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It is a firm of Lloyds . Lord Stanley of Alderley . 83. And the rates in respect of such insurance no doubt you could give ? - Yes , certainly . Viscount Burnham . 84. I should like to ask whether you regard this ...
It is a firm of Lloyds . Lord Stanley of Alderley . 83. And the rates in respect of such insurance no doubt you could give ? - Yes , certainly . Viscount Burnham . 84. I should like to ask whether you regard this ...
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It would be a circum- stance to go to the jury : Was he really hit , having regard to the fact that some person who read the book may have 66 read the opening words ; but still the jury might ...
It would be a circum- stance to go to the jury : Was he really hit , having regard to the fact that some person who read the book may have 66 read the opening words ; but still the jury might ...
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It might do him harm with the publisher in regard to another book . He might find it perhaps more difficult to get another publisher to publish a book of his , if he had had an action brought against him in respect of a previous book ?
It might do him harm with the publisher in regard to another book . He might find it perhaps more difficult to get another publisher to publish a book of his , if he had had an action brought against him in respect of a previous book ?
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With regard to their power to promote a Bill , that also is provided for a little later subject to the consent of their President , the Prince of Wales . That consent has been obtained . I do not think there is any other point that I ...
With regard to their power to promote a Bill , that also is provided for a little later subject to the consent of their President , the Prince of Wales . That consent has been obtained . I do not think there is any other point that I ...
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Mr. Macmillan is then heard to state the position of the Promoters with regard to the small part of East Suffolk affected by inadvertent non - inclusion in the notices for the Bill , and proposes an addition to Clause 4 exempting the ...
Mr. Macmillan is then heard to state the position of the Promoters with regard to the small part of East Suffolk affected by inadvertent non - inclusion in the notices for the Bill , and proposes an addition to Clause 4 exempting the ...
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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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