The Annual RegisterEdmund Burke Rivingtons, 1922 |
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... amendment , however , was withdrawn , and on the following day Mr. Clynes moved an amendment regretting that , in view of the serious distress consequent on unemployment , and the lack of preparedness on the part of the Government to ...
... amendment , however , was withdrawn , and on the following day Mr. Clynes moved an amendment regretting that , in view of the serious distress consequent on unemployment , and the lack of preparedness on the part of the Government to ...
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... amendment was then negatived by a majority of 178 . On February 18 an amendment was moved by Mr. Bottom- ley regretting that , as a long period had elapsed since the Armistice , during which the country had not had an opportunity of ...
... amendment was then negatived by a majority of 178 . On February 18 an amendment was moved by Mr. Bottom- ley regretting that , as a long period had elapsed since the Armistice , during which the country had not had an opportunity of ...
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... amendment was negatived by a majority of 169 and the address was then agreed to . An Irish debate also took place in the House of Lords on February 22 when the Archbishop of Canterbury called attention to the absence of detailed ...
... amendment was negatived by a majority of 169 and the address was then agreed to . An Irish debate also took place in the House of Lords on February 22 when the Archbishop of Canterbury called attention to the absence of detailed ...
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Edmund Burke. of Commons an Unemployment Insurance Act Amendment Bill providing for an increase of the rates payable ... amendment was opposed by Dr. Macnamara , and Mr. T. Thomson suggested the substitution of 20s . for the 18s . in the ...
Edmund Burke. of Commons an Unemployment Insurance Act Amendment Bill providing for an increase of the rates payable ... amendment was opposed by Dr. Macnamara , and Mr. T. Thomson suggested the substitution of 20s . for the 18s . in the ...
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... amendment was then carried , on the motion of Mr. Thomas , exempting railwaymen from the provisions of the original ... amendment was also agreed to by a majority of six . Both amendments , however , were rejected when they came to the ...
... amendment was then carried , on the motion of Mr. Thomas , exempting railwaymen from the provisions of the original ... amendment was also agreed to by a majority of six . Both amendments , however , were rejected when they came to the ...
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