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List of Acts of the Parliament of the United Kingdom, 1920–1939
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This is an incomplete list of Acts of the Parliament of the United Kingdom for the years 1920–1939. Note that the first parliament of the United Kingdom was held in 1801; parliaments between 1707 and 1800 were either parliaments of Great Britain or of Ireland). For Acts passed up until 1707 see List of Acts of the Parliament of England and List of Acts of the Parliament of Scotland. For Acts passed from 1707 to 1800 see List of Acts of the Parliament of Great Britain. See also the List of Acts of the Parliament of Ireland.
For Acts of the devolved parliaments and assemblies in the United Kingdom, see the List of Acts of the Scottish Parliament from 1999, the List of Acts of the Northern Ireland Assembly, and the List of Acts and Measures of the National Assembly for Wales; see also the List of Acts of the Parliament of Northern Ireland.
The number shown after each Act's title is its chapter number. Acts passed before 1963 are cited using this number, preceded by the year(s) of the reign during which the relevant parliamentary session was held; thus the Union with Ireland Act 1800 is cited as "39 & 40 Geo. 3 c. 67", meaning the 67th Act passed during the session that started in the 39th year of the reign of George III and which finished in the 40th year of that reign. Note that the modern convention is to use Arabic numerals in citations (thus "41 Geo. 3" rather than "41 Geo. III"). Acts of the last session of the Parliament of Great Britain and the first session of the Parliament of the United Kingdom are both cited as "41 Geo. 3". Acts passed from 1963 onwards are simply cited by calendar year and chapter number.
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1 1920 – 1929
1.1 1920 (10 & 11 Geo. 5)
1.1.1 Public General Acts
1.1.2 Local Acts
1.3 1922
1.3.1 12 & 13 Geo. 5
1.3.2 13 Geo. 5 Sess. 2
1.10 1929
1.10.1 19 & 20 Geo. 5
2.1.1.1 Public General Acts
2.1.1.2 Private Acts
2.4.1.2 Local Acts
2.6.2 26 Geo. 5 & 1 Edw. 8
2.7.2 1 Edw. 8 & 1 Geo. 6
2.8.2 1 & 2 Geo. 6
2.10.1 2 & 3 Geo. 6
2.10.1.1 Public General Acts
2.10.1.2 Local Acts
1920 (10 & 11 Geo. 5)
Public General Acts
Administration of Justice Act 1920 c. 81
Agriculture Act 1920 c. 76
Air Navigation Act 1920 c. 80
Appropriation Act 1920 c. 32
Appropriation (No. 2) Act 1920 c. 59
Army and Air Force (Annual) Act 1920 c. 7
Bank Notes (Ireland) Act 1920 c. 24
Blind Persons Act 1920 c. 49
British Empire Exhibition (Guarantee) Act 1920 c. 74
Census Act 1920 c. 41
Census (Ireland) Act 1920 c. 42
Coal Mines (Emergency) Act 1920 c. 4
Coinage Act 1920 c. 3
Consolidated Fund (No. 1) Act 1920 c. 1
County Councils Association Expenses (Amendment) Act 1920 c. 19
Criminal Injuries (Ireland) Act 1920 c. 66
Dangerous Drugs Act 1920 c. 46
Defence of the Realm (Acquisition of Land) Act 1920 c. 79
Duchy of Lancaster Act 1920 c. 51
Duplicands of Feu-duties (Scotland) Act 1920 c. 34
Dyestuffs (Import Regulation) Act 1920 c. 77
Ecclesiastical Tithe Rentcharge (Rates) Act 1920 c. 22
Ejection (Suspensory) (Scotland) Act 1920 c. 11
Emergency Powers Act 1920 c. 55
Employment of Women, Young Persons, and Children Act 1920 c. 65
Expiring Laws Continuance Act 1920 c. 73
Fertilisers (Temporary Control of Export) Act 1920 c. 44
Finance Act 1920 c. 18
Firearms Act 1920 c. 43
Gas Regulation Act 1920 c. 28
Gold and Silver (Export Control, etc.) Act 1920 c. 70
Government of Ireland Act 1920 c. 67
Harbours Docks & Piers (Temporary Increase of Charges) Act 1920 c. 21
House-Letting and Rating Suspensory (Scotland) Act 1920 c. 8
Housing (Scotland) Act 1920 c. 71
Imperial War Museum Act 1920 c. 16
Increase of Rent and Mortgage Interest (Restrictions) Act 1920 c. 17
Indemnity Act 1920 c. 48
Isle of Man (Customs) Act 1920 c. 60
Juries (Emergency Provisions) Act 1920 c. 78
Jurors (Enrolment of Women) (Scotland) Act 1920 c. 53
Juvenile Courts (Metropolis) Act 1920 c. 68
Maintenance Orders (Facilities for Enforcement) Act 1920 c. 33
Married Women (Maintenance) Act 1920 c. 63
Married Women's Property (Scotland) Act 1920 c. 64
Merchant Shipping (Amendment) Act 1920 c. 2
Merchant Shipping (Scottish Fishing Boats) Act 1920 c. 39
Mining Industry Act 1920 c. 50
Ministry of Food (Continuance) Act 1920 c. 47
National Health Insurance Act 1920 c. 10
Nauru Island Agreement Act 1920 c. 27
Official Secrets Act 1920 c. 75
Overseas Trade (Credits and Insurance) Act 1920 c. 29
Pensions (Increase) Act 1920 c. 36
Places of Worship (Enfranchisement) Act 1920 c. 56
Post Office and Telegraph Act 1920 c. 40
Profiteering (Amendment) Act 1920 c. 13
Public Libraries (Ireland) Act 1920 c. 25
Public Libraries (Scotland) Act 1920 c. 45
Public Utility Companies (Capital Issues) Act 1920 c. 9
Public Works Loans Act 1920 c. 61
Ready Money Football Betting Act 1920 c. 52
Registrar General (Scotland) Act 1920 c. 69
Representation of the People Act 1920 c. 15
Representation of the People (No. 2) Act 1920 c. 35
Resident Magistrates (Ireland) Act 1920 c. 38
Restoration of Order in Ireland Act 1920 c. 31
Roads Act 1920 c. 72
Savings Banks Act 1920 c. 12
Seeds Act 1920 c. 54
Shops (Early Closing) Act 1920 c. 58
Sheriffs (Ireland) Act 1920 c. 26
Telegraph (Money) Act 1920 c. 37
Tramways (Temporary Increase of Charges) Act 1920 c. 14
Treaties of Peace (Austria and Bulgaria) Act 1920 c. 6
Unemployment Insurance Act 1920 c. 30
Unemployment Insurance (Temporary Provisions Amendment) Act 1920 c. 82
Unemployment (Relief Works) Act 1920 c. 57
Veterinary Surgeons Act (1881) Amendment Act 1920 c. 20
War Emergency Laws (Continuance) Act 1920 c. 5
War Pensions Act 1920 c. 23
Women and Young Persons (Employment in Lead Processes) Act 1920 c. 62
Local Acts
Mayor's and City of London Court Act 1920 c. cxxxiv
Admiralty Pensions Act 1921 c. 39
Agriculture (Amendment) Act 1921 c. 17
Captive Birds Shooting (Prohibition) Act 1921 c. 13
Children Act 1921 c. 4
Church of Scotland Act 1921 c. 29
Coal Mines (Decontrol) Act 1921 c. 6
Corn Production Acts (Repeal) Act 1921 c. 48
Corn Sales Act 1921 c. 35
Coroners Act 1921 c. 30
Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1921 c. 50
Deceased Brother's Widow's Marriage Act 1921 c. 24
Dentists Act 1921 c. 21
Duchy of Lancaster (Application of Capital Moneys) Act 1921 c. 45
Education Act 1921 c. 51
Exchequer and Audit Departments Act 1921 c. 52
Forestry Act 1921 c. 61
German Reparation (Recovery) Act 1921 c. 5
Greenwich Hospital Act 1921 c. 41
Health Resorts and Watering Places Act 1921 c. 27
Housing Act 1921 c. 19
Importation of Plumage (Prohibition) Act 1921 c. 16
Indian Divorces (Validity) Act 1921 c. 18
Irish Railways (Settlement of Claims) Act 1921 c. 59
Juries (Emergency Provisions) (Renewal) Act 1921 c. 36
Land Settlement Amendment Act 1921 c. 43
Licensing Act 1921 c. 42
Local Authorities (Financial Provisions) Act 1921 c. 67
Merchant Shipping Act 1921 c. 28
Ministries of Munitions and Shipping (Cessation) Act 1921 c. 8
Mr. Speaker's Retirement Act 1921 c. 10
National Health Insurance (Prolongation of Insurance) Act 1921 c. 66
Overseas Trade (Credits and Insurance) Amendment Act 1921 c. 26
Police Pensions Act 1921 c. 31
Poor Law Emergency Provisions (Scotland) Act 1921 c. 64
Protection of Animals Act, (1911) Amendment Act 1921 c. 14
Protection of Animals (Scotland) Act 1912 Amendment Act 1921 c. 22
Public Health (Officers) Act 1921 c. 23
Public Health (Tuberculosis) Act 1921 c. 12
Railways Act 1921 c. 55
Safeguarding of Industries Act 1921 c. 47
Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Act 1921 c. 38
Shops (Early Closing) Act (1920) Amendment Act 1921 c. 60
Supreme Court Officers (Retirement, Pensions, &c.) Act 1921 c. 56
Territorial Army and Militia Act 1921 c. 37
Tithe Annuities Apportionment Act 1921 c. 20
Trade Facilities Act 1921 c. 65
Treaty of Peace (Hungary) Act 1921 c. 11
Tribunals of Inquiry (Evidence) Act 1921 c. 7
Trusts (Scotland) Act 1921 c. 58
Unemployed Workers' Dependants (Temporary Provision) Act 1921 c. 62
Unemployment Insurance Act 1921 c. 1
Unemployment Insurance (No. 2) Act 1921 c. 15
Water Undertakings (Modification of Charges) Act 1921 c. 44
12 & 13 Geo. 5
Air Ministry (Kenley Common Acquisition) Act 1922 c. 40
Allotments Act 1922 c. 51
Allotments (Scotland) Act 1922 c. 52
Anglo-Persian Oil Company (Payment of Calls) Act 1922 c. 26
Audit (Local Authorities, &c.) Act 1922 c. 14
Bread Acts Amendment Act 1922 c. 28
British Empire Exhibition (Amendment) Act 1922 c. 25
British Nationality and Status of Aliens Act 1922 c. 44
Canals (Continuance of Charging Powers) Act 1922 c. 27
Celluloid and Cinematograph Film Act 1922 c. 35
Constabulary (Ireland) Act 1922 c. 55
Coroners (Emergency Provisions Continuance) Act 1922 c. 2
Criminal Law Amendment Act 1922 c. 56
Diseases of Animals Act 1922 c. 8
East India Loans (Railways and Irrigation) Act 1922 c. 9
Ecclesiastical Tithe Rentcharges (Rates) Act 1922 c. 58
Education (Scotland) (Superannuation) Act 1922 c. 48
Electricity (Supply) Act 1922 c. 46
Empire Settlement Act 1922 c. 13
Expiring Laws Act 1922 c. 50
Gaming Act 1922 c. 19
Government of Northern Ireland (Loan Guarantee) Act 1922 c. 24
Government of the Soudan Loan (Amendment) Act 1922 c. 15
Harbours, Docks, and Piers (Temporary Increase of Charges) Act 1922 c. 23
Indian High Courts Act 1922 c. 20
Infanticide Act 1922 c. 18
Irish Free State (Agreement) Act 1922 c. 4
Juries Act 1922 c. 11
Kenya Divorces (Validity) Act 1922 c. 10
Law of Property Act 1922 c. 16
Local Government and other Officers' Superannuation Act 1922 c. 59
Lunacy Act 1922 c. 60
Milk and Dairies (Amendment) Act 1922 c. 54
Naval Discipline Act 1922 c. 37
Oil in Navigable Waters Act 1922 c. 39
Pawnbrokers Act 1922 c. 5
Post Office (Parcels) Act 1922 c. 49
Post Office (Pneumatic Tubes Acquisition) Act 1922 c. 43
Railway and Canal Commission (Consents) Act 1922 c. 47
Sale of Tea Act 1922 c. 29
School Teachers (Superannuation) Act 1922 c. 42
Solicitors Act 1922 c. 57
Summer Time Act 1922 c. 22
Treaties of Washington Act 1922 c. 21
Unemployment Insurance Act 1922 c. 7
Universities (Scotland) Act 1922 c. 31
War Service Canteens (Disposal of Surplus) Act 1922 c. 53
Whale Fisheries (Scotland) (Amendment) Act 1922 c. 34
13 Geo. 5 Sess. 2
Appropriation Act 1922 (Session 2) c. 3
Importation of Animals Act 1922 (Session 2) c. 5
Irish Free State (Consequential Provisions) Act 1922 (Session 2) c. 2
Irish Free State Constitution Act 1922 (Session 2) c. 1
Trade Facilities and Loans Guarantee Act 1922 (Session 2) c. 4
Agricultural Credits Act 1923 c. 34
Agricultural Holdings Act 1923 c. 9
Agricultural Holdings (Scotland) Act 1923 c. 10
Agricultural Rates Act 1923 c. 39
Alderney (Transfer of Property, &c.) Act 1923 c. 15
Bastardy Act 1923 c. 23
Cotton Industry Act 1923 c. 22
Dangerous Drugs and Poisons (Amendment) Act 1923 c. 5
East India Loans Act 1923 c. 31
Education (Institution Children) Act 1923 c. 38
Explosives Act 1923 c. 17
Fees (Increase) Act 1923 c. 4
Forestry (Transfer of Woods) Act 1923 c. 21
Housing, &c. Act 1923 c. 24
Increase of Rent and Mortgage Interest Restrictions (Continuance) Act 1923 c. 7
Industrial Assurance Act 1923 c. 8
Intoxicating Liquor (Sale to Persons under Eighteen) Act 1923 c. 28
Local Authorities (Emergency Provisions) Act 1923 c. 6
Matrimonial Causes Act 1923 c. 19
Merchant Shipping Acts (Amendment) Act 1923 c. 40
Mines (Working Facilities and Support) Act 1923 c. 20
Railway Fires Act (1905) Amendment Act 1923 c. 27
Railways (Authorisation of Works) Act 1923 c. 30
Rent and Mortgage Interest Restrictions Act 1923 c. 32
Rent Restrictions (Notices of Increase) Act 1923 c. 13
Restoration of Order in Ireland (Indemnity) Act 1923 c. 12
Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Act 1923 c. 16
Special Constables Act 1923 c. 11
Town Councils (Scotland) Act 1923 c. 41
Universities of Oxford and Cambridge Act 1923 c. 33
War Memorials (Local Authorities' Powers) Act 1923 c. 18
Workmen's Compensation Act 1923 c. 42
Agricultural Wages (Regulation) Act 1924 c. 37
Arbitration Clauses (Protocol) Act 1924 c. 39
Auxiliary Air Force and Air Force Reserve Act 1924 c. 15
British Museum Act 1924 c. 23
Carriage of Goods by Sea Act 1924 c. 22
Conveyancing (Scotland) Act 1924 c. 27
County Courts Act 1924 c. 17
Friendly Societies Act 1924 c. 11
Government of India (Leave of Absence) Act 1924 c. 28
Housing (Financial Provisions) Act 1924 c. 35
Irish Free State (Confirmation of Agreement) Act 1924 c. 41
Local Authorities (Emergency Provisions) Act 1924 c. 29
Local Authorities Loans (Scotland) Act 1924 c. 36
London Traffic Act 1924 c. 34
Marriages Validity (Provisional Orders) Act 1924 c. 20
National Health Insurance (Cost of Medical Benefit) Act 1924 c. 10
Old Age Pensions Act 1924 c. 33
Pacific Cable Act 1924 c. 19
Poor Law Emergency Provisions Continuance (Scotland) Act 1924 c. 9
Prevention of Eviction Act 1924 c. 18
Small Debt (Scotland) Act 1924 c. 16
Trade Facilities Act 1924 c. 8
Treaty of Peace (Turkey) Act 1924 c. 7
Unemployment Insurance (No. 3) Act 1924 c. 6
West Indian Islands (Telegraph) Act 1924 c. 14
Workmen's Compensation (Silicosis) Act 1924 c. 40
Canals (Continuance of Charging Powers) Act 1924 c. 2
Expiring Laws Continuance Act 1924 c. 1
Irish Free State Land Purchase (Loan Guarantee) Act 1924 c. 3
Law of Property Act (Postponement) Act 1924 c. 4
Law of Property (Amendment) Act 1924 c. 5
Administration of Estates Act 1925 c. 23
Advertisements Regulation Act 1925 c. 52
Agricultural Rates (Additional Grant) Continuance Act 1925 c. 10
Agricultural Returns Act 1925 c. 39
Anglo-Italian Treaty (East African Territories) Act 1925 c. 9
Army and Air Force (Annual) Act 1925 c. 25
Borough Councillors (Alteration of Number) Act 1925 c. 11
British Sugar (Subsidy) Act 1925 c. 12
Charitable Trusts Act 1925 c. 27
China Indemnity (Application) Act 1925 c. 41
Church of Scotland (Property and Endowments) Act 1925 c. 33
Circuit Courts and Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1925 c. 81
Coastguard Act 1925 c. 88
Criminal Justice Act 1925 c. 86
Dangerous Drugs Act 1925 c. 74
Diseases of Animals Act 1925 c. 63
Dramatic and Musical Performers' Protection Act 1925 c. 46
Education (Scotland) Act 1925 c. 89
Fire Brigade Pensions Act 1925 c. 47
Former Enemy Aliens (Disabilities Removal) Act 1925 c. 43
Gold Standard Act 1925 c. 29
Government of India (Civil Services) Act 1925 c. 83
Greenwich Hospital (Disused Burial Ground) Act 1925 c. 58
Guardianship of Infants Act 1925 c. 45
Honours (Prevention of Abuses) Act 1925 c. 72
Importation of Pedigree Animals Act 1925 c. 30
Improvement of Land Act (1899) Amendment Act 1925 c. 48
Ireland (Confirmation of Agreement) Act 1925 c. 77
Land Charges Act 1925 c. 22
Land Registration Act 1925 c. 21
Land Settlement (Facilities) Amendment Act 1925 c. 85
Law of Property Act 1925 c. 20
Mental Deficiency (Amendment) Act 1925 c. 53
Merchant Shipping (Equivalent Provisions) Act 1925 c. 37
Merchant Shipping (International Labour Conventions) Act 1925 c. 42
Mining Industry (Welfare Fund) Act 1925 c. 80
Ministers of Religion (Removal of Disqualifications) Act 1925 c. 54
National Library of Scotland Act 1925 c. 73
Northern Ireland Land Act 1925 c. 34
Performing Animals (Regulation) Act 1925 c. 38
Poor Law Emergency Provisions Continuance (Scotland) Act 1925 c. 35
Protection of Birds Act 1925 c. 31
Public Health Act 1925 c. 71
Public Health (Scotland) Amendment Act 1925 c. 75
Rating and Valuation Act 1925 c. 90
Rent and Mortgage Interest (Restrictions Continuation) Act 1925 c. 32
Roads and Streets in Police Burghs (Scotland) Act 1925 c. 82
Roads Improvement Act 1925 c. 68
Safeguarding of Industries (Customs Duties) Act 1925 c. 79
Seeds (Amendment) Act 1925 c. 66
Settled Land Act 1925 c. 18
Statutory Gas Companies (Electricity Supply Powers) Act 1925 c. 44
Summary Jurisdiction (Separation and Maintenance) Act 1925 c. 51
Summer Time Act 1925 c. 64
Supreme Court of Judicature (Consolidation) Act 1925 c. 49
Teachers (Superannuation) Act 1925 c. 59
Theatrical Employers Registration Act 1925 c. 50
Therapeutic Substances Act 1925 c. 60
Tithe Act 1925 c. 87
Town Planning Act 1925 c. 16
Town Planning (Scotland) Act 1925 c. 17
Trustee Act 1925 c. 19
Unemployment Insurance Act 1925 c. 69
Universities and College Estates Act 1925 c. 24
Valuation (Metropolis) Amendment Act 1925 c. 40
War Charges (Validity) Act 1925 c. 6
Widows', Orphans' and Old Age Contributory Pensions Act 1925 c. 70
William Preston Indemnity Act 1925 c. 7
Wireless Telegraphy (Explanation) Act 1925 c. 67
Glasgow Boundaries Act 1925 c. cxxxi
Adoption of Children Act 1926 c. 29
Allotments (Scotland) Act 1926 c. 5
Bankruptcy (Amendment) Act 1926 c. 7
Births and Deaths Registration Act 1926 c. 48
Board of Guardians (Default) Act 1926 c. 20
Burgh Registers (Scotland) Act 1926 c. 50
Chartered Associations (Protection of Names and Uniforms) Act 1926 c. 26
Coal Mines Act 1926 c. 17
Coroners (Amendment) Act 1926 c. 59
Criminal Appeal (Scotland) Act 1926 c. 15
Criminal Justice (Amendment) Act 1926 c. 13
Economy (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1926 c. 9
Execution of Diligence (Scotland) Act 1926 c. 16
Fertilisers and Feeding Stuffs Act 1926 c. 45
Heather Burning (Scotland) Act 1926 c. 30
Home Counties (Music and Dancing) Licensing Act 1926 c. 31
Horticultural Produce (Sales on Commission) Act 1926 c. 39
Housing (Rural Workers) Act 1926 c. 56
Imperial War Graves Endowment Fund Act 1926 c. 14
Indian and Colonial Divorce Jurisdiction Act 1926 c. 40
Industrial Assurance (Juvenile Societies) Act 1926 c. 35
Judicial Proceedings (Regulation of Reports) Act 1926 c. 61
Land Drainage Act 1926 c. 24
Law of Property (Amendment) Act 1926 c. 11
Lead Paint (Protection against Poisoning) Act 1926 c. 37
Legitimacy Act 1926 c. 60
Local Government (County Boroughs and Adjustments) Act 1926 c. 38
Markets and Fairs (Weighing of Cattle) Act 1926 c. 21
Merchandise Marks Act 1926 c. 53
Midwives and Maternity Homes Act 1926 c. 32
Mining Industry Act 1926 c. 28
Naval Reserve (Officers) Act 1926 c. 41
Palestine and East Africa Loans Act 1926 c. 62
Parks Regulation (Amendment) Act 1926 c. 36
Penal Servitude Act 1926 c. 58
Petroleum Act 1926 c. 25
Prisons (Scotland) Act 1926 c. 57
Public Health (Smoke Abatement) Act 1926 c. 43
Public Works Loans Act 1926 c. 2
Rating (Scotland) Act 1926 c. 47
Re-election of Ministers Act (1919) Amendment Act 1926 c. 19
Roman Catholic Relief Act 1926 c. 55
Sale of Food (Weights and Measures) Act 1926 c. 63
Secretaries of State Act 1926 c. 18
Small Holdings and Allotments Act 1926 c. 52
Supreme Court of Judicature of Northern Ireland Act 1926 c. 44
Unemployment Insurance (Northern Ireland Agreement) Act 1926 c. 4
University of London Act 1926 c. 46
Weights and Measures (Amendment) Act 1926 c. 8
Wireless Telegraphy (Blind Persons Facilities) Act 1926 c. 54
University of Reading Act 1926 c.lxxxiv
Auctions (Bidding Agreements) Act 1927 c. 12
Audit (Local Authorities) Act 1927 c. 31
Cinematograph Films Act 1927 c. 29
Colonial Probates (Protected States and Mandated Territories) Act 1927 c. 43
Crown Lands Act 1927 c. 23
Destructive Insects and Pests Act 1927 c. 32
Forestry Act 1927 c. 6
Government of India (Indian Navy) Act 1927 c. 8
Government of India (Statutory Commission) Act 1927 c. 24
Indian Church Act 1927 c. 40
Land Tax Commissioners Act 1927 c. 16
Landlord and Tenant Act 1927 c. 36
Medical and Dentists Acts Amendment Act 1927 c. 39
Mental Deficiency Act 1927 c. 33
Midwives and Maternity Homes (Scotland) Act 1927 c. 17
Moneylenders Act 1927 c. 21
Nursing Homes Registration Act 1927 c. 38
Pacific Cable Act 1927 c. 9
Police (Appeals) Act 1927 c. 19
Poor Law Act 1927 c. 14
Poor Law Emergency Provisions (Scotland) Act 1927 c. 3
Protection of Animals (Amendment) Act 1927 c. 27
Public Works Loans (No. 2) Act 1927 c. 28
Road Transport Lighting Act 1927 c. 37
Royal and Parliamentary Titles Act 1927 c. 4
Royal Naval Reserve Act 1927 c. 18
Sale of Food and Drugs Act 1927 c. 5
Sheriff Courts and Legal Officers (Scotland) Act 1927 c. 35
Statute Law Revision Act 1927 c. 42
Superannuation and other Trust Funds (Validation) Act 1927 c. 41
Trade Disputes and Trade Unions Act 1927 c. 22
Workmen's Compensation (Transfer of Funds) Act 1927 c. 15
Agricultural Produce (Grading and Marking) Act 1928 c. 19
Bankers (Northern Ireland) Act 1928 c. 15
Betting (Juvenile Messengers) (Scotland) Act 1928 c. 27
British Guiana Act 1928 c. 5
Companies Act 1928 c. 45
Currency and Bank Notes Act 1928 c. 13
Dogs (Amendment) Act 1928 c. 21
Easter Act 1928 c. 35
Educational Endowments (Scotland) Act 1928 c. 30
Food and Drugs (Adulteration) Act 1928 c. 31
Industrial and Provident Societies (Amendment) Act 1928 c. 4
Merchant Shipping (Line-throwing Appliance) Act 1928 c. 40
Naval Prize Act 1928 c. 36
Northern Ireland (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1928 c. 24
Patents and Designs (Convention) Act 1928 c. 3
Petroleum (Amendment) Act 1928 c. 20
Petroleum (Consolidation) Act 1928 c. 32
Post Office and Telegraph (Money) Act 1928 c. 37
Protection of Lapwings Act 1928 c. 2
Racecourse Betting Act 1928 c. 41
Rag Flock Act (1911) Amendment Act 1928 c. 39
Rating and Valuation Act 1928 c. 8
Rating and Valuation (Apportionment) Act 1928 c. 44
Rating (Scotland) Amendment Act 1928 c. 6
Reorganisation of Offices (Scotland) Act 1928 c. 34
Representation of the People (Equal Franchise) Act 1928 c. 12
Representation of the People (Reading University) Act 1928 c. 25
Shops (Hours of Closing) Act 1928 c. 33
Slaughter of Animals (Scotland) Act 1928 c. 29
Straits Settlements and Johore Territorial Waters (Agreement) Act 1928 c. 23
Theatrical Employers Registration (Amendment) Act 1928 c. 46
Consolidated Fund (No. 1) Act 1928 (Session 2) c. 2
Electricity (Supply) Act 1928 c. 4
Western Highlands and Islands (Transport Services) Act 1928 c. 6
Age of Marriage Act 1929 c. 36
Agricultural Credits (Scotland) Act 1929 c. 13
Appellate Jurisdiction Act 1929 c. 8
Artificial Cream Act 1929 c. 32
Bastardy (Witness Process) Act 1929 c. 38
Bridges Act 1929 c. 33
Chatham and Sheerness Stipendiary Magistrate Act 1929 c. 30
Consolidated Fund (No. 2) Act 1929 c. 10
Factory and Workshop (Cotton Cloth Factories) Act 1929 c. 15
Gas Under takings Act 1929 c. 24
Government Annuities Act 1929 c. 29
Imperial Telegraphs Act 1929 c. 7
Industrial Assurance and Friendly Societies Act 1929 c. 28
Infant Life (Preservation) Act 1929 c. 34
Local Government Act 1929 c. 17
Local Government (Scotland) Act 1929 c. 25
Overseas Trade Act 1929 c. 12
Pensions (Governors of Dominions, &c.) Act 1929 c. 16
Pharmacy Act 1929 c. 31
Police Magistrates Superannuation (Amendment) Act 1929 c. 37
Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries (Amendment) Act 1929 c. 39
Superannuation (Diplomatic Service) Act 1929 c. 11
Unemployment Insurance (Northern Ireland Agreement) Act 1929 c. 18
Unemployment Insurance (Transitional Provisions Amendment) Act 1929 c. 19
Colonial Development Act 1929 c. 5
Consolidated Fund (No. 1) Act 1929 (Session 2) c. 11
Development (Loan Guarantees and Grants) Act 1929 c. 7
Government of India (Aden) Act 1929 c. 2
Highlands and Islands (Medical Service) Additional Grant Act 1929 c. 13
Housing (Revision of Contributions) Act 1929 c. 6
Irish Free State (Confirmation of Agreement) Act 1929 c. 4
Isle of Man (Customs) Act 1929 c. 1
Land Drainage Act 1929 c. 8
Under Secretaries of State Act 1929 c. 9
Adoption of Children (Scotland) Act 1930 c. 37
Air Transport (Subsidy Agreements) Act 1930 c. 30
Arbitration (Foreign Awards) Act 1930 c. 15
British North America Act 1930 c. 26 (known in Canada as the Constitution Act, 1930)
Children (Employment Abroad) Act 1930 c. 21
Coal Mines Act 1930 c. 34
Criminal Appeal (Northern Ireland) Act 1930 c. 45
Hairdressers' and Barbers' Shops (Sunday Closing) Act 1930 c. 35
Housing Act 1930 c. 39
Illegitimate Children (Scotland) Act 1930 c. 33
Land Drainage Act 1930 c. 44
Land Drainage (Scotland) Act 1930 c. 20
London Naval Treaty Act 1930 c. 48
Mental Treatment Act 1930 c. 23
Navy and Marines (Wills) Act 1930 c. 38
Poor Prisoners' Defence Act 1930 c. 32
Public Works Facilities Act 1930 c. 50
Railways (Valuation for Rating) Act 1930 c. 24
Reservoirs (Safety Provisions) Act 1930 c. 51
Road Traffic Act 1930 c. 43
Sea Fisheries Regulation (Expenses) Act 1930 c. 41
Third Parties (Rights against Insurers) Act 1930 c. 25
Workmen's Compensation (Silicosis and Asbestosis) Act 1930 c. 29
Private Acts
Argyll Trust Estate Act 1930 c. 1
Consolidated Fund (No. 1) Act2 1930 (Session 2) c. 1
Cunard (Insurance) Agreement Act 1930 c. 2
National Health Insurance (Prolongation of Insurance) Act 1930 c. 5
Acquisition of Land (Assessment of Compensation) (Scotland) Act 1931 c. 11
Agricultural Land (Utilisation) Act 1931 c. 41
Agricultural Marketing Act 1931 c. 42
Agricultural Produce (Grading and Marking) Amendment Act 1931 c. 40
Ancient Monuments Act 1931 c. 16
Architects (Registration) Act, 1931 c. 33
British Sugar Industry (Assistance) Act 1931 c. 35
China Indemnity (Application) Act 1931 c. 7
Colonial Naval Defence Act 1931 c. 9
Finance (No. 2) Act 1931 c. 49
Foodstuffs (Prevention of Exploitation) Act 1931 c. 51
Gold Standard (Amendment) Act 1931 c. 46
House of Commons Disqualification (Declaration of Law) Act 1931 c. 13
Housing (Rural Authorities) Act 1931 c. 39
Housing (Rural Workers) Amendment Act 1931 c. 22
Improvement of Live Stock (Licensing of Bulls) Act 1931 c. 43
Isle of Man Loans Act 1931 c. 38
Local Authorities (Publicity) Act 1931 c. 17
Local Government (Clerks) Act 1931 c. 45
Marriage (Prohibited Degrees of Relationship) Act 1931 c. 31
Mauritius Loan (Guarantee) Act 1931 c. 26
Metropolitan Police (Staff Superannuation and Police Fund) Act 1931 c. 12
National Economy Act 1931 c. 48
Palestine and East Africa Loans (Amendment) Act 1931 c. 21
Probation of Offenders (Scotland) Act 1931 c. 30
Road Traffic (Amendment) Act 1931 c. 32
Sentence of Death (Expectant Mothers) Act 1931 c. 24
Small Landholders and Agricultural Holdings (Scotland) Act 1931 c. 44
Sunday Performances (Temporary Regulation) Act 1931 c. 52
Yarmouth Naval Hospital Act 1931 c. 15
Abnormal Importations (Customs Duties) Act 1931 c. 1
Educational Endowments (Scotland) Act 1931 c. 5
Expiring Laws Act 1931 c. 2
Horticultural Products (Emergency Customs Duties) Act 1931 c. 3
Indian Pay (Temporary Abatements) Act 1931 c. 7
Statute of Westminster 1931 c. 4
Bills of Exchange Act (1882) Amendment Act 1932 c. 44
Carriage by Air Act 1932 c. 36
Chancel Repairs Act 1932 c. 20
Children and Young Persons Act 1932 c. 46
Children and Young Persons (Scotland) Act 1932 c. 47
Destructive Imported Animals Act 1932 c. 12
Extradition Act 1932 c. 39
Financial Emergency Enactments (Continuance) Act 1932 c. 13
Gas Undertakings Act 1932 c. 40
Grey Seals Protection Act 1932 c. 23
Hire Purchase and Small Debt (Scotland) Act 1932 c. 38
Import Duties Act 1932 c. 8
Isle of Man (Customs) (No. 2) Act 1932 c. 41
Irish Free State (Special Duties) Act 1932 c. 30
Law of Property (Entailed Interests) Act 1932 c. 27
Malta Constitution Act 1932 c. 43
Marriage (Naval, Military, and Air Force Chapels) Act 1932 c. 31
Merchant Shipping (Safety and Load Line Conventions) Act 1932 c. 9
National Health Insurance and Contributory Pensions Act 1932 c. 52
Ottawa Agreements Act 1932 c. 53
Patents and Designs Act 1932 c. 32
President of the Board of Trade Act 1932 c. 21
Public Health (Cleansing of Shell-fish) Act 1932 c. 28
Rating and Valuation (No. 2) Act 1932 c. 33
Rights of Way Act 1932 c. 45
Sunday Entertainments Act 1932 c. 51
Tanganyika and British Honduras Loans Act 1932 c. 17
Town and Country Planning Act 1932 c. 48
Town and Country Planning (Scotland) Act 1932 c. 49
Transitional Payments (Determination of Need) Act 1932 c. 54
Transitional Payments Prolongation (Unemployed Persons) Act 1932 c. 19
Veterinary Surgeons (Irish Free State Agreement) Act 1932 c. 10
Wheat Act 1932 c. 24
Administration of Justice (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1933 c. 36
Administration of Justice (Scotland) Act 1933 c. 41
Assurance Companies (Winding up) Act 1933 c. 9
Austrian Loan Guarantee Act 1933 c. 5
Blind Voters Act 1933 c. 27
Children and Young Persons Act 1933 c. 12
Church of Scotland (Property and Endowments) (Amendment) Act 1933 c. 44
Education (Necessity of Schools) Act 1933 c. 29
Electricity (Supply) Act 1933 c. 46
Evidence (Foreign, Dominion and Colonial Documents) Act 1933 c. 4
Exchange Equalisation Account Act 1933 c. 18
False Oaths (Scotland) Act 1933 c. 20
Firearms and Imitation Firearms (Criminal Use) Act 1933 c. 50
Foreign Judgments (Reciprocal Enforcement) Act 1933 c. 13
Government of India (Amendment) Act 1933 c. 23
Housing (Financial Provisions) Act 1933 c. 15
Housing (Financial Provisions) (Scotland) Act 1933 c. 16
Local Government and other Officers Superannuation (Temporary Provisions) Act 1933 c. 43
Local Government (General Exchequer Contributions) Act 1933 c. 8
London Passenger Transport Act 1933 c. 14
Metropolitan Police Act 1933 c. 33
Municipal Corporations (Audit) Act 1933 c. 28
Pharmacy and Poisons Act 1933 c. 25
Private Legislation Procedure (Scotland) Act 1933 c. 37
Protection of Animals (Cruelty to Dogs) Act 1933 c. 17
Rent and Mortgage Interest Restrictions (Amendment) Act 1933 c. 32
Road and Rail Traffic Act 1933 c. 53
Russian Goods (Import Prohibition) Act 1933 c. 10
Sea-Fishing Industry Act 1933 c. 45
Service of Process (Justices) Act 1933 c. 42
Slaughter of Animals Act 1933 c. 39
Solicitors (Scotland) Act 1933 c. 21
Summary Jurisdiction (Appeals) Act 1933 c. 38
Superannuation (Ecclesiastical Commissioners and Queen Anne's Bounty) Act 1933 c. 47
Trout (Scotland) Act 1933 c. 35
Unemployment Insurance (Expiring Enactments) Act 1933 c. 26
Visiting Forces (British Commonwealth) Act 1933 c. 6
Dearne District Traction Act 1933 c. xlvi
Grosvenor Estate Act 1933 c. 1
Agricultural Marketing (No. 2) Act 1933 c. 1
Newfoundland Act 1933 c. 2
Administration of Justice (Appeals) Act 1934 c. 40
Adoption of Children (Workmen's Compensation) Act 1934 c. 34
Air Force Reserve (Pilots and Observers) Act 1934 c. 5
Arbitration Act 1934 c. 14
Assessor of Public Undertakings (Scotland) Act 1934 c. 22
Betting and Lotteries Act 1934 c. 58
British Hydrocarbon Oils Production Act 1934 c. 4
Cattle Industry (Emergency Provisions) Act 1934 c. 54
Colonial Stock Act 1934 c. 47
Cotton Manufacturing Industry (Temporary Provisions) Act 1934 c. 30
County Courts (Amendment) Act 1934 c. 17
Debts Clearing Offices and Import Restrictions Act 1934 c. 31
Dindings Agreement (Approval) Act 1934 c. 55
Dyestuffs (Import Regulation) Act 1934 c. 6
Incitement to Disaffection Act 1934 c. 56
Illegal Trawling (Scotland) Act 1934 c. 18
Land Settlement (Scotland) Act 1934 c. 35
Law Reform (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1934 c. 41
Licensing (Permitted Hours) Act 1934 c. 26
Marriage (Extension of Hours) Act 1934 c. 13
Milk Act 1934 c. 51
Mines (Working Facilities) Act 1934 c. 27
Mining Industry (Welfare Fund) Act 1934 c. 9
National Maritime Museum Act 1934 c. 43
North Atlantic Shipping Act 1934 c. 10
Palestine Loan Act 1934 c. 33
Petroleum (Production) Act 1934 c. 36
Poor Law (Scotland) Act 1934 c. 52
Protection of Animals Act 1934 c. 21
Protection of Animals (Cruelty to Dogs) (Scotland) Act 1934 c. 25
Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages (Scotland) (Amendment) Act 1934 c. 19
Rural Water Supplies Act 1934 c. 7
Shops Act 1934 c. 42
Statutory Salaries (Restoration) Act 1934 c. 24
Supply of Water in Bulk Act 1934 c. 15
Trustee Savings Banks (Special Investments) Act 1934 c. 37
Unemployment Act 1934 c. 29
Water Supplies (Exceptional Shortage Orders) Act 1934 c. 20
Whaling Industry (Regulation) Act 1934 c. 49
Workmen's Compensation (Coal Mines) Act 1934 c. 23
Special Areas (Development and Improvement) Act 1934 c. 1
Assurance Companies (Winding up) Act 1935 c. 45
British Shipping (Assistance) Act 1935 c. 7
Cattle Industry (Emergency Provisions) (No. 2) Act 1935 c. 39
Counterfeit Currency (Convention) Act 1935 c. 25
Criminal Lunatics (Scotland) Act 1935 c. 32
Defence (Barracks) Act 1935 c. 26
Electricity (Supply) Act 1935 c. 3
Government of India Act 1935 c. 42 - retroactively re-enacted by the Government of India (Reprinting) Act 1935 as the Government of India Act 1935 [26 Geo. 5 & 1 Edw. 8 c. 2] and the Government of Burma Act 1935 [26 Geo. 5 & 1 Edw. 8 c. 3]
Herring Industry Act 1935 c. 9
Law Reform (Married Women and Tort-feasors) Act 1935 c. 30
London Passenger Transport (Agreement) Act 1935 c. 27
Metropolitan Police (Borrowing Powers) Act 1935 c. 16
Money Payments (Justices Procedure) Act 1935 c. 46
National Gallery (Overseas Loans) Act 1935 c. 18
Northern Ireland Land Purchase (Winding Up) Act 1935 c. 21
Post Office (Amendment) Act 1935 c. 15
Public Health (Water and Sewerage) (Scotland) Act 1935 c. 36
Regimental Charitable Funds Act 1935 c. 11
Restriction of Ribbon Development Act 1935 c. 47
Superannuation Act 1935 c. 23
Supreme Court of Judicature (Amendment) Act 1935 c. 2
Unemployment Assistance (Temporary Provisions) Act 1935 c. 6
Unemployment Assistance (Temporary Provisions) (No. 2) Act 1935 c. 22
Unemployment Insurance (Crediting of Contributions) Act 1935 c. 33
University of Durham Act 1935 c. 29
Vagrancy Act 1935 c. 20
26 Geo. 5 & 1 Edw. 8
Government of Burma Act 1935 c. 3 - retroactive re-enactment by the Government of India (Reprinting) Act 1935 of part of the Government of India Act 1935 [25 & 26 Geo. 5 c. 42]
Government of India Act 1935 c. 2 - retroactive re-enactment by the Government of India (Reprinting) Act 1935 of part of the Government of India Act 1935 [25 & 26 Geo. 5 c. 42]
Government of India (Reprinting) Act 1935 c. 1
Railways (Agreement) Act 1935 c. 6
Bridge of Allan Gas Order Confirmation Act 1935[1]
National Trust for Scotland Order Confirmation Act 1935[1]
Rothesay Corporation Gas Order Confirmation Act 1935[1]
Campbeltown Harbour, Water and Gas Order Confirmation Act 1935[1]
Dundee Corporation Order Confirmation Act 1935[1]
British Shipping (Continuance of Subsidy) Act 1936 c. 12
Civil List Act 1936 c. 15
Coinage Offences Act 1936 c. 16
Cotton Spinning Industry Act 1936 c. 21
Electricity Supply (Meters) Act 1936 c. 20
Employment of Women and Young Persons Act 1936 c. 24
Firearms (Amendment) Act 1936 c. 39
Hours of Employment (Conventions) Act 1936 c. 22
Malta (Letters Patent) Act 1936 c. 29
Midwives Act 1936 c. 40
Milk (Extension of Temporary Provisions) Act 1936 c. 9
Petroleum (Transfer of Licences) Act 1936 c. 27
Pilotage Authorities (Limitation of Liability) Act 1936 c. 36
Public Health Act 1936 c. 49
Public Health (London) Act 1936 c. 50
Retail Meat Dealers' Shops (Sunday Closing) Act 1936 c. 30
Road Traffic (Driving Licences) Act 1936 c. 23
Shops (Sunday Trading Restriction) Act 1936 c. 53
Special Areas Reconstruction (Agreement) Act 1936 c. 19
Sugar Industry (Reorganisation) Act 1936 c. 18
Unemployment Assistance (Temporary Provisions) (Extension) Act 1936 c. 7
Unemployment Insurance (Agriculture) Act 1936 c. 13
Unemployment (Northern Ireland Agreement) Act 1936 c. 10
Voluntary Hospitals (Paying Patients) Act 1936 c. 17
Weights and Measures Act 1936 c. 38
Weights and Measures, Sale of Coal (Scotland) Act 1936 c. 54
1 Edw. 8 & 1 Geo. 6
His Majesty's Declaration of Abdication Act 1936 c. 3
Merchant Shipping (Carriage of Munitions to Spain) Act 1936 c. 1
Public Order Act 1936 c. 6
Railway Freight Rebates Act 1936 c. 2
Trunk Roads Act 1936 c.5
Agricultural Wages (Regulation) (Scotland) Act 1937 c. 53
Agriculture Act 1937 c. 70
Beef and Veal Customs Duties Act 1937 c. 8
Chairmen of Traffic Commissioners, &c. (Tenure of Office) Act 1937 c. 52
Cinematograph Films (Animals) Act 1937 c. 59
Coal Mines (Employment of Boys) Act 1937 c. 62
Coal (Registration of Ownership) Act 1937 c. 56
Defence Loans Act 1937 c. 13
Diseases of Fish Act 1937 c. 33
Education (Deaf Children) Act 1937 c. 25
Empire Settlement Act 1937 c. 18
Export Guarantees Act 1937 c. 61
Exportation of Horses Act 1937 c. 42
Factories Act 1937 c. 67
Geneva Convention Act 1937 c. 15
Harbours, Piers and Ferries (Scotland) Act 1937 c. 28
Hydrogen Cyanide (Fumigation) Act 1937 c. 45
India and Burma (Existing Laws) Act 1937 c. 9
Livestock Industry Act 1937 c. 50
Local Government (Financial Provisions) Act 1937 c. 22
Local Government (Financial Provisions) (Scotland) Act 1937 c. 29
Local Government (Members' Travelling Expenses) Act 1937 c. 36
Local Government Superannuation Act 1937 c. 68
Local Government Superannuation (Scotland) Act 1937 c. 69
Maternity Services (Scotland) Act 1937 c. 30
Matrimonial Causes Act 1937 c. 57
Merchant Shipping (Spanish Frontiers Observation) Act 1937 c. 19
Methylated Spirits (Sale by Retail) (Scotland) Act 1937 c. 48
Milk (Amendment) Act 1937 c. 66
Ministers of the Crown Act 1937 c. 38
National Health Insurance Act (Amendment) Act 1937 c. 24
Nigeria (Remission of Payments) Act 1937 c. 63
Physical Training and Recreation Act 1937 c. 46
Public Health (Drainage of Trade Premises) Act 1937 c. 40
Public Records (Scotland) Act 1937 c. 43
Regency Act 1937 c. 16
Reserve Forces Act 1937 c. 17
Road Traffic Act 1937 c. 44
Sheep Stocks Valuation (Scotland) Act 1937 c. 34
Special Areas (Amendment) Act 1937 c. 31
Statutory Salaries Act 1937 c. 35
Summary Procedure (Domestic Proceedings) Act 1937 c. 58
Trade Marks (Amendment) Act 1937 c. 49
Unemployment Assistance (Temporary Provisions) (Amendment) Act 1937 c. 10
Widows', Orphans' and Old Age Contributory Pensions (Voluntary Contributors) Act 1937 c. 39
1 & 2 Geo. 6
Air-Raid Precautions Act 1937 c. 6
Merchant Shipping (Superannuation Contributions) Act 1937 c. 4
National Health Insurance (Juvenile Contributors and Young Persons) Act 1937 c. 3
Public Works Loans (No. 2) Act 1937 c. 7
Quail Protection Act 1937 c. 5
Air Navigation (Financial Provisions) Act 1938 c. 33
Anglo-Turkish (Armaments Credit) Agreement Act 1938 c. 60
Bacon Industry Act 1938 c. 71
Baking Industry (Hours of Work) Act 1938 c. 41
Blind Persons Act 1938 c. 11
Chimney Sweepers Acts (Repeal) Act 1938 c. 58
Cinematograph Films Act 1938 c. 17
Coal Act 1938 c. 52
Conveyancing Amendment (Scotland) Act 1938 c. 24
Divorce (Scotland) Act 1938 c. 50
Dogs Amendment Act 1938 c. 21
Dominica Act 1938 c. 10
Eire (Confirmation of Agreements) Act 1938 c. 25
Essential Commodities Reserves Act 1938 c. 51
Evidence Act 1938 c. 28
Fire Brigades Act 1938 c. 72
Food and Drugs Act 1938 c. 56
Herring Industry Act 1938 c. 42
Hire-Purchase Act 1938 c. 53
Holidays with Pay Act 1938 c. 70
Housing (Agricultural Population) (Scotland) Act 1938 c. 38
Imperial Telegraphs Act 1938 c. 57
Inheritance (Family Provision) Act 1938 c. 45
Leasehold Property (Repairs) Act 1938 c. 34
Local Government (Hours of Poll) Act 1938 c. 59
Milk (Extension and Amendment) Act 1938 c. 61
National Health Insurance (Amendment) Act 1938 c. 14
Naval Discipline (Amendment) Act 1938 c. 64
Nursing Homes Registration (Scotland) Act 1938 c. 73
Patents &c. (International Conventions) Act 1938 c. 29
Poor Law (Amendment) Act 1938 c. 23
Population (Statistics) Act 1938 c. 12
Prevention and Treatment of Blindness (Scotland) Act 1938 c. 32
Rating and Valuation (Air-Raid Works) Act 1938 c. 65
Rating and Valuation (Air Raid Works) (Scotland) Act 1938 c. 66
Rating and Valuation (Postponement of Valuations) Act 1938 c. 19
Registration of Births, Deaths, and Marriages (Scotland) Act 1938 c. 55
Registration of Still-Births (Scotland) Act 1938 c. 55
Road Haulage Wages Act 1938 c. 44
Scottish Land Court Act 1938 c. 31
Sea Fish Industry Act 1938 c. 30
Street Playgrounds Act 1938 c. 37
Superannuation (Various Services) Act 1938 c. 13
Supreme Court of Judicature (Amendment) Act 1938 c. 67
Trade Marks Act 1938 c. 22
War Department Property Act 1938 c. 49
Welsh Church (Amendment) Act 1938 c. 39
Workmen's Compensation (Amendment) Act 1938 c. 27
Young Persons (Employment) Act 1938 c. 69
Tatton Estate Act 1938 c. 1
Housing (Financial Provisions) (Scotland) Act 1938 c. 3
Access to Mountains Act 1939 c. 30
Administration of Justice (Emergency Provisions) Act 1939 c. 78
Administration of Justice (Emergency Provisions) (Northern Ireland) Act 1939 c. 105
Administration of Justice (Emergency Provisions) (Scotland) Act 1939 c. 79
Adoption of Children (Regulation) Act 1939 c. 27
Agricultural Development Act 1939 c. 48
Air Ministry (Heston and Kenley Aerodromes Extension) Act c. 59
Armed Forces (Conditions of Service) Act 1939 c. 68
Bacon Industry (Amendment) Act 1939 c. 10
British Overseas Airways Act 1939 c. 61
Building Societies Act 1939 c. 55
Camps Act 1939 c. 22
Cancer Act 1939 c. 13
Census of Production Act 1939 c. 15
Charities (Fuel Allotments) Act 1939 c. 26
Chartered and Other Bodies (Temporary Provisions) Act 1939 c. 119
Civil Defence Act 1939 c. 31
China (Currency Stabilisation) Act 1939 c. 14
Coast Protection Act 1939 c. 39
Compensation (Defence) Act 1939 c. 75
Control of Employment Act 1939 c. 104
Cotton Industry (Reorganisation) Act 1939 c. 54
Cotton Industry (Reorganisation) (Postponement) Act 1939 c. 116
Courts (Emergency Powers) Act 1939 c. 67
Courts (Emergency Powers) (Scotland) Act c. 113
Currency (Defence) Act 1939 c. 64
Currency and Bank Notes Act 1939 c. 7
Custody of Children (Scotland) Act 1939 c. 4
Czecho-Slovakia (Financial Assistance) Act 1939 c. 6
Czecho-Slovakia (Restrictions on Banking Accounts, &c.) Act 1939 c. 11
Defence Loans Act 1939 c. 8
Education (Emergency) Act 1939 c. 111
Education (Emergency) (Scotland) Act 1939 c. 112
Education (Scotland) (War Service Superannuation) Act 1939 c. 96
Emergency Powers (Defence) Act 1939 c. 62
Essential Buildings and Plant (Repair of War Damage) Act 1939 c. 74
Exchequer and Audit Departments (Temporary Provisions) Act 1939 c. 101
Execution of Trusts (Emergency Provisions) Act 1939 c. 114
Export Guarantees Act 1939 c. 5
Finance (No. 2) Act 1939 c. 109
Government and other Stocks (Emergency Provisions) Act 1939 c. 100
Government of India Act (Amendment) Act 1939 c. 66
Hall-marking of Foreign Plate Act 1939 c. 36
House of Commons Members' Fund Act 1939 c. 49
House of Commons (Service in His Majesty's Forces) Act 1939 c. 85
House to House Collections Act 1939 c. 44
Housing (Emergency Powers) Act 1939 c. 73
Import, Export and Customs Powers (Defence) Act 1939 c. 69
Import Duties (Emergency Provisions) Act 1939 c. 97
Income Tax Procedure (Emergency Provisions) Act 1939 c. 99
Isle of Man (War Legislation) Act 1939 c. 86
Landlord and Tenant (War Damage) Act 1939 c. 72
Liability for War Damage (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1939 c. 102
Limitation Act 1939 c. 21
Local Elections and Register of Electors (Temporary Provisions) Act 1939 c. 115
Local Government Amendment (Scotland) Act 1939 c. 28
Local Government Staffs (War Service) Act 1939 c. 94
London Government Act 1939 c. 40
Marriage Act 1939 c. 33
Marriage (Scotland) Act 1939 c. 34
Marriages Validity Act 1939 c. 35
Military and Air Forces (Prolongation of Service) Act 1939 c. 90
Military Training Act 1939 c. 25
Milk Industry Act 1939 c. 46
Mining Industry (Amendment) Act 1939 c. 45
Ministers of the Crown (Emergency Appointments) Act 1939 c. 77
Ministry of Supply Act 1939 c. 38
National Health Insurance and Contributory Pensions (Emergency Provisions) Act 1939 c. 84
National Loans Act 1939 c. 117
National Registration Act 1939 c. 91
National Service (Armed Forces) Act 1939 c. 81
Official Secrets Act 1939 c. 121
Overseas Trade Guarantees Act 1939 c. 47
Patents and Designs (Limits of Time) Act 1939 c. 32
Patents, Designs, Copyright and Trade Marks (Emergency) Act 1939 c. 107
Pensions (Navy, Army, Air Force and Mercantile Marine) Act 1939 c. 83
Personal Injuries (Emergency Provisions) Act 1939 c. 82
Police and Firemen (War Service) Act 1939 c. 103
Possession of Mortgaged Land (Emergency Provisions) Act 1939 c. 108
Post Office & Telegraph (Money) Act 1939 c. 42
Prevention of Damage by Rabbits Act 1939 c. 43
Prevention of Fraud (Investments) Act 1939 c. 16
Prevention of Violence (Temporary Provisions) Act 1939 c. 50
Prices of Goods Act 1939 c. 118
Prize Act 1939 c. 65
Public Health (Coal Mine Refuse) Act 1939 c. 58
Public Health (Coal Mine Refuse) (Scotland) Act 1939 c. 23
Public Trustee (General Deposit Fund) Act 1939 c. 51
Regional Commissioners Act 1939 c. 76
Reserve and Auxiliary Forces Act 1939 c. 24
Restriction of Advertisement (War Risks Insurance) Act 1939 c. 120
Riding Establishments Act 1939 c. 56
Royal Marines Act 1939 c. 88
Senior Public Elementary Schools (Liverpool) Act 1939 c. 60
Sheriff Courts (Scotland) Act 1939 c. 98
Ships and Aircraft (Transfer Restriction) Act 1939 c. 70
Solicitors (Disciplinary Committee) Act 1939 c. 110
Teachers Superannuation (War Service) Act 1939 c. 95
Trading with the Enemy Act 1939 c. 89
Unemployment Assistance (Emergency Powers) Act 1939 c. 93
Unemployment Insurance (Emergency Powers) Act 1939 c. 92
Universities and Colleges (Emergency Provisions) Act 1939 c. 106
War Damage to Land (Scotland) Act 1939 c. 80
War Risks Insurance Act 1939 c. 57
Wheat (Amendment) Act 1939 c. 37
Wild Birds (Duck and Geese) Protection Act 1939 c. 19
Aberdeen Harbour (Superannuation) Order Confirmation Act 1939 c. xc
All Hallows Lombard Street Act 1939 c. xvii
Baird Trust Order Confirmation Act 1939 c. cv
Bognor and District Gas and Electricity Act 1939 c. lv
Bootle Corporation Act 1939 c. lxxxv
Bristol Waterworks Act 1939 c. lxxxi
City of London (Various Powers) Act 1939 c. xxi
Colne Valley Water Act 1939 c. lxxviii
Conway Gas Act 1939 c. xvi
Coventry Corporation Act 1939 c. lxxxviii
Croydon Corporation Act 1939 c. clviii
Droitwich Canals (Abandonment) Act 1939 c. clx
Dumbartonshire County Council (Kirkintilloch Street Improvement) Order Confirmation Act 1939 c. xci
Dundee Corporation Order Confirmation Act 1939 c. xxxii
Dundee Harbour and Tay Ferries (Superannuation) Order Confirmation Act 1939 c. xxxiii
Exeter Extension Act 1939 c. xv
Falmouth Docks Acts 1939 c. lxxx
Folkestone Water Act 1939 c. cii
Gosport Corporation Act 1939 c. xxiv
Hamilton Burgh Order Confirmation Act 1939 c. civ
Jarrow Corporation Act 1939 c. lxiii
Kirkcaldy Corporation Order Confirmation Act 1939 c. vi
Lanarkshire County Council Order Confirmation Act 1939 c. xcii
London and North Eastern Railway (Superannuation Fund) Act 1939 c. xxii
London Building Acts (Amendment) Act 1939 c. xcvii
London County Council (General Powers) Act 1939 c. c
London County Council (Improvements) Act 1939 c. ci
London County Council (Money) Act 1939 c. clvi
London Gas Undertakings (Regulations) Act 1939 c. xcix
London Midland and Scottish Railway Act 1939 c.xxviii
London Passenger Transport Act 1939 c. lxxxix
Macclesfield Corporation Act 1939 c. lxxxvii
Maryport Harbour Act 1939 c. xii
Medway Conservancy Act 1939 c. lxxxiv
Merthyr Tydfil Corporation Act 1939 c. lxi
Methodist Church Act 1939 c. xxvi
Metropolitan Water Board Act 1939 c. xcvi
Milford Haven and Tenby Water Act 1939 c. lxviii
Ministry of Health Provisional Order Confirmation (Bacup) Act 1939 c. lxxiii
Ministry of Health Provisional Order Confirmation (Bethesda) Act 1939 c. xciv
Ministry of Health Provisional Order Confirmation (Blackburn) Act 1939 c. viii
Ministry of Health Provisional Order Confirmation (Bradford) Act 1939 c. xcv
Ministry of Health Provisional Order Confirmation (Burnham and District Water) Act 1939 c. xliii
Ministry of Health Provisional Order Confirmation (Colchester) Act 1939 c. xiii
Ministry of Health Provisional Order Confirmation (Congleton) Act 1939 c. xxxiv
Ministry of Health Provisional Order Confirmation (Corsham Water) Act 1939 c. xlii
Ministry of Health Provisional Order Confirmation (Eastern Valleys (Monmouthshire) Joint Sewerage District) Act 1939 c. lxxvi
Ministry of Health Provisional Order Confirmation (Falmouth) Act 1939 c. lxxiv
Ministry of Health Provisional Order Confirmation (Hailsham Water) Act 1939 c. xxxvii
Ministry of Health Provisional Order Confirmation (Hastings) Act 1939 c. ix
Ministry of Health Provisional Order Confirmation (Hemel Hempstead) Act 1939 c. lxxv
Ministry of Health Provisional Order Confirmation (Heywood and Middleton Water Board) Act 1939 c. xlvi
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Mumbles Pier Act 1939 c. xx
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Newquay and District Water Act 1939 c. lxxvii
North West Midlands Joint Electricity Authority Order Confirmation Act 1939 c. lii
Northmet Power Act 1939 c. xviii
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Home Breaking News Who Was Dennis Thomas? Wiki, Biography, Age, Family, Singer, Cause Of Death
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Dennis Thomas Biography – Wiki
Dennis Thomas, the saxophonist, and co-founder of Kool & the Gang has passed away. The band announced the sad news, adding that he passed away peacefully at his home in New Jersey.
Born on February 9, 1951, in Orlando, Florida, Thomas was known for his foreword to the band's 1971 hit "Who's Gonna Take the Weight," which was a hit. Thomas, known for his modern dress style and his hats, was also the group's costume stylist. When the band started, Thomas served as the band's "budget hawk," carrying his earnings in a paper bag tucked into the bell of his horn, the statement said. In 1964, seventeen friends created the group's unique blend of jazz, soul, and funk, initially calling themselves Jazziacs, but soon changed it to 'Kool & the Gang' in 1969. The other founders of the band are the Ronald brothers. and Robert Bell. and Spike Mickens, Ricky Westfield, George Brown, and Charles Smith. The band has won two Grammy Awards and seven American Music Awards.
The band was also honored in 2014 with a Soul Train Lifetime Achievement Award and their music appears on movie soundtracks, including those for 'Rocky', 'Saturday Night Fever, and 'Pulp Fiction.
Dennis Thomas has died at the age of 70-years-old.
Wife & Children
Thomas was married to Phynjuar Saunders Thomas. In addition to his wife, he is also survived by his daughter Tuesday Rankin and his sons David Thomas and Devin Thomas.
Dennis "Dee Tee" Thomas, a founding member of the old soul-funk band Kool & the Gang, known for hits like Celebration and Get Down On It, has passed away. He was 70 years old.
He died peacefully in his sleep Saturday in New Jersey, where he resided in Montclair, according to a statement from his representative.
Dennis Thomas was the co-founder of the marching band 'Kool & the Gang'. The band was known for their 1971 hit, "Who's Gonna Take the Weight." Saxophonist and Kool & the Gang co-founder Dennis Thomas died on Saturday, August 7. The band announced the sad news, adding that he passed away peacefully at his home in New Jersey.
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I first met today's guest Judi Jaques at a weekend seminar about how to create an online business. At the seminar we were both members of the audience and we met during a break. Within a couple of minutes of our conversation, Judi was sharing her experiences and insights and I knew she was someone I need to keep on my regular contact list. I later found out Judi is self-made business woman millionaire who is often referred to as the "Grandma Guru of Affiliate Marketing".
Judi came from humble beginnings, was a registered nurse and then in October 2010 she started her online business that today secures her a massive passive income. Judi has continued to develop her business joining the public speaking stage to teach others how they too can earn an income from the internet and enjoy the lifestyle this allows.
Judi back in 2010 was seeking something more out of life; she took action and now travels the world. Get ready to be inspired by this incredible lady.
The question to ask yourself to instantly change your mindset to help you succeed at everything you attempt.
I'd love to hear what you think and what actions you are going to take as a result of listening to Judi's story.
Please leave your honest feedback in the comment section below and if you enjoyed this interview, please share it using the social media buttons at the bottom of the post.
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That is some serious turnover. Very motivating and I picked up a few good tips.
Hey there Brendan, glad you picked up a few good tips. Good luck on your journey to some serious turnover.
Well done regarding this interview Wayne. She is right you do have a very good radio voice. Judi came across as a passionate and positive lady, accurate and inspiring in her advice. Keep up the good work!
Thanks David, glad you enjoyed the interview.
It was so much fun interviewing such an inspirational person like Judi.


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This cigar contains incredible strong and complex flavors of spice, cedar and chocolate. The burn is even and the scent is perfect, superb grade tobacco.
A nice enough looking cigar. The flavours are obvious, pronounced but too distinct for me. There are plenty of other options in this price bracket that weave the flavours together in a much more complex and pleasant way. Draw was tightish and I had to abandon the stick earlier than expected as it was burning very hot indeed. More time needed in the humidor? Who knows. For me, my stick didn't match up to the price tag. I would try one again but I'm in no rush.
Reviewed by Don Hanes - February 2003 Cigar 1 A beautiful milk chocolate colored, lightly shiny wrapper, with few coarse veins. This enviting pyramid had a spongy, fresh feel, with soft spots present near the head. Overall it appeared to be expertly rolled, and very well made. It was of medium weight in hand, it possessed a good light, and open airy draw. My first flavor impression was very light,somewhat complex tabacco taste. After 1/2" smoked, I found more satisfying, meaty, medium overtones, with a dry cocoa aftertaste. This cigar had a good burn, which produced a light/med. grey very flaky ash. The smoke was of floral properties, and was not offensive. Slight flavor and strength burst at the half way point, which developed into some orange peel notes, as well as bitter sweet chocolate flavor. As I approached the finish the flavors started to sour, with a ever so slight,minty, tongue tingling bite. This cigar smoked for 1 1/2 hours. Overall not a great cuban cigar experience. I have had these before, and the Fonseca Bin 27 port that I paired with it, seemed to overpower the cigar. There seemed to be a lack of ligero in this one. An any time of the day smoke, of light, slightly complex tabacco flavors Cigar 2 This was a beauty. A chocolate brown toothy wrapper, with some veins present. It had a greenish hue to the wrapper with slight oil on the surface. Some soft spots around the head, but overall very well made with a well packed, even roll. This sample was also very fresh, and spongy feel at the foot. The cut was fast and clean, indicating a well aged and humidified cigar. I paired this one with a fine tawny port made by Noval. Once lit it's burn became irregular, and took a little attention to get it to burn straight. The first flavor was light tabacco tastes, but complex and very aromatic. As the smoke progressed, it became very meaty, chewy, and thick. It had loads of light colored smoke, due to the very open draw, but exhibits a flaky but solid dark grey ash, with a slight tunneling effect. I noticed moldy/green tabacco flavors, at the 1/2 way point. The character of this cigar changed dramatically at this point. Flavors started to abound, such hints of cinnamon, and a light cocoa, with overtones of allspice were all there. More of a medium to full body richness was present. I think it could have used a little more humidor time, as it also showed signs of roughness, that could perhaps mellow with time. The last 1/4 really grabs you unexpectedly, a real eye opener, flavor bursts, and loads of spicy tongue tingling notes. I had to put it down at about 1 1/2", the power, and spice were overwelming! Overall view on this smoke, in a word, excellent. This reminds me of Vegas Rabainos I have smoked in the past!


Below is sheer eye candy to perk up your winter blahs. P.S. Black and white is a trend that just will not die.
Shareology always thought "pearl encrusted bodice" was one of those really over the top descriptions of something that anyone could easily live without. But the pearls on this dress just elevate it to heavenly. Maybe Shareology has a Barbie doll tucked away in a closet that needs a new dress.
The black short cocktail dress is by Robert Rodriguez. Next to it, the magic tulle gown is by Jovani.
Wow, that dress is beautiful.


In the point of these staggering numbers, what are governmental agencies and private campaigns doing to educate American drivers virtually drunk driving? This article will have enough money a survey of the most widely-publicized anti-impaired driving campaigns, and an analysis of their real-world effects.
In the last few years, weve seen numerous ad campaigns, initiated both by state-funded organizations and private raptness groups, advocating for widespread salutation of something called buzzed driving. so what is it?
Buzzed driving is a unquestionably simple concept. After ingestion, alcohol is absorbed immediately by the bloodstream and common tests, subsequently a breathalyzer, can accomplishment the amount of alcohol in your blood reliably and quickly. Driving following a Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) of 0.08 or later is illegal in every state. At that concentration, drivers roughly speaking invariably experience sedation and slower nod times. In further words, its clearly risky to drive following that much alcohol in your system.
Buzzed driving is comprehensibly having a BAC demean than 0.08% but forward-thinking than 0.00%.
And significant studies have found that less is no better. One description from UC San Diego that evaluated accident reports found that buzzed drivers, those with a BAC of 0.01 percent are 46 percent more likely to be officially and solely to blame than sober drivers. The fact is that driving even slightly buzzed is dangerous, far away more dangerous than driving sober.
The genuine difficulty is that American show and public policy tend to see upon 0.08% as a definitive, meaningful boundary. under that extraction and youre relatively safe, above it youre dangerous. But the researchers at UC San Diego found that the chances of causing a smash increases steadily and expertly from BAC 0.01 to 0.24 percent, meaning that there is no sudden transition taking into account comparing a buzzed driver to a drunk driver. It turns out that 0.08% is not a definitive boundary, and that no amount of alcohol is safe in the solution analysis.
The financial credit from UC San Diego was published in the British medical journal cause offense Prevention. You can retrieve a summary here.
Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Bangladesh, and Saudi Arabia all have zero-tolerance policies; any BAC above 0.00% and youll lose your license, be penalized in imitation of coarse fines, and your car can be impounded.
The Ad Council, Americas largest non-profit producer of public serve announcements, spearheaded the Buzzed Driving attentiveness campaign. upon their website, they description that their ads reached approximately one half of all American adults higher than the age of 21. And that there was a significant addition in the proportion of men age 21 35 who called themselves extremely concerned just about the concern of drunk driving, from 22 percent in 2005 to 27 percent in 2011.
And though public preparedness is no question important, Americas legislators have yet to reply to our additional concurrence of buzzed driving. In fact, in the same way as most give access governments deal with to zero tolerance, they either limit this prohibition to drivers below 21 or point clearly that they wont tolerate any driver as soon as a BAC higher than 0.08%.
Only grow old will tell whether or not acknowledge governments follow through on the current research. back up in 2013, the National Transportation Safety Board recommended lowering Americas authentic limit to 0.05%, but no permit has yet to tackle this stricter limit.
Another salutation has been to contextualize drunk driving, to clarify it in terms of another tragic condition. As the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) states: drunk driving is often a symptom of a larger problem: alcohol treat badly and abuse. The underlying premise to this move around is that some drunk drivers take effect vehicles even though impaired because (in appropriately many words) they cant incite it. And if you get substance dependent persons treatment, you might endure some impaired drivers off the road in the thesame gesture.
Also telling is that the NHTSA refers to impaired driving, rather than drunk driving. In stock next recent developments in addiction studies, the NHTSA has adopted the scientific convention that finds more tab than contrast amongst alcohol abuse and drug addiction in general.
This descent of reasoning seems bolstered by statistical evidence. In a investigation released by the National Institute on Drug Abuse, researchers found that almost half of all drivers who were killed in crashes and tested sure for drugs also had alcohol in their system. In many cases, then, the hardship is mixed. And the solution might be, too.


Since the 1960s, the Drake Equation has been used to predict how many communicative extraterrestrial civilisations exist in the Milky Way galaxy. Along these same lines, a new formula seeks to estimate the frequency at which life emerges on a planet—a calculation that might allow us to figure out the likelihood of life arising elsewhere in the universe.
The new equation, developed by Caleb Scharf from Columbia Astrobiology Center and Leroy Cronin from the School of Chemistry at the University of Glasgow, can't yet be used to determine the chances of life existing elsewhere, but it's a promising start in that direction.
Those familiar with the Drake Equation will be familiar with how this works. Back in 1961, astronomer Frank Drake crafted a probabilistic formula to help estimate the number of active, radio-transmitting alien civilisations in the galaxy. His formula was packed with several unknown values, including the average rate of star formation, the average number of planets that can potentially support life, the fraction of planets that actually go on to develop intelligent life, and so on. We don't have a definitive answer to the Drake Equation, but we're certainly getting better at filling in the blanks.
The new formula developed by Scharf and Cronin isn't an attempt to replace the Drake Equation. Instead, it's meant as a deep dive into the more granular issue of abiogenesis.
It looks complicated, but it's fairly straight forward. The equation is basically saying that the probability of life arising on a planet is closely tied to the amount of life-sustaining chemical "building blocks" available on the planet.
By building blocks, the researchers are referring to the minimum chemicals required to start the processing of making a simple life form. This could be DNA/RNA base pairs or amino acids, but it could also mean any available molecules or materials on the planet that can get involved with the chemical reactions that could lead to life. Chemistry is still chemistry across the universe, but other planets may have stumbled upon different approaches for spawning life.
More specifically, Scharf and Cronin's equation states that the odds of life emerging on a planet are driven by the number of building blocks that could possibly exist, the number of building blocks available, the probability that these building blocks will actually go on to create life (i.e. assembly), and the number of building blocks needed to produce a given life form. So, in addition to identifying the chemical prerequisites for life, this equation seeks to determine the frequency at which reproductive molecules emerge. Here on Earth, abiogenesis was characterised at the moment when RNA emerged. This critical step was followed by the rise of simple single-celled life (prokaryotes), and then complex single-celled life (eukaryotes).
Indeed, one of the major realisations of this study is that planets cannot be studied in isolation. As Caleb noted, Mars and Earth may have been involved in cross-contamination at some point in our distant past—an exchange of materials that may have contributed to the rise of life on Earth. This new research suggests that the transfer of chemical building blocks between nearby planets could significantly increase the odds of life arising on them.
So are we any closer to knowing how much life exists in the universe?
"This is a tough question to answer," said Caleb. "What our work suggests is that solar systems with more than one planet could be excellent candidates for closer study—indeed the main take home message is to concentrate on multi-planet systems and see if any of the planets look 'alive." By alive, Caleb says we should look for signs of changing atmospheres, complex chemistry, evidence of complexity, and evidence of variations in climate that could be driven by biological organisms.


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Chapter 268 - The healing of the man who was bitten by a venomous snake. The miracle wine.
268,1. But when we were in front of the unfortunate neighbor, his wife and children came out and asked us for help.
268,2. But I said, "Just go inside to him; for I have already helped him!"
268,3. Then the wife and children hurried in to their father who already came towards them quite healthily. He had made his way barefoot through some bush land beforehand and had been bitten by an evil adder, immediately swelled up very much and was in danger of losing his life. But I came and healed him.
268,4. But when he came out to thank Me, I said, "A second time do not forget your shoes if you have something to do in the shrubs! But from now on no such adders shall crawl in this area! Amen."
268,5. Then we went home, where the midday meal was waiting for us along with the disciples. The midday meal was this time very richly prepared, only the wine looked somewhat sparse; therefore the host asked Me whether he should bring out the forest fruit juice again.
268,6. But I said to him, "Do today just like last night, and we will also have no lack of wine!"
268,7. Then he had the several great jugs filled with water and I willed it – and it became wine.
268,8. But since this time some neighbors had been invited to Barnabe' table and were taking the midday meal with us, a neighbor remarked on this, saying, "I believe that the forest wine, which is very good and powerful with you, would be better for such rare guests than pure water!"
268,9. The host said, "But, dear neighbor, I know that as well as any of you; but I also know that you all have been discussing with the disciples since the morning, certainly also who this Master of all masters is actually, and that nothing is impossible for Him! And so you must all have learnt how He not only here yesterday evening but also in several other places in Galilee has changed the water into the very best wine simply through His blessed will and then the astonished guests got always the very best wine to drink. At least to me one of the disciples trusted yesterday secretly how their Lord and Master has often done the same thing before, and I now know about it. Did the disciples not tell you anything about it?"
268,10. The neighbor who was somewhat worried about the wine said, "Yes, the disciples have indeed told us several things about it; but exactly because we know only too well who this Lord and Master is, so we as sinners did not dare to speak to the holy Jehovah about it; but we are now already completely convinced of it, that the water brought– let's say – has been transformed into the best wine. Therefore this time consider that my somewhat too precocious concern about the forest wine was meant well this time!"
268,11. The innkeeper said, "Everything is good again; eat and drink now according to your hunger and thirst!"
268,12. At this we ate and drank very cheerfully and at this meal much was spoken about various good things, as had been the case in other places as well at such occasions.
268,13. But when we sat at the table for about two hours, a somewhat more distant neighbor came, who had not yet learnt anything about My presence, with a very desperate expression into the house of the representative and said, "Barnabe, Barnabe, we are as good as lost! How it happened I do not know; but it is actually true: Our only and most necessary path to Nahim no longer exists! We come to a type of walled parapet; over it we see a great drop which frightens everyone! Only a bird can get across it, but it is no longer possible for a person! But I do not know any other way, since this range has nothing but extremely steep cliffs in all directions. What will we do now if we need salt? My advice has run out and yours will too; what then? Who could have done that to us?"
268,14. The innkeeper said, "Do not be so worried about it! If you also have not found a better way, there are nonetheless other people here who know a much more comfortable path, and we will also walk along it in future. For you see here foreign guests with me; they are very wonderful people, they know already about a better path and will show it to us. But we will from now on not have to travel too often since the Master, this great Master of all Masters of the world, will show us in these mountains of ours an even better salt will than what is in Nahim. But now sit down here and eat and drink with us!"
268,15. The neighbor did not need to be told twice, immediately sat down at the table and ate and drank with us and could not wonder enough at the good wine; he asked the innkeeper where he had got the wine from.
268,16. But the innkeeper said, "Look over there! The Master of masters, who is sitting there with us at the table, and He, as you can see, has also healed my daughter Elisa simply through His all-powerful word in an instant, as you see her sitting here at my side, has also created this now most magnificent wine from water and will certainly make sure in the same way that we will have our own salt. Tell me now whether you are still worried about it, because this true Lord and Master has purely through His all-powerful word closed the always very dangerous path for all time and at the same time showed us a hidden and comfortable one, on which we can even lead our necessary domestic animals up and down without danger! Do you agree with this?"
268,17. The far neighbor said, "Yes, if that is so, as I now do not doubt in the least, then it is certainly very good for us; for I was in a great fear for a long time that the people of Nahim would in the end destroy us and reveal us to the Romans or the Jerusalem Jews, which would not give us any luck. But we can still enjoy the blessings of this rare mountain valley, without having to give the rude extravagant people a tribute of it. But now I would like to learn something more about this extraordinary miracle worker! Be so good and tell me something!"
268,18. The innkeeper said, "Just leave that be! This divine Master will spend a longer time in our midst with His disciples and then there will be enough time to be able to make His closer acquaintance!"


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Bridgetown is 73% more expensive than Zhenjiang. Feb 2019 Cost of Living.
This comparison is lacking data. It provides a decent comparison, but it is not yet reliable. It is based on 140 prices entered by 14 different people.
For example, you would need at least 16,428元 (4,912 Bds$) in Bridgetown to maintain the same standard of living that you can have with 9,500元 in Zhenjiang.


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ACTION ALERT regarding the tax reform bill in Congress, which includes real threats to housing, health care, and services.
Action Alert: Proposed Tax Reform Bill in Congress – please contact Maine's Delegation, specifically Senator Collins, asking her to oppose the tax reform bill:
Congress is working to hurriedly pass major tax reform legislation, which includes real threats to housing, health care, and services. Both the House and Senate have passed different versions of the bill, and now those differences will be worked out in Conference Committee. The bill that emerges from the Conference Committee will then have to be passed in the House and Senate in order to become law. Some key points about the tax bill and how it would affect vulnerable populations, including people with disabilities are noted below:
This bill will increase the deficit by nearly $1.5 trillion over the next ten (10) years, according to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO). Any budget deficit of this magnitude would have to be offset by drastic cuts to other programs. This would most certainly include Non-Defense Discretionary (NDD) programs, including all HUD programs, and very likely entitlement programs like Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security. An increase to the deficit of this magnitude would also trigger "sequestration" cuts to these same programs.
The bill would cut funding for the development of affordable housing (the low income housing tax credit program, and the historic tax credit program). Maine has insufficient affordable housing to meet the demand currently. Reducing the key mechanisms for developing affordable housing would magnify the problem.
The bill repeals the Affordable Care Act (ACA) "individual mandate", which would leave 13 million people uninsured by 2027, 10x the population of Maine. Hundreds of thousands of these are people with disabilities. This would drive up health insurance premiums. Senator Collins has stated that she wouldn't be opposed to repealing the individual mandate if other ACA-related legislation currently proposed in Congress were enacted. However, per the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities' analysis, although Senator Collins' Lower-Premiums Through Reinsurance Act of 2017 co-sponsored with Senator Nelson, and the Alexander-Murray bill, are both sensible standalone measures, they will not be sufficient to remedy the harm that would be caused by the proposed tax reform legislation.
In order for people with intellectual/developmental disabilities to achieve community inclusion they need housing, healthcare, and support services, all of which are in jeopardy with the current versions of the tax reform bill moving through Congress. The Conference Committee will complete their work very soon regarding the tax bill. Senator Collins voted for the Senate version; Senator King did not and has posted a statement here: King Statement on Senate Passage of Tax Bill, Saturday, December 2, 2017
Now is the time to reach out to Senator Collins asking her to oppose the tax reform bill. Contacting the Senator is important. You can:
Email your messages/letters to:
Kate Simpson (Kate_Simson@collins.senate.gov)
Submit your messages/letters through the Senators' web form: https://www.collins.senate.gov/contact
Call one of her offices. Phone lines may be busy, feel free to call different offices:
Augusta office: 207-622-8414
Bangor office: 207-945-0417
Biddeford office: 207-283-1101
Caribou office: 207-493-7873
Lewiston office: 207-784-6969
Portland office: 207-780-3575
Washington, D.C. office: 202-224-2523
Your message can be very simple:
Please oppose the tax reform bill, and any version of tax reform legislation that would reduce resources for affordable housing, health care, and support services. In order for people with intellectual/developmental disabilities to have community inclusion they need housing, health care, and support services. All of these will face significant cuts or elimination because of the tax reform bill moving through Congress.
Please carefully examine any current or future proposal through the lens of the most vulnerable people in Maine. Any legislation must do right by them. I, and the people I care about are counting on you.
You may also want to consider thanking Senator King for opposing the tax reform bill. To do so, you can:
Marge Kilkelly (Marge_Kilkelly@king.senate.gov), Chad Metzler (chad_metzler@king.senate.gov), and Lauren Pfingstag (Lauren_Pfingstag@king.senate.gov).
Submit your messages/letters through the Senators' web form: https://www.king.senate.gov/contact
Thank you for raising your voice and taking action. Please do this today; this is being pushed through extremely fast.


This work of art is a gift from the Erasmus Alumni Association EAV on the occasion of the University's 85th anniversary in 1998. All graduates are invited to sign the wall as a symbolic leave-taking from the alma mater that nevertheless signifies a life-long link. The wall's designer, Mrs. Annemoon Geurts, applied a screen print design on the glass panels showing 140 different portraits of citizens of Rotterdam wearing Erasmus' famous cap.
The Erasmus cap was chosen as symbol of wisdom gained upon graduation. Colored sections in the Erasmus autograph wall represent the colors of the seven faculties that made up the university in 1998. The autograph wall is located on Woudestein campus in the A-building near the Examination Rooms, close to the Auditorium and the Senate Room. For any further information please contact Erasmus Alumni Association EAV.


I don't see this npc in the game. Going into Forlon Cavern and typing /tar Garel doesn't point to him, and instead Gerrig, the npc with the closest name to his. So I guess this NPC is no longer in-game.
Garel Redrock is the one to go to if you want a Murky, and you have the secret code given to BlizzCon attendees. He's located as seen on the map, right next to the water in The Forlorn Cavern.
If you're looking for the Murloc Costume, you'll want to talk to Ransin Donner instead, who stands right next to him.
How do u get that secret code?
Dieser NPC befindet sich in Eisenschmiede (6).


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Kentucky Route Zero
Kentucky Route Zero's fictional musical duo release an EP
By Rebecca Jones
Not too late, as it turns out.
(Image credit: Carboard Computer)
Kentucky Route Zero—the indie point-and-click adventure game that was released episodically (not to mention sporadically) between 2013 and 2020—might have come to an end with its fifth chapter early this year, but it turns out this game still has a few surprises in store. Specifically: this week, the game's fictional musical duo Johnny and Junebug have released an EP.
Entitled Too Late To Love You, the album by the defictionalised Junebug (Johnny apparently doesn't rate top billing) features the titular track and Static Between Stations, both from Kentucky Route Zero, as well as nine new songs. As a huge fan of extended video game lore, the concept of a fictional band with a real back-catalogue is an intriguing one, especially when the music is this wonderfully weird.
The haunting instrumental sections could have come straight from Twin Peaks composer Angelo Badalamenti, while the synthesised vocals are an incredibly evocative throwback to the sounds of the Eighties—in combination, they really are something else. Though the EP's release over eight months after the game's last episode dropped was no doubt unexpected, there's something about the wistful combination of nostalgia and eeriness in these songs that makes them perfect October listening.
If this all sounds too intriguing to resist, you can buy Junebug's new EP on Bandcamp for $7 right now.


But even then, I could hardly imagine the damage the now former EPA chief would do. While ignoring decades of scientific research, Scott Pruitt gutted proposed rules for reviewing chemical safety (while rubber-stamping hundreds of new chemicals); rolled back a regulation that requires factories to run their air pollution control systems; was instrumental in getting President Trump to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement; cut funding for water clean-up; began an attack on states' rights to protect their residents from pollution; and much more.
The EPA is one of our most essential public institutions — by setting and enforcing the rules of the road when it comes to pollution the agency ensures Americans can breathe clean air, drink clean water, and catch healthy fish in our favorite streams. We need the EPA to be a strong steward of the environment, but under Pruitt's direction, the agency veered away from its mission and the people/environment it is obliged to protect.
While Scott Pruitt's resignation (under a cloud of ethics scandals) is welcome news, we sadly can't count on the Trump Administration to appoint an agency head who supports the EPA's critical mission.
We know that Pruitt — who has actually called himself a "leading advocate against the EPA's activist agenda" — is the Trump Administration's kind of guy. We must all be concerned that Pruitt's replacement will be no better and may even be worse. In fact, the new acting director, Andrew Wheeler, is a former coal-industry lobbyist known for his political savvy.
What happens in Washington, D.C. matters in Oregon. Oregon Environmental Council will continue to vigilantly defend Oregon's right to protect human health and the natural world that we all need to survive and thrive.
We thank our members for being right there with us.
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In July 1989, National Geographic celebrated the 200th anniversary of the French Revolution with a major edition on France. This fascinating map contains not only beautiful illustrations, but also a wealth of interesting information about the history of France. This map appeared along with a political map of France.
On this map are many historical sites and popular places listed. You will also find lots of information about historically important personalities.


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Cream together your butter and sugars. Add in the vanilla. Mix and then add in the eggs, one at a time, and mix until well combined. Sift together the dry ingredients and then add in batches to the creamed butter. Mix until combined and then mix in the M&Ms and chocolate chips.
Bake at 350 degrees on parchment paper, or a greased cookie sheet. Bake for 10-11 minutes, or until the edges are JUST turning brown.
Don't over bake! Better to have the M&M Cookies in a minute under than a minute over.
Cream the butter and sugars together. Add vanilla and mix well. Add eggs, one at a time, mixing well after each.
Sift together the bread flour, baking soda, and salt. Slowly add mixture to butter mixture and mix until combined.
Add in M&M's and chocolate chips and mix in.
Allow to chill for approximately 4 hours. Bake at 325 for 10-11 minutes, or until the edges are JUST turning brown. Do not over bake or you will have hockey puck cookies! Adjust time as necessary.
i just decided i'm going to make these as party favors for the twins' party! what is bread flour? different from all purpose?


In the world of intense financial integration inflows and outflows of short-term capital, or hot money to use the popular jargon, acquires tremendous importance as a determinant of macroeconomic stability. Especially for countries suffering from serious budget, trade and balance of payments deficits, the timely and sustained provision of sufficient financial sources in order to maintain economic growth momentum becomes a critical political issue.
Turkey is ready to move to another level in the transformation trajectory of its democracy and development narrative under presidentialism by restructuring the public administration, macroeconomic governance and state-business-society relations.
Institutional reforms in macroeconomic management are important both because Turkey is going through a rough patch alongside many emerging economies in the face of interest rate hikes in the U.S. and contracting global liquidity; and economic success constitutes one of the most important elements of sustained political legitimacy.
Turkey is heading for a systemic transformation towards the "Presidential Government System" under such difficult global conditions. But it is exactly these difficult conditions that make Turkey's systemic transition more important and inevitable.
Major challenges require unconventional responses, and Turkey is preparing to produce an unconventional and comprehensive systemic response to the major and multifaceted challenges it faces in various areas.
As the new site of international hegemonic competition, East Asia perfectly reflects the multipolar character of the global system.
Turkey's economic governance architecture is robust enough to withstand domestic and international shocks and will weather many storms to come.


AIS Training has opened a training centre in Vietnam.
North Shields-based AIS Training has expanded its global reach after opening a specialist centre in Vietnam.
The state-of-the-art facility, which will be run in conjunction with AIS Training's partner in the territory, Black Cat Insulation Technical JSC, will offer internationally-recognised scaffolding and insulation courses.
It has been accredited by global scaffolding body, CISRS, as an official overseas scaffolder training scheme centre and is approved to offer a range of CISRS courses.
AIS personnel carried out its own intensive seven-day audit, prior to the successful CISRS accreditation visit.
The new training centre will be used by Black Cat to upskill and improve the competencies of its own employees, as well as servicing the training requirements of the lucrative Indo-China oil, gas and construction markets.
Black Cat employs around 200 people in Vietnam and is recognised as a key supplier to the Indo-China oil, gas and industrial sectors, providing and installing insulation, protective coatings and passive fire protection systems via scaffolding.
This move strengthens the business relationship between AIS and Black Cat. Currently, Black Cat acts as agent and distributor throughout Indo-China for AIS's award-winning technical insulation products, which are used to protect machinery and structures from corrosion, weather, noise and temperature extremes.