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number of
Gaming houses and those who frequent there. Its not ace much force in the arguments
There is something to be said for-
ti
A
that as
the police are
how compted by Saming hause whilst illegal they eat become Effective screw there totellishments are legalised.
It is repeatedly stated that the powie are compt from inclination rather from any external couse__
if 20 they and still he as
ready & connive at
A
A
thures in legalised Zaming houses. It sums & me that the police
they now are in illegal
pd be maai
to contront the haaves, and not
sethic.
the houses to regulate the
regulate the officioncy of the And the taking the keeper of the house virtually,
inte hay as Dr. Bridges enggests (page 16. of
of 5th Jane 1850) and making himne
refore those intier ut The Pohie fail to
berform känner any questionable.
If homence the excesses in the gambling
are
really any pernicious it might
A
reprefiae -
house Euhapes be worth which to pass
surtead of a regulating _ ordinance of the
the police might be instructed
Authorities
I hat in fore an occarrons where it might
be thought desirable, ?
tranh 1
hoperis measure like that peopenia b
The some of restraing
Sir J. B.
what
yon
CL
canach wholly prohilit,
and securing decency enfance morality. But to preponderate.
a
my
where
mind the objections
canach
Gach, by Sir J.B.'s plan, world have direct fiscal interest in the multiplication of gambling houses.
world become more respectable,
They
and on
Ingero
Cone
ve
accent more
the lax levied world
nch och of the lockets of
These houses.
The keepers of
of
Which
their rictions. A practica
of Ihne discreditable, and
even immoral, world
receive the final recognition of Such. Lasth, public opening in England world not tolerate the transaction. It is sind teh brothels are
and leak leis
in Hay kong precedent
hat I apprehend no
is drawn from these: a
much importance.
registered
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reverse
distüction of
the duty of the police is clean: