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Page 14
And whereas Annuities under the said recited Acts may have been purchased
and may be purchased under the said recited Acts or this Act by or on behalf of
Women who may be married , or on account of Women who may afterwards
marry ...
And whereas Annuities under the said recited Acts may have been purchased
and may be purchased under the said recited Acts or this Act by or on behalf of
Women who may be married , or on account of Women who may afterwards
marry ...
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... are made for the Formation of School Districts for the Management of certain
Infant Poor by the Combination of Unions and Parishes into such Districts : And
whereas it is by the said first - recited Statute enacted , “ that the 7 & 8 Vict .
... are made for the Formation of School Districts for the Management of certain
Infant Poor by the Combination of Unions and Parishes into such Districts : And
whereas it is by the said first - recited Statute enacted , “ that the 7 & 8 Vict .
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... And whereas such Provision for the Contributions of the several Unions and
Parishes in such Districts is inconvenient , and it is desirable that the same
should be repealed , and other Provisions should be enacted for the Purpose
aforesaid ...
... And whereas such Provision for the Contributions of the several Unions and
Parishes in such Districts is inconvenient , and it is desirable that the same
should be repealed , and other Provisions should be enacted for the Purpose
aforesaid ...
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W HEREAS an Act was passed by the Parliament of Scot- Preamble . land in the
First Parliament of King William in the Year One thousand six hundred and ninety
- six , intituled “ Act 1st Parlia“ for settling of Schools : ” And whereas another Act ...
W HEREAS an Act was passed by the Parliament of Scot- Preamble . land in the
First Parliament of King William in the Year One thousand six hundred and ninety
- six , intituled “ Act 1st Parlia“ for settling of Schools : ” And whereas another Act ...
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And whereas it is expedient that Provision be made for the Allowances
Retirement from their respective Offices of Schoolmasters appointed to aged and
and acting under the said recited Acts or any of them , or hereafter to 35 infirm
Teachers ...
And whereas it is expedient that Provision be made for the Allowances
Retirement from their respective Offices of Schoolmasters appointed to aged and
and acting under the said recited Acts or any of them , or hereafter to 35 infirm
Teachers ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1850 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2007 |
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