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Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis
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Extract from the Court Book and standing Rules and Orders
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Resolved that the institution of Artsmasters and Apprentices ought to be
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abolished as recommended by the Select Committee of Enquiry in their Report
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of the 16th. May last
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The Prison Committee to consist of 12 Governors 3 to be a quorum
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4 Governors to go off, and to be replaced by 4 other Governors every year to
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meet the second Wednesday in every Month and a Sub-Committee once
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a Week in order to visit the Prisons.
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Their first business is to carry into immediate effect in the best manner
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possible the proposed reform respecting Artsmasters Apprentices and
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with all new arrangements as to the prisons and prisoners and to form
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regulations adapted thereto and generally from time to time afterwards to
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inspect and regulate all matters appertaining to the prisons and prisoners
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in such a manner as to render the charity of
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as respectable
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and as extensively useful as possible conformable to the beneficent intentions
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of the Royal Founder and our ancestors.
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