Christian mercy as economy in crime reform proposal
The text discusses teaching crafts for honest living as good citizens and favoring thorough implementation of the Habitual Criminals Act and the Prevention of Crime Act of 1871. It suggests reformatories and industrial schools with possible state capitation grants, aided by voluntary action to aid reform and mercy as policy.
The British Association Opens In Bristol With Sir John Hawkshaw
The forty fifth meeting of the British Association for the Advancement of Science opens at Bristol in Colston Hall with Sir John Hawkshaw as president elect. Notables include Lord Houghton and Professor Tyndall. Hawkshaw discusses railway safety, national gains from railways, and government roles, noting passenger mileage growth and the need for improved signaling.
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British Association For the Advancement of Science
Bristol
Colston Hall
John Hawkshaw
C.E
Lord Houghton
Earl of Ducie
Lord Aberdare
Earl Bathurst
8. Morley
M.P
E. D. Hodgson
A. Kinnaird
R. Plunkett
Waite
S. Marling
P. Egerton
Justice Grove
Henry Rawlinson
W. Thompson
W. Guise
Tyndall
Williamson
Dr. Carpenter
India
Lord Salisbury
Roorkee
Plymouth
Leeds
Glasgow
Purose
Sir John Hawkshaw
Professor Tyndall
Anteus
Earth
House of Commons
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
Lancashire and
Yorkshire
England
British Islands
Russia
Brazil
Board of Trade