Wyatts Companion to the Education Acts 1870 1902
Wyatts Companion to the Education Acts 1870 1902
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" He thought that a system of bftdo-es would tend in itself to raise the morale of the children. The whole carrying out of the scheme would be subject to bye- laws sanctioned by a Government department. Captain Nott- Bower thought that the ages inserted in the IHll, viz. , fourteen in the case of boys, and sixteen in the case of girls, to be reasonable. Also that it was desirable in tlie interests of the * This is a Voluntary Association in Liverpool, working in conjiiuotiou with the Police. Th...ere are similar Associations in Birmingham and Man- chester. (Secretary, Mr. W. 11. C. Clarke, H, So. Ann's Square, Manchester. ) NOTES ON THE EDUCATION ACTS. 1870-1902. I'Gl child that the magistrates sliould have power, if they are satisfied that the chihi was fouud trading without a license or iu contravention of the conditions, and tiiat it lias no proper home, or that it woidd he to the intere. St of such cliild to be separated from its parents or guardians, to order the child to be committed to the custody of a rehitive or some other fit person named by the court, such relative or other person being willing to undertake such custody until it reaches the age of sixteen years, or for any shorter period, or to be sent to an industrial school.
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" He thought that a system of bftdo-es would tend in itself to raise the morale of the children. The whole carrying out of the scheme would be subject to bye- laws sanctioned by a Government department. Captain Nott- Bower thought that the ages inserted in the IHll, viz. , fourteen in the case of boys, and sixteen in the case of girls, to be reasonable. Also that it was desirable in tlie interests of the * This is a Voluntary Association in Liverpool, working in conjiiuotiou with the Police. Th...ere are similar Associations in Birmingham and Man- chester. (Secretary, Mr. W. 11. C. Clarke, H, So. Ann's Square, Manchester. ) NOTES ON THE EDUCATION ACTS. 1870-1902. I'Gl child that the magistrates sliould have power, if they are satisfied that the chihi was fouud trading without a license or iu contravention of the conditions, and tiiat it lias no proper home, or that it woidd he to the intere. St of such cliild to be separated from its parents or guardians, to order the child to be committed to the custody of a rehitive or some other fit person named by the court, such relative or other person being willing to undertake such custody until it reaches the age of sixteen years, or for any shorter period, or to be sent to an industrial school.
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