Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... grant facilities for payment . The Third Resolution , which was only reached after a long de- bate on the first principles of the indeterminate sentence , repre- sents a compromise between the view , widely held abroad , that the ...
... grant facilities for payment . The Third Resolution , which was only reached after a long de- bate on the first principles of the indeterminate sentence , repre- sents a compromise between the view , widely held abroad , that the ...
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... grant of a licence , have so far worked smoothly . X. - AID ON DISCHARGE . ( 1 ) Local . The reports of the Prisoners ' Aid Societies at the local prisons show that , out of 40,568 convicted men who were discharged from prison after ...
... grant of a licence , have so far worked smoothly . X. - AID ON DISCHARGE . ( 1 ) Local . The reports of the Prisoners ' Aid Societies at the local prisons show that , out of 40,568 convicted men who were discharged from prison after ...
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... grant of £ 1,000 for the third year in succession , and the money was carefully distributed by us , as before , after consultation with the representatives of the Central Discharged Prisoners ' Aid Society . This special grant has had a ...
... grant of £ 1,000 for the third year in succession , and the money was carefully distributed by us , as before , after consultation with the representatives of the Central Discharged Prisoners ' Aid Society . This special grant has had a ...
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... grant and in part from voluntary effort . The Government grant takes two forms : first , every society receives a capitation grant of 1s . for every convicted prisoner discharged , provided that this grant is met by a voluntary annual ...
... grant and in part from voluntary effort . The Government grant takes two forms : first , every society receives a capitation grant of 1s . for every convicted prisoner discharged , provided that this grant is met by a voluntary annual ...
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... Grant 175 175 58,690 12,411 2,513 13,161 86,775 D. NEW BUILDINGS 32,918 7,699 518 6,583 47,718 E. MAINTENANCE of CRIMINAL LUNATICS , & C . 5,487 130 38 103 5,758 F. MAINTENANCE OF PRISONERS IN POLICE CELLS 88 88 Total gross expenditure ...
... Grant 175 175 58,690 12,411 2,513 13,161 86,775 D. NEW BUILDINGS 32,918 7,699 518 6,583 47,718 E. MAINTENANCE of CRIMINAL LUNATICS , & C . 5,487 130 38 103 5,758 F. MAINTENANCE OF PRISONERS IN POLICE CELLS 88 88 Total gross expenditure ...
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