Parliamentary Papers, volume 28
Parliamentary Papers, volume 28
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As a rule the personal attendance of the applicants is not required. Hie Onardians trust to the report of the relieving officer.
y. Nothing is done with reference to the attendance of out-door pauper chiMren at school YJLl. In most districts some of the CUiardians, who are present, are personally acquainted with the circumstances of the applicants.
Vn. A. The chairman enters the relief in the Relief Application and Report Book, and the clerk in the Relief Order Book.
Vm. With regard to labour t...est see Quest III.
IX. About one- third of the total amount of relief given is in kind.
X. The workhouse is offered to all able-bodied applicants in the first instance. It is also offered to persons of drunken or incorrigibly idle habits, and to those who make a sospicious statement to the Guardians or tiieir officers. When offered as a test it is refused in the large migority of cases.
XI. ** Deserted wives " are generally given out-rellef. A warrant is issued for the husband, bat no reward is offored for his apprehension.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a rule the personal attendance of the applicants is not required. Hie Onardians trust to the report of the relieving officer.
y. Nothing is done with reference to the attendance of out-door pauper chiMren at school YJLl. In most districts some of the CUiardians, who are present, are personally acquainted with the circumstances of the applicants.
Vn. A. The chairman enters the relief in the Relief Application and Report Book, and the clerk in the Relief Order Book.
Vm. With regard to labour t...est see Quest III.
IX. About one- third of the total amount of relief given is in kind.
X. The workhouse is offered to all able-bodied applicants in the first instance. It is also offered to persons of drunken or incorrigibly idle habits, and to those who make a sospicious statement to the Guardians or tiieir officers. When offered as a test it is refused in the large migority of cases.
XI. ** Deserted wives " are generally given out-rellef. A warrant is issued for the husband, bat no reward is offored for his apprehension.
What to read after Parliamentary Papers, volume 28?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons to read onlineMoreLess
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