Commons Sitting of 12 July 1926 Series 5 Vol. 198

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  1. Preamble 16 words
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  2. PRIVATE BUSINESS. 91 words
  3. ORAL ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.
    1. KENYA
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      1. CONSCRIPTION. 221 words
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      2. MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT (COMMISSION OF INQUIRY). 61 words
      3. IRAQ.
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        1. JEWISH EMIGRANTS. 134 words
          2. cc3-4
        2. IMPORTS (BRITISH FORCES). 198 words
          3. cc4-5
        3. EAST AND WEST AFRICA (OFFICERS' PENSIONS). 144 words
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        4. SIERRA LEONE (ASSESSORS' ORDINANCE). 146 words
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        5. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' SAMPLES. 148 words
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        6. EMPIRE FORESTRY CONFERENCE. 91 words
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        7. PUBLIC UTILITY WORKS (EMPIRE COUNTRIES). 177 words
      4. INDIA.
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        1. UNATTACHED LIST. 121 words
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        2. PROVINCIAL SERVICES. 121 words
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        3. CURRENCY COMMISSION. 217 words
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        4. SALT DUTY. 135 words
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        5. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' SAMPLES. 139 words
          6. cc9-10
        6. AFGHANISTAN (BOLSHEVIST ACTIVITY). 214 words
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        7. EMPIRE SETTLEMENT. 200 words
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        8. CEYLON (LICENSED PREMISES). 152 words
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        9. EMPIRE TRADE (CUSTOMS INVOICES AND CERTIFICATES). 114 words
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        10. IMPERIAL RESEARCH ORGANISATION. 355 words
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        11. BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION (SALE). 437 words
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        12. EXPORT CREDITS GUARANTEE SCHEME. 103 words
      5. AGRICULTURE.
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        1. SUGAR BEET (SEED SUPPLY). 116 words
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        2. SURVEYS (AGRICTLTURAL CONDITIONS). 257 words
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        3. IMPORTATION OF CARCASES (PROHIBITION). 305 words
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        4. FOOT-AND-MOUTH DISEASE. 235 words
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        5. HOUSING (RURAL AREAS). 154 words
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        6. POOR LAW REFORM. 73 words
      6. COAL TRADE DISPUTE.
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        1. MUNICIPAL PURCHASES. 110 words
          2. cc19-20
        2. POPLAR ELECTRICITY STATION. 298 words
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        3. RESEARCH WORK. 366 words
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        4. DURHAM (WAGES AND HOURS). 593 words
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        5. COLLECTION, LEYTONSTONE. 339 words
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        6. NURSING ASSOCIATIONS. 183 words
      7. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
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        1. DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE. 29 words
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        2. ASSEMBLY (BRITISH DELEGATES). 60 words
      8. CHINA.
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        1. CANTON GOVERNMENT (BRITISH CORRESPONDENCE). 75 words
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        2. SALT REVENUE. 148 words
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        3. SUDAN (GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S RESIGNATION). 102 words
      9. GENERAL STRIKE.
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        1. TRADE UNIONISTS (PENALTIES). 443 words
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        2. CHARGES OF FRAUD, STRATFORD. 71 words
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        3. CIVIL SERVICE. 264 words
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        4. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE (AGENDA). 140 words
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        5. MINISTRY OF DEFENCE. 132 words
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        6. THAMES BRIDGES (ROYAL COMMISSION). 41 words
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        7. FILMS (BLIND BOOKING). 199 words
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        8. MIXED ARBITRAL TRIBUNAL. 227 words
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        9. RUSSIA (BRITISH CREDIT FACILITIES). 217 words
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        10. POST OFFICE (LIQUOR ADVERTISEMENTS). 159 words
      10. EDUCATION.
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        1. TEACHERS' SALARIES (BURNHAM SCALE). 480 words
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        2. DRAFT, DATED 12TH JULY, 1926, OF THE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION (SUBSTANTIVE GRANT) AMENDING REGULATIONS No. 1, 1926, PROPOSED TO BE MADE BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION UNDER SECTION 118 OF THE EDUCATION ACT, 1921 (11 & 12, GEO. 5, c. 51), WITH REGARD TO THE PAYMENT TO LOCAL EDUCATION AUTHORITIES OF SUBSTANTIVE GRANT-IN-AID OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION. 290 words
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        3. DRAFT, DATED 12TH JULY, 1926, OF THE HIGHER EDUCATION (SUBSTANTIVE GRANT) AMENDING REGULATIONS, No. 2, 1926, PROPOSED TO BE MADE BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION UNDER SECTION 118 OF THE EDUCATION ACT, 1921 (11 and 12 GEO. 5, C. 51), WITH REGARD TO THE PAYMENT TO LOCAL EDUCATION AUTHORITIES OF SuitSTANTIVE GRANT-IN-AID OF HIGHER EDUCATOR. 246 words
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        4. LONDON UNIVERSITY EXTERNAL DEGREES. 151 words
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        5. MOTORING SUMMONSES, LONDON. 119 words
      11. ALIENS.
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        1. LONDON (REGISTRATION). 121 words
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        2. LANDING PERMITS. 183 words
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        3. DEPORTATION. 150 words
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        4. LOST PROPERTY OFFICE, LONDON. 180 words
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        5. LIQUOR CONTROL BUILDINGS, SILLOTH. 115 words
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        6. CONTRIBUTORY PENSIONS ACT. 109 words
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        7. MOTOR VEHICLES (TAXATION). 52 words
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        8. HOSKINS & SON, LIMITED (GOVERMENT CONTRACTS). 202 words
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        9. CUSTOMS AND EXCISE OFFICE, PLYMOUTH. 192 words
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        10. VISIT OF M. CAILLAUX. 54 words
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        11. DISCOURTEOUS INCIDENTS. 594 words
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  4. PERSONAL EXPLANATION. 245 words
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  5. BUSINESS OF THE ROUSE. 1,698 words, 1 division
  6. ORDERS OF THE DAY.
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    1. MINISTERS OF THE CROWN. COMPANY DIRECTORSHIPS. 30,345 words, 2 divisions
  7. SUPPLY.
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    1. REPORT [7TH JULY ] 2 words
  8. CIVIL SERVICES SUPPLEMENTARY ESTIMATE, 1926–27.
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    1. UNCLASSIFIED SERVICES. 21,182 words, 1 division
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    2. ADJOURNMENT. 17 words