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Sir HENRY SLESSER . Colonel WINDSOR - CLIVE . THE LORD MUIR - MACKENZIE IN THE CHAIR . The Order of Adjournment is read . The Proceedings of Wednesday last are read . The Poor Law Bill ( h.L. ] is again considered . Sir Frederick ...
Sir HENRY SLESSER . Colonel WINDSOR - CLIVE . THE LORD MUIR - MACKENZIE IN THE CHAIR . The Order of Adjournment is read . The Proceedings of Wednesday last are read . The Poor Law Bill ( h.L. ] is again considered . Sir Frederick ...
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Sir HENRY SLESSER . Colonel WINDSOR - CLIVE . THE LORD MCIR - MACKENZIE IN THE CHAIR . The Order of Adjournment is read . The Proceedings of Wednesday last are read . The Poor Law Bill [ H.L. ] is again considered . Sir Frederick ...
Sir HENRY SLESSER . Colonel WINDSOR - CLIVE . THE LORD MCIR - MACKENZIE IN THE CHAIR . The Order of Adjournment is read . The Proceedings of Wednesday last are read . The Poor Law Bill [ H.L. ] is again considered . Sir Frederick ...
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After deliberation , it is moved , page 55 , iine 32 , that an amendment be drafted by Sir Frederick Liddell of the word “ maiden . " The same is agreed to . The further consideration of the Clause is postponed .
After deliberation , it is moved , page 55 , iine 32 , that an amendment be drafted by Sir Frederick Liddell of the word “ maiden . " The same is agreed to . The further consideration of the Clause is postponed .
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LORD MUIR MACKENZIE in the Chair , we a measure POOR LAW BILL . Sir FREDERICK LIDDELL , K.C.B. , and Mr. H. J. COMyys , having been called in , are examined as follows : Chairman . ] What shall we arrange Commons , the only change would ...
LORD MUIR MACKENZIE in the Chair , we a measure POOR LAW BILL . Sir FREDERICK LIDDELL , K.C.B. , and Mr. H. J. COMyys , having been called in , are examined as follows : Chairman . ] What shall we arrange Commons , the only change would ...
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Sir FREDERICK LIDDELL , K.C.B. , and Mr. H. J. Comens . Sir FREDERICK LIDDELL , K.C.B. , and Mr. H. J.. [ Continued Mr. Hudson . question , and postpone any clause that seems to present great difficulty , until a fuller meeting .
Sir FREDERICK LIDDELL , K.C.B. , and Mr. H. J. Comens . Sir FREDERICK LIDDELL , K.C.B. , and Mr. H. J.. [ Continued Mr. Hudson . question , and postpone any clause that seems to present great difficulty , until a fuller meeting .
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 |
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