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Moving, Shoving and Standing Still,ollins also stops a hansom cab ‘for allowing a man to ride on the hind spring … without the knowledge or consent of the fair [.]’, and a man ‘recklessly driving a horse attached to a coster’s barrow’ down the Strand in such a way that he forces a light horse van to drive on the pavement to avoid a collision.

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Conclusions,spect in themselves.. The language of order-disorder is still employed in discussions of the city, not least in the debates surrounding the riots of vandalising and looting in London and several other English cities which occurred during the summer of 2011. The prime minister then talked about ‘restoring order to Britain’s streets’.

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Moving, Shoving and Standing Still,duty. On 26 January 1892, for instance, he reports a collision between a van and a brougham in Northumberland Avenue, just off Trafalgar Square, caused by the van driving on the wrong side of a refuge in the roadway and hitting the front of the brougham. On another occasion in the same street he rep

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Managing Appearances,divergence and to signal his work tasks. In regulating traffic or intervening in minor demeanours, it would probably have been mainly helpful, but not even this could stave off the manifestation of role conflicts. If temptation overpowered the patrolling constable and he stepped into the public hous

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Managing Manners,e, or of the policemen mistaking them for prostitutes, and consequently either requiring their services or trying to arrest them for soliciting. The constables’ version is that the ladies in question really are prostitutes, and, when not denying that they have made ‘overtures’, that the prostitutes