Mr Frank Varley, former MP, Mansfield

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Orders of the Day — Racecourse Betting Bill.: Clause 1. — (Betting Act, 1853, not to apply to racecourses.) 6 Jul 1928

Will the hon. Member explain from what document he is reading?
Orders of the Day — Private Business.: NOTTINGHAMSHIRE AND DERBYSHIRE TRAMWAYS (TROLLEY VEHICLES, Etc.) BILL [Lords] (By Order). 3 Jul 1928

I beg to second the Amendment. I do so on the broad general principle that this House should never grant a monopoly to anybody without public safeguards, and so far as I am able to understand the Bill, I do not see that it gives those safeguards. There are other matters upon which this House should be better informed before granting extended powers to this company. I happened to be, in 1913,...
Orders of the Day — Private Business.: NOTTINGHAMSHIRE AND DERBYSHIRE TRAMWAYS (TROLLEY VEHICLES, Etc.) BILL [Lords] (By Order). 3 Jul 1928

Very probably the hon. Member for Hulme (Sir J. Nail) would be able to draw the distinction, but I cannot.

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Former MP for Mansfield

Entered the House of Commons on 6 December 1923 — General election

Left the House of Commons on 17 March 1929 — Died

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Mr Frank Varley