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Admiralty Amendment agreed Amendment proposed application authorities Band of Hope battleships beg to ask Bill BIRRELL Board of Trade Borstal British Catholic Chief Secretary Churchill clause Commissioners Committee consider county council cumulative vote deal denominational Department desire districts docks Earlestown expenditure Fleet foreign Gaelic Gentleman give going grant House insert the words Ireland Irish J. M. MACDONALD John Lancashire land licences Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland Lordships Majesty's Government matter Member for South ment naval Navy noble Earl noble Lord noble Marquess officers Parliament pension Port present principle public-houses Question proposed regard Report scheme school board Scottish Second Reading Secretary for Scotland Sheffield ships SINCLAIR SIR EDWARD STRACHEY Small Holdings Society Class South Ayrshire South Somerset teachers temperance tenant tion two-Power standard Wesley Guild Wesleyan Church Wesleyan Methodist Church William William Redmond
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