Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 28
... completed at the end of 1925-26 . Quarters under this scheme were provided at no less than 23 separate establishments . The estimated cost of this scheme , as sanctioned , was £ 220,000 ; but the actual cost of the 250 houses was only ...
... completed at the end of 1925-26 . Quarters under this scheme were provided at no less than 23 separate establishments . The estimated cost of this scheme , as sanctioned , was £ 220,000 ; but the actual cost of the 250 houses was only ...
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... completed the exceptional period of 45 years of efficient public service . His ability and resource in coping with difficulties of every kind , and his thorough knowledge of the history of many prison problems , derived from his long ...
... completed the exceptional period of 45 years of efficient public service . His ability and resource in coping with difficulties of every kind , and his thorough knowledge of the history of many prison problems , derived from his long ...
Page 33
... completion of the sentence . The competence of Prison Medical Officers is brought out by an extract from an address delivered by the late Dr. R. H. Cole , an authority on mental diseases , before the Royal Society of Medicine . " The ...
... completion of the sentence . The competence of Prison Medical Officers is brought out by an extract from an address delivered by the late Dr. R. H. Cole , an authority on mental diseases , before the Royal Society of Medicine . " The ...
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... completed in September , 1925 , and is generally considered to be a good one , as giving a more evenly balanced and varied diet than that in use . As yet , however , it has unfortunately been impossible to introduce it into prisons , on ...
... completed in September , 1925 , and is generally considered to be a good one , as giving a more evenly balanced and varied diet than that in use . As yet , however , it has unfortunately been impossible to introduce it into prisons , on ...
Page 55
... that they have no chance of release until they have completed a large part of their sentence , they become resentful and disappointed and soured . ( 23748 ) D2 APPENDIX No. 3 . International Penitentiary Congress , London , 55.
... that they have no chance of release until they have completed a large part of their sentence , they become resentful and disappointed and soured . ( 23748 ) D2 APPENDIX No. 3 . International Penitentiary Congress , London , 55.
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