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The Conservators also given power to enclose temporarily the part set aside for games and also to plant trees for shelter or otherwise , and in any other way to improve or add to the beauty of the common . They are required to preserve ...
The Conservators also given power to enclose temporarily the part set aside for games and also to plant trees for shelter or otherwise , and in any other way to improve or add to the beauty of the common . They are required to preserve ...
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... draft Order the Conservators are to be given the power to regulate all those things ? -I think that meets the point . Chairman . 73. I will argue that later on , if I may ? -Does not that cover it ? I remember that is in it now .
... draft Order the Conservators are to be given the power to regulate all those things ? -I think that meets the point . Chairman . 73. I will argue that later on , if I may ? -Does not that cover it ? I remember that is in it now .
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—Last week ; this Mr. Dobson's evidence given to - day that day week we had a meeting . a certain notice was issued to all those Mr. CHARLES DREW . 1 concerned . Was that posted 20 MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THE.
—Last week ; this Mr. Dobson's evidence given to - day that day week we had a meeting . a certain notice was issued to all those Mr. CHARLES DREW . 1 concerned . Was that posted 20 MINUTES OF EVIDENCE TAKEN BEFORE THE.
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The Committee have therefore thought that effect could only be given to the existing law by providing that the expenses are to be treated expenses for general or special purposes as the case may require , with a proviso that the ...
The Committee have therefore thought that effect could only be given to the existing law by providing that the expenses are to be treated expenses for general or special purposes as the case may require , with a proviso that the ...
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The substance of Section 45 is embodied in the clause , but the words above quoted did not appear in the text of the Bill as introduced . The Committee were informed , however , that authorisation under the Act of 1909 was given ...
The substance of Section 45 is embodied in the clause , but the words above quoted did not appear in the text of the Bill as introduced . The Committee were informed , however , that authorisation under the Act of 1909 was given ...
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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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