Pamphlets on licensing, 1901-7.
Contributors: National Trade Defence Association.
Publisher: National Trade Defence Association [et al.]
Published: 1901
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 25
Table of contents: value: Contents: The Intoxicating Liquors (Sale to Children) Act, 1886: the child messenger question - Proposed legislation as to "child messengers" / by Archibald F. Smith - The Beer Bill, 1902: speeches / by Fletcher Moulton and Sir Michael Foster - "Punch" and the licensing magistrates - Compensation in licensing / by Sir Ralph Littler - Reduction of licenses: experiment and experience - Time limit and compensation - The licensing question: a retrospect and a suggestion / by Sir Edward Clarke.; value: The licensing question: points to be considered in connection with any proposed legislation - The licensing question: further points for consideration - Time limit and compensation - The Licensing Bill, 1904: an epitome of the debates in the House of Commons - The Licensing Bill of 1904: criticisms answered / by Frederick Ernest Slee - The Licensing Act, 1904: memorandum of proceedings in Parliament - Effects of prohibition or no-licence in New Zealand / by John McKeague - Prohibition or no license in NewZealand: its real effects / by John McKeague.; value: The "Pure" Beer Movement, 2nd ed - Proposed new licensing legislation: "The case for the trade" - Temperance legislation / by E.N. Buxton - Time limit - The licensing question: a plea for patience - The club question: a plea for fair play - Time limit, 2nd ed - Liquor Traffic Local Option (Scotland) Bill in House of Commons - Piecrust promises - Concerning the brewery trade.