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... POOR-LAW UNIONS' GAZETTE. The Livrt.• Review considers that officials of Workhouses are brutal in their conduct to inmates. The paper is simp!y mistaken—we hope not wilfully. The Brighton Guardians are going to consider at their next meeting whether ...
... the Monasteries, your reviewer has such good authorities as Fuller, Hallam, and Ashley against him, and Fuller lived more than two hundred years nearer the date of the dissolution than he. It seems to me. also, that your reviewer confounds pauperism and ...
... OUT-DOOR RELIEF. The March number of the Contemporary Review and the July number of the National Review are the fields upon which a duel has been fought upon the subject of out relief by Mr. W. A. llunter and Mr. W. Chance. Mr. Hunter submits that Out-door ...
... the care of children, and the assistance of young women who have temporarily sought the shelter of the Workhouse come under review, and Miss Clifford has hints or suggestions, always modestly expressed, to give as to each. The little volume may prove helpful ...
... Now, had this man means or not ? The presumption is that he had not, and, when he became a pauper, the Judge should have reviewed the evidence—if any—upon which he had committed him to prison. He does not appear to have done this, but, on the remonstrances ...
... obtained ; (3) that, while relieving and re- pressing, the Poor-Law should be remedial. In her second Lecture, Miss LONSDALE reviews the changes made in the Poor-Law of Elizabeth. Two of these changes were in- volved in the Act of Settlement of Charles II ...
... seconded the amendment, which was caAried by eleven votes to ten. HAILSHAM Mr. Ashley in the Chair. VAGRANCY. The Chairman, reviewing the proceedings at the Lewes conference, said he hoped to present to a future meeting a plan for treating tramps. He had ...
... reward in each case. formation to be given to Mr. Joseph Peace, Clerk to the Guardians, Stalocliffe, Dewsbury. Yriuted and reviewed tur we Proprietors by . .01) MALLETT , Printer, Wardour Street, London t , All communications should .he sent (post pai the ...
... instead of beer, porter, and milk (this being the exact equivalent to the cost of the liquors consumed), Mr. PARKER briefly reviewed the previous proceedings in the matter. It arose some twelve weeks since, when the officers memorialized the Board for a ...