Parliamentary Papers, volume 12
Parliamentary Papers, volume 12
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That is also the view of the Promoters of the Bill generally ? — ^There was very little evidence given before the Royal Commission of anything that could be termed a dishonest application of the funds. I think only one or two instances were given in which you could clearly see that there had been a dishonest application of the funds.
2200. I may ask you, as one of the persons whose names are on the back of the Public Bill, it was not the intention of those who brought in that Public Bill to mak...e any imputation on the trustees ? — Certainly, no reflection whatever.
2201. May I take it you conceive that the Metropolis at large ought to have a majority of members on the new governing body as compared with the City ?
—I think so.
2202. I do not know whether you have anything to say about the part which you yourself took in drawing up the Report of the Royal Commission, or any statement to make to the Committee on that subject ? — The truth was, that at the time the Report of the Royal Commission was drawn I was extremely unwell or recovering from a very severe illness, and perhaps I acquiesced in some of the propositions there that I might, if I had been in stouter health, have questioned a little.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That is also the view of the Promoters of the Bill generally ? — ^There was very little evidence given before the Royal Commission of anything that could be termed a dishonest application of the funds. I think only one or two instances were given in which you could clearly see that there had been a dishonest application of the funds.
2200. I may ask you, as one of the persons whose names are on the back of the Public Bill, it was not the intention of those who brought in that Public Bill to mak...e any imputation on the trustees ? — Certainly, no reflection whatever.
2201. May I take it you conceive that the Metropolis at large ought to have a majority of members on the new governing body as compared with the City ?
—I think so.
2202. I do not know whether you have anything to say about the part which you yourself took in drawing up the Report of the Royal Commission, or any statement to make to the Committee on that subject ? — The truth was, that at the time the Report of the Royal Commission was drawn I was extremely unwell or recovering from a very severe illness, and perhaps I acquiesced in some of the propositions there that I might, if I had been in stouter health, have questioned a little.
What to read after Parliamentary Papers, volume 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons to read onlineMoreLess
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