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The Secretary added that he did not know if any further progress had been made with the matter, but he had observed that in the newspapers it was stated that where school banks had been established they had proved a great success. Apparently the only education authority taking up the subject of thrift for teaching purposes was that of Merioneth.
The President then briefly addressed the Conference, and said that he did not feel equal to the occasion, because he had had nothing to do with Poor La...w administration since the year i860, when the Cotton Famine took place. Then many thousands of workmen, who might reasonably have been supposed to have been able to Outdoor Relief. iqS survive times of ordinary distress, were thrown helplessly upon the relief administered to them in a public fashion. The Poor Law broke down absolutely, and was no use at all. They then had to stand by each other, and those who had gave to those who had not.
To his mind the Poor Law was then a failure, and did more harm than good.
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The Secretary added that he did not know if any further progress had been made with the matter, but he had observed that in the newspapers it was stated that where school banks had been established they had proved a great success. Apparently the only education authority taking up the subject of thrift for teaching purposes was that of Merioneth.
The President then briefly addressed the Conference, and said that he did not feel equal to the occasion, because he had had nothing to do with Poor La...w administration since the year i860, when the Cotton Famine took place. Then many thousands of workmen, who might reasonably have been supposed to have been able to Outdoor Relief. iqS survive times of ordinary distress, were thrown helplessly upon the relief administered to them in a public fashion. The Poor Law broke down absolutely, and was no use at all. They then had to stand by each other, and those who had gave to those who had not.
To his mind the Poor Law was then a failure, and did more harm than good.
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