Parliamentary Papers, Volume 5H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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... tell you any other class of person in this country who is liable to taxation by the Crown and whose business is not subject to legal redress . He has told the gentleman here that it is not illegal ; he has told you that his profits are ...
... tell you any other class of person in this country who is liable to taxation by the Crown and whose business is not subject to legal redress . He has told the gentleman here that it is not illegal ; he has told you that his profits are ...
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... tell us about that ? -Well , the Act has not been effective as regards persons using for the purpose of betting , premises which are used for other purposes , since 1903 , when a decision was [ Continued . given in the High Court ( Rex ...
... tell us about that ? -Well , the Act has not been effective as regards persons using for the purpose of betting , premises which are used for other purposes , since 1903 , when a decision was [ Continued . given in the High Court ( Rex ...
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... tell the Committee whether there is a con- siderable amount of betting going on in licensed premises by bookmakers ? There is . 282. Is that over the City of London ? -Well , I can only speak so far as my knowledge goes , and that is ...
... tell the Committee whether there is a con- siderable amount of betting going on in licensed premises by bookmakers ? There is . 282. Is that over the City of London ? -Well , I can only speak so far as my knowledge goes , and that is ...
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... tell us why ? -Because the bookmakers endeavoured to accept the bets only from one person at a time . 325. So that it was a dead letter so far as stopping bookmaking in the street or betting in the street was concerned ? - Yes ...
... tell us why ? -Because the bookmakers endeavoured to accept the bets only from one person at a time . 325. So that it was a dead letter so far as stopping bookmaking in the street or betting in the street was concerned ? - Yes ...
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... tell him of the move- ments of the Police ; now what is No. 2 ? -No . 2 is this : some bookmakers , those doing a ... telling us of the difficul- ties the Police experience in enforcing the Betting Act of 1906 ? —Yes . 365. You have told ...
... tell him of the move- ments of the Police ; now what is No. 2 ? -No . 2 is this : some bookmakers , those doing a ... telling us of the difficul- ties the Police experience in enforcing the Betting Act of 1906 ? —Yes . 365. You have told ...
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