HC Deb 03 November 1908 vol 195 cc940-56
MR. WILKIE (Dundee)

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether he has received a communication from the editor of the Scottish Prohibitionist, drawing his attention to the constantly recurring cases in Dundee of merchants defrauding the public by the use of false and unjust weights and measures, and to the fact that the Press does not give publicity to the convictions obtained by the authorities against such merchants; and whether steps will be taken, for the protection of the public, to ensure that the reports of such convictions would be duly published.

(Answered by Mr. Sinclair.) The communication referred to in this Question has been sent to me by the Secretary of State. I have no control as to the action of the Press and do not see my way to interfere.

    c941
  1. Employment of Telegraph Messengers on Postmen's Work during Christmas Pressure. 171 words
  2. cc941-2
  3. Speed of Light Motors in London Streets. 154 words
  4. c942
  5. Telegraphic Facilities at Icklesham, Sussex. 53 words
  6. c942
  7. Political Pensions. 68 words
  8. c942
  9. Closing of Licensed Premises during the Reduction Period—Compensation to Employees. 82 words
  10. c943
  11. Exclusion of Motor Cars from portions of Hyde Park. 116 words
  12. c943
  13. Coats' Coal Contract—Opportunity for Discussion. 60 words
  14. cc943-4
  15. Valuation for Death Duties of Licensed Houses. 203 words
  16. c944
  17. Deaths from Cancer in Ireland. 85 words
  18. cc944-5
  19. Police and the United Irish League. 148 words
  20. c945
  21. Cattle-Driving in Ireland. 209 words
  22. cc945-6
  23. Outrage at Mr. F. E. Mullane's House at Templemore. 112 words
  24. c946
  25. Delay in Gazetting Officers to the Hampshire Regiment (Territorial Army). 90 words
  26. cc946-7
  27. Delay in Issue of Grants to the Ayrshire County Association. 260 words
  28. c947
  29. Entrance of Sons of Militia Officers to Woolwich and Sandhurst. 155 words
  30. cc947-8
  31. Visit of the Postmaster-General to Bradford—Feared Disturbance. 162 words
  32. c948
  33. Hounslow Heath. 150 words
  34. cc948-9
  35. Territorial Army—Separate Instructors for Detachments. 107 words
  36. c949
  37. Control of Instructors of the Territorial Army. 111 words
  38. c949
  39. Discharge of Coal from Steamers at Woolwich Arsenal. 82 words
  40. cc949-50
  41. Punishment of Mr. Ghandi in the Transvaal. 244 words
  42. cc950-1
  43. Value of Land for Small Holdings. 169 words
  44. c951
  45. Sheep and Cattle on Welsh Crown Lands. 63 words
  46. cc951-2
  47. Patents Act—New Industries in Ireland. 300 words
  48. c952
  49. Number of Municipal Officials. 92 words
  50. cc952-3
  51. Congestion in the Island of Lewis. 226 words
  52. c953
  53. Opening of Public-houses during Prohibited Hours for sale of Non-intoxicants. 98 words
  54. c953
  55. Development of Forestry in Ireland. 100 words
  56. c954
  57. Irish Trade Commissioner. 291 words
  58. cc954-5
  59. Labourers performing Painters' Work at Royal College of Science, Dublin. 200 words
  60. c955
  61. Purchase of the Estate of A. E. Humphreys. 115 words
  62. cc955-6
  63. Application for Allotment by Michael M'Cabe. 135 words
  64. c956
  65. Reckless Driving of Motor Cars. 94 words