Parliamentary Papers, 37권 |
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... that of Mr King as to the high percentage of cures in Glasgow was not sufficiently detailed to carry conviction in a matter where the vendors of the medicines kept their nature secret and extracted large sums for their sale , and in ...
... that of Mr King as to the high percentage of cures in Glasgow was not sufficiently detailed to carry conviction in a matter where the vendors of the medicines kept their nature secret and extracted large sums for their sale , and in ...
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As it was , he candidly admitted , as a matter of course , that when he got out he would get drunk again , and equally as a matter of course that in his drunkenness he would avenge upon his wife the hardships of his imprisonment .
As it was , he candidly admitted , as a matter of course , that when he got out he would get drunk again , and equally as a matter of course that in his drunkenness he would avenge upon his wife the hardships of his imprisonment .
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The lieutenants simply act upon their own discretion in that matter ? -Yes , I think so . 27. Do you take it that the arrests of prostitutes are to a large extent connected with drunkenness ? -A very large number of them . 28.
The lieutenants simply act upon their own discretion in that matter ? -Yes , I think so . 27. Do you take it that the arrests of prostitutes are to a large extent connected with drunkenness ? -A very large number of them . 28.
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Is that not a matter for the magistrate ? -It is a matter for both . These steps are always taken . Cases are very rarely sent directly from the Court ; as a rule , they are sent before this Committee , and then to the Justice of Peace ...
Is that not a matter for the magistrate ? -It is a matter for both . These steps are always taken . Cases are very rarely sent directly from the Court ; as a rule , they are sent before this Committee , and then to the Justice of Peace ...
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In that matter I think a good deal might be left to the discretion of the magistrate to judge from the circumstances . Personally I do not think young children should be sent to prison at all . 483. And what would you do with them ?
In that matter I think a good deal might be left to the discretion of the magistrate to judge from the circumstances . Personally I do not think young children should be sent to prison at all . 483. And what would you do with them ?
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| 제목 | Parliamentary Papers, 37권 |
| 저자 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| 발행인 | H.M. Stationery Office, 1895 |
| 소장 | 하버드 대학교 |
| 디지털화된 날짜: | 2008년 1월 4일 |
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