[PDF] Top 20 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

... 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

... With the progress of civilization, the immediate co-operation of individuals in industrial enterprises becomes more frequent and indispensable; and m order to enable them to do so on the most advantageous terms, the law ... See full document

... 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

... 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

... 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

... 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

... 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

... 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

... 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

... The WEU Planning Cell - reply to the thirty-ninth annual report ofthe Council Reply to the debate on the report of the Defence Committee and vote on thz draft recommcndation, Doc.. l42l [r] ... See full document

... DOCUMENT 1417 Draft Recommendation on WEU in the process of European Union - reply to the thirty-ninth annual report of the Council The Assembly, i Recalling that the Assembly of WEU, a[r] ... See full document

... TEXTS ADOPTED FIFTH SITTING RECOMMENDATION 420 on the new oatlookfor WEU reply to the thirtieth annual report of the Council The Assembly, i Taking cognisance of the thirtieth annual rep[r] ... See full document

... DOCUMENT 1419 Draft Recommendation on the European armaments agency- reply to the thirty-ninth annual report of the Council The Assembly, i Taking account, on the one hand, of the declar[r] ... See full document

... 5. The Department was also unable to explain why some local authorities are much better than others at tracking young people’s education and training. Local authorities have a statutory duty to track the activity of 16- ... See full document

... DOCUMENT I27O Draft Recommendation on arms control: force reductions and the rdle of multinational units The Assembly, i Conscious that Soviet redeployment undermines the provisions of t[r] ... See full document

... Action Items Introduction Opening Session Session 1:Overaching Key Questions Pacific climate change: past, present and future Review of midlatitude Pacific decadal variability Report of th[r] ... See full document

... evidence session we wrote to the Permanent Secretary requesting that he write immediately to all local authorities to confirm and clarify their duties in relation to safeguarding in ... See full document

... Of each 1,000 people in England, there fell last year by diseases of the breathing organs, including consumption, 6; of the Irish, 5*42— an enormous rate, considering how out-of-doors ou[r] ... See full document

... There the guardians of the poor of a union or the board of managers of a district pauper school or the parochial board of a parish may, with the consent of the Local Government Board in [r] ... See full document