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If there is an amending Bill , the whole thing will go ; there will not be guardians or waris or anything else ; there will be simply county councils . Mr. Neville . ] Might we put a note to say that apparently the law is that there is ...
If there is an amending Bill , the whole thing will go ; there will not be guardians or waris or anything else ; there will be simply county councils . Mr. Neville . ] Might we put a note to say that apparently the law is that there is ...
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Act does cover the whole ground covered by this section ? -Yes . 117. It applies to all local elections ? -Yes . Chairman . ] Shall we leave it out ; the Home Office wish us to leave it out , apparently . Sir Henry Slesser . 118.
Act does cover the whole ground covered by this section ? -Yes . 117. It applies to all local elections ? -Yes . Chairman . ] Shall we leave it out ; the Home Office wish us to leave it out , apparently . Sir Henry Slesser . 118.
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I think we may take our courage in both hands and put it in ? -- It would ba very difficult to put a note in your report to justify that . Mr. Neville . ] Does it stultify the whole of our work if we omit it ? That is the point .
I think we may take our courage in both hands and put it in ? -- It would ba very difficult to put a note in your report to justify that . Mr. Neville . ] Does it stultify the whole of our work if we omit it ? That is the point .
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Is not the whole point that the necessity should be sudden ? os teman now would be repeated . The relief may consist of admission to a workhouse . Would not it be correct to give such temporary relief as the case might require , not in ...
Is not the whole point that the necessity should be sudden ? os teman now would be repeated . The relief may consist of admission to a workhouse . Would not it be correct to give such temporary relief as the case might require , not in ...
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... from such master or employer , should not be paid over , in whole or in part , to such overseers or guardians , and if no sufficient cause be shown to the contrary , or if such person , or someone on his behalf , shall not appear on ...
... from such master or employer , should not be paid over , in whole or in part , to such overseers or guardians , and if no sufficient cause be shown to the contrary , or if such person , or someone on his behalf , shall not appear on ...
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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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