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When there was a very small majority in the House - I think it was five Members - if you let the composi- tion rule presumably you would have had to have equality of both sides of the House and no Liberal or Independent could ever have ...
When there was a very small majority in the House - I think it was five Members - if you let the composi- tion rule presumably you would have had to have equality of both sides of the House and no Liberal or Independent could ever have ...
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HOUSE OF LORDS ORDERS OF REFERENCE , ETC. Die Jovis , 29 ° Martii 1962 House of Lords Reform - Message from the Commons that they have come to the following Resolution to which they desire the concurrence of this House , viz .
HOUSE OF LORDS ORDERS OF REFERENCE , ETC. Die Jovis , 29 ° Martii 1962 House of Lords Reform - Message from the Commons that they have come to the following Resolution to which they desire the concurrence of this House , viz .
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House of Commons. Lord ROBENS OF WOLDINGHAM, and Dr. J. BRONOWSKI. Lord ROBENS OF WOLDINGHAM, and Dr. J. BRONOWSKI. 30 January,. 30 January, 1962.] [Continued. on a scale big enough to make any material contribution to our problem ...
House of Commons. Lord ROBENS OF WOLDINGHAM, and Dr. J. BRONOWSKI. Lord ROBENS OF WOLDINGHAM, and Dr. J. BRONOWSKI. 30 January,. 30 January, 1962.] [Continued. on a scale big enough to make any material contribution to our problem ...
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1962 MEMBERS PRESENT adjourned the Committee Adjourned till Tuesday agreed aircraft airlines Amendment proposed Appendix appointed arising authority Ayes Bill Board capital Chair Chairman Chairman adjourned Charles Clause coal Commander Committee divided Committee without Question consideration considered continue Corporation cost David Draft estimated expenditure figures further George Gilmour given Government half-past Ten o'clock House increase industry insert the words interest investment James John Judith Hart leave London Traffic Prescribed Lord MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE March matter ment Michael million Minister Ministry Miss Motion Noes operating paragraph plant Printed PROCEEDINGS production pursuant Question proposed Question put referred Regulations relation Report requiring Richard Schedule schemes Scotland Select Committee Sir John sitting Standing Order Street subsection taken Thomas Thursday tion tons Traffic Prescribed Routes Willis withdrawn words proposed
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 7 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 |
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