An Almanack for the Year of Our Lord ...J. Whitaker, 1906 |
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... Service 79 489-90 .456 263-4 402 in India .... Department and Court .484-7 Banks , Colonial and Foreign..299-312 174 , 179-80 232-3 .234 Country , 286-97 ; Irish . Joint Stock 299 .284-5 193 , 210 Post Office Savings .. 470 .235 ...
... Service 79 489-90 .456 263-4 402 in India .... Department and Court .484-7 Banks , Colonial and Foreign..299-312 174 , 179-80 232-3 .234 Country , 286-97 ; Irish . Joint Stock 299 .284-5 193 , 210 Post Office Savings .. 470 .235 ...
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... Service , 156-177 ; Commission 157 702 Canons Residentiary .237-41 Estimates 1893-1906 . .191 269 Canterbury Diocese .. .237 of India House of Convocation 242 Clan Line of Ships 595-6 Cape Breton Island .. .516 Clearing House , Bk ...
... Service , 156-177 ; Commission 157 702 Canons Residentiary .237-41 Estimates 1893-1906 . .191 269 Canterbury Diocese .. .237 of India House of Convocation 242 Clan Line of Ships 595-6 Cape Breton Island .. .516 Clearing House , Bk ...
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... Service Order Marine , the 16 largest 414 Schools of ..264 | 507-8 15 270 " " Engineers and Shipbuilding Inst ... 346 Electrical 316 " " 737 237-4x .391-8 " Mechanical 318 Railway . 221-2 , 727 431 326 " Royal 2.0-2 Society of 316 .107 ...
... Service Order Marine , the 16 largest 414 Schools of ..264 | 507-8 15 270 " " Engineers and Shipbuilding Inst ... 346 Electrical 316 " " 737 237-4x .391-8 " Mechanical 318 Railway . 221-2 , 727 431 326 " Royal 2.0-2 Society of 316 .107 ...
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... Service Order 372 401 .446 466 112 .215 628 Imports and Exports of U.K .... 328-35 Inaccessible Island ( Ascension ) .. 561-2 Inch compared with Centimeter ..448 of Rain .. .439 457 Income or Wages Table 373-5 Income Tax . .406 " " 505 ...
... Service Order 372 401 .446 466 112 .215 628 Imports and Exports of U.K .... 328-35 Inaccessible Island ( Ascension ) .. 561-2 Inch compared with Centimeter ..448 of Rain .. .439 457 Income or Wages Table 373-5 Income Tax . .406 " " 505 ...
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... Service of " French ... .494-6 .493 587 " Government of 48x - 3 Gov. - Gen . and Council of .. 483 History of ...... 477-81 Home Charges of .496 Irrigation in ... Imports and Exports of .... 498-9 Justice , Police and Prisons in 497 ...
... Service of " French ... .494-6 .493 587 " Government of 48x - 3 Gov. - Gen . and Council of .. 483 History of ...... 477-81 Home Charges of .496 Irrigation in ... Imports and Exports of .... 498-9 Justice , Police and Prisons in 497 ...
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Page 428 - Kingdom, with this qualification, that he shall not, when within the limits of the foreign State of which he was a subject previously to obtaining his certificate of naturalisation, be deemed to be a British subject unless he has ceased to be a subject of that State in pursuance of the laws thereof, or in pursuance of a treaty to that effect.
Page 264 - Gilchrist (17591841) to trustees, "for the benefit, advancement, and propagation of education and learning in every part of the world, as far as circumstances will permit.
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Page 424 - If personal information is not given a written notice of the death, accompanied by a certificate of the cause of death* signed by a registered medical practitioner^ if any such attended the deceased^ must be sent within the same period, and the register must be signed within 14 days from the death.
Page 429 - Any person who, (1) while suffering from any dangerous infectious disorder, wilfully exposes himself, without proper precautions against spreading the said disorder, in any street, public place, shop, inn, or public conveyance, or enters any public conveyance without previously notifying to the owner, conductor, or driver...
Page 425 - No parent or other person shall be liable to any penalty under section twenty-nine or section thirty-one of the Vaccination Act of 1867 if, within four months from the birth of the child he satisfies two justices, or a stipendiary or metropolitan police magistrate, in petty sessions, that he conscientiously believes that vaccination would be prejudicial to the health of the child...
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Page 447 - WATCH,— For purposes of discipline, and to divide the work fairly, the crew is mustered in two divisions— the Starboard (right side, looking forward) and the Port (left). The day commences at noon, and Is thus divided :— Afternoon Watch ... . noon to 4 pm First Dog , ..... 4 pm to 6 pm Second Dog , .... 6 pm to 8 pm First , ... . 8 pm to midnight.
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