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... shall be prescribed by order made by the Lord Chancellor with the concurrence of the Treasury and not otherwise , and all such other fees shall be paid into such account as the Treasury inay direct ” — ( Mr . Attorney - General ) .
... shall be prescribed by order made by the Lord Chancellor with the concurrence of the Treasury and not otherwise , and all such other fees shall be paid into such account as the Treasury inay direct ” — ( Mr . Attorney - General ) .
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Amendment made , in page 10 , line 32 , after the word “ Treasury , ” by inserting the words “ but not excoeding in the aggregate the sum of seventy thousand pounds in any one year ” — ( Mr ...
Amendment made , in page 10 , line 32 , after the word “ Treasury , ” by inserting the words “ but not excoeding in the aggregate the sum of seventy thousand pounds in any one year ” — ( Mr ...
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The Treasury took exception to the Lord Chief Justice having appointed woman for cleaning the old robing rooms at Westminster , which had not yet been abolished . It was immediately after the passing of the Act of 1881 .
The Treasury took exception to the Lord Chief Justice having appointed woman for cleaning the old robing rooms at Westminster , which had not yet been abolished . It was immediately after the passing of the Act of 1881 .
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It says , “ The Treasury shall cause the Paymaster - General to keep in or near the Royal Courts of Justice an office for the purpose of carrying on the business of the Paymaster - General . ” Is that necessary , especially on the ...
It says , “ The Treasury shall cause the Paymaster - General to keep in or near the Royal Courts of Justice an office for the purpose of carrying on the business of the Paymaster - General . ” Is that necessary , especially on the ...
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... by the present Government , these Acts of Parliament will be the subject of comment . - No , I should think not because in the case of the Addison Scheme all that will be necessary is to consider what the Treasury contribution is .
... by the present Government , these Acts of Parliament will be the subject of comment . - No , I should think not because in the case of the Addison Scheme all that will be necessary is to consider what the Treasury contribution is .
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 |
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