HC Deb 22 July 1903 vol 125 c1449
MR. LAMBERT

I beg to ask Mr. Attorney-General if the Government have yet arrived at any decision with regard to the ultimate incidence of the costs incurred in the prosecution of Mr. Whitaker Wright; and whether, in view of the importance of vindicating commercial morality, he will direct the costs of the prosecution to be borne by the Crown.

THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL (Sir ROBERT FINLAY,) Inverness Burghs

It would be premature at this stage of the proceedings to give any decision on the Question of the hon. Member.

MR. LAMBERT

When does the hon. and learned Gentleman think he can give his decision?

SIR ROBERT FINLAY

The prosecution is coming on shortly, and when it is over the question can be considered.