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Report of the Council at the opening of the twenty fifth session

... The chronological index recently published of the statutes omits the Irish and Scotch ante-union statutes, and omits these ante-Poyning acts as affecting Ireland, and treats them as not [r] ... See full document

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Report of the Council at the opening of the Tenth Session of the Society

... Hancock attended the meeting of the British Association at Cheltenham last August, and the invitation of our society was added to that of other institutions, to induce the Association to[r] ... See full document

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Report of the council read at the opening of the seventh session

... Some of the most important social questions which at present attract public attention, have formed the subjects of papers read at our meetings during the session which has just terminated. In a country like this, ... See full document

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Report of the Council at the opening of the Twelfth Session of the Society

... It was considered that the essential objects of such an association would be promoted by conferring o members, whether of the Royal Dublin Society, or of any associated society, the priv[r] ... See full document

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Report of the Council at the opening of the Thirty third Session

... Hancock read a paper "On the Eeport of the Irish Lunacy Commissioners, and the policy of extending the English Law for the Protection of Neglected Lunatics to Ireland." The feature of th[r] ... See full document

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Report of the Council at the opening of the Ninth Session of the Society

... 4.—That the balance of the funds of the Social Inquiry Society shall be transferred to the Statistical Society, for the purpose of commencing a trust fund in connexion with the Statistic[r] ... See full document

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Report of Council at the opening of thirty first session

... Want of a Local Court in each Irish Port, with permanent Judicial Officers for the prompt determination of all Questions between Foreign Captains and Irish Merchants, The complaints of t[r] ... See full document

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Report of the Council at the opening of the Seventeenth Session

... From the time when, in June, 1838, a committee was appointed to investigate the question of a General Eegistration of Marriages, Births, and Deaths in Ireland, to the last session, when [r] ... See full document

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Report of the Council at the opening of the eighteenth session

... of Ireland/' carefully considered the report of the special committee of the Municipal Council of Dublin on the state of the public accounts between Ireland and Great Britain, and stated[r] ... See full document

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Report of the Council at the opening of the Eleventh Session of the Society

... It sufficiently appears from this statement that the sphere of the labours of the National Association in relation to social science, thus denned, corresponds in essential particulars to[r] ... See full document

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Address at the opening of the twenty fifth session

... He gives us the number of indictable offences, for the seven years beginning in 1864 and ending in 1870 From this it appears that the number of indictable offences m 1870 was 9,517, bein[r] ... See full document

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Assembly of Western European Union Proceedings, Thirtieth Ordinary Session, First Part. Volume II: Minutes, Official Report of Debates. Paris, June 1984

... TEXTS ADOPTED FIFTH SITTING RECOMMENDATION 407 on the political implications of European security in 1984 reply to the twenty-ninth annual report of the Council The Assembly, i Aware of [r] ... See full document

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H v. Council: Strengthening the Rule of Law in the Sphere of the CFSP, One Step at a Time

... A BSTRACT : In its judgment in the case of H v. Council et al., the Grand Chamber of the ECJ recognised the jurisdiction of the CJEU to assess the validity under EU law of a decision by the Chief of Person- nel of ... See full document

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Features of the Formation of the Corporate Identity of the Staff

... Magura M., assuming that the corporate culture can be formed, specifies the methods of its maintenance and strengthening: the behavior of the head; statements, appeals, declarations, gui[r] ... See full document

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The biological indicators studies of zooplankton in the Tigris River at the city of Baghdad

... The study stations show highlyin species richness, especially for rotifera as this group gives quantity and qualityrichness for each station, followed by copepoda, [r] ... See full document

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The Problem of the Valuation of the National Wealth of Russia

... It seems that they partially take into account the general nature of modern economic development in the country and in the world. According to the method of calculation of RF FSSS, characteristics clearly not ... See full document

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The influence of rainfall on the yield of wheat at Rothamsted

... the twenty-inch gauge decreases from nearly 80 per cent, in the winter to about 25 per cent, from April onwards, it follows th a t if the main loss on this plot due to rainfall is ascribed to the washing out of ... See full document

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Study of the bryological flora at the archaeological site of Chellah, Morocco

... curviseta (Schwägr.) Milde, Gymnostomum curvisetum Schwägr., Physcomitrium curvisetum (Schwägr.) Bruch & Schimp., Entosthodon curvisetus (Schwägr.) Müll. It was collected [r] ... See full document

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The health of the people of NSW – Report of the Chief Health Officer 1997

... Even though indigenous status is also under-reported in NSW hospital data, reported hospitalisation rates for indigenous people for cardiovascular diseases, diabetes mellitus, respirator[r] ... See full document

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Address at the opening of the fifth session of the Dublin Statistical Society

... That if, on the one hand, we may rise by the study of abstract economic principles to the most universal laws of social existence, yet, on the other hand, our science should present mere[r] ... See full document

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