HC Deb 08 April 1913 vol 51 c1006W
Mr. GINNELL

asked the Secretary to the Treasury if any Member of this House received, directly or indirectly, from public funds a professional fee in connection with the case of Bowles v. the Bank of England; and, if so, will he say who and how much?

Mr. MASTERMAN

The Attorney-General and the Solicitor-General received fees amounting to £104 3s. and £64 19s. respectively. I am not aware whether any part of Mr. Bowles' taxed costs, which were defrayed from public funds, represented payments to Members of this House.