ] ] Under the present Board ? Colonel Heneage . ] Yes , in the present Bill . Mr. Macmillan . ] The present Bill is coincident with the whole catchment area . Colonel Heneage . ] The geographical watershed ?
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Mr. Macmillan . ] That is the map that my friend has . That is all right . May I just explain exactly how that stands , because it is a matter about which con- fusion may very readily arise . Chairman . ] I think we ought to work on one ...
Mr. Macmillan . ] That is the map that my friend has . That is all right . May I just explain exactly how that stands , because it is a matter about which con- fusion may very readily arise . Chairman . ] I think we ought to work on one ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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