HC Deb 19 June 1922 vol 155 cc929-36

(1) In lieu of the duties of Customs payable on coffee and chicory imported into Great Britain or Ireland there shall, subject to the provisions of Section eight of the Finance Act. 1919, be charged, levied and paid as from the fifteenth day of May, nineteen hundred and twenty-two, the following reduced duties, that is to say:

£ s. d.
Coffee (not kiln-dried, roasted or ground), the cwt. 1 8 0
Coffee (kiln-dried, roasted or ground), the lb. 0 0 4
Chicory (raw or kiln-dried), the cwt. 1 6 6
Chicory (roasted or ground), the lb. 0 0 4

(2) In lieu of the duty of Excise payable on chicory there shall, as from the fifteenth day of May, nineteen hundred and twenty-two, be charged, levied and paid the following reduced duty, that is to my:

£ s. d.
Chicory (raw or kiln-dried), the cwt. 1 1 1

and so in proportion for any less quantity.

(3) In lieu of the duty of Excise now pay-able in respect of coffee substitutes there shall, as from the fifteenth day of May, nineteen hundred and twenty-two, be charged, levied and paid on any article or substance prepared or manufactured for the purpose of being in imitation of, or in any respect to resemble, or to serve as a substitute for, coffee or chicory, and on any mixture of any such article or substance with coffee or chicory, the following reduced duty. that is to say:

£ s. d.
For every quarter of a. pound of any such article., substance or mixture, which is sold or kept for sale in Great Britain or Ireland 0 0 1

(4) For the rates of drawback an coffee and chicory and mixtures of coffee and chicory specified in Section twenty-two of the Finance Act, 1916, there shall be substituted the following reduced rates, that is to say:

£ s. d.
Coffee, far every 100 lbs, 1 8 0
Chicory, for every 100 lbs. 1 2 6
Mixtures of coffee and chicory, for every 100 lbs. 1 2 6

Provided that the reduction of rates under this Sub-section shall not have effect in relation to any goods as respects which it is shown to the satisfaction of the Commissioners of Customs and Excise that duty was paid at the rate in force before the fifteenth day of May, nineteen hundred and twenty-two.

The CHAIRMAN

The first Amendment to this Clause, standing in the name of the hon. and gallant. Member for East Newcastle (Major Barnes)—[in Subsection (1), after the word "or," to insert the word "Northern"]—and the second Amendment, in the name of the hon. and gallant Member for Central. Aberdeen (Major M. Wood)—[in Subsection (1), to leave out the words "subject to the provisions of Section eight of the Finance Act, 1919"]—are covered by previous decisions.

Amendment. proposed: In Sub-section (1), leave out "£1 8s.," and insert instead thereof "£1 1s."—[Mr. Foot.]

Question nut, "That £1 8s.' stand part of the Clause."

The Committee divided: Ayes, 173; Noes, 79.

Division No. 146.] AYES. [8.4o p.m.
Adkins, Sir William Ryland Dent Atkey, A. R. Barrand, A. R.
Agg-Gardner, Sir James Tynte Balfour, George (Hampstead) Bartley-Denniss, Sir Edmund Robert
Amery, Rt. Hon. Leopold C. M. S. Banner, Sir John S. Harmood- Bell, Lieut.-Col. W. C. H. (Devizes)
Armitage, Robert Barnett, Major Richard W. Bird, Sir R. B. (Wolverhampton, W.)
Astbury, Lieut.-Com. F[...]ederick W. Barnston, Major Harry Bird, Sir William B. M. (Chichester)
Blair, Sir Reginald Haslam, Lewis Pinkham, Lieut.-Colonel Charles
Berwick, Major G. O. I Henderson, Major V. L. (Tradeston) Pollock, Rt. Hon. Sir Ernest Murray
Boscawen, Rt. Hon. Sir A. Griffith- Hennessy, Major J. R. G. Pownall, Lieut.-Colonel Assheton
Bowyer, Captain G. W. E. Herbert, Dennis (Hertford, Watford) Pratt, John William
Breese, Major Charles E. Hilder, Lieut.-Colonel Frank Preston, Sir W. R.
Bridgeman, Rt. Hon. William Clive Hills, Major John Waller Prescott, Major Sir W. H.
Briggs, Harold Hinds, John Rae, Sir Henry N.
Broad, Thomas Tucker Holbrook, Sir Arthur Richard Rawlinson, John Frederick Peel
Brown, Brig.-Gen. H. C. (Newbury) Hood, Sir Joseph Remer, J. R.
Buckley, Lieut.-Colonel A. Hope, Sir H. (Stirling & Cl'ckm'nn, W.) Richardson, Sir Alex. (Gravesend)
Campion, Lieut.-Colonel W. R. Hope, Lt.-Col. Sir J. A. (Midlothian) Richardson, Lt.-Col. Sir P. (Chertsey)
Carr, W. Theodore Hopkins, John W. W. Roberts, Rt. Hon. G. H. (Norwich)
Carter, R. A. D. (Man., Withington) Hopkinson, A. (Lancaster, Mossley) Rodger, A. K.
Casey, T. W. Horne, Edgar (Surrey, Guildford) Roundell, Colonel R. F.
Chamberlain, Rt. Hn. J. A. (Birm. W.) Horne, Sir R. S. (Glasgow, Hillhead) Rutherford, Sir W. W. (Edge Hill)
Chamberlain, N. (Birm., Ladywood) Hunter-Weston, Lt.-Gen. Sir Aylmer Samuel, A. M. (Surrey, Farnham)
Cheyne, Sir William Watson Hurst. Lieut.-Colonel Gerald B. Samuel, Samuel (W'dsworth, Putney)
Churchman, Sir Arthur Inskip, Thomas Walker H. Sanders, Colonel Sir Robert Arthur
Clay, Lieut.-Colonel H. H. Spender Jodreil, Neville Paul Scott, A. M. (Glasgow, Bridgeton)
Clough, Sir Robert Johnson, Sir Stanley Scott. Sir Leslie (Liverp'1, Exchange)
Cobb, Sir Cyril Jones, Henry Haydn (Merioneth) Shaw, Hon. Alex. (Kilmarnock)
Cohen, Major J. Brunel Kellaway, Rt. Hon. Fredk. George Shaw, William T. (Forfar)
Colvin, Brigs.-General Richare Beale Kelley, Major Fred (Rotherham) Simm, M. T.
Davies, Sir William H. (Bristol, S.) Kidd, James Smith, Sir Allan M. (Croydon, South)
Dewhurst, Lieut.-Commander Harry King, Captain Henry Douglas Smith, Sir Harold (Warrington)
Doyle, N. Grattan Law, Alfred J. (Rochdale) Stanley, Major Hon. G. (Preston)
Du Pre, Colonel William Baring Lloyd, George Butler Steel, Major S. Strang
Edgar, Clifford B. Lorden, John William Stephenson, Lieut.-Colonel H. K.
Edge, Captain Sir William M'Donald, Dr. Bouverie F. P. Sturrock, J. Leng
Edwards, Major J. (Aberavon) Macdonald, Sir Murdoch (Inverness) Sugden, W. H.
Elliott, Lt.-Col. Sir D. (Islington, W.) Mackinder, Sir H. J. (Camlachie) Surtees, Brigadier-General H. C.
Evans, Ernest McLaren, Robert (Lanark, Northern) Sutherland, Sir William
Eyres-Monsell, Com. Bolton M. Macleod. J. Mackintosh Sykes, Sir Charles (Huddersfield)
Fell, Sir Arthur Magnus, Sir Philip Taylor, J.
Flannery, Sir James Fortescue Malone, Major P. B. (Tottenham, S.) Terrell, George (Wilts, Chippenham)
Foreman, Sir Henry Manville, Edward Thomson, F. C. (Aberdeen, South)
Forestier Walker, L. Middlebrook, Sir William Thomson, Sir W. Mitchell. (Maryhill)
Forrest, Walter Mitchell, Sir William Lane Tryon, Major George Clement
Fraser, Major Sir Keith Moreing, Captain Algernon H. Turton, Edmund Russborough
Fremantle, Lieut.-Colonel Francis E. Murchison, C. K. Wallace, J.
Ganzoni, Sir John Murray, C. D. (Edinburgh) Waiters, Rt. Hon. Sir John Tudor
Gardner. Ernest Murray, John (Leeds, West) Ward, William Dudley (Southampton)
Gee, Captain Robert Noal, Arthur Warren, Sir Alfred H.
Gibbs, Colonel George Abraham Newson. Sir Percy Wilson Williams, C. (Tavistock)
Gilmour, Lieut.-Colonel Sir John Newton. Sir D. G. C. (Cambridge) Willoughby, Lieut.-Col. Hon. Claud
Goff, Sir R. Park Nield, Sir Herbert Winterton, Earl
Green, Joseph F. (Leicester, W.) Norris. Colonel Sir Henry G. Wise, Frederick
Gregory, Holman Norton-Griffiths, Lieut.-Col. Sir John Wood, Hon. Edward F. L. (Ripon)
Greig, Colonel Sir James William Pain, Brig.-Gen. Sir W. Hacket Wood. Sir J. (Stalybridge & Hyde)
Gritten, W. G. Howard Parker, James Worsfold, T. Cato
Hacking, Captain Douglas H. Parry, Lieut.-Colonel Thomas Henry
Hall, Lieut.-Col. Sir F. (Dulwich) Pearce, Sir William TELLERS FOR THE AYES.—
Hamilton, Major Sir C. G. C. Pease. Rt. Hon. Herbert Pike Colonel Leslie Wilson and Mr. McCurdy.
Hannon Patrick Joseph Henry Perring, William George
NOES.
Adamson, Rt. Hon. William Hall, F. (York, W.R., Normanton) Royce, William Stapleton
Ammon, Charles George Harmsworth, Hon. E. C. (Kent) Sexton, James
Banton, George Hayday, Arthur Shaw, Thomas (Preston)
Barker, G. (Monmouth, Abertillery) Hayward, Evan Sitch, Charles H.
Barton, Sir William (Oldham) Henderson, Rt. Hon. A. (Widnes) Smith, W. R. (Wellingborough)
Bell, James (Lancaster, Ormskirk) Hirst, G. H. Spencer, George A.
Bramsdon, Sir Thomas Hodge, Rt. Hon. John Spoor, B. G.
Briant, Frank Hogge, James Myles Sueter, Rear-Admiral Murray Fraser
Bromfleid, William Holmes. J. Stanley Sutton, John Edward
Brown, James (Ayr and Bute) John, William (Rhondda, West) Swan, J. E.
Cairns, John Jones, Morgan (Caerphilly) Thomas, Rt. Hon. James H. (Derby)
Cape, Thomas Kenworthy, Lieut.-Commander J. M. Thomson, T. (Middlesbrough, West)
Carter, W. (Nottingham, Mansfield) Kiley James Daniel Thorne, G. R. (Wolverhampton, E.)
Collins, Sir Godfrey (Greenock) Lawson, John James Tillett, Benjamin
Cowan, D. M. (Scottish Universities) Lunn, William Ward, Col. J. (Stoke upon Trent)
Davies, A. (Lancaster, Clitheroe) Lyle-Samuel, Alexander Waterson, A. E.
Davies, Alfred Thomas (Lincoln) Maclean, Nell (Glasgow, Govan) Watts-Morgan, Lieut.-Col. D.
Davison, J. E. (Smethwick) Maclean, Rt. Hn. Sir D.(Midlothian) Wedgwood, Colonel Josiah C.
Edwards, C. (Monmouth, Bedwellty) Mills, John Edmund Wignall, James
Entwistle, Major C. F. Murray, Dr. D. (Inverness & Ross) Williams, Col. P. (Middlesbrough, E.)
Erskine, James Malcolm Monteith Newhould, Alfred Ernest Wilson, James (Dudley)
Galbraith, Samuel Poison, Sir Thomas A. Wintringham, Margaret
Gillis, William Rattan, Peter Wilson Wood, Major M. M. (Aberdeen, C.)
Graham, W. (Edinburgh, Central) Richardson, R. (Houghton-le-Spring) Young, Robert (Lancaster, Newton)
Griffiths, T. (Monmouth, Pontypool) Roberts, Frederick O. (W. Bromwich)
Grundy, T. W. Robertson, John TELLERS FOR THE NOES.—
Guest, J. (York, W.R., Hemsworth) Rose. Frank H. Mr. Foot and Mr. C. White.
The CHAIRMAN

The remaining Amendments on this Clause are either covered by, or are consequential upon, the decision just taken.

Motion made, and Question proposed, "That the Clause stand part of the Bill."

Mr. MACLEAN

This Clause imposes a duty upon coffee, and the argument, which I used earlier in the Debate, might easily be applied also to this Clause, that we have for many years been desirous of a free breakfast table. I have a new Clause on the Paper having for its object the entire repeal of the duty upon coffee. We at least upon these benches have no desire to continue the imposition of taxes of this nature. The duty on coffee not only presses hard upon the people of this country, but, if the old argument of the Tariff Reformer holds good, that the country which sends the commodity pays the tax, there is bound to be a considerable amount of friction between this country and the countries from which we import the chief quantities of coffee. If there be any truth in the statement that the foreigner pays, we know where we are; but I am rather inclined to believe that it is the consumer who pays, and that Members opposite themselves realise that, when they are at such pains, at varying intervals, to reduce the taxation upon those articles, and then come before this House, and through this House assure the country that they have conferred a boon upon the taxpaying community by reducing taxes. As the Chancellor of the Exchequer has told us already to-day, our tea is cheaper because we have reduced the duty upon it. All the arguments that are put forward by Members on the opposite benches with regard to the taxation of food or other commodities which are brought into this country are certainly very contradictory when we view them in the light of actual experience.

The CHAIRMAN

The speech of the hon. Member might be directed to any subject of direct taxation, and might have been in order on the first tax imposed by the Finance Bill. I must now ask him to give his reasons why the duty on coffee should not be imposed.

Mr. MACLEAN

My reasons why we should not have a tax upon coffee I have been trying to elaborate, and I was leading up to the point of saying what the actual incidence of the duty meant to the working people of this country. I was going on to point out the actual hardship bearing upon them and the inconsistency in the statements of Ministers and Members on the other side relative to the imposition of this duty. However, I do not think the Committee, particularly at this time of the evening, are desirous of hearing a very elaborate discussion on the Coffee Duty, one reason being that many of them are being detained from their coffee in order to take part in the next Division, I will not. therefore, stand in the way of their getting to their taxed coffee at the earliest possible moment.

Mr. AMMON

I rise to support the opposition to this duty. This is a matter which really requires the serious consideration of this Committee, because coffee is being consumed in larger quantities than was the rule hitherto, and though it may be that the consumption of coffee is being temporarily suspended so far as certain members of this Committee are concerned, we are concerned more with the community, and, at a time when people are more neurotic than they have ever been, it certainly would be disadvantageous if we continued the duty on this necessary stimulant in the manner suggested. I saw in the paper the other day, in reference to this question of coffee drinking, a point that, I imagine, will prove of interest to hon. Members on opposite benches. It was said there that those nations, like the Turks, which drink much coffee show an absence of gout that is striking. That, too, would seem to suggest taking the duty off coffee.

Question put, "That the Clause stand part of the Bill."

The Committee divided: Ayes. 189: Noes, 72.

Division No. 147] AYES. [8.57 p m.
Adkins, Sir William Ryland Dent Atkey, A. R. Barrand, A. R.
Agg-Gardner, Sir James Tynte Baird, Sir John Lawrence Bartley-Denniss, Sir Edmund Robert
Amery, Rt. Hon. Leopold C. M. S. Balfour, George (Hampstead) Bell, Lieut.-Col. W. C. H. (Devizes)
Armitage, Robert Banner. Sir John S. Harmood Bird, Sir R. B. (Wolverhampton, W,)
Armstrong, Henry Bruce Barnett, Major Richard W. Bird, Sir William B. M. (Chichester)
Astbury, Lieut.-Com. Frederick W. Barnston, Major Harry Blair, Sir Reginald
Berwick, Major G. O. Henderson, Lt.-Col, V. L. (Tradeston) Perring, William George
Boscawen, Rt. Hon. Sir A. Griffith- Hennessy, Major J. R. G. Pinkham, Lieut.-Colonel Charles
Bowyer, Captain G. W. E. Herbert, Dennis (Hertford, Watford) Pollock, Rt. Hon. Sir Ernest Murray
Breese, Major Charles E. Hilder, Lieut.-Colonel Frank Poison, Sir Thomas A.
Bridgeman, Rt. Hon. William Clive Hills, Major John Wailer Pownall, Lieut.-Colonel Assheton
Briggs, Harold Hinds, John Pratt, John William
Broad, Thomas Tucker Hohler, Gerald Fitzroy Preston, Sir W. R.
Brown, Brig.-Gen. H. C. (Newbury) Holbrook, Sir Arthur Richard Prescott, Major Sir W. H.
Buckley, Lieut.-Colonel A. Hood, Sir Joseph Rae, Sir Henry N.
Campion, Lieut.-Colonel W. R. Hope, Sir H.(Stirling & Cl'ckm'nn, W.) Rawlinson, John Frederick Peel
Carr, W. Theodore Hope, Lt.-Col. Sir J. A. (Midlothian) Remer, J. R.
Carter, R. A. D. (Man., Withington) Hopkins, John W. W. Richardson, Sir Alex. (Gravesend)
Casey, T. W. Hopkinson, A. (Lancaster, Mossley) Richardson, Lt.-Col. Sir P. (Chertsey)
Chamberlain, Rt. Hn. J. A. (Birm. W.) Horne, Edgar (Surrey, Guildford) Roberts, Rt. Hon. G. H. (Norwich)
Chamberlain, N. (Birm., Ladywood) Horne, Sir R. S. (Glasgow, Hillhead) Robinson, Sir T. (Lancs., Stretford)
Cheyne, Sir William Watson Hunter-Weston. Lt.-Gen. Sir Aylmer Rodger, A. K.
Churchman, Sir Arthur Hurst, Lieut.-Colonel Gerald B. Rutherford, Sir W. W. (Edge Hill)
Clay, Lieut.-Colonel H. H. Spender Inskip, Thomas Walker H. Samuel, A. M. (Surrey, Farnham)
Clough, Sir Robert Jephcott, A. R. Samuel, Samuel (W'dsworth, Putney)
Cobb, Sir Cyril Jodrell, Neville Paul Sanders, Colonel Sir Robert Arthur
Cockerill, Brigadier-General G. K. Johnson, Sir Stanley Scott, A. M. (Glasgow, Bridgeton)
Cohen, Major J. Brunel Jones, Henry Haydn (Merioneth) Scott, Sir Leslie (Liverp'1, Exchange)
Colvin, Brig.-General Richard Beale Kellaway, Rt. Hon. Fredk. George Shaw, Hon. Alex. (Kilmarnock)
Cowan, Sir H. (Aberdeen and Kinc.) Kelley, Major Fred (Rotherham) Shaw, William T. (Forfar)
Davies, Sir William H. (Bristol, S.) Kidd, James Simm, M. T.
Dewhurst, Lieut.-Commander Harry King, Captain Henry Douglas Smith, Sir Allan M. (Croydon, South)
Doyle, N. Grattan Law, Alfred J. (Rochdale) Smith, Sir Harold (Warrington)
Du Pre, Colonel William Baring Lewis, Rt. Hon. J. H. (Univ., Wales) Stanley, Major Hon. G. (Preston)
Edgar, Clifford B. Lloyd, George Butler Steel, Major S. Strang
Edge, Captain Sir William Locker-Lampson, G. (Wood Green) Stephenson, Lieut.-Colonel H. K.
Edwards, Major J. (Aberavon) Lorden, John William Sturrock, J. Leng
Elliott, Lt.-Col. Sir G. (Islington. W.) McCurdy, Rt. Hon. Charles A. Sueter, Rear-Admiral Murray Fraser
Erskine, James Malcolm Monteith M'Donald, Dr. Bouverie F. P. Sugden, W. H.
Evans, Ernest Macdonald, Sir Murdoch (Inverness) Surtees, Brigadier-General H. C.
Eyres-Monsell, Commander B. M. Mackinder, Sir H. J. (Camlachie) Sutherland, Sir William
Fell, Sir Arthur McLaren, Robert (Lanark, Northern) Sykes, Sir Charles (Huddersfield)
Flannery, Sir James Fortescue Macleod, J. Mackintosh Taylor, J.
Foreman, Sir Henry McNeill, Ronald (Kent, Canterbury) Terrell, George (Wilts, Chippenham)
Forestier-Walker, L. Mallalieu, Frederick William Thomson, F. C. (Aberdeen, South)
Forrest, Walter Malone, Major P. B. (Tottenham. S.) Thomson, Sir W. Mitchell- (Maryhill)
Fraser, Major Sir Keith Manville, Edward Tryon, Major George Clement
Fremantle, Lieut.-Colonel Francis E. Middlebrook, Sir William Turton, Edmund Russborough
Ganzoni, Sir John Mitchell, Sir William Lane Wallace, J.
Gardner, Ernest Moreing, Captain Algernon H. Waiters, Rt. Hon. Sir John Tudor
Gee, Captain Robert Murchison, C. K. Ward, Col. J. (Stoke upon Trent)
Gibbs, Colonel George Abraham Murray, C. D. (Edinburgh) Warren, Sir Alfred H.
Gilmour, Lieut.-Colonel Sir John Murray, John (Leeds, West) Williams, C. (Tavistock)
Goff, Sir R. Park Neal, Arthur Willoughby. Lieut.-Col. Hon. Claud
Gray, Major Ernest (Accrington) Newson, Sir Percy Wilson Winfrey, Sir Richard
Green, Joseph F. (Leicester, W.) Newton. Sir D. G. C. (Cambridge) Winterton, Earl
Gregory, Holman Weld, Sir Herbert Wise, Frederick
Greig, Colonel Sir James William Norris, Colonel Sir Henry G. Wood, Hon. Edward F. L. (Ripon)
Gritten, W. G. Howard Norton-Griffiths, Lieut.-Col. Sir John Wood, Sir J. (Stalybridge & Hyde)
Hacking, Captain Douglas H. Pain, Brig.-Gen. Sir W. Hacket Worsfold, T. Cato
Hall, Lieut.-Col. Sir F. (Dulwich) Parker, James
Hamilton. Mayor Sir C. G. C. Parry, Lieut.-Colonel Thomas Henry TELLERS FOR THE AYES.—
Hannon, Patrick Joseph Henry Pearce, Sir William Colonel Leslie Wilson and Mr. Dudley Ward.
Harmsworth, Hon. E. C. (Kent) Pease, Rt. Hon. Herbert Pike
Haslam, Lewis
NOES.
Adamson, Rt. Hon. William Hall, F. (York, W.R., Normanton) Shaw, Thomas (Preston)
Ammon, Charles George Hayday, Arthur Sitch, Charles H.
Banton, George Hayward, Evan Smith, W. R. (Wellingborough)
Barker, G. (Monmouth, Abertillery) Henderson, Rt. Hon. A. (Widnes) Spencer, George A.
Barton, Sir William (Oldham) Hirst, G. H. Spoor. B. G.
Bell, James (Lancaster, Ormskirk) Hedge, Rt. Hon. John Station, John Edward
Bramsdon, Sir Thomas Hogge, James Myles Swan, J. E.
Briant, Frank Holmes. J. Stanley Thomas, Rt. Hon. James H. (Derby)
Bromfield, William John, William (Rhondda, West) Thomson, T. (Middlesbrough, West)
Brown, James (Ayr and Bute) Kenworthy, Lieut.-Commander J. M. Thorne, G. R. (Wolverhampton, E.)
Cairns, John Kiley, James Daniel Tillett, Benjamin
Cape, Thomas Lawson, John James Walsh, Stephen (Lancaster, Ince)
Carter, W. (Nottingham, Mansfield) Lunn, William Waterson, A. E.
Clynes, Rt. Hon. John R. Maclean, Rt. Hon. Sir D. (Midlothian) Watts-Morgan. Lieut.-Col. D.
Collins, Sir Godfrey (Greenock) Mills, John Edmund Wedgwood, Colonel Josiah C.
Cowan, D. M. (Scottish Universities) Mosley, Oswald White, Charles F. (Derby, Western)
Davies, A. (Lancaster, Clitheroe) Murray, Dr. D. (Inverness & Ross) Wignall, James
Davison, J. E. (Smethwick) Newbould, Alfred Ernest Williams, Col. P. (Middlesbrough, E.)
Edwards, C. (Monmouth, Bedwellty) Rattan, Peter Wilson Wilson, James (Dudley)
Foot, Isaac Richardson, R. (Houghton-le-Spring) Wood, Major M. M. (Aberdeen. C.)
Galbraith. Samuel Roberts, Frederick O. (W. Bromwich) Young, Robert (Lancaster, Newton)
Gillis, William Robertson, John
Graham. W. (Edinburgh, Central) Rose, Frank H. TELLERS FOR THE NOES.—
Griffiths, T. (Monmouth, Pontypool) Royce, William Stapleton Mr. Neil Maclean and Mr. Morgan Jones.
Grundy, T. W. Sexton, James
Guest, J. (York. W.R., Hemsworth)