Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... instance if it were proved to the satisfaction of a Court of Summary Jurisdiction that any of the statutory conditions had not been complied with , that the registration would be required to be renewed annually and that on proof at any ...
... instance if it were proved to the satisfaction of a Court of Summary Jurisdiction that any of the statutory conditions had not been complied with , that the registration would be required to be renewed annually and that on proof at any ...
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... instance of professional archers and people who made bows . They complained that that in- dustry was sore decaying , " and so forth , and this Statute was really passed in their interest . It is interesting now , and to a certain extent ...
... instance of professional archers and people who made bows . They complained that that in- dustry was sore decaying , " and so forth , and this Statute was really passed in their interest . It is interesting now , and to a certain extent ...
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... instance , if he stood on a stool or a box ? There was a case at the Chester Races , I think , about 1874 , where a bookmaker stood on a box about 2 feet high , and he had over that a large um- brella fixed with a spike into the ground ...
... instance , if he stood on a stool or a box ? There was a case at the Chester Races , I think , about 1874 , where a bookmaker stood on a box about 2 feet high , and he had over that a large um- brella fixed with a spike into the ground ...
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... instance ? That is so . 59. You know that historically ? —Yes . 60. I believe in those betting offices lists were displayed of horses that were running in future events coming on , and did the establishment of the betting office lead to ...
... instance ? That is so . 59. You know that historically ? —Yes . 60. I believe in those betting offices lists were displayed of horses that were running in future events coming on , and did the establishment of the betting office lead to ...
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... instance , there are bets amounting to 2s . on this slip . The 2s . may be a 2s . piece , two separate shillings , or four sixpences . They would be folded up in that slip , and as the man passed he would hand them together to the ...
... instance , there are bets amounting to 2s . on this slip . The 2s . may be a 2s . piece , two separate shillings , or four sixpences . They would be folded up in that slip , and as the man passed he would hand them together to the ...
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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