Report of Her Majesty's Civil Service Commissioners: Together with Appendices, Томови 4-5Eyre and Spottiswoode., 1859 |
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... respect to the regulations in force in the Foreign Office for the examination of paid and unpaid attachés . After some correspondence between the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and this Commission in 1856 , the Secretary of ...
... respect to the regulations in force in the Foreign Office for the examination of paid and unpaid attachés . After some correspondence between the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and this Commission in 1856 , the Secretary of ...
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... respect to the regulations in force in the Foreign Office for the examination of paid and unpaid attachés . After some correspondence between the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and this Commission in 1856 , the Secretary of ...
... respect to the regulations in force in the Foreign Office for the examination of paid and unpaid attachés . After some correspondence between the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and this Commission in 1856 , the Secretary of ...
Страница vii
... respects the unpaid attachés : The requirements that they should be able to " write a good bold hand , with distinctly formed letters , " and that they should " make an accurate and good translation into English of a paper written ...
... respects the unpaid attachés : The requirements that they should be able to " write a good bold hand , with distinctly formed letters , " and that they should " make an accurate and good translation into English of a paper written ...
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... respect to them , we are nevertheless anxious that the test of general fitness , i.e. , of the education of the ... respects the office of unpaid attaché . The total number of nominations made in 1858 to situations to which the Order in ...
... respect to them , we are nevertheless anxious that the test of general fitness , i.e. , of the education of the ... respects the office of unpaid attaché . The total number of nominations made in 1858 to situations to which the Order in ...
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... respect to the situations in his department . With regard to some other departments , although vacancies do not occur with sufficient frequency to admit of the delay which would arise from waiting to fill up several vacancies at the ...
... respect to the situations in his department . With regard to some other departments , although vacancies do not occur with sufficient frequency to admit of the delay which would arise from waiting to fill up several vacancies at the ...
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