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Can you say whether this unex- pected influx of pensioners in the last quarter came from any particular por- tion of the country , or was it spread over ? It was very generally spread over the whole country . Chairman . 42.
Can you say whether this unex- pected influx of pensioners in the last quarter came from any particular por- tion of the country , or was it spread over ? It was very generally spread over the whole country . Chairman . 42.
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I think the Chancellor of the Exchequer might have a fear that an an- nouncement made in that form would not have carried quite the same convic- tion as the similar announcement made in a slightly different form . he 131.
I think the Chancellor of the Exchequer might have a fear that an an- nouncement made in that form would not have carried quite the same convic- tion as the similar announcement made in a slightly different form . he 131.
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As a result of that , the Institu- tions concerned became alarmed , and then went to see the Chancellor of the Exchequer ... of that the Chancellor said in the House of Commons that he would not cause any undue collec- tion to be made .
As a result of that , the Institu- tions concerned became alarmed , and then went to see the Chancellor of the Exchequer ... of that the Chancellor said in the House of Commons that he would not cause any undue collec- tion to be made .
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-That is the diminu- tion in actual traffic , in the number of messages ; and there are no indications at present that that is going to slow up . 403. If you calculated on the actual increase in population , the proportion would be ...
-That is the diminu- tion in actual traffic , in the number of messages ; and there are no indications at present that that is going to slow up . 403. If you calculated on the actual increase in population , the proportion would be ...
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Will the Members of the Committee be prepared to leave the matter with me to get all the informa- tion I can consistently with the public interest , and I will do my best on the question . Mr. Pethick - Lawrence . 593.
Will the Members of the Committee be prepared to leave the matter with me to get all the informa- tion I can consistently with the public interest , and I will do my best on the question . Mr. Pethick - Lawrence . 593.
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 4 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 |
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