vagrancy

At the age of 16 he was charged with the offence of vagrancy, convicted and discharged.

Perhaps it was because I was young and notably a novice in vagrancy, but people were very good to me.

It is very difficult at first sight to examine the phenomena of vagrancy.

They were the punishment for brawling, drunkenness, vagrancy, and all disorderly conduct.

I wish that vagabond and his dog who were brought before a west side justice yesterday for vagrancy would travel up my way.

We shall now proceed to an examination of offences against the Vagrancy Acts presumably arising from destitution.

If I committed you for vagrancy or assault, it would delay you in a business which you must have deeply at heart.

The bailiff said, "Vagrancy, your Honor," and I began to talk.

The point is one to which the Departmental Committee on Vagrancy gave special attention.

The reports of Poor Law Inspectors frequently illustrate this aspect of the vagrancy problem.