MISCHIEVOUS BOY.
PEERS FAVOUR- WHIPPING
LONDON, June 16
Lord Exmouth told the House of Lords that those in charge of reformatories had tound ' that the boys hated prayers more than whippings. He did not shake the Peern’ faith in the rod, for the House ,l>v 65 votes to 22, amended abolishing the whipping of hoy offenders.
Lord Bertie who moved the amendment maintained that hoys u 4 ho 'illtreated animals or committed similar acts of cruelty , uliould bo repaid ’hi their owinchii). ' '
Lord Atkin ,a member of the Ju’dic i: 1 1 Committee of the Privy (ouncil advocated whipping for cruel, malici ously michievous hoys.
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Hokitika Guardian, 29 June 1932, Page 6
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105MISCHIEVOUS BOY. Hokitika Guardian, 29 June 1932, Page 6
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