Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... witness they wished to hear , left the selection of the witness to the society , association or organised body representing that class . For example , the selection of the two witnesses called to speak for the Free Churches was left to ...
... witness they wished to hear , left the selection of the witness to the society , association or organised body representing that class . For example , the selection of the two witnesses called to speak for the Free Churches was left to ...
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... witnesses . Your Committee received offers from numerous persons to give evidence , but they decided to limit , in ... witness to the society , association or organised body representing that class . For example , the selection of the ...
... witnesses . Your Committee received offers from numerous persons to give evidence , but they decided to limit , in ... witness to the society , association or organised body representing that class . For example , the selection of the ...
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... witnesses skilled in matters affecting betting on the turf and otherwise , and experts from the Board of Customs and Excise , the Board of Inland Revenue and the Post Office , and such estimates of the extent of betting and the profits ...
... witnesses skilled in matters affecting betting on the turf and otherwise , and experts from the Board of Customs and Excise , the Board of Inland Revenue and the Post Office , and such estimates of the extent of betting and the profits ...
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... witnesses were unanimous , it is difficult to see how these proposals can increase it . An objection to the betting ... witness expressed any fear of such a risk or the slightest doubt of the easy and complete control by the police of ...
... witnesses were unanimous , it is difficult to see how these proposals can increase it . An objection to the betting ... witness expressed any fear of such a risk or the slightest doubt of the easy and complete control by the police of ...
Page liii
... witnesses that some bookmakers are in league with moneylenders and that the ruin of the home is often achieved . It is equally clear that betting cultivates self interest and thereby impairs the sense of social responsibility . Many ...
... witnesses that some bookmakers are in league with moneylenders and that the ruin of the home is often achieved . It is equally clear that betting cultivates self interest and thereby impairs the sense of social responsibility . Many ...
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12 July agent amongst amount of betting backer betting duty betting houses betting office bookmaker's carry cash betting Cecil Wilson cent certainly Chairman Committee Continued course credit betting credit bookmaker David Grenfell deal difficulty district evidence evil fact flat racing football Forestier-Walker gambling Gershom Stewart give horse horse racing increase Jockey Club July large number legalised maker matter mean ment moral Morgan Jones odds offence opinion pari-mutuel penalty person PETER GREEN police practically premises present profit question race meeting racecourse Rawlinson ready money betting regard registration revenue Ring ROBERT CALDER Sir Alfred Butt Sir Beddoe Rees Sir George Hamilton Sir Henry Norman Sir JOHN PEDDER slips stamp starting price street bookmaker suggest suppose Tattersall's tax on betting tell thing tickets ting tion to-day totalisator TREVOR BIGHAM turnover