...these serious national calamities. The main object of the Select Committee of the House of Commons was to inquire into the policy of making further grants of public money, for the construction of additional harbours of refuge, and much valuable information was added to that which...

...the Select Committee of the House of Commons appointed to inquire into the Policy of making farther grants of public money for the improvement and extension of Harbours of Refuge. (344.) THE Committee was appointed on the 9th February, 1858, and it consisted of Mr. Wilson, Mr. Lowe,...

...construction referred to them for their opinion. 1847. 9d. — Three Reports of Commons' Committee on the policy of making further grants of public money...the improvement and extension of harbours of refuge, with evidence and plans, 6 parts. 1857-59. 35s. Harbours — con tinned . Correspondence and Estimates...

...of refuge. In the years 1857 and 1858, a committee of the House of Commons was appointed to enquire into the policy of making further grants of public...the improvement and extension of harbours of refuge on the coasts of Great Britain and Ireland. Pursuant to the report of this committee, a royal commission...

...capabilitcs for refuge purposes were to be extended." " The Select Committee appointed by Parliament in 1857 to inquire into the policy of making further grants...the improvement and extension of harbours of refuge, collected and placed on record convincing evidence in favour of Peterhead as the best site on the east...

...again, the Commission in 1857 was exactly en the same footing. The instruction to that Commission was to inquire into the policy of making further grants...the improvement and extension of harbours of refuge, and that Commission confirmed Admiral Washington's recommendation, and suggested that £9,300 a year...

...convention between Her Majesty and the King of Denmark; (51.) - - - IV. 591 II. Report: Report from the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the policy of making further grants of public money for (he improvement and extension of harbours of refuge ; together with the Proceedings of the Committee,...

...these serious national calamities. The main object of the Select Committee of the House of Commons was to inquire into the policy of making further grants of public money, for the construction of additional Harbours of Refuge, and much valuable information was added to that which...