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were being supplemented under the National Assistance Act , comprising 30,300 out of 44,900 pensions received by men , 85,500 out of 125,700 received by single women or widows , and 8,500 out of 13,000 received by married women .
were being supplemented under the National Assistance Act , comprising 30,300 out of 44,900 pensions received by men , 85,500 out of 125,700 received by single women or widows , and 8,500 out of 13,000 received by married women .
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We received little criticism of the mixing in approved schools of offenders and non - offenders , but some witnesses suggested that separate establishments should be provided for the two categories . 444. Before 1933 , offenders and non ...
We received little criticism of the mixing in approved schools of offenders and non - offenders , but some witnesses suggested that separate establishments should be provided for the two categories . 444. Before 1933 , offenders and non ...
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... in consequence , the child has to be received into care , or where he fails to take over the care of his child when called upon to do so by the local authority , or absconds so that the local authority cannot call upon him to take ...
... in consequence , the child has to be received into care , or where he fails to take over the care of his child when called upon to do so by the local authority , or absconds so that the local authority cannot call upon him to take ...
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CHAPTER | 6 |
PART ONE THE EXISTING PRACTICE AND | 4 |
Fees | 10 |
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 9 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1959 |
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