Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 61
... agree that a good deal of betting in shops is done in the smail newspaper shops where betting newspapers are sold ? —Yes . 1244. What do you feel in regard to the causes for the increase of betting amongst women ? Would you agree with ...
... agree that a good deal of betting in shops is done in the smail newspaper shops where betting newspapers are sold ? —Yes . 1244. What do you feel in regard to the causes for the increase of betting amongst women ? Would you agree with ...
Page 85
... agree that they are sold in extensive numbers on the streets each morning ? -Oh yes . 1684. And that the ordinary man can- not avoid one of these newspapers pushed into his hand unless he is very firm willed and he says he will have ...
... agree that they are sold in extensive numbers on the streets each morning ? -Oh yes . 1684. And that the ordinary man can- not avoid one of these newspapers pushed into his hand unless he is very firm willed and he says he will have ...
Page 93
... agreement with that , or otherwise ? -Do you mean if street bookmaking were suppressed without any other facilities for cash betting ? 1816. No , I meant with these facilities ? -I do not agree with it if street book- making were ...
... agreement with that , or otherwise ? -Do you mean if street bookmaking were suppressed without any other facilities for cash betting ? 1816. No , I meant with these facilities ? -I do not agree with it if street book- making were ...
Page 94
... agree with him if that is what he said . 1817. He was saying if street book- making should be suppressed ; it was in connection with the suggestion of licensing bookmakers ? -I should not agree with it , no . 1818. I suppose you would agree ...
... agree with him if that is what he said . 1817. He was saying if street book- making should be suppressed ; it was in connection with the suggestion of licensing bookmakers ? -I should not agree with it , no . 1818. I suppose you would agree ...
Page 95
... agree , that the English public help the police . in the case of any large crime in a way almost unknown in foreign countries ? - Yes , there is a general sympathy with them . I do 1854. That does not apply , does it , to such cases ...
... agree , that the English public help the police . in the case of any large crime in a way almost unknown in foreign countries ? - Yes , there is a general sympathy with them . I do 1854. That does not apply , does it , to such cases ...
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