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a Civil Department borrows a vessel from the Admiralty for it* own use, the Vote for that Civil Department, or for the service on which the vessel is engaged, ought, in the absence of Treasury directions to the contrary, ...
a Civil Department borrows a vessel from the Admiralty for it* own use, the Vote for that Civil Department, or for the service on which the vessel is engaged, ought, in the absence of Treasury directions to the contrary, ...
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The Admiralty rejoin that the exact amounts of these two items were not known in February 1894. Still they were known (and ought to have been taken into calculation) when the Admiralty represented to the Treasury that there would be a ...
The Admiralty rejoin that the exact amounts of these two items were not known in February 1894. Still they were known (and ought to have been taken into calculation) when the Admiralty represented to the Treasury that there would be a ...
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It has, however, been explained to the Committee that the clause in the contract was drawn with the express purpose of allowing such release to be made, and that the Admiralty have taken care that in future contracts the wording is so ...
It has, however, been explained to the Committee that the clause in the contract was drawn with the express purpose of allowing such release to be made, and that the Admiralty have taken care that in future contracts the wording is so ...
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| Titel | House of Commons Papers, Band 17;Band 22 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 |
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