Parliamentary Papers, volume 17
Parliamentary Papers, volume 17
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— Some do and some do not ; latterly they have been more correct in that respect ; we formerly complained that paupers were removed without a removal order or a medical certiticate, without food or the means of providing it, and in such a weak and delicate state that there was risk to life.
4238. What year are you referring to now? — 1854. There has been an improvement, I may say, since the year 1 854 ; I had the honour of being examined before a Committee of this House upon the question of the... removal of the poor from England and Scotland in that year. If you would allow me, I would read a paper which 1 have here, and I can produce the documents by which I seek to prove each allegation.
4239. When the poor apply to you, you are hound to relieve them ? — We are bound to relieve destitution wherever we find it, without any question as to resi- dence, other than to ascertain whether the recipient of the poor relief shall be charged to one particular electoral division of a union, or to the union at large.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Some do and some do not ; latterly they have been more correct in that respect ; we formerly complained that paupers were removed without a removal order or a medical certiticate, without food or the means of providing it, and in such a weak and delicate state that there was risk to life.
4238. What year are you referring to now? — 1854. There has been an improvement, I may say, since the year 1 854 ; I had the honour of being examined before a Committee of this House upon the question of the... removal of the poor from England and Scotland in that year. If you would allow me, I would read a paper which 1 have here, and I can produce the documents by which I seek to prove each allegation.
4239. When the poor apply to you, you are hound to relieve them ? — We are bound to relieve destitution wherever we find it, without any question as to resi- dence, other than to ascertain whether the recipient of the poor relief shall be charged to one particular electoral division of a union, or to the union at large.
What to read after Parliamentary Papers, volume 17?
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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