Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1929 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 16
... Home Secretary , and whilst they have no direct powers to require any changes or improvements that they may think desirable , we were glad to learn in evidence that Chief Constables in general willingly accept their advice and ...
... Home Secretary , and whilst they have no direct powers to require any changes or improvements that they may think desirable , we were glad to learn in evidence that Chief Constables in general willingly accept their advice and ...
Page 95
... home . At school from 5 till 14. Passed supplementary class . Attended Presbyterian Sunday school and church frequently as a boy ; never attends church now . Started to learn carpentry , but left after 11 months as aunt's home was ...
... home . At school from 5 till 14. Passed supplementary class . Attended Presbyterian Sunday school and church frequently as a boy ; never attends church now . Started to learn carpentry , but left after 11 months as aunt's home was ...
Page 98
... home in 1922 and has since lived in common lodging- houses . Single . Takes drink in moderation . Blames unemploy- ment for downfall . Started street betting when out of work . Appears mentally sound and active . 22. Age 22. Offence ...
... home in 1922 and has since lived in common lodging- houses . Single . Takes drink in moderation . Blames unemploy- ment for downfall . Started street betting when out of work . Appears mentally sound and active . 22. Age 22. Offence ...
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Reports by H M Inspectors of Constabulary | 3 |
The Judges Rules | 69 |
Duties and Difficulties of the Police in Dealing | 76 |
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