Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page xiv
... morally wrong . Be this as it may , the street bookmakers have perfected 7290-3 ; a system which gives them practical immunity from the law , and and of Randall , the fact is clearly proved before Your Committee that under the Gulland ...
... morally wrong . Be this as it may , the street bookmakers have perfected 7290-3 ; a system which gives them practical immunity from the law , and and of Randall , the fact is clearly proved before Your Committee that under the Gulland ...
Page xv
... moral danger to the rising generation . The permeation of the industrial districts by illegal betting houses is most undesirable from a moral point of view , and more so by their being secret and known to be illegal . CONCLUSION . 16 ...
... moral danger to the rising generation . The permeation of the industrial districts by illegal betting houses is most undesirable from a moral point of view , and more so by their being secret and known to be illegal . CONCLUSION . 16 ...
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... morally wrong . Be this as it may , the street book- makers have perfected a system which gives them practical immunity from the law , and the fact is clearly proved before Your Committee that under the existing law the suppression of ...
... morally wrong . Be this as it may , the street book- makers have perfected a system which gives them practical immunity from the law , and the fact is clearly proved before Your Committee that under the existing law the suppression of ...
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... moral danger to the rising generation . The permeation of the industrial districts by illegal betting houses is most undesirable from a moral point of view , and more so by their being secret and known to be illegal . PRACTICABILITY OF ...
... moral danger to the rising generation . The permeation of the industrial districts by illegal betting houses is most undesirable from a moral point of view , and more so by their being secret and known to be illegal . PRACTICABILITY OF ...
Page xxxix
... moral conception of betting . It was strongly urged before them by the representatives of the Free Churches that ... morality alone , to derive revenue from a source immoral in itself , like betting , any more than it should out of ...
... moral conception of betting . It was strongly urged before them by the representatives of the Free Churches that ... morality alone , to derive revenue from a source immoral in itself , like betting , any more than it should out of ...
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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