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Mr. Samuel Henry Davis , Dr. John Brown Yeoman , Mr. Hugh Percival Raikes and Mr. William James Bates , sworn and examined . [ Adjourned till To - morrow at 11 o'clock . THURSDAY , 1st DECEMBER , 1927 . Members Present : Sir THOMAS ...
Mr. Samuel Henry Davis , Dr. John Brown Yeoman , Mr. Hugh Percival Raikes and Mr. William James Bates , sworn and examined . [ Adjourned till To - morrow at 11 o'clock . THURSDAY , 1st DECEMBER , 1927 . Members Present : Sir THOMAS ...
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Mr. William James Binnie , is then recalled , and is heard to withdraw certain derogatory statements made by him in his evidence with regard to the cross sections taken by an Engineer of the Middle Level Commissioners . Mr. Raikes for ...
Mr. William James Binnie , is then recalled , and is heard to withdraw certain derogatory statements made by him in his evidence with regard to the cross sections taken by an Engineer of the Middle Level Commissioners . Mr. Raikes for ...
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Mr. Raikes , for the Middle Leved Commissioners , is heard to point out that he does not intend to repeat any evidence as to general cost , but does wish to bring forward the question of the cost of maintenance of the works , which adds ...
Mr. Raikes , for the Middle Leved Commissioners , is heard to point out that he does not intend to repeat any evidence as to general cost , but does wish to bring forward the question of the cost of maintenance of the works , which adds ...
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Mr. St. John Raikes . ] My Lord , I am a little distrustful . Mr. Macmillan . ] My learned Friend has already begun to show the Fenland attitude . In this Statute of Henry VIII let me draw attention to this , because much is made of ...
Mr. St. John Raikes . ] My Lord , I am a little distrustful . Mr. Macmillan . ] My learned Friend has already begun to show the Fenland attitude . In this Statute of Henry VIII let me draw attention to this , because much is made of ...
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Mr. St. John Raikes . ] It will be more largely utilised , I think . Mr. Macmillan . ] It is a little difficult to tell ; it might be ; I do not know . Mr. Riley . ] Would they be subject to less inundation ? Mr. Macmillan .
Mr. St. John Raikes . ] It will be more largely utilised , I think . Mr. Macmillan . ] It is a little difficult to tell ; it might be ; I do not know . Mr. Riley . ] Would they be subject to less inundation ? Mr. Macmillan .
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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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