Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Chairman be read a second time paragraph by paragraph . ” Amendment proposed , to leave out the words " the Chairman " and to insert the words " Mr. Foot " — ( Mr . Foot ) —instead thereof . 6 Question put , " That the words the ...
... Chairman be read a second time paragraph by paragraph . ” Amendment proposed , to leave out the words " the Chairman " and to insert the words " Mr. Foot " — ( Mr . Foot ) —instead thereof . 6 Question put , " That the words the ...
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... Chairman ] : I think that is right . I think this gentleman should only be questioned as to the legal matters rather than policy . Sir Henry Norman . 101. I was not aware that was a ques- tion regarding policy otherwise I would not have ...
... Chairman ] : I think that is right . I think this gentleman should only be questioned as to the legal matters rather than policy . Sir Henry Norman . 101. I was not aware that was a ques- tion regarding policy otherwise I would not have ...
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... Chairman . ] But if he puts up an umbrella or a box he is . Mr. David Grenfell . 135. Does the same distinction apply to a football enclosure or a hall where boxing is caried on ? How does the word " place " apply to betting during the ...
... Chairman . ] But if he puts up an umbrella or a box he is . Mr. David Grenfell . 135. Does the same distinction apply to a football enclosure or a hall where boxing is caried on ? How does the word " place " apply to betting during the ...
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... Chairman . 145. Would not the proprietors of the boxing competition , if they allowed it to go on , be hit under the Betting Act of 1853 ? They would . It is the knowledge and consent of the persons in control of the premises that has ...
... Chairman . 145. Would not the proprietors of the boxing competition , if they allowed it to go on , be hit under the Betting Act of 1853 ? They would . It is the knowledge and consent of the persons in control of the premises that has ...
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... Chairman . 194. Might I suggest that the Home Office should send us a memorandum on those two points ? -Yes , with pleasure . 195. I believe it is rather a difficult question of law ? It is a very difficult question of law . 196. As I ...
... Chairman . 194. Might I suggest that the Home Office should send us a memorandum on those two points ? -Yes , with pleasure . 195. I believe it is rather a difficult question of law ? It is a very difficult question of law . 196. As I ...
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