Parliamentary Papers, 37권 |
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And to be purchased , either directly or through any Bookseller , from JOHN MENZIES & CO . , 12 HANOVER STREET , EDINBURGH , and 90 WEST NILE STREET , GLASGOW ; or EYRE & SPOTTISWOODE , EAST HARDING STREET , FLEET STREET , E.C .
And to be purchased , either directly or through any Bookseller , from JOHN MENZIES & CO . , 12 HANOVER STREET , EDINBURGH , and 90 WEST NILE STREET , GLASGOW ; or EYRE & SPOTTISWOODE , EAST HARDING STREET , FLEET STREET , E.C .
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If again arrested they are brought before the magistrate ; the evidence adduced against them being that of two constables , who swear that they have known them for so long as common street - walkers , and that on the previous night ...
If again arrested they are brought before the magistrate ; the evidence adduced against them being that of two constables , who swear that they have known them for so long as common street - walkers , and that on the previous night ...
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11 х MU XX . of their cases were very sad , one prisoner , for example , telling us that she had taken to A the streets because she was beaten by her husband for refusing to prostitute herself for his gain in a brothel kept by his ...
11 х MU XX . of their cases were very sad , one prisoner , for example , telling us that she had taken to A the streets because she was beaten by her husband for refusing to prostitute herself for his gain in a brothel kept by his ...
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... and with every day's imprisonment , become more callous to their punishment . The one object which these heavy sentences achieve is temporarily to clear the streets of a demoralising and troublesome element of the population .
... and with every day's imprisonment , become more callous to their punishment . The one object which these heavy sentences achieve is temporarily to clear the streets of a demoralising and troublesome element of the population .
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We have boys brought up in great numbers for kicking pieces of paper on the street in the form of a ball , and any number of lads who are perhaps ... The apprehensions with regard to football - playing on ' the streets are enormous in ...
We have boys brought up in great numbers for kicking pieces of paper on the street in the form of a ball , and any number of lads who are perhaps ... The apprehensions with regard to football - playing on ' the streets are enormous in ...
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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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