Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page vii
... offence , to a fine of £ 10 ; ( b ) in case of a second offence , to a fine of £ 20 ; ( c ) in case of a third offence , to a fine of £ 50 or six months ' imprisonment on conviction on indictment , or to a fine of £ 30 or three months ...
... offence , to a fine of £ 10 ; ( b ) in case of a second offence , to a fine of £ 20 ; ( c ) in case of a third offence , to a fine of £ 50 or six months ' imprisonment on conviction on indictment , or to a fine of £ 30 or three months ...
Page xiv
... offence ; also by the fact that the large mass of such public do not believe and will not consider a bet to be a crime , or even morally wrong . Be this as it may , the street bookmakers have perfected 7290-3 ; a system which gives them ...
... offence ; also by the fact that the large mass of such public do not believe and will not consider a bet to be a crime , or even morally wrong . Be this as it may , the street bookmakers have perfected 7290-3 ; a system which gives them ...
Page xxvi
... offence , to a fine of £ 10 ; ( b ) in case of a second offence , to a fine of £ 20 ; ( c ) in case of a third offence , to a fine of £ 50 or six months ' imprison- ment on conviction on indictment , or to a fine of £ 30 or three months ...
... offence , to a fine of £ 10 ; ( b ) in case of a second offence , to a fine of £ 20 ; ( c ) in case of a third offence , to a fine of £ 50 or six months ' imprison- ment on conviction on indictment , or to a fine of £ 30 or three months ...
Page xxix
... Offences against the Betting Act , 1853 , by this class of bookmaker are rare , and the police have few complaints and no ... offence as the risk of imprisonment for himself . A man doing a fair business will employ four or five betting ...
... Offences against the Betting Act , 1853 , by this class of bookmaker are rare , and the police have few complaints and no ... offence as the risk of imprisonment for himself . A man doing a fair business will employ four or five betting ...
Page xxx
... offence ; also by the fact that the large mass of such public do not believe and will not consider a bet to be a crime , or even morally wrong . Be this as it may , the street book- makers have perfected a system which gives them ...
... offence ; also by the fact that the large mass of such public do not believe and will not consider a bet to be a crime , or even morally wrong . Be this as it may , the street book- makers have perfected a system which gives them ...
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