Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1929 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 64
... Classes . - The teachers take a keen interest in their work , while the prisoners appear to appreciate the classes and join very heartily in singing . An average of 153 males and 22 females attended the Presbyterian classes , and an ...
... Classes . - The teachers take a keen interest in their work , while the prisoners appear to appreciate the classes and join very heartily in singing . An average of 153 males and 22 females attended the Presbyterian classes , and an ...
Page 83
... classes . Inmates are invariably weak in this subject at the time of admission , but after a period of revisal they make good steady progress . Practical workshop arithmetic is taken in the senior classes , whilst simple rules and ...
... classes . Inmates are invariably weak in this subject at the time of admission , but after a period of revisal they make good steady progress . Practical workshop arithmetic is taken in the senior classes , whilst simple rules and ...
Page 84
... class for new admissions , but with the standard being fairly high the work was much easier . The classes have worked well throughout and the general tone in all , even the most backward , where work is difficult , has been excellent ...
... class for new admissions , but with the standard being fairly high the work was much easier . The classes have worked well throughout and the general tone in all , even the most backward , where work is difficult , has been excellent ...
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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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