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Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis
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Mr Gibbes presents hes Complements to
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Mr Shrling & begs to know whether it be necessary
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to have an Order, for the Recept of what is due for
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the Broken time of his attending the Jails.
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He attended them 5 Weeks, and it may save Mr Stg
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the trouble of computation to inform him that it comes
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to £9..12.3. he supposing from the Complaxion of
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the Magistrates Conduct towards him, that they
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woud confine themselves to the exact Sum, though
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he cond most solemnly declare that besides what
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he must have lost to a great Amount by the too, too
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liberal Manner in which his poor Son conducted
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the Business, the himself has been immediately
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out Pocket by the Medicines which he could not
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without injury to his Feelings avoid sending taking
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no Account of the Fatrgue, loss of time, or hazard to
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his Life during his personal Attendance.
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