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NINTH ANNUAL REPORT 


OF . 


In pursuance of the Statute 10 & 11 Vict. ¢. 109, See. 13. 


Presented to both Wouses of Parliament by Cannvand of Ber Majesty. 


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LONDON: 


PRINTED BY GEORGE EDWARD EYRE AND WILLIAM SPOTTISWOODE, 
PRINTERS TO THE QUEEN’S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY, 


FOR HER MAJESTY’S STATIONERY OFFICE, 


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REPORT: 


CONTENTS. 


Expenditure for Relief 
Number of Persons relieved 


Education of Pauper Children 


Emigration 


Lunatic Paupers . 
Vaccination . 
Workhouses and Schools ‘built or anlanged ; 














Cost of 


Sale of Parochial and Union Property 


Issue of Board’s Orders to— 
The City of Bristol 


Exeter 


Cambridge Union : 
Dispute with University . 


Constituted a Union for Rating ‘and Settlement 


Extra-parochial Places parochialized : 
Deeping Fen . : 


Exmoor 
Legislation : 


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Relief to: Out-door Pensioners, 19 & 20 Vict. c. 15. 


Stock in-Trade, 19 & 20 Vict. ¢. 42. 
Marriages and Registration Acts, 19 & 20 Viet. ¢. 119. 


Metropolitan Vestries, 19 & 20 Vict. ¢. 112. 


Circulars, &¢c.: 


Education of Out-door Pauper Children : 
No. 1. Circular from the Poor Law Board as to 


Closing of Accounts 
No. 2. Board’s 


Dietaries for 


Children : 


APPENDIX. 


: Return, Form B. : 
Circular as to 


No. 3. Board’s Circular as to 


Teachers in Workhouse Schools : 
- » No.4. Board’s Circular to Certificates of 


Children of Workhouse Officers : 
No. 5. Board’s 


Nurses for the Poor : 


No. 6. Letter from the Epidemiological Society 


Circular as to 


No. 7. Proposed Draft Order 


No. 8. Board’s, Circular to the Poor Law Inspectors 
No. 9. Board’s Letter to the Epidemiological suis 


No. 10. 


No. 11. Letter,from the Epidemiological Society . 


Ditto 


Poor Rate Return: 


No. 12. 
No. 18. 
No. 14. 
No. 15. 
No, 16. 


County Summary.—Year ended Lady-day 1856 
Union Summary.—Year ended Lady-day 1856 

Comparative Statement.—Year ended Lady-day 1855 and 1856 
Summary of Totals from 1840 to 1856 
Comparative Statement of the Rate per Head levied and seid 


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En-NMaintenance and Out-Relief Return : 
No. 17. Comparative Statement. Ph a ae ended Mieke: 1855 and 


1856 7. : . : 67 
No. 18. Comparative Statement. — Half. es sada ee 1855 
and 1856 . ° : . 68 


No. 19. County Summary of nisin aaee es One doo Relief to 
Irremovable Poor.—Year ended Lady-day 1856 . : 69 


No. 20. Union Summary of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief to 
Irremovable Poor,—Year ended Lady-day 1856 . ° eee 


Pauperism : JuLty Return. 





No, 21. Paupers in receipt of Relief, 1st-July 1856 - : 85 

No. 22. Comparative Statement. —Paupers in Sas of Relief, ist J ay 
isso and 1856" = =. : 90 

No. 23. Comparative Statement of Adult Able-bodied Papers Ist St Suly 
1855 and 1856 ; ° ; . wo 

———— : JANUARY Return. 

No. 24. Paupers in receipt of Relief, lst January 1857 . : , ~ ime 

No. 25. Comparative Statement.—Paupers in meee of Relief, 1st January 
1856 and 1857 : : ° ° - 96 

No. 26. Comparative Statement of Adult Able- bodied apes Ist Ts anuary 
1856 and 1857 . SM 35. ° e Pee)’ s 





—— : Summary Statement. 
No. 27. Paupers in receipt.of Relief, 1849 to.1857 . ‘: ; F . 98 


Lunatic Paupers: ; 
No. 28. Return of Numbers chargeable, Ist January 1857. . - 102 
Pauper Children: 
No. 29, Attendances at Workhouse Schools.—Year ended Lady-day 1856 104 
No. 30. Description of Schcols in the Metropolis attended by . : 2 aay. 


Emigration : 
No, 31. Sums borrowed; and the Number of acest —Year ended 
3lst December 1856 : 5 : . 118 


No. 32. Emigrants at the Cost of the Union oe Funds. i a ended 
' 818t December 1856 ° : : ‘ : ° - 119 


Workbouses : 


No. 33. I. Number of, ordered to be built ; and the authorized Cost thereof, 
—Year ended 31st December 1856 : « £20 


No. Ss. II. To be altered or enlarged, and authorized Cost aes ‘ya 
ended 31st December 1856 A ‘ “ ‘ : > 121 


School Districts : 
No. 33. HI. Amount to be expended in District Schools ‘ ‘ « TR 


Parish Property : 
No. 34. Amount sold, and Sums ordered to be appropriated . : » 122 


No. 35. Appropriation of Property previously sold ° : : aes 
UWnion Property 2 
No. 36. Sale of, and Appropriation of Proceeds . ‘ . . , 127 


Orders issued : 
No. 37. ‘Tabular Statement of.—Year ended 31st December 1856 . » 128 


Vaccination : 
No. 38. Return of Persons vaccinated.—Year ended Michaelmas 1856 . 130 
No. 389. Summary of Persons yaccinated.—Years 1849-56 a . « 131 





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REPORT. 


To THE QUEEN’S Most EXCELLENT MAJESTY. 
Poor Law Board, Whitehall, 
January 31, 1857. 
MAy IT PLEASE YOUR MAJESTY, 
We, the Poor Law Board, beg leave to submit to Your 
Majesty the following Report of our proceedings during the 
past year ; 


‘The sum of 6,004,244/. was expended for the relief of the Expenditure 
poor during the year which ended the 25th of March 1856, 
being an increase of 114,203. as compared with the sum expended 
during the preceding year. 
The following Table shows the comparison of the expenditure 
of the two years, 1854-5 and 1855-6 :— 




















Expended for Increase in 1856 Increase Rate ; 
Be oY oe oir Aco the wie ont gee ee pe 
aaa eS 1855. Cent pe 
Wales. Population. 
£ £& ey Dad: soit. 
1855 5,890,041 6 3 
k 114,203 1-9} k 0 0g 
1856 6,004,244 6 33 


Note.—The Summary of the Poor Rate Return inserted in the Appendix (page 24) 
sets forth the expenditure, the total of which is shown in the above Table, more in 
detail. This expenditure. comprises “ in-maintenance” (1st column), “ out-relief ” 
(2d column), “ workhouse loans repaid, and interest thereon” (3d column), “ salaries 
and rations of officers” (4th column), “other expenses of or immediately connected 
with relief” (5th column), Those “ other purposes” comprehend the cost incurred for 
emigration, for the maintenance of lunatics in asylums, for extra medical relief and 
fees, and for the burial of paupers. 


The rate per cent. of the increase and decrease respectively 
in the expenditure, as regards each county in England and 
Wales, is as follows :— 


Increase per cent. :— 


Stimord + « “* ~9°7 York, East Riding. 4°0 Devon’ 1°5 
Netingham -. . -9°5 Hereford)’. 4 ‘3 a°9 Glamorgan . 1"4 
Chester . . «+ 8°5 Durhaay So 4 — BOS Cornwall. . | ge 
Leicester - . °. 58 Bint Arar oe OSS Northumberland . 1°1 
BOD ye BET Worcester. oi BLS Montgomery 1°0 
Pere... oss 56 Buckingham . 3°4 Gloucester’ *" 27°" "9 
middlesex". . -« 5°4 Carnarvon”. . 3°4 ers te? 0°8 
mgiesey s 5 4. GTI Monmouth +, OOF Southampton . 0°8 
Lancaster . « Ags Carmarthen. . . 278 Oxford . ; 0°5 
York , West Riding. 4°5 Merioneth. . . 2°8 Hertford, . . 0'4 
Pembroke . os 4°4 Cardigan a°t nS at, <4 0°32 
Radnor, 3% . 44 Somerset ag ae Northampton . O'1 
DOPDY: -o & a Fe OD Hutlands twine 4 107 RORTOY s,s O'l 


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Decrease per cent. :— 


Brecon : o°1 WARWICK I tetas LO iwmeolts: See 
Suffolk «0 a ‘a O°6 Huntingdon 1°4 Dorset? a ie ER 
Denbigh «. « +» O'8 Cambridge iD York, NorthRiding 2°6 
Besex. pegs -700°8 Kent “7° g% « 1°5 Sussex . ie oes 
Westmorland. . O0°9 Cumberland . 1°6 Norfolk . 3°6 


With regard to the increase which has taken place in the ex- 
penditure of the specified counties, we have reason to believe 
that it is mainly attributable to the continuance during the 
last year of the high price of many of the principal necessaries 
of life. As pointed out in the last report, this circumstance 
would not only necessarily lead to an increase in the expenditure 
on account of such out-door relief as is given in kind, and in 
purchasing supplies for the use of workhouses, but must also 
have obliged Guardians, in many instances, to give a larger 
amount of money allowance in those cases in which they have 
given out-door relief in money than would otherwise have been 
the case. It appears, moreover, from the returns relating to 
pauperism, during the year ending Lady-day 1856, as compared 
with the year ending Lady-day 1855 (which are printed in a 
later part of this Report), that an increase took place in the 
number of persons receiving relief. From returns, however, of 
the numbers of persons in receipt of relief at dates subsequent 
to that to which the above Table is made up, viz., on July Ist, 
1856, and January Ist, 1857 (which are given at a later page), 
it is shown that there is a progressive decrease in those numbers 
and we therefore see grounds for expecting that, as the increase 
referred to appears to be of an occasional character, both the 
number of paupers and the amount of expenditure will have a 
tendency to diminish. 

The following Table exhibits the expenditure for the relief 
of the poor for each year from that ending at Lady-day 1834, 
when the Poor Law Amendment Act was passed, to the year 
ending at Lady-day 1856. 


Rate 
in the Pound of 


Years The Total expended | *oP Postmt | tor Reliet to the Poor 
ended at Estimated Population. in Relief ep ped in Boliet 1841, ee toes 850 
Laly-doy. tothe Poor. | fe Ena oe Braet 

in those Periods 
respectively. 
E 3s &. od. 
Bead. 3 14,372,000 6,317,255 8 9f 
1835 14,564,000 5,526,418 7 
1836 ‘ 14,758,000 4,717,630 - 6 43 
1837 é 14,955,000 , 4,044,741 aes 
1838 : 15,155,000 4,123,604 5 52 
1839 15,357,000 4,406,907 5 83 
1840 15,562,000 4,576,965 5 104 d. 
1841 15,911,757 4,760,929 6 Of 1 6°3 
1842 15,981,000 4,911,498 6 13 
1843 16,194,000 5,208,027 6 bt 











1856.] the Poor Law Board. 3 
. in the Bornd of 
oO 
Rate per Head the Sam Sioned 
Years The Total expended of Amount _| for Relief to the Poor 
: ; : j expended in Relief in the Years 
ended at Estimated Population. in Relief to the Poor 1841, 1847, and 1850 
on the Estimated | on the Annual Value 
Lady-day. to the Poor. Population. of Rateable Property 
; in those Periods 
respectively. 
£& So. ad, 
1844 16,410,000 4,976,093 6 03 
1845 16,629,000 5,039,703 6 02 
1846 16,851,000 4,954,204 5 104 Ss d. 
1847 17,076,000 5,298,787 6 2h 1 6'9 
1848 17,304,000 6,180,764 7 pe 
1849 17,534,000 5,792,963 6 6h 
1850 17,765,000 5,395,022 ae: bs ey | 
1851 17,927,609 4,962,704 5 64 
1852 18,205,000 4,897,685 5 44 
1853 18,402,000 4,939,064 5 4y 
1854 18,617,000 5,282,853 5 8 
1855 18,840,000 5,890,041 6 3 
1856 19,043,000 6,004,244 6 3¢ 
Average of the 23 years (1834 to 1856) , . 6452 





Note.—The annual value of rateable property in 1841 was 62,540,030/. ; in 1847 
it was 67,320,587/.; and in 1850 it was 67,700,153/. ; these years being the only 
ones for which the Poor Law Board have a return of this information. 


The expenditure per head of the population, in the year 
ending at Lady-day 1856, seems to have been slightly above 
the average. 


In the following Table the expenditure per head of the popu- 
lation is given for the several years from 1834 to 1856. The 
years are arranged according to the amount expended, beginning 
with the highest sum and ending with the lowest. 


EMER Peek | Ae Oi Mies Dee 
ended at | RetieFtothe Poor [| emdedat | pelfefto the Poor 
Lady-day. | "popaiationses |] Lady-day, | °" Pio cintion 
s. d. Ss. d, 
1834 8 9 1844 6 OF 
1835 ‘ia 1845 6 03 
1848 7 ae 1841 6 Of 
1849 6 64 1840 5 104 
1843 6 5k 1846 5 104 
1836 6 44 1839 5 8 
1856 6 33 1854 5 8 
1855 6 3 1851 5 64 
1847 6 24 1838 5 5 4 
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4 Ninth Annual Report of [1856. 


The preceding statements, taken from the Annual Poor Rate 
Return, have reference to the year ending at Lady-day in each 
case, and comprise the expenditure for all purposes connected 
with the relief of the poor in England and Wales. : 


The following statements show the amount expended for 
relief only, in 624 unions and parishes under Boards of Guar- 
dians (comprising a population of 16,529,865), and afford the 
means of comparing the expenditure under that head for the 
years ending respectively on the 29th of September*1855 and 
1856, as well as those ending on the 25th of March of the same 
years. . 


Expended for In-Maintenance 
































Number and Out. Relief. 
of Years. 
Unions. In-Main- Out-Relief.| Total. 
tenance. 
£ £ £ 

624 { Year ended Lady-day 1855, ; 958,555 | 8,030,412 | 3,988,967 
i Year ended Lady-day 1856 .  . 998,355 | 3,082,106 | 4,080,461 
Deicnce eg et gs 39,800 51,694 91,494 

or 2°3 


per Cent. 


Expended for In-Maintenance 











Number and Out-Relief: 
of Years, 
tenance. 
. £ & £ 
624 Year ended Michaelmas 1855 . ‘ 969,909 | 3,048,682 | 4,018,591 
| Year ended Michaelmas 1856 . ‘ 986,502 | 3,073,180 | 4,059,682 
ENCrCRSO aos ew : 16,593 24,498 41,091 
or 1°0 
per Cent. 


Note-—The amounts of the expenditure for the years ended at Lady-day and 
Michaelmas 1856, as stated above, differ from the amounts for the same periods as 
stated in the last annual Report. This arises from the fact that the amounts stated 
above comprise the expenditure of a larger number of Unions than was included in the 
amounts stated in the last Report. 


The sum of 829,987/. out of the 4,080,461/., shown by the 
first of these tables to have been expended during the year 
ended at Lady-day 1856, for in-maintenance and out-relief, has 
been expended in relief to irremovable poor. The expenditure 
for relief to this class of poor is not, however, distinguished in 
the returns from several large Parishes. Leaving these Parishes 
out of the calculation, and taking the remaining Unions and 
Parishes, with respect to which the distinction has been made, 
as affording a fair ground for estimating the proportion of this 
item of expenditure to the whole cost of relief, the cost of the 
relief to irremovable poor may be calculated to amount to no 
less than 21°3 per cent. on the total expenditure for relief. 


1856.] the Poor Law Board. 5 


The numbers of persons of all classes in receipt of relief on 


Number 
of Persons 


the Ist day of January and the Ist day of July 1856 and relieved. 


on the Ist day of January 1857 respectively, in the several 
unions and parishes under Boards of Guardians, are shown in 
the following summaries of returns received from the unions 
and parishes. 


Summary of Returns from 624 Usrons and Sixciu Parisues under Boards of 
Guardians, showing the Number of Persons of all Classes in receipt of Relief on 
the 1st January 1855 and Ist January 1856 respectively. 


Number All Classes 
except Insane - Total of 
ate Year and Day. Insane and | Persons. Vagrants. all Classes. 


Vagrants. 


ES ee 


| [st January 1855 ‘ ° 830,848 18,004 | 1,601 850,453 
624 


Ist January 1856 Sra, 855,976 18,784 | 1,895 876,655 


ee | ee 


26,202 
294 or 


3°1 per Cent. 








Increase on 1st January 1856 com- ‘ 
pared with Ist Januaryl1855 . . | 25,125 "30 





SraremMenT of the Number of Adult Able-bodied Persons in receipt of Relief 
(In-door and Out-door) in 624 Unions and SincLe Parisnes under Boards of 
Guardians on lst January 1855 and Ist January 1856 respectively. 






































Number pre 
; Widows. All other 
eo aeons Uy. (Out-door.) Classes. : 
624 { lst January 1855 . ° : 50,049 94,451 144,500 
Ist January 1856 . ° ° 52,653 99,521 152,174 
: 7,674 
Increase on 1st January 1856 com- 5 3 
pared with lst January 1855... i ote 50704 os 


| 5°38 per Cent. 


SuMMARY of Returns from 624 Unions and Sincere Parisues under Boards of 
Guardians, showing the Number of Persons of all Classes in receipt of Relief on 
the Ist July 1855 and the 1st July 1856 respectively. 


Number All Classes 


Total 
except Insane 
ae ) Year and Day. Pigatiel Saal \Bersotis! Vagrants, d ce #3 
Vagrants. a ASSES. 











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epee POL Ra engee wre I 17 ealti |? 11,580 812,594 
624 


Ist July 1856 . ° ° 776,323 18,282 | 1,497 796,102 








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Increase on Ist July 1856 com- 
pared with Ist July 1855 


| 16,492 
Decrease Ee a ‘ 16,847 iss 83 or 
2°0 per Cent. 


438 





6. Ninth Annual Report of (1856. 


Srarement of the Number of Adult Able-bodied Persons in receipt of Relief 
(In-door and Out-door) in 624 Unrons and Sincere PariswEs under Boards of 
Guardians on Ist July 1855 and 1st July 1856 respectively. 























Number 3h 
. , Widows. All other 
of Year and Day. (Out-door). Classes, Total. 
Unions. 
Ist July 1855 Fe 51,467 80,798 132,265 
em Wet uty Pee ae ee 50,350 72,700 | 123,050 
| 95215 
Decrease on Ast July 1856 ss cannes 
ith Ist July 1855 17 “eee OF 
spies: tae oe ae 7°0 per Cent. 





Summary of Ruturns from 624 Unions and SineLte Parisues under Boards of 
Guardians, showing the Number of Persons of All Classes in receipt of Relief on 
the 1st January 1856 and the 1st January 1857 respectively. 





Number All Classes 


except Insane Total of 
U of Year and Day. Insane and | Persons. Vagrant ah Classes. 
ae Vagrants. 











624 Ist January 1856. . . 855,976 | 18,784 1,895 876,655 
Ist January 1857 . : : 822,749 | 18,626 2,055 843,430 

















—_—_—_—_—_— 


Decrease on the Ist January 1857 \ 33.197 158 — 
compared with Ist January 1856 . ma sl icc ae et 
Increase Jiciae Tee te eles ; : 56 oe 160 


STATEMENT of the Number of Adult Able-bodied Persons in receipt of Relief 
(In-docr and Out-door) in 624 Unions and Sine_p Parisuyes under Boards of 
Guardians, on the Ist January 1856 and the Ist January 1857 respectively. 



































Number ae 

of Year and Day. 2 eens Sy oihes Total. 
Gans: (Out-door). Classes. 

cof] 1 Ast January 1856 . ‘ 52,653 99,521 152,174. 

Ist January 1857 ‘ ; 50,362 88,768 139,130 

Decrease on the Ist January 1857 9.99] 10.753 lates 

compared with the Ist January 1856 : : OF 

8-6 per Cent. 


The persons in receipt of relief in certain places under Local 
Acts, in parishes incorporated under Gilbert’s Act, or in Single 
Parishes not comprised in Unions, which together contain a 
population of 1,397,744, are not included. in the summaries thus 
given. " 

We have, therefore, made an estimate of the numbers in 
receipt of relief, in the places not included in the above sum- 
maries, based on the actual numbers in receipt of relief in the 
places which are therein included. We have estimated the 
pauperism of places comprising a population of 1,897,744 to be 
in the same proportion to that population as the pauperism 


1856. ] the Poor Law Board. H 


of places comprising the total population of 16,529,865 is to 
that population. For the purpose then of showing the average 
numbers at one tyme in receipt of relief during the whole year, 
as well in the places lastly above referred to as in the 624 
unions, we have taken the mean of the numbers in receipt of 
relief on the Ist of January and the Ist of July respectively. 

The result for each year from 1849 (being the first year for 
which they can be given) to 1856 appears in the following 
Table, which may be taken as exhibiting the pauperism of 
England and Wales, ascertained partly by returns, and partly 
by estimate. 
































TABLE 
qe ty . ‘S 3 a ‘g z 
The Average Number of | 63 ¢ || The Average Number of | "S85 > 
; Paupers of all Classes ~5-q ||ddult dble-bodied Paupers bs See oe 
Pannlation (ineluding Children) Ba 8 (exclusive of Vagrants) Bees S Average 
Years ended P of at one time i at one time 5254 &| Price 
ik Raslend in receipt of Relief SO & || | in receipt of Relief pa gea|_ of 
aa in England and Wales. | 3 ige in England and Wales. | 9“ a5 3 | Wheat 
Lady-day. | Wales, 0 | eee eer emmmmeed Bc cine 
In- Out~ Ss 5 In- Out- BURBS } 
=} SS ine] SH 
door. | door. Total. [oj door. | door. Total. ja} SRA 
s. d. 
1849 . 17,534,000 | 133,518 | 955,146 | 1,088,659 6°2 26,558 | 202,265) 228,823 21°0 49 1 
7 +) 
1850 - 17,765,000 | 123,004] 855,696 | 1,008,700 57 24,095 | 167,815) 191,910 19°0 42 7 
qS5Ie =. 17,927,609 | 114,367 | 826,948 | 941,315 5°3 20,876 | 142,248) 163,124 17°3 39 11 
1852 - | 18,205,000 | 111,823) 804,352) 915,675 5°0 18,455 | 180,705 | 149,160 16°3 39 4 
1853 . 18,402,000 | 110,148 | 776,214 836,362 4°8 17,649 | 121,926} 139,575 15°7 42 0 
1854 : 18,617,000 | 111,635} 752,982} 864,617 4°6 18,287 | 116,954) 135,191 15°6 (BEE 
1855 e | 18,840,000 | 121,400 | 776,286 | 897,686 4°8 20,669 | 125,962| 146,631 16°3 70 0 
1856 . | 19,048,000 | 124,879 | 792,205| 917,084 | 4:3 || 21,359 | 132,869] 154,228 16°8 75 4 














* The Population for 1851 is that given in the Census ; that for the other years is estimated. 


The decrease in the average number of paupers of all classes in 
receipt of relief at one time in 1856, as compared with 1849, is 
shown to be 15°8 per cent.; and as regards able-bodied paupers 
the decrease in 1856, as compared with 1849, appears to be 32° 6. 


We have endeavoured to avail ourseives of every practicable raucation 

opportunity to extend and promote the education of children ae 
receiving in-door relief in the several workhouses of the country, 
and we are happy to be able, to state, that our views in this 
respect are shared and acted upon by many Boards of Guardians. 
We are, however, unable to report that any further progress 
has taken place during the past year in the establishment of 
district schools, though we can refer with satisfaction to the 
fact that in several instances Boards of Guardians are now 
placing the children receiving in-door relief in school buildings 
separated, and, in some instances, at a considerable distance 
from the workhouse. We think it desirable, whilst referring 
to this point, to subjoin a statement showing the arrangements 
made as regards their in-door children by the several unions 
and separate parishes under Boards of Guardians in the Metro- 
politan district, from which it appears that 784 per cent. of 
in-door pauper children are at present under training in district 
or separate schools. 


Emigration. 


Lunatic 
Paupers. 


8 Ninth Annual Report of [1856. 


A statement will be found in the Appendix (page 104), 
showing the average number of children attending the Work- 
house School of every Union in England and Wales, as well as 
the number attending District Schools, during the half year ended 
at Lady Day last; and also the amount of money paid in each 
case, from the Parliamentary Grant, in respect of the salaries of 
the teachers. The following is a summary of this statement :— 

Average number of children attending workhouse schools during the half-year 
ended at Lady-day 1856,— 


Boys,— 
Under 10 years ofage . . 9,023 
Above 10 years ofage . . 8,643 








17,666 
Girls,— 
Under 10 years ofage . . 9,735 
Above 10 yearsofage . . 7,681 
17,416 
Average number of children attending district schools during the same 
period,— 
Boys,— 
Under 10 years ofage . . 781 
Above 10 years ofage . . 667 
2 JAAS 
Girls, — 


Under 10 years ofage .  . 641 
Above 10 years ofage . . 643 
—— 1,284 





Total of Children attending Workhouse 37,814 
and District Schools . 








The amount paid to Boards of Guardians out of the © es ae 
Parliamentary grant in respect of the salaries of 
workhouse and district school teachers, for the year 
ended at Lady-day 1856 -..° 7's - as es Ow 9 986,616 6 10 


With regard to the children of out-door poor, a return made 
to Parliament during the last session shows the number for 
whom education has “been provided at the expense of the poor 
rates under 18 & 19 Vict. Cap. 34. to be 3,986. 


The number of persons who have received assistance from 
the Poor Rate during the year to emigrate has amounted in 
the whole to only 211. 


A summary of the Returns made to the Board under the 
Act 16 & 17 Vict. ¢. 97. 8.64. respecting pauper lunatics, will be 
found in the Appendix q. 102). This summary shows that 
the total number of insane persons chargeable to the poor 
rates on the Ist January 1857 was 27,693. Of this number 
17,192 were lunatics, and 10,501 were idiots. 13,488 were 
maintained in county or borough lunatic asylums; 1,908 in 
licensed houses; 6,800 in union workhouses; and 5,497 with 
their friends or elsewhere. The total cost of maintaining pauper 
lunatics appears to be 480,2800. It should be stated, however, 
that this total is an estimate only, based on the actual cost 
during the week comprising the 1st January 1867. 


1856. | the Poor Law Board. 9 


A summary of the Returns of the number vaccinated by the Vaccination. 
public vaccinators during the year ended at Michaelmas last, 
together with the number of births, is given in the Appendix, 
page 130. This summary shows the number of persons vac- 
cinated by the public vaccinators in England and Wales during 
the year to have been 435,012. The number of cases in which 
vaccination was reported as successful was 422,281. 


Satisfactory progress has been made during the year in pro- Workhouses 
viding new Workhouses, and in enlarging or improving existing houses built 
Workhouses. amis 

We have affixed our Seal to the plans of new Workhouses for 
the following Unions: viz. Blandford for 235 inmates, Dudley 
for 600, Great Boughton for 112, Knaresborough for 147, North- 
allerton for 120, Risbridge for 400, and Whitechapel for 1,126 ; 
and to plans of school-houses for the Central London School 
District, at Hanwell, for 1,200 children, for the Parish of Saint 
George the Martyr, Southwark, at Mitcham, for 400 children, 
for the Guildford Union for 90 children, and for the South- 
ampton Incorporation for 75 boys; and also to plans for the 
enlargement or improvement of the Workhouses of the following 
Unions: viz., Aston, Barnet, Barnstaple, Basford, Blean, Bradford 
(York), Chepstow, Chipping Norton, Cirencester, Coventry, Don- 
caster, Driffield, Ecclesall Bierlow, Hiham, Gainsborough, Great 
Ouseburn, Great Yarmouth, Hackney, Hailsham, Henstead, 
Ipswich, Lambeth, Leicester, Louth, Luton, Saint Mary Rother- 
hithe (Parish), Saint Matthew Bethnal Green (Parish), Mitford 
and Launditch, North Aylesford, Penrith, Pershore, Portsea 
Island, Preston, Richmond (Surrey), Rochdale, Ross, Salford, 

St. Saviour, South Shields, Staines, Stockport, Stone, Tonbridge, 
Tynemouth, Uxbridge, Wallingford, Warrington, Watford, 
Wimborne and Cranborne, Woburn and Yeovil. 


Statements will be found in the Appendix (p. 120), showing Cost of 

the sums authorized to be expended in building, or altering and atering 
and enlarging, workhouses during the last and preceding years. Ox. 
The sum authorized to be expended for these purposes during 
the last year was 263,470/. 10s.; and during preceding years, 
from 1835, 4,503,6430. 19s. 8d., making together 4,767,114. 9s. 8d. 
A statement at page 121 of the Appendix, shows that the sum 
of 42,0002. was authorized last year to be expended in the 
erection of district schools, making, with the sums authorized 
to be expended for this object during preceding years, from 1849, 
131,165. 10s. 6d. 


A statement at page 122 of the Appendix, exhibits the Produce of 
amount of the purchase monies in the cases of the sales of Purochide 
parochial property which have taken place under the orders Popoie" 
of the Board during the last and preceding years. As regards the 
sales authorized during the last year, the purchase monies 
amount to 17,8291. 9s.; and during preceding years, from 1836, 


to 923,9991. 18s. 6d., making together 941,829]. 7s. 6d.; anda 


10 Ninth Annual Report of [1856. 


statement at page 127 of the Appendix, shows that the purchase 
monies of the property belonging to the Guardians of unions or 
parishes authorized by the Board to be sold during the last and 
preceding years amount to 26,2810. 17s. 4d. | 

Tesue of | The mode of administering the relief to the poor in city of 

the City of Bristol, which is governed by several Local Acts, had often 

plan engaged the attention of the Commission as being unsatistac tory, 
not only with reference to the poor and the ratepayers of that 
city itself, but also in its relation to the adjoining Unions. 
In the course of the last year, we therefore deemed it advisable 
to issue our orders to the Governor and Guardians of the Incor- 
poration, providing regulations for their guidance in the conduct 
of their business, the management of their workhouses, the 
appointment and duties of their officers, and the general admi- 
nistration of relief. The Guardians, at first, hesitated to recog- 
nise and act upon the orders, as in some respects they were at 
variance with provisions of the Local Acts and the byelaws 
framed under those Acts, at the same time that they required a 
change in some important particulars in the administration of 
relief But we have the satisfaction of stating, that, after a 
prolonged deliberation and some correspondence, the Guardians 
have been convinced, as well of the legal authority of the Board 
to issue these regulations, as of their general convenience, and 
have taken all the necessary proceedings to carry them into 
execution. 


ToExeter. | We have also deemed it right to issue the like Orders to the 
city of Exeter, where they have been carried into operation. 

ae A dispute which has been pending for many years between 

University the town of Cambridge and the several colleges in the Univer- 

Ganbatge sity in regard to the question as to the parochiality of the 

3 colleges and buildings in the University, was settled in the 
course of the last year. Various disputed questions which existed 
between the authorities of the University and of the town were 
referred to the late Sir John Patteson, then one of the Judges of 
the Court of Queen’s Bench, by an agreement of arbitration in 
1855. Among others was this question, namely, whether all or any 
of the several colleges and the buildings of the University were 
extra-parochial. After receiving much evidence, that learned 
judge decided that no extra-parochiality whatever existed; and 
he found that all the colleges belonged to some of the parishes 
in the town, and consequently that the property of the University 
and of the colleges was liable to contribute to the relief of the 
poor. Looking, however, to the peculiar nature of the town and 
the colleges, he considered that it would be most convenient that 
the Union in which the whole of the parishes which would 
thenceforth comprise these colleges are contained, should be 
consolidated, so that the same might form a Union for rating 
and settlement. 

Cambridge As an Act of Parliament was required to carry the rest of 


U con ‘ ‘ : : 
aS his award into operation, the necessary clauses for creating 


1856.] the Poor Law Board. 11 


such a union of the parishes heretofore comprised in the Cam- Unlomiers 
bridge Union were introduced into the Bill, which ultimately settlement. 
was passed, and became the 19 & 20 Vict. c. xvii. The Act 


took effect at Michaelmas last. 


In the same year another Local Act, 19 & 20 Vict. cap. xv. » Fane of 
eeping Fen 

was passed to consolidate the drainage trusts in Deeping Fen, a in Lincoln: 
large extra-parochial district in Lincolnshire, containing many ™"* 
thousand acres. In this Act is contained a clause rendering 
the district a parish for the purpose of maintaining its own 
poor. Accordingly overseers of the poor have since been 
appointed ; but as there had been no previous expenditure for 
the relief of the poor which could be the subject of averages, . 
we have not yet deemed it right to add the new parish to 
any Union. 


The same course has been followed in respect of the extensive Of Exmoor. 
district of Exmoor in the county of Somerset, which has become 
a parish under the operation of the statute 55 Geo. 3. c. 138. s. 78., 
a church having been erected and consecrated therein. 


We have only further to notice that three general Acts of the Statutory 
session 19 & 20 Vict. cc. 15., 42., and 119., contained provisions applicable 


bearing upon the subject of ‘this Commission. eS 


The 19 & 20 Vict.c.15. for regulating the payment of the Relief of 

Out-pensioners of Greenwich and Chelsea Hospitals, repeals the Pensioners. 
statute 9 & 10 Vict.c.10. This latter Act contained provisions 
to secure the repayment to parishes of relief given to Out- 
pensioners, and to provide for the care and maintenance of 
lunatic pensioners. Ina general circular letter, dated 18th April 
1846, published in the Twelfth Annual Report, Appendix (A.) 
No. 9. the Poor Law-Commissioners explained the enactment for 
the reimbursement of the cost of the relief of such pensioners, 
which had been substituted for that which had previously 
existed. In the Act of the last session the clauses of the 
9 & 10 Vict. ¢.10. applicable to the relief of this class of poor 
persons were re-enacted without alteration, so that the law has 
not been changed. 


The 19 & 20 Vict. c. 42. continued the exemption of stock in Stock in 
trade from being rated to the relief of the poor until the 1st of ““* 
October 1859, and to the end of the then next Session of Parlia- 
ment. 


By sect.1. of the Statute 19 & 20 Vict. ¢.119, for the amendment Reading of 
of the Marriage and Registration Acts, the reading or publishing tea 
of notices of intended marriages before the Guardians of any 
Union, Parish, or place, or the transmission thereof by the 
Superintendent Registrar to the Clerk of any such Guardians, 
was abolished; but “the Act did not come into operation until the 
Ist day of this year. 


12 Ninth Annual Report of [1856. 
gransferof Lhe Act 18 & 19 Vict. c. 120, which provides for the better 


77. local management of the Metropolis, was amended by an Act of 
ae Voutry the last session, 19 & 20 Vict. ¢. 112., which in sect. 3. transfers to 


in the Me” the Vestry constituted by the former Act all the duties, powers, and 

ropolis to 

thenew privileges, including such as relate to the management or relief 

Vesiries. of the poor, or the administration of any money or other property 
applicable to the relief of the poor, which might have been per- 
formed or exercised by any open or elected or other Vestry under 
any local Act or otherwise. But there is a proviso that such 
powers vested in any Guardians, Governors, Trustees, or Com- 
missioners, or any body other than any such open or elected or 
other Vestry, should continue undisturbed. 


All which we humbly present to Your Majesty. 


EDWARD PLEYDELL BOUVERIE, 
President. 


13 


APPENDIX. 


ee ee 


No. J. 


EDUCATION OF CHILDREN IN RECEIPT OF OUT-DOOR RELIEF.—CIRCULAR 
from the Poor Law Boarp to Boards of Guardians. 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, 
Sir, Oth January 1856. 

I am directed by the Poor Law Board to bring under the notice 
of the Guardians the provisions of the Statute, passed in the last Session 
of Parliament, to provide for the Education of children in the receipt of 
out-door relief (18 & 19 Vict..c. 34). > 

Sect. 1. After reciting that it is expedient that means should be taken 
to provide Education for the young children of poor persons who are 
relieved out of the Workhouse, proceeds to enact, that the Guardians of 
any Union or any parish in England wherein the relief is administered 
by a Board of Guardians may (if they deem proper) grant relief for the 
purpose of enabling any poor person lawfully relieved out of the Work- 
house to provide education for any child of such person between the ages 
of Four and Sixteen, in any school to be approved of by them, for such 
time and under such conditions as they shall see fit. 

Sect. 2 provides that the Poor Law Board may issue their order to 
regulate the proceedings of the Guardians with reference to the mode, 
time, or place, in or at which such relief shall be given or such education 
received. | 

Sect. 3 provides that the Guardians shall not impose as a condition of 
relief, that such education shall be given to any child of the person 
requiring relief. 

Sect. 4 provides for the charge of the cost of this relief, and enacts, 
that the costs of the relief so given for the education of any such child 
shall be charged to the same account as the other relief granted by the 
said Guardians to the same poor person, and may be given and recovered 
by them as a loan, under the same circumstances and in like manner as 
such other relief. 

Sect. 5 enables the Guardians in the case of any child of such age as 
aforesaid relieved owt of the Workhouse, which child has been deser ted by 
its parents, or surviving parent, or both, whose parents are dead, in their 
discretion and with the like power of regulation on the part of the Poor 
Law Board as aforesaid, to grant relief for the purpose of providing 
education for such child in any such school as aforesaid. 

The 6th and last section requires the words used in the Act to be 
construed as in the 4th and 5th Will. IV., c. 76. 

The Board do not propose, at present, to issue any regulations to the 
Guardians by their order, but they think that it may prove convenient 
if they make a few remarks upon the Statute, for the information of the 
Guardians. 

The Guardians will observe that they are to exercise a discretion as 
to the granting of this relief, and they are not bound to grant it at all, or 
to grant it to any pauper, or class of paupers. But, looking to the 
language of the recital, it is clear that the legislature contemplated that 
the Guardians would avail themselves, to some Coe! able extent, of the 
power conferred upon them by the Act. The Board trust, ther efore, that 

B 


14 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


the Guardians will endeavour to give full effect to the spirit of the enact- 


ment, and not suffer it to be neglected. 
It is desirable that they should make known, as generally as possible,, 


their willingness to aid those who are in receipt of relief in obtaining 


education for their children. This aid is, however, to be treated entirely 
as relief; it must be given as such to persons receiving other relief, with 
the like consequences, and under the same conditions. It can only be 
given in cases where relief is lawfully given out of the workhouse, and 


for such time only as the same shall be granted ; so that when the relief 


to the parent ceases, the grant of this aid for the purpose of the child’s 
education must cease likewise. 

The Guardians will also perceive that there is a limit as to the ages 
within which this Education may be supplied,—namely, between 4 and 
16,—and that they are to approve of the school wherein the Education is 
to take place. They can also impose such conditions as they shall see 
fit upon the providing of the Education. 

The Board are not prepared to prescribe any particular course which 
the Guardians should adopt to satisfy themselves that the school pro- 
posed is one of which they can approve; but there are now so many 
schools established throughout the country, under good and well-defined 
management, and most of them open to inspection and supervision by 
competent authorities, that the Board think that, generally, the Guardians 
will not find much difficulty in arriving at a proper conclusion on this 
point. 

They must remember, however, that while they have to approve of the 
school where the pauper’s child is to receive Education, they are not 
required to select any particular school for the child, nor to enforce any 
particular kind of Education. Hence it is most essential that they 
should avoid every act which might be construed to evince a desire on 
their part to use this authority as a means of interference with the 
dictates of the religious tenets of the poor persons to whom this relief is 
to be supplied, or “of giving undue preference to any particular school 
Over others. 

ft must also be borne in mind that the parent must be wholly uncon- 
strained in seeking this aid, the Act having expressly provided that the 
Guardians shall not make the providing of the Education a condition 
previous to their grant or continuance of the other relief, and the 
Guardians will not “be justified in deducting from the ordinary relief the 
amount which they may grant for this purpose. 

The Act contemplates principally the Education of the children of 
persons in receipt of relief; but as it also provides for orphan children, 
and children deserted by their parents, where such children are not 
maintained in the workhouse, but are living with relatives or friends, the 
Guardians may take the like means of providing an Education for them 
as for children living with their parents; and in these cases, it seems 
that, as the children are deprived of parental care, the attention of the 
Guardians to this matter will be even more imperatively required than 
in ordinary cases. 

The most important point for the consideration of the Guardians, in 
carrying this Act into operation, will be to determine how to pay this 
relief. The statute does not require the amount to be paid to the 
parent ; it must be awarded to the parent, and the amount should there- 
fore be entered in the Relief Order Book, and in the Application and 
Report Book; but there is no need that it should be paid to the parent. 
The Board think that, in general, this should not be done. 

It will generally prove most convenient, that when the Guardians shall 
have agreed to grant the relief for the Education of the child, and shall 


1856. ] , of the Poor Law Board. 15 


have approved of the school, they should arrange with the trustees, or 
managers, or master, who may receive the payments from the other 
scholars, for an account to be supplied to the Guardians, either at the end 
of the quarter or of the half-year, and then settle the same, as in the case 
of other accounts, by an order on their ‘Treasurer. | 

The Guardians must require to be satisfied of the due attendance of the 
child at the school. With this object it may, in many cases, be reasonable 
to call for the production of the school registers of attendance, and require 
a given number of attendances to be shewn, with respect to pauper 
children, as the condition of any payment on account of such children, to 
the managers or master of the school; and the Board also think that the 
Relieving Officer might be directed from time to time to give his 
attention to this subject, and ascertain whether the child is punctual 
and regular in attendance, or is suffered by its parent to neglect the 
school. 

The Guardians of the parish where the child resides may also be 
requested to exercise a supervision in the case, so as to ascertain that 
the relief thus granted is not abused. . 

The Board have made these general observations upon the Act, and 
will be most ready to consider and to advise upon any matters of 
practical detail which the Guardians may find it necessary to bring 
under their notice. 


Iam, &e. 
To W. G. LuMmiey, 
The Clerk to the Guardians. Assistant Secretary. 





No. 2. 


Crosing or Accounts: Return, Form B.—CrircuLar from the Poor 
Law Boarp to Boards of Guardians. 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, 
SiR, 15th March 1856. 

Tue Poor Law Board observe that the provision in Art. 20. of 
the General Accounts Order is not in all cases attended to, as regards 
the closing of the half-yearly accounts, it being the practice in some 
Unions to close the accounts several days earlier, and in others several 
days later, than the time prescribed. ‘This diversity of practice is the 
occasion of inconvenience ; and I am therefore directed by the Board to 
request that the accounts of every Union may in future be closed in 
conformity with the Art. in question, which is as follows: 

“ All the accounts of the Union, and of the Officers of the 

‘““ Union, shall be closed at the end of every half year; that is to 

“ say, up to the 25th day of March and the 29th day of September 

“ in each year, or the end of the week nearest thereto.” 


The attention of the Board has been directed to the fact that there is 
some ambiguity as to the meaning of the word “week” in this article ; 
and that, in some Unions, it has been understood in referring to the week 
of the Calendar, namely, from Sunday to Saturday, while in others it 
has been understood with reference to the meeting of the Guardians, in 
which cases the accounts are closed up to the day of such meeting. This 
latter course the Board consider to be the more correct, and at the same 
time the more convenient ; and they recommend that it should in future 
be adopted in all cases. But it must be observed that where the meetings 
of the Guardians are held fortnightly, the week’s accounts should be 
closed at the end of the half year, although there be no meeting of the 
Guardians in the week, 

B 2 


16 | Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


With reference to the weekly return, Form B., the Board request that 
the return, instead of showing the week of the quarter, should show the 
week of the half year for which it 1s made; and they have therefore 
altered the form accordingly. The altered form need not, however, be - 
used till the first week of the ensuing half year. 

Twelve copies of the Form B., as altered, are sent to you herewith. 

I am directed by the Board to state that while the clerks to the 
Guardians generally forward these weekly returns to the Board with 
perfect regularity, in accordance with their Circular of the 10th of 
November last, there are still some who fail to do so, and thereby prevent 
the timely completion of the weekly summary of the returns required for 
the public service. It is the particular wish of the Board that the 

return may in every instance be forwarded to them not later than the day 
following that on which the Guardians hold their weekly meetmg ; but 
where the Guardians mect fortnightly, two weekly returns may be 
forwarded together, which should be done in like manner, not later than 
the day following the day of such fortnightly meeting. 
Tam, &c. 

To CouRTENAY, 

The Clerk to the Board of Guardians. Secretary. 


Return, Form B., referred to in the above Circular. 
Form B. Union. 


Return of the Numppr of Pauprrs, exclusive of Lunatics in Asylums, and Vagrants, 
in Receipt of Relief on the day of being the end of 


the Week of the Haif-year terminating the day of 183° 5 
















Bone OUT-DOOR 


ss TOTAL 
sy] Jara 
(Vagrants not included). Caanaeies Preeti Vass of 
In-door 
Number of Paupers in the Workhouse on the {| Number of Paupers in Receipt of Relief on the ie 
last day ot the Week above mentioned. last day of the Week above mentioned. Out-door 
Paupers 
(exclusive 
Adults, Adults. 43 
Children Children of meee 
: in Asylums 
pet denies Be ae TOTAL, Not ee Com ToTAL. and 
Bodied. | bodied. | Cins#es)- gud, (eee Vagrants). 


@) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 













fOrdinary Meetings of the Guardians. 


Whether Weekly Signature of the Clerk 


qDay of the Week.| o> Fortnightly, 


Date 185°. 


Norr.—By Persons in Receipt of Relief on “the last day” of the Week is meant not 
-only Persons to whom Relief is actually given on that day, but Persons whose Allowance 
is for any period which includes that day. 

The numbers of all the Paupers in Receipt of Relief at the cost of this Union, including 
non-resident as well as resident Paupers, should be inserted in this Return; but Paupers 
relieved at the cost of another Union, although relieved within this Union, should not be 
inserted in the Return. 

Where there are two or more Workhouses in a Union, the numbers in each Workhouse 
should be stated separately. 





1856. | of the Poor Law Board. 17 


No. 3. 


DIETARIES FOR CHILDREN.—CrircunaR from the Poor Law Boarp to 
Boards of Guardians. 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, 
SIR, 22d April 1856. 

I am directed by the Poor Law Board to state, for the information 
of the Guardians, that their attention has lately been directed to the 
subject of the diet of children in Union Workhouses. In the dietary 
orders now in operation in the several Unions of England and Wales, 
while it is generally provided that children from 9 to 16 years of age 
shall have the same quantities of food as women, no dietary, or precise 
rule as to the amount and quality of dict, is laid down as to children 
between the ages of 2 and 9. The Board have reason to believe that the 
diet for the latter class is, not unfrequently, left to the discretion of the 
master or matron of the workhouse, and is not fixed by the Guardians 
and the medical Officer, which would obviously be the more safe and 
expedient course. | 

The Board direct me, therefore, to request the Guardians to take this 
subject into immediate consideration, with a view to their preparing, with 
the advice and assistance of the medical officer, dietaries for the children 
in the Workhouse, divided into two classes, viz., those from 2 to 5 years 
old, and those from 5 to 9. The Board further request that such dietarics 
when prepared may be submitted to them for their sanction. 

With the view of affording the Guardians some assistance in carrying 
out the suggestion of the Board, I am further directed to transmit to you 
the two accompanying dietaries, which the Board have caused to be 
prepared in this office, and which they desire to recommend for the con- 
sideration of the Guardians and the medical officer. 

Iam, &c. 
To CouRTENAY, 
The Clerk to the Guardians. Secretary. 


Dretraries for CHiLpREN, referred to in the above Circular. 





TABLE B. 







TABLE Az 
























CHILDREN FROM 2 TO 3. CHILDREN FROM 5 TO 9. 
Breakfast, Dinner. Supper. Breakfast. Dinner. Supper. 

4 ce 

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Bs tp = eo | oF & 

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3| 2 a 3| 3 - 
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oe fon 42 oO i] +“ 4 S pos} oe 3 ww © wv] ~ a 

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ro iS) s s in re ea Ha X iS 3 =f =] He 

ele ToS elated =f ete =a ney <ohee jamie |= ae Vine he ssi [emma feeite oan Ielo=]e) loaf Ala I yaaj lh =, 

ic, (ee Camila eee ; 

0% OZ OZ OZ 0% oz. |pintsf oz. |pints} oz OZ OZ OZ OZ | oz. {pints 

ESunday -| 4 3 8 - - 4 4 4 5 ¥-h 3t | 8 - - 5 4 4 
E Monday -| 4 ~ 8 - 4 4 4 5 4 - - | 10] - 5 4 3 
j Tuesday ~| 4 8 8 - = 4 4 4 5 4 | 33 1 8 a = 5 4 3 
i Wednesday | 4 - ~ ae eee lee i | 3 5 4] - - - | 109 5 4 4 
4 Thursday -| 4 3 8 - ~ 4 4 $ 5 A op lowes £8 - - 5 3 4 
p Friday -—-| 4 ~ - 8 - 4 t 3 5 $ - =e 0m = 5 $ } 
p Saturday -| 4 3 8 = - 4 4 4 5 4 i 34 8 = - 5 4 4 









Suet Pudding—9}3 oz. Flour and 1}$0z. Suet to a Pound. 
Rice Pudding—54 oz. Rice to a Pound. 
Milk and Water— Half Milk. 





18 Appendi« to the Ninth Annual Report [1856.. 


No. 4. 


WorKHOUSE SCHOOLS: CERTIFICATES. — CrrcuLAR from the Poor Law 
Boarp to Boards of Guardians. 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, 
SIR, 3d June 1856. 

Tue Poor Law Board, in conjunction with the Committee of 
Council on Education, having made some modification in the existing 
plan for the distribution of the Parliamentary Grant towards the repay- 
ment of the Salaries of Teachers in Workhouse Schools, so far as respects 
the capitation fee, direct me to call the attention of Boards of Guardians 
to the subject. 

Under the existing plan, which is set forth in the Board’s Circular 
Letter of the lst December 1852,- the capitation fee allowed for each 
scholar is as follows :— 


Certificates of Efficiency #4], 
2} 10s. 
3 
Certificates of Competency - 1 
2} 5S. 
3 
Certificates of Probation » : Y a: 


Jt has now been determined, with a view to promote improvement 
among the teachers in workhouse schools, and to afford further encourage- 
ment to good school keeping, that the allowance to the teachers in respect 
of each scholar shall in future be made in accordance with the scale set 
forth in the following Table :— 





Payment from the Parliamentary Grant. 


Masters, Mistresses. Sum to be 









































ace in a 
Certificates, Minimum “Maximum Minimum Maximum NOS holar . : 
Allowance Allowance Allowance Allowance | in addition to § 
from the from the from the from the the Minimum § 
Grant. Grant. Grant. Grant. Allowance. § 
& £ £ £ S. 
Eiiciency —. . 1 30 60 24 48 12 
2 30 55 24 44 ll 
3 30 50 24 40 10 
Competency . 1 25 45 20 36 7 
2 25 40 20 3D 6 
3 25 35 20 28 5 
Probation =. -. 1 20 30 16 24 4 
2 20 25 16 20 3 
20 20 16 16 —_— 
Permission. 4. -, 15 15 12 12 — 








The Guardians will observe that the minimum and maximum amounts 
allowed according to this Table for each description of certificates, irre- 
spective of the capitation fees, are the same as heretofore. 

T am directed to add, that the certificate in each case will specify the 
average number of scholars under the care of the teacher, and the amount 
to be allowed to the Guardians from the grant. 

| Iam, &c. 
To CouRTENAY, 
The Clerk to the Guardians. Secretary. 


1856.) of the Poor Law Board. 19 


No. 5, 


CHILDREN OF WORKHOUSE OrFricers. —CircuLAR from the Poor Law 
Boarp to Boards of Guardians. 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, 
SIR, 8th December 1856. 

I Am directed by the Poor Law Board to state, that as they have 
frequent applications from Boards of Guardians to sanction arrangements 
which have been entered into for permitting the residence of the children 
of workhouse officers in workhouses, they think it desirable to take this 
method of stating some of the objections which they entertain to such 
arrangements, in order to avoid the difficulty and disappointment which, 
they fear, is frequently occasioned by their refusal to give the required 
sanction. It will be obvious that the result of such arrangements is 
necessarily to trench upon the accommodation afforded by a workhouse 
for its proper object, which is, the reception and maintenance of the poor 
of the district in which it is situated, who, from age, sickness, or 
destitution, may require relief therein. 

The residence of persons in a workhouse who are neither inmates 
subject to its discipline, nor officers controlled by its regulations, has an 
unavoidable tendency to interfere with the good order and management 
of the establishment ; and where these persons are young children, the 
time and attention of their parents are apt to be given to them, instead of 
to the performance of the duties of such parents in the workhouse. In 
general, therefore, the Board are very much indisposed to give their 
sanction to arrangements of this kind; and they are desirous of informing 
the Guardians that, except in very peculiar cases, they think themselves 
bound to withhold it. They are aware that this rule cannot be always 
rigidly adhered to, with respect to the persons filling the offices of master 
and matron, who, for obvious reasons (it is desirable) should be husband 
and wife ; and they are prepared, therefore, with respect to these officers, 
in case they are married to each other, to assent to its relaxation, where 
necessity may seem to require, under proper restrictions. At the same 
time, even in such cases, they will think it right to require some equivalent 
for the cost of maintaining each child, to be paid by the master to the 
Guardians. 

With respect to other workhouse officers, in order to avoid the disap- 
pointment and inconvenience to them and to the Guardians which may 
be occasioned by the refusal of the Board to sanction so much of an 
engagement as would permit the residence of the officer’s child in the 
workhouse, the Board direct me to request the Guardians when they 
elect such officers to intimate clearly to any successful candidate who 
may have a child dependent upon him or her that such child will not be 
permitted to reside in the workhouse. 

Iam, &c. 
To COURTENAY, 

The Clerk to the Board of Guardians. Secretary. 


No. 6. 
NURSES FOR THE Poor.—-CoRRESPONDENCE on the Subject of the Training 
in Workhouses of Nurses for the Poor. 
Lerrer from the EripemioLocicaL Society to the Poor Law Boarp. 


13, Upper Brook Street, Grosvenor Square, 
My Lorp, 6th May 1856. 
I BEG to forward to you a draft of order regarding the employment 
of females in workhouses as nurses, which at the suggestion of Lord 


20 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


Stanley the Nursing Committee of the Epidemiological Society have 
drawn up since the deputation which the Poor Law Board condescended 
to receive a short time ago. 

The draft comprehends such provisions as the Committee conceive to 
be desirable, and the Committee would humbly submit it to the 
attention of the Poor Law Board. 

I beg to remain, &c. 
To Joun W. Oaie, M.D. 
The Secretary of the Hon! Secretary to the Nursing Committee. 
Poor Law Board. 


No. 7. 


Drarr of Orper [referred to in the above Letter] regarding the 
Employment of Females in Workhouses as Nurses. 


That female paupers of the fifth and sixth classes who are deemed by 
the masters and matrons of the workhouse to be worthy of trust, shall 
be systematically instructed in the preparation of sick room diet, and in 
nursing the sick in the workhouse infirmary. That the females who on 
admission to the workhouse shall be deemed suitable for the purpose, 
shall first under the superintendence of the matron receive instruction in 
the preparation of sick room diet and other duties of a domestic character, 
that they shall then be transferred to the infirmary, and there undergo a 
training in the duties of nursing under the superintendence of the medical 
officer and matron. That the females selected for this double training 
shall follow each other in regular rotation, due regard being had to the well- 
being of the patients, and to the complete instruction of each female. 

That such females as have passed through the training just spoken of, 
and who may wish to qualify as monthly nurses shall, if deemed eligible 
by the medical officer, be further trained in that capacity. That when 
the females have acquired a proper knowledge of the various duties, they 
shall be entitled to first or second class certificates signed by the medical 
officer and master, under the following restrictions. That a jerst certifi- 
cate shall be given only to those trained nurses who are able to read and 
write, have received not less than two months’ training in the infirmary, 
are of good moral character, of kind demeanour, neat and cleanly in their 
persons, possessed of habits of implicit obedience to instructions, of re- 
tentive memory, and with a thorough knowledge of the preparation of sick 
room diet. That a second class certificate shall be awarded to females who 
have been trained in the infirmary for not less than one month, are sober, 
of general good character, kind in their demeanour, cleanly in person and 
habits, with habits of implicit obedience to instructions, and possessing a 
general knowledge of the preparation of sick room diet. That a separate 
memorandum shall be entered upon the certificate of the number of con- 
finements attended by those females who desire to be employed as monthly 
nurses. ‘That the master of the workhouse shall keep a register of nurses, 
and “ Engagement Book” in which at the time of her receiving a certifi- 
cate he shall enter the name, age, residence, and qualifications of every 
female trained in the workhouse as nurse; that the register shall be open 
to all who require nurses ; that the name and address of a person engaging 
a nurse shall be entered, and that the employer be requested when dis- 
charging the nurse to return to the master a form filled up and signed by 
himself or medical attendant expressive of their opinion of the nurse’s 
conduct during her engagement; that such form shall be entered in the 
register for the information of future applicants. 





1856. | of the Poor Law Board. oF 


Nous: 
Letter from the Poor Law Boarp to each of the Poor Law Inspectors. 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, 

Sr, 10th May 1856. 

ApvERTING to the Circular Memorandum which the Board ad- 
dressed to you in February 1855, in reference to a proposal made by the 
“Epidemiological Society for the training in workhouses of nurses for the 
poor, and to your remarks upon it, I am directed by the Poor Law Board 
to inform you that their attention has been again directed to the subject, 
and that they think it desirable to communicate to you for your guidance 
the views which they now entertain respecting it. 

The Board are of opinion that any attempt on their part to establish 
authoritatively in workhouses a general system of training for nurses 
would be alike impracticable and inexpedient, and they communicated 
this opinion to the secretary to the Epidemiological Society in March 
1855. At the same time the Board think it not improbable that in large 
workhouses, where a paid nurse is employed, it may sometimes be prac- 
ticable to adopt a system under which such of the female inmates as may 
be trustworthy and competent for the work may be employed in the 
infirmary and sick wards, not only with the object of acting as assistants 
to the paid nurses, but also with the view of their being taught by them 
the duties of a nurse in such a manner as may subsequently enable them to 
support themselves by becoming nurses on their own independent account. 

It is, of course, unnecessary for the Board to point out that this species 
of employment must, however, be subject to the qualification that no person 
should be employed in attendance on infectious cases without her free 
consent. If such a scheme were carried successfully into effect, it is 
thought that recourse would be frequently had to the workhouses where 
it was in operation for nurses to attend the sick ; and it is suggested that 
a register might be kept of the names and qualifications of those inmates — 
who shall have been thus taught, and who are fit for such attendance. 

The Board are accordingly desirous that some such plan should be 
suggested by you to any Board of Guardians within your district in which 
the arrangements of the workhouse are or may be made such as to admit 
of its being carried into practical effect. 

The Board further request, that in bringing the subject under the notice 
of any Board of Guardians, you will not fail to state the strong sense 
which they entertain of the evils resulting from the want of a sufficient 
number of trained and efficient nurses for the poor, and their confidence 
that the Guardians will be ready to concur in any plan by which, con- 
sistently with a sound system of poor law administration, and with the 
laws regulating the expenditure of the poor rate, their number may be 
increased. 

Tam, &e. 


To COURTENAY, 
Poor Law Inspector. Secretary. 





No. 9. 
Letter from the Poor Law Boarp to the Eripemionoaican Sociery. 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, 
Sir, 13th May 1856. 

I am directed by the Poor Law Board to state, that they have 
duly considered the proposition submitted to them on the 15th ultimo, by 
the deputation from the Epidemiological Society in reference to the 
training of female inmates of workhouses to act as nurses for the poor 
in cases of epidemic or other sickness. 


22 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


The Board after further deliberation retain the opinion which they 
expressed to the deputation, that it would be inexpedient to issue a general 
order for the training of the female inmates of workhouses as nurses; but 
they have prepared a Circular Letter to their inspectors, instructing them 
to bring the subject under the notice of those Boards of Guardians in 
their several districts who may possess facilities for carrying the plan 
into practical effect. 

A copy of that circular is transmitted to you herewith for the informa- 
tion of the Epidemiological Society. 





I am, &c. 

To CouURTENAY, 
Edward H. Sieveking, Esq., M.D., Secretary. 
Hon. Sec. to the Epidemiological 
Society. 

No. 10. 


Lerrer from the Poor Law Boarp to the EPIDEMIOLOGICAL SOCIETY. 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, 
Sir, 13th May 1856. 

I am directed by the Poor Law Board to acknowlege the receipt 
of your letter of the 6th instant, transmitting to them the draft of an 
order which has been prepared by the Nursing Committee of the Epide- 
miological Society in reference to their proposal that nurses for the poor 
should be trained in Union workhouses. 

I am directed by the Board to state, that after further consideration, 
they retain the opinion which they intimated to the deputation from the 
Epidemiological Society whom they had the honour of receiving on the 
15th ultimo, that it is not expedient to issue any general order on the 
subject to which your communication refers. 

The Board have, however, prepared a circular letter to their inspectors, 
instructing them to bring the subject under the notice of those Boards of 
Guardians in their several districts who may appear to them to possess 
the means of carrying into effect in any measure the plan indicated in the 
Board’s circular letter above referred to. 

The Board have already forwarded a copy of that circular to the 
secretary of the Epidemiological Society for the information of that body ; 
and they now transmit the accompanying copy of it to you. 

Tam, &c., 
To COURTENAY, 

Dr. Ogle, 18, Upper Brook Street, Secretary. 


Grosvenor Square. 





No. 11. 
Letrer from the Erprpem1oLocicaL Society to the Poor Law Boarp. 


13, Upper Brook Street, Grosvenor Square. 
My Lorp, 17th May. 

I am directed by the Nursing Committee of the Epidemiological 
Society to acknowledge the receipt of your letter 493.19, accompanied by 
a copy of a circular letter addressed by the Poor Law Board to the Poor 
Law Inspectors. The Committee beg to express to your Lordship the 
grateful sense they entertain of the favourable manner which the proposals 
of the Committee have been received and acted upon by your Board. 

I have, &c. 
To Joun W. Oats, M.D., 
The Secretary of the Honorary Secretary. 
Poor Law Board. 









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No. 12.—Scmmary of Poor Rate Returns for the Year ended 
RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. 
Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. 
NAMES 
is From Heep Total Workhouse poe 
ee See] | eee | Bae | te i, | | cece 2) Pe dee 
MES. | Rates } main- i paid, = ; Total. 
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Relief. 

ENGLAND. £8: £8. Bit 48s £ 8. £ Ss. Otis: ents: LBS. e Rss 
Bedford- - = = 64,585 11 | 1,655 5 66,240 16; 7,583 9/| 81,415 19 1,190 16 5,050 8 6,892 9 62,1838 1 
Berks - = - = 99,557 15 | 3,452 16 103,010 114 16,470 5) 43,247 6 2,890 9 10,795 12 10,052 4 83,455 16 
Buckingham = =| 118,914 10 | 38,021 19 121,986 9} 11,015 1) 54,801 5 2,524 18 8,602 11 | 9,261 9 86,205 4 
Cambridge - - -| 117,702 4) 2,833 16 120,586 0; 18,022 9 56,650 3 alvigitss. al 8,305 16 8,286 13 88,043 2 
Chester - = - -—j| 180,763 8) 5,724 2 136,487 5} 14,12915| 57,448 18 8,044 14 10,516 14 11,920 4 97,060 6 
Cornwall - = - 98,949 15 | 3,190 16 102,140 11} 10,623 15!) 48.515 2 5,876 19 8,272 3 95384 1 82,3822 0 
Cumberland- =- - 61,5382 2) 2,081 3 68,618 5] 9,695 14) 25,211 10 1,146 9 5,044 1 4,249 9 45,647 3 
Derby ~- - = —]| 88865 5 | 3,468 38 92,883 8} 9,099 2) 30,904 4 2,634 2 7929 17 7,456 12 | 57,623 17 
Deyon - - = —| 23810312] 9,286 11] 267,840 31 27,791 7| 129,915 7| 8,208 8| 18,306 2}! 21,059 4] 205,280 8 
Dorset - - = =| 110,603 9 | 2,858 5 | 118,461 14} 10,307 4) 58,192 9 2,162 10} 10,082 8 8,480 7 | 89,264 18 
Durham - = =| 112488 9] 8,077 18 115,561 7% 9,619 17| 46,957 15 2,906 2 7,321 3 7,689 0 74,493 17 
Essex - - = =| 259,886 0 | 7,467 14 267,353 14} 35,691 8] 107,562 18 6,505 16 22,886 2 23,097 15 | 195,748 14 
Glsweexter - - -| 244,738 6| 7,687 14} 252,876 0} 31,877 13] 96,40712]  6,92316| 17,032 16| 18,389 12| 169,934 9 
Hereford - = =| 67,098 16 | 2,053 5 69,152 1} 5,828 18} 933,493 16 803 11 6,534 14 6,501 10 | 53,162 9 
Hertford - = - 97,965 7 | 2,709 9 100,674 16% 16,380 6| 39,392 15 2,359 10 8,370 19 10,020 8 76,473 18 
Huntingdon- - - 87,291 18 | 1,190 12 88,482 5} 3,935 0| 18,980 12 657 13 2,756 19 3,858 10 80,188 14 
Kent - - =- —| 315,520 0 | 12,667 14 | 828,187 14] 59,997 6) 105,287 7| 8,08219| 28,994 19 | 30,089 11 | 292,452 2 
Lancaster - - =- | 709,267 12 | 26,051 1 785,318 18} 98,122 12} 197,481 1 31,975 1 53,464 11 74,608 0} 455,651 5 
Leicester - —- -/| 111,505 2/ 3,466 10 114,971 12; 18,601 18} 46,751 2 4,217 10 10,779 8 Tear 1 83,186 14 
Lincoln - - - - 172,909 19 | 6,061 19 178,971 18; 17,992 4] 989,492 0 2,093 9 15,177 6 18,552 10 | 188,307 9 
Middlesex - = = {1,102,992 14 | 59,151 9 | 1,162,144 3] 249,803 2] 202,561 3] 982,881 15 66,683 10 | 157,786 17 | 709,716 7 
Monmouth - - + 66,362 11 | 2,909 4 69,271 15; 6,193 12} 98.601 19 1,193 8 8,918 13 5,365 13 45,273 0 
Norfolk- - - -—{| 252,909 12 | 8,212 9 261,122 1; 33,309 8) 186,662 14 5,611 19 21,368 8 20,498 19 | 217,451 3 
Northampton - -— | 120,818 12 | 3,479 0 124,297 12} 10,886 14) 64,627 15 1,583 15 9,688 10 10,445 15 97,182 9 
Northumberland -—- | 114,395 16 2,805 19 117,201 15} 11,884 14) 59,483 9 8,222 12 8,767 8 9,307 9 92,115 7 
Nottingham- - —-— | 109,804 2) 2,669 17 111,973 19} 12,3738 0} 45,877 4 1,654 17 6,660 2 10,642 10 77,207 13 
Oxford - - = -—| 102,172 14) 3,047 6 105,220 0} 12,873 0; 51,178 2 1,622 18 10,488 17 8,903 14 85,066 11 
Rutland- - - - 11,031 14 322 18 11,554 12] 1,489 5 4,985 1 96 19 1,044 5 492 9 8,057 19 
Salop - - - - 86,907 11 | 5,276 18 90,184 9 12,369 11| 32,876 18 2,963 15 8,407 8 11,611 19 67,729 6 
Somerset - - -—| 224,421 15] 6,554 3 280,975 18} 24,211 6} 120,772 18 5,163 18 18,427 14 13,779 138 | 182,855 4 
Southampton - —- | 281,105 6 |12,592 9 243,697 15] 37,856 11} 92,348 1 5,698 9 21,967 2 19,903 8 177,768 11 
Stafford - - - -| 195,720 1 4,765 12 200,485 13} 26,141 6] 66,548 7 4,284 5 14,828 0 17,265 10 | 129,062 § 


1856. ] of the Poor Law Board. 25 


Lady-day, 1856. Population of England and Wales 17,927,609 (Census 1851). 











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194 0 eSW/s 18 337 5 443 17 48 13 10,590 17 | 261 5 1,403 12 65,829 11 2,258 15 | Bedford. 

857 16 | 1,470 19 538 0 580 15 219 19 14,194 10 | 282 4 2,249 7 | 103,849 6 4,562 13 | Berks. 

550 16 | 1,862 10 609 13 578 19 18l 4 19,769 15 | 479 12 2110 1] 112,347 14 3,599 6 | Buckingham.’ 
685 17 666 15 441 9 612 4 908 5 23,781 0} 4381 13 2,158 0} 117,723 54% 4,425 19 | Cambridge. 


1,006 1 841 4) 1,165 16} 1,583 13 69 1} 24,399 6] 838 14 6,387 


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727 11 | 1,446 10 | 1,163 6| 1,154 14 53 7 10,259 19 | 539 13 


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824 19 299 3 381 18 624 PO) sol: 10,939 15 | 228 6 3,26 61,757 18 1,439 18 | Cumberland. 


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441 18 | 1,499 38 792 4} 1,049 19 222 2 22,950 12 | 356 10 5,036 10 89,972 15 2,036 7 | Derby. 


2,756 14 | 3,857 17 | 1,123 14] 177211} 33718] 26,093 1] 70216| 9,525 11 | 250,953 10] 7,000 18 | Devon. 





588 19 952 12 566 3 564 8 64 2) 16398 8 | 458 7 2,069 11 | 110,927 8} 4,048 12 | Dorset. 





650 15 6864.) 1,277 18 | 1,618 16 29 8} 26,149 4) 595 18 8,457 17 | 118,954 12 2,761 5 | Durham. 
828 7 | 1,572 8] 1,146 16 | 1,807 15 152 4} 386,715 15 | 313 14 8,462 6 | 246,242 19 8,771 19 | Essex.’ 


1,942 13 | 1,218 16 956 4] 1,553 13 12015 | 48,572 4] 992 15 8,611 0 | 233,902 9 6,141 8 | Gloucester. 





410 6 705 11 204 12 374 8 63 8 8118 6] 256 0 1,655 1 64,950 1 38,115 10 | Hereford. 


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550 4| 524 8} 492 8| 52316] 288 2| 16,410 6] 254 4| 3,706 3] 99,215 4] 4,582 9 | Hertford. 
191 5| 87819] 16519} 20510; 1 2{ 45,8017] 114 2 708.17 | 87,585 5} 1,177 7 | Huntingdon. 


1,527 17 | 4,761.17] 1,901 14 | 2,162 295 7| 682,982 5 |1,144 2! 16,3813 | 312,866 2] 9,378 8 | Kent. 


oe 


4,427 6| 3,450 6] 4,862 15 8,122 21 1,794 7 | 189,700 14 | 2,423 11 36,286 10 | 708,668 16 § 15,107 5 | Laneaster. 


160 5 VG 2 B47 2 736 16 251 17 22,264 13 | 405 9 2,685 19 | 111,184 17 3,489 14 | Leicester. 


1,742 1] 2,315 12 | 1,026 9| 1,381 5 10613] 26,350 6 {1,224 11 5,812 13 | 178,266 19 § 5,304 0 | Lincoln. 





5,223 15 | 2,093 18 | 3,760 12 | 7,020 16 | 1,666 14 | 300,393 14 | 5,085 8 | 83,310 1 {1,118,271 0 | 22,397 16 | Middlesex. 





312 0 731 2 498 1 593 18 172 10 | 14,187 17 | 234 15 3,175 19 65,179 24 1,680 1 | Monmouth. 


906 10 | 1,473 15 866 1} 1,403 12 213 0} 26,760 8 /1,097 2 6,240 15 | 256,412 14§ 8,305 18 | Norfolk. 





527 0} 1,047 10] . 498 9 7538 8 120 4) 17,833 17 | 490 11 1,974 6 | .£20;427 9 3,738 0 | Northampton. 





737 18 | 1,033 0 719 18 | 1,024 5 e 10,551 11; 297 8 5,076 2] 111,555 9 2,524 16 | Northumberland, 
597 5 764 15 624 4 934 13 116 0 25,978 15 7 564 1 8,090 13 | 109,877 19 8,089 6 | Nottingham. 
458 13 | 1,480 8 548 12 587 8 120 11 9,723 3] 3851 0 8,870 7 | 102,156 8 4,240 18 | Oxford. 
13816 | 173 9 48 15 83 4 ae 2,205 0} 49 7 172 0]| 10,928 10 886 8 | Rutland. 
684 11 466 11 519 15 757 5 310 7 15,298 12) 306 8 3,425 11 89,498 6 4,086 10 | Salop. 
1,847 15 | 2,857 11 901 5 | 1,304 38 3738 0} 29,019 14] 781 2 7,577 12 | 227,017 6 7,716 14 | Somerset. 


1,177 12 707 18) 1,007 6); ly414 2 195 9] 46,406 5 | 493 15 6,788 9 | 284,959 7 7,972 12 | Southampton, 





1,257 16 983 9} 1,947 1] 2,546 12 35119} 51,082 0} 697 2 8,710 9} 196,688 169 4,447 1 | Stafford, 


26 Appendix to the Ninth Annual Report | [1856. 


Summary of Poor Rate Returns for the Year ended 













RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. 








| Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. 












NAMES 
OF Receipts Other 
From oaaceie Workhouse Expenses 
COUNTIES. Poor ppd of Ronis Tie Loans Salaries of, or 
if ates. Rates BS Weine Out- repaid, and imme- Total 
i . tice Relief. and Rations of | diately e 
: : Interest | Officers. | connected 
| thereon.” wit! 
| Relief. 
\ 
if ENGLAND—coné. RB bl ke 2." £: 8: £ 8. £ 8. £ 8. £48. £: is. £8. 


Bacto - ere: 






204,222 8} 6,978 2| 211,200 109 23,587 1] 104,031 19 2,065 18 | 20,290 8} 16,96517 | 166,940 18 


Surrey - - = =| 424,916 8/14881 2] 489,747 5] 83,638 11] 104,950 16| 12,471 2 29,548 8 | 49,115 17 | 279,744 14 






204,079 1] 8,789 6} 212,868 7) 






| Sussex: = = =. 34,603 10} 91,027 18 8,578 15 | 18,792 17 | 16,861 1] 164,859 1 






§ Warwick - - =| 178885 16| 5,170 10] 184,036 6} 22,899 0} 64,957 9 3,045 2] 18,277 19| 21,657 8 | 125,836 18 


Westmorland ~ - 2,847 11 8,373 6 135 17 2,074 7 1,605 15 | 15,036 15 






18,732 9| 1,26613| 19,999 2) 






Wilts - = = =| 172,267 11} 5,191 5 | 177,458 169 1856917; 987,769 9 8,654 15 | 16,918 ¢|] 18,475 17 | 140,383 2 


| 119,889 1] 3,893 8 | 123,782 9} 






Worcester - = = 18,141 19} 45,827 6 1,250 19 9,590 14 | 11,47618| 81,287 16 


East Riding- | 94,883 10] 2,800 1| 97,688 11] 






10,372 15} 36,359 18 2,120 6,915 17 | 10,441 15} 66,210 16 






4 York < North ,, 
West 45 


78,792 7 | 251618} 81,809 5) 6,881 17| 87,522 8 1,596 9 7,069 10 6,329 7 58,849 6 


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| 876,529 15 | 13,901 16 | 390,521 11 





40,044 0| 185,787 2 8,087 5 | 23,675 2) 381,774 13 | 289,368 2 


7,769,533 19 |285,122 17 | 8,054,656 16 #1,117,672 3] 2,990,679 7 | 200,765 1} 606,472 7 | 758,544 13 | 5,674,183 11 





Totals of England 






WALES. 











| Anglesey - - ~| 29468 4] 660 9/ 80,12313] 48110) 23,457 18 20019] 1,684 1 983 5 | 26,707 18 
| Brecon - - - ~-| 29,25019] 911 2/ 30,162 1) 1,762 5| 13,246 19 287 6| 1,804 0] 1,857 7| 18,987 17 
Tcardigan - - -| 26,054 9| 290 0| 26,344 of 470 8| 17,192 6 28217 | 1,356 8] 1,008 8] 20,305 2 
| Carmarthen- - -| 48353101 1,086.17 | 49,440 79 1,628 3| 26,087 14 877 14| 261215] 1,961 0] 32,817 6 
I Carnarvon - - -| 38453 8| 1089 5| 99,542 13) 1,409 6| 25,098 7 644 8| 249216] 1,91214] 981,557 11 


t 
H 
8 


A Denbigh 






4162614} 74318| 4287012} 3,067 3] 23,8815] 1413 5| 3604 2| 1,985 0| 93,858 5 






4 Flimt - - - ~ | 30,918 4 767 6 31,670 10 2,362 4} 16,687 18 798 19 2,230 14 2,624 12) 24,704 7 


81,335 16 | 1,486 14 82,822 10 5,471 18} 40,586 12 1,570 10 4,160 2 6,083 15 | 57,872 17 






{| Glamorgan - - -| 


19,168 2| 294 8| 19,462 10} 





‘| Merioneth 294 17) 12,503 6 816 5] 1,809 2| 1,19415} 15618 5 





35,822 0 | 1,120 10 36,442 10f 


i 
f 


Montgomery 2,552 4{ 19,253 18 1,005 17 2,218 17 2,192 0} 27,222 16 






Pembroke - 35819 8| 1,196 4| 37,015 12 






2,056 7| 22,87310|. 71718] 1,95814| 2,269 6| 29,975 15 
16,053 7] 35012] 16,403 19] 






| Radnor - - - -| 723.18} 8,027 17 195 6| 1,293 8 472 14| 11s 3 





| 431,814 1] 9,987 5 441,801 6} 22,230 3) 248,855 0 7,811 4) 2667419 | 24,5389 11 | 830,110 17 









Totals of Wales 








Totals of England 


and Wales - 8,201,348 © | 295,110 2} 8,496,458 2 1,139,902 6 | 3,239,534 7 | 208,576 8 | 633,147 6 | 788,084 4 6,004,244 8 








“TI 


1856.] of the Poor Law Board. 2 


Lady-day, 1856. Population of England and Wales 17,927,609—continued, 











EXPENDITURE. 
GS tot tian fad i. 
A : ebedg | oss as 
s | eee | a6 ae 
° tee fee bo = = eearesee 
E Og OS | BP. oon 
ps 2 ae | See Payments | 24% 
| 23 BES E 26g or or O-4 
ms 2 S3..0/ SES towards E> Expended NAMES 
8 ~ 22 os Ay BA the HE] Money in on 
% S2 |vaccina-| 2182 | aed County, | 385 | expended Total Medical 
A aS lon F 8:89 )*sa. | Hundred, | Sox for all Expen- Relief, COUNTIES. 
3 @@ tion Fees.) Sy aq | poae or ied other diture. 
o ra qe YS 35 # Borough Bw Pur 
g S "i So +3 oroug Eos urposes, 
8 Fl to Basoq qa Rat obo 
= ee! Oo 1O | Fado ec, alls 
fa. 2; addy £8.46 | or Police a3 
ou ~ q B =| ony esi ae| 
ge | 28 ese | eae | te a gee , 
Lice & iss Bah | gags Baa 
25 ae sto] p,2og ae) 
6A om shhm | efss Mans 
D 1S) Ay Ay co 
£ 8. £ 8. £ 8. £ 8. £s £ aah £38: £ 8, £ 8. £ s.| ENGLAND—cont. 


1,013 5 | 1,196 2 924 7 | 1,140 19 258 8] 80,792 16 | 6566 18 4871 7 | 207,704 154 7,366 17 | Suffolk, 
3,940 11 | 1,344 0} 1,894 15 | 2,526 6 675 17 | 93,949 6 |1,34915 | 380,614 12 | 415,589 16 § 10,001 13 | Surrey. 
1,408 17 | 1,548 10 911 4] 1,111 18 103 1); 26,708 15} 681 3 8,903 0 | 206,285 9 7,634 9) Sussex. i 
1,899 1] 1,388 7 848 1] 1,755 6 25219} 47,616 10] 581 2 6,484 7 | 186,662 119 4,771 2 | Warwick. 

196 38 190 1 124 0 171 10 207 18 2,584 8 76 16 632 18 | 19,219 19 713 19 | Westmorland. 

513 12 817 15 904 6 882 13 290 9] 23,229 6| 41015] ; 8,213 16 | 170,645 14] 5,054 16 | Wilts. 

705 2 621 7 637 18 948 15 125 0} 28,986 14} 552 15 8,356 12 | 117,221 19 4,536 4 | Worcester. 

704 1 483 8 573 165 915 1 oe 25,224 3] 308 18 3,419 18 | 97,840 Of 2,058 11 | East Riding 

376 2 594 16 623 10 783 17 184 9] 138,204 1) 227 7 1,750 1] 76,543 94 2,85419 | North ,, York. 
53781 18 | 6,007 18 | 3,368 9 | 4,904 19 927 0} 58,587 18 | 2,085 17 | 20,194 14 | 891,176 15 § . 9,605 10 | West __,, | 








50,928 13 | 57,408 17 | 41,941 4 | 60,483 0 | 11,875 16 |1,511,848 16 |29,587 6 | 346,978 18 |7,785,181 1 f 221,340 2 | Totals of England. 














9 |] 


WALKS. 


176 18 189 17 118 13 160 9 es 2,239 4 42 14 1,196 11 | 30,831 19 582 13 | Anglesey. | 
65 19 397 8 174 2 218 14 3e 9,288 8} 104 38 1,196 5 | 380,352 16 876 6 | Brecon. 

102 1 151 8 127 8 200 13 292 16 3,769 13 61 15 828 13 | 25,839 14 826 18 | Cardigan, 

186 13 227 18 275 14 357 8 °° 9,312 8 | 127 17 1,241 0] 44,545 19 1,065 12 | Carmarthen. 


206 18 406 8 263 9 803 7 44° 4 8,883 2} 132 3 1,422 18} 388,219 15 — 1,472 12 | Carnarvon, 
157 15 880 2 854 IL 289 17 105 2 5,676 16 | 269 8 2,116 14} 42,708 5 752 10 | Denbigh. 
194 8 605 12 159 10 209 9 9 9 2,422 15 } 221 12 1,498 6} 30,020 8 814 8 | Flint. 

923 10 465 11 687 4 973 16 128 11 11,675 138 | 328 6 8,260 3} 76,315 11 § 1,503 5 | Glamorgan. 
39 10 145 2| 6018 ll4 6 ll 9 2,545 9 58 9 354 7 18,947 10 732 9 | Merioneth. 
231 2 201 11 75 3 198 18 205 5 6,997 3 | 139 18 1,804 19 | 37,076 10 1,100 2) Montgomery. 

200 6 806 17 |. 194 12 275 14 62 0 4610 3} 114 12 1,306 1| 386,446 0 499 10 | Pembroke. 


135 18 119 14 70 17 87 4 5 0 3,139 13 59 10 296 4) 15,527 8 306 2 | Radnor. 





2,620 13 | 3,597 3) 2,561 16 | 3,390 0 863 16 | 65,510 7 | 1,659 17 16,517 1) 426,831 10} 10,532 7 | Totals of Wales. 











53,544 61 61,006 0 | 44,503 0 | 63,873 0 | 12,789 12 | 1,577,359 8 | 31,247 3| 368,195 19 | 8,212,012 11] 231,872 9 erage 





28 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report (1856. 


No. 13.—Poor Rate Return— 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. 

















Notz.—Places marked in this Table thus* are single parishes under the Poor Law Amendment Act $ || 





Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. 
NAMES 
OF Receipts : Other 
| UNIONS, &e. Toor aor Toe cleainses Eapenees 

Rates. | mates, aout ied Out- Loans || an imme- 

te . nee Glee. or eee diately Total. 
. 5 connected 

Interest Officers. witht 

, thereon. Relien 
A. Be 8s £ os. £ 8.4 £ 8s £ s, 78. oe eS. Bos a8 £ 8, 
} Aberayron - - - -| 5,648 1 50 11} 5,698 12 138 7 | 8,745 14 100 14} 289 $ 211 8] 4,360 1 
f Abergavenny - - -| 8,71913| 28619] 8,95612$ 918 6] 8,308 0] 225 0} 64810) 80615 | 5,906 11 
Aberystwith - - —-| 7,558 18 7119} 7,68017 # 164 8] 4,791 8 5 407 2 810 17 | 5,673 15 
f Abingdon - - - ~{11,21513| 515 10 [11,731 31,576 1| 4,229014] 937814|1919 9] 1,202 9| 8,897 7 
| Albans, St.- - - —-| 8,042 15 195 2) 8,237 17 § 1,986 6] 2,176 6 16118 | 748 8 354 15 | 5,427 18 
# Alcester - - -~ -| 9,169 0 202, 9 | 95371 9 758 12 |.4,195 8 ‘ 1,710 14 5386 9} 7,201 3 
Alderbury - - - —| 9,31219| 540 8| 9,853 7{ 1,097 16| 4,97217] 823 3] 981 2] 981 6] 8,236 4 
| Alnwick - - - -| 7,52612] 242 8| 7,769 Of 610 0| 4,26413] 14016 {1,237 18] 87118] 6,625 0 
} Alresford - - - - 6,518 7 205 15 | 5,724 2 653 J | 2,600 13 278 4)| 686 8 495 0|.4,718 6 
j Alston-with-Garrigill® -—, 1,467 18 56 11} 1,523 19 § 153 9 860 11 164 12 60 2} 1,288 14 
j Alstonefield§ - - - 641 0 15 0 656 0 99 18 236 17 ate 20) 50: 45 9 402 4 
Alton - - ~- = -j| 9,190 17 280 2) 9,47019§ 777 8 | 4,169 1 66 7 | 867 17 708 7 | 6,589 0 
f Altrincham - =- ~-/|12,231 2 513 10 | 12,744 12 § 1,282 7 | 5,591 15 168 15 | 1,194 18} 1,417 10 | 9,605 5 
Alverstoke$ - = -| 6,830 2 175 8} 7,005 5 1,763 10 | 1,590 12 6113 | 739 16 $08 0 | 5,063 11 
i Amersham - = = -{11,069 8] 88116 {11,451 4 { 2,01016| 4,967 2| 287 12 |1,012 9| 1,211 18 | 9,489 17 
| Amesbury - - - -| 5,76110} 151 4] 5.91214] 470 3| 2,559 7] 229 21] 685 9| 388 7] 4,277 8 
4 Ampthill - = = —-| 7,950 18 244 “6-7 ,005: 48 776 5 | 3,983 2 18417 | 879 18 481 7 | 6,305 8 
f Andover - - - -/12,02913] 997 17 |12,427 10 | 1,568 19 | 5,386 10| 431 6 | 1,159 1] 1,022 15 | 9,518 11 
} Anglesey = = = -| 8,943 9 97 9 | 9,045 18 | Gs 7,630 17 ate 417 18 102 1) 8,150 16 
Arundel§ - = =. -/} 1,123 14 840 17 | 1,464 11 § 499 14 294 0 1) ae 215 6] 1,009 0 
' Asaph,St.- - = -jll,717 9 240 1 | 11,957 10 455 17 | 7,152 6 479 10 | 952 19 657 8 | 9,698 0 
sAsh$ ~- - = = -| 1,401 18 83 15 | 1,485 8 245 18 618 10 81 18 54 14 153: 11) AOA 
Ashbourne - - <= -—| 7,412 10 196 11 | 7,609 1 761 2} 2,045 8 S16 10 | -622° 9 586 5 | 4,580 17 
: Ashby-de-la-Zouch - -| 9,508 18 201 14 | 9,710 12 1,205 8 | 2,783 4 ae 1,750 8 453 2) 65142) 
| Ashford, East - - -| 7,554 0} 18918] 7,723.18 4 1,46211| 2.91017} 11 8] 827 6] 291 7 | 5,603 9 
i Ashford, West -| 7,148 10 280 0 | 7,428 10 i 752 3 3,837 3 161 8]| 80919 6389 4} 6,199 17 
Ashton-under-Lyne —|18,185 12 894 17 |19,080 9 2,251 16 | 5,259 1 866 14 |1,228 7] 2,070 7 |11,676 5 
} Aston - - =- = -| 5,648 11 478 8 | 6,126 19 § 1,959 138 | 1,897 10 159 5 | 956 3] 1,629. 3} 5,701 14 
i Atecham - ~ = -|} 6,495 5 195 14 | 6,690 19 f 1,495 11 863 9 220 2} 810 12 1,882 2} 4,771 16 
Atherstone - - - -| 6,03516/ 220 1| 62331741 973 5] 3,16414] 140 01 523 6| 38014] 4,581 19 
| Auckland - - - -|] 9,074 1 155 5 | 9,229 6 459 0 | 4,583 8 50 417 17 936 10 | 6,896 15 
# Austell,St.- - = —| 9,940 18 299 19 | 10,240 12 880 6 | 5,633 10 299 18 | 79417] 1,029 15 | 8,588 6 
Axbridge - - = -/{17,400 14 655 2 |18,055 16 } 1,295 18 | 8,588 16 163 1 |1,441 12] 1,184 9 | 12,623 16 
Axminster - = - —/|11,742 17 889 212,181 194% 904 6 | 6,446 4 472 17 |1,062 9] 1,185 18 | 10,021 14 
Aylesbury - - = -/19,186 8 450 4 |19,586 12} 895 10 | 9,769 13 498 19 |1,257 5] 1,819 1 |14,240 8 
Aylesford, North - ~-| 8,643 4 870 17 | 9,014 1} 2,116 19 | 2,685 12 278 4] 806 18] 1,846 15 | 7,284 8 
jAylsham - = = -/11,20115| 513.13 |11,715 8 { 1,065 10 | 5,289 10 | 1,014 0 |1,047 16] 86012] 9,227 8 

B. 

| Bainbridge§ - = ~| 2,291 6 78 7 | 2,36913 4. 160 2| 1,855 2 20} 42 8] 10315] 1663 2 
f Bakewell - - = -] 9,563 5 691 9 | 10,254 14 | 733 18 | 38,270 65 509 3 904 5 711 8 | 6,128 19 
Bala - - - = -j]| 2,991 10 29 18 | 8,021 8 26 01 1,947 19 113) 241 18 77 10 | 2,406 8 
4 Banbury - = - -|21,811 10 681 11 | 22,493 14 1,816 7 | 11,860 94 13 |1,699 3] 1,282 18 | 16,203 10 
1 Bangor and Beaumaris - | 14,802 17 669 8 |15,472 5 679 6 |10,621 8 269 15 | 1,241 9] 1,082 38 | 13,893 16 
4 Barnet - - = - -1/10,513 1 871 19 | 10,885 Of 1,672 5] 8,511 4 1438 8 |1,046 8 451 10 | 6,824 15 
Barnsley - - - -—/{14,951 18 838 10 |15,290 8 1,503 17 | 6,823 9 S817 10>) 9827 7; 988 19 |10,911 2 
Barnstaple - - -— -/15,871 18 608 9 |15,980 7 1,669 18 | 7,302 8 78 6 /1,185 15{ 1,285 9 | 11,521 16 
4 Barrow-on-Soar ~- -| 9,567 6 231 0] 9,798 6H 834 4] 4,569 13 347 18 | 6738 1] 1,540 41] 7,965 0 
§ Barton-upon-Irwell -| 8,672 2 590 7 | 9,262 9 | 776 10 2,586 13 541 16} 554 18] 1,506 18 | 5,916 10 


are single 


1856.] of the Poor Law Board. 29 


Year ended Lady-day, 1856. 








EXPENDITURE. 
A Ss BO | o oy Ls 
a - ties Sia S. Ss 
S B 22 5s => g ae 
& On ES Ola on Oo eS 
3 Os 2ShR/32m |Payments| o2 3 
4 5 Sessoog foror | ea \ 
2 a3 Se S a é 2) 3 oa a Bp, ae iExpended NAMES 
a) Seal A the POH oney d in 
m aM ot : 
& 32 | Vacci- 2 | 2S] Ser | County, | ¢ a6 expended| Total # Medical OF 
z=| 8S |nation |S:SS/"S8 .|Hundred, 5 for alls | Expen- q Relief. UNIONS, &e. 
3 B83 Fees. oes al ae e or 2 2 other diture. § 
2 E] 2 > tp |S [3 Borough | § 5 2 |Purposes. 4 
3 bp aso lsa sa Ss 
2 as SSR S32 eB o Rate, ARO 
a y Eee erates 2h | Or Police} sz 
eB | 2s eesPlgo - S| Rate ong 
oe | 58 eEsulSgau) — | 28s 
ge | 22 BS Se 82s3 2a 
a8 | 6% e5an/e28e5 AS 
oO oO ay am fe 








ee | 


£ ¢8 AS 
94 01} Aberayron. 

i 209 0} Abergavenny. 

0 119 3} Aberystwith, 

8 550 0} Abingdon, 

38} 255 0] Albans, St. 
6b. .5) | 123 7} 86.18.) 54,15 oe MOT melt eeu! 183 3] 9,612 8 | 414 31 Alcester. 
5918 | 46 6} 4813] 67 10 eo 805 15)\) 1oeL0 94 5 9,894 14} 388610] Alderbury. 

87 12} 9818 | 3818] 5611 oe 1,048 2 411 195 8] 814415} 253 2] Alnwick. 


Pee Ok 6 Mel 184 
is ES) 8. SF. 2958 
£39 7-6] 18. I8:}) 8.16 
616| 2114} 4116] 36 5 

2715 | 3813| 7415] 11717 
80 2] 2311] 3012] 6316 
3419 | 25117] 4414] 73 5 
16 6| 39 8] 21 1] 25 9 
bh 1S 39) 24° SO. Oo) 56/17 
2915] 48 0} 6819] 6018 
510| 3919] 4811] 5314 


ool |, L,G63Bnh 8. 16 30 10 | 5,870 10 
ae Ist 3:| 2 © 56 9 | 1,479 15 
ae 228 4/ 2 2 11 2] 66811 
wow [1.61997 b BIS 178-8 | 8,494 12 
oe. | 4,886.7). 52 8) 881 18 }19,984 15 
we 776 4} 719| 89916] 6,895 11 | 

17 6] 1,691 6| 88 6} 17817 | 11,815 
suey b TORS. E 6. 10 8 
ooh b Ber 1. 27 Ss 24 

98 15] 2,879 8| 2119} I14 
Re 78219 | 1214] 223 
is $30.) F 1 70 
oo > | £e8h-17-| 69 164 ber 
8 8} 29410] 114 85 1,458 14 | 
ot 2,503 4] 46 1} 223 7,668 3} 
fe 175412] 28 6] 197 9] 8,428 18} 
“ie 850 
ast.) -- 695 
Ben Mh, 


217 0| Alresford, 

19 0} Alston-with-Garrigill.™ | 
ll 2) Alstonefield. § 

859 10 | Alton. 

350 6 | Altrincham, 

144 4] Alverstoke.§ 

484 4] Amersham, 

207 10 | Amesbury, 

450 8} Ampthill. 

482 8 | Andover. 

223 2{| Anglesey. 

50 0| Arundel. $ 

826 18 | Asaph, St. 

59 5 | Ash.§ 

204 15 | Ashbourne. 

818 10 | Ashby-de-la-Zouch. 
281 15 | Ashford, East. 

860 0} Ashford, West. 
463 9] Ashton-under-Lyno, 
879 0} Aston. 

871 2] Atcham. 

156 15 | Atherstone, 

148 11} Auckland, 

220 0; Austell, St. 

691 7} Axbridge, 

451 9| Axminster. 

595 7} Aylesbury. 

850 21] Aylesford, North. 
438 14| Aylsham, 


B. 


28 8] Bainbridge. $ 

233 14] Bakewell. 

60 0] Bala. 

577 6 | Banbury. 
638 17 | Bangor and Beaumaris. | 
456 8 | Barnet. | 
184 0} Barnsley. 

5382 10 | Barnstaple. 

394 14 | Barrow-on-Soar, 

263 5} Barton-upon-Irwell.’ 


es! 


5,436 1 
7,895 
12,835 
9,317 11 
1,197 0] 
11,940 12 


oo ® to 
o WwW 


a 5 9 7 138 9 2 

69 8) 17511} 7417} 70 & 
ee 33 5 3.5 3 1 

97 13 | 14315 | 59 O| 64 4 
6 

6 


1 
ooo © 


29.10 | 11317 | 7717 | 83 
10 7/195 2] 48 3] 48 
55 15 |}188 19} 45 5} 4917 
240 7} 93 8 | 208 8| 474 18 
8118 | 1518} 122 7 | 284 18 
O14; 48 4) 8515| 57 17 
2013} 59 8} 3838 1| 4418 
14 3] 4419] 185 10} 174 8 
64 14 | 187 12 | 128 11 | 107 6 
29 12 | 26113} 49 0] 9916 


20 4} 17513) 6,946 
1116} 16116] 7,858 1 
64 16 | 1,290 9 | 19,825 1 
as 1,177 70 7} 407 1] 7,861 
éi 1,835 2416] 222 3| 6,996 5} 
dis 871 2| 25 5} 16017] 5,797 3} 
~» | 2,093 14 | 2816] 43813] 9,826 18 | 
Me 72118 | 82 2| 883 14 | 10,213 18 f 
35 0| 2,685 6| 71 0} 581018 |16,366 1} 
1518|196 6] 44 6] 5417| .. | 1,256 9] 42 0} 87715 }12,009 5f 
87 16 | 16610} 157 4] 96 0, 43 3| 3,21615} 8116] 128 6 | 18,217 18} 
OS .21846..1) 8936 s6.3|-.. 751 6| 4612] 36911] 8,751 19} 
He 4 ite 70.160 BF U1. 66:18} 1,577 3| 57 &| 256 19 |11,932 19 § 


wo be 


owaQn © 
ra) 


G81 L) So Be as | Loe 28: £8 | £8 2 s. £ 8. 
210 Delonte. 2 87 0 | 292 11 613 17 7 18 159 15 }\.G,527 11 5 
9612/1735 7| 4115] 65 8| .. | 1,549 9] 2617| 583 2| 8,395 1] 
20 4 4919| 33 7 71 4 one 1,235 8 25 38 284 18 | 7,394 4 
2410 | 187 19 | 75 11 Ve hi ale O |) V4aser9.| ov. 18 257 2 | 11,085 i 
A $5 54. 28 D1 8h 6) 2.51 1979 Sf 26 Ot Q78 18 | 7,867 


- Ssridar kB UO IC THE 4g 385 11} 6 2 70 3| 2,121 of 
28816 | 159 1| 57 5{ 9010] 6612] 2,23718] 5118] 41710] 9,448 9f 
¢ TIM... Teen t -2 44813 | 1116 45 2] 2,947 17 | 
188 18 | 219 8| 101 4] 102 8| 2710] 2,553 8| 82 2] 301181|19,730 6| 
17°83] 138913] 6318110419! ., 1,456 4| 2717| 675 16 |16,379 6 § 
F 99915) 20621). 79.11.41 - ., 2,665 10| 8718| 88411]10,618 2} 
195 14 | 441-7 | 113 ee ae 1,251.8] 8318] 793 16 | 18,878 15 | 
8219 | 203 4] 85 105 9| 40 2] 2,417 5] 64 6] 266 12 114,736 15 | 
913] 88 81{ 62 70 1) 18 4] 1,649 7} S119} 210 4] 10,105 2) 
5 4| 18 5) 64 5|.11219] 96 6| 2,718 8| 25 0] 565 7} 9,521 195 


oe &@ pn 





parishes under Local Acts; § are incorporations under Gilbert’s Act ; | are incorporations under Local Acta. 


C 


30 


Appendi« to the Ninth Annual Report 


Poor Rate Return — 


[1856. 





NAMES 
OF 
“UNIONS, &e. 


Barwick-in-Elmet § 
_ | Basford 

Basingstoke - 
'Bath - - 
Battle - - 
Beaminster- - - 
| Bedale - - 
| Bedford - - - 
Bedminster - - 
Bedwellty - - - 
| Belford- - - - 
Bellingham = = 
i Belper - -—- 
Berkhampstead =< 
| Bermondsey * - —- 
Berwick-upon-Tweed 
Bethnal Green * = 
i Beverley - - - 
Bicester - - - 
Bideford -. - - 
i Bierley, North - - 
Biggleswade - - 
Billericay 
| Billesdon - - = 
| Bingham - - =- 
Birmingham || - - 
i Bishop’s Stortford - 
| Blaby - - - - 
Blackburn - - = 
Blandford 
Blean - - - - 
Blofield 
| Blything 
Bodmin - - - 
f Bolton - - = - 
Bootle-~ - - =- 
| Bosmere and Claydon 
Boston=- - - - 
Boughton, Great - 


so = 


} Bourn —- 
| Brackley 
Bradfield 


Bradford (Wilts) 
| Bradford (York) 


| Braintree 
Brampton 
Brecknock 

Brentford 
Bridge - 


1 Bridgend & Cowbridge 
! Bridgnorth - 


(a) Bermondsey Parish. 
(b) Bishop’s Stortford Union, 


= 


RECEIPTS. 
pes nad of _ Total 
Rates, Poor | Receipts. 
Rates. 
£ 8s. £ 8. £8, 
5,978 14 201 14 | 6,180 8 
21,727 8 672 15 | 22,400 3 
15,854 8 343 10 | 16,197 18 
25,707 1 542 12 | 26,249 13 
10,169 3 285 11 | 10,454 14 
10,877 16 | 38315 | 11,211 11 
4,145 16 8110] 4,227 6 
19,553 12 56817 | 20,122 9 
16,925 18 372 16 |17,298 14 
9,063 5 125 11 | 9,188 16 
8,120 11 75 17} 3,196 8 
3,027 15 47 15 | 3,075 10 
11,155 3 310 9 | 11,465 12 
5,843.16 | 15218] 5,496 14 
26,117 8 | 1,198 8 | 27,315 16 
10,888 8 | 825 11 | 11,208 14 
28,009 11 694 6 | 28,703 17 
8,258 10 268 5 | 8,526 15 
8,910 5 211 10 | 9,121 15 
8,402 9 200 5} 8,602 14 
13,065 10 | 659 7 | 13,724 17 
12,946 13 802 0 | 18,248 18 
9,920 4 226 19 | 10,147 8 
4,590 16 8388 0 | 4,928 16 
5,875 3 120° 2 | 5.995 5 
68,085 31 1,199 1 | 69,284 4 
16,258 14 578 12 | 16,887 6 
5,862 9 260 15 | 6,123 4 
21,680 16 | 1,139 10 | 22,820 6 
10,071 14 312 15 | 10,384 9 
6,721 18 194 16 | 6,916 14 
7,748 1 207 6 | 7,955 7 
15,548 19 421 11 | 15,970 10 
8,320 16 226 18 | 8,547 9 
83,588 15 | 1,315 15 | 34,854 10 
2,580 13 83 9 | 2,664 2 
10,627 8 297 5 | 10,924 13 
18,864 16 377 4 119,242 0 
7,548 15 283 0] 7,826 15 
9,796 6 402 3/10,198 9 
9,102 15 327 0} 9,429 15 
11,687 1 297 18 | 11,984 19 
8,302 10 198 5] 8,500 15 
29,559 > 6 602 16 | 30,162 2 
12,229 15 206 1 | 12,435 16 
2,596 7 43 18 | 2,640 5 
11,807 16 452 1 | 12,259 17 
25,296 10 801 0 | 26,097 10 
6,363 4 193 7 | 6,556 11 
-|11,819 16 202; 1) TEb21 17: 
7,036 10 202 14 | 7,239 4 








EXPENDITURE. 





Tn- 
Main- 
tenance. 


£ 6. 
500 0 
2,188 10 
1,290 18 
5,710 18 
1,588 17 
946 1 
316 13 
1,748 15 
1,999 4 
843 12 
194 12 
211 14 
1,590 7 
677 16 
5,490 16 
988. 5 
10,203 19 
555 18 
‘872 7 
684 1 
771 19 
1,296 3 
1,393 16 
405 
417 
11,969 
3/117 
410 
2,697 10 
909 18 
1,252 15 
873 9 
1,561 3 
870 16 
8,181 17 
428 6 
1,500 2 
1,730 14 
910 3 
715 4 
1,826 12 
1,311 °6 
3,998 12 
1,374 19 
391 1 
7187 6 
4,397 8 
1,270 19 
718 2 
995 3 


oe © © 6 


Amount expended for the 
Relief of the Poor. 


Oute 
Relief. 


£ 8. 
3,266.16 
11,058 2 
8,228 15 
- 8,303 16 
4,766 3 
5,956 10 
2,103 0 
9,042 6 
9,823 6 
3,621 17 
1,005 15 
1,692.11 
3,486 4 
2,627 6 
3,486 2 
5,437 8 
2,262 18 
3,572 6 
4,816 15 


4,146 12 


8,214 


2,162 

1,810 

1,464 14 
20,295 6 
7,193 1 
3,183 1 
7,588 4 
5,221 14 


2,664 8 


3,296 7 
7,027 11 
4,002 5 
11,670 17 

613 10 
5,663 7 
8,687 18 
4,986 4 
5,034 17 
4,889 1 
5,046 2 
2,860 5 
18,845 6 
6,548 2 
1,063 5 
5,226 4 
8,238 11 
2,304 14 
5,747 6 
2,140 6 


4 
7,164 4 

‘0 

0 


Work- 
house 
Loans 
repaid, 
and 
Interest 
thereon. 


Hie 58: 
8 12 
140 0 
488 16 
603 16 
292 19 
346 5 
123 12 
261 13 
464 13 
644 2 
46 ll 
352 18 
127 18 
840 3 


400 8 


803 15 
226 0 
404 15 
436 16 
146 14 


1,665 1 
743 18 


216 17 © 


198 17 
89 12 
445 18 


Ol 17 
436 5 
43 17 
224 5 
197 18 


1,186 12 
451 16 


413 15 
161 5 
819 14 
496 13 


Salaries 
an 
Rations 


0 
Officers. 


£ 6. 
47 2 
1,236 11 
1,374 8 
1,318 0 
848 -9 
985 14 
385 15 
923 17 
1,248 12 
654 15 
415 1 
265 5 
835 0 
5387 12 
1,527 7 
924 12 
2,377 1 
570 2 
806 7 
676 18 
1,100 8 
1,186 3 
1,983 8 
444 15 
444 13 
4,106 6 
1,585 8 
646 1 
2,041 16 
790 9 
673 9 
960 0 
1,089 7 
6838 6 
1,887 4 
285 11 
1,105 5 
1,203 17 
418 18 
814 10 
999 8 
1,198 2 
959 19 
1,221 15 
1,092 11 
260 6 
725 16 
1,863 3 
6381 8 
669 18 
702 O 


Other 
ane 
> or 
mele 
oes 
connected 
with 
Relief. 


LE iesE: 


365 9 | 


2,283 19 
638T 38 
2,568 7 
1,110 0 
424 17 
272 11 
8,008 7 
1,051 4 
749 12 
516 3 
154 19 
874 16 
508° 0 
6,243 12 
653 11 
5,416 19 
1,161 11 
654 18 
820 16 
1,162 17 
926 0 
390 5 
165 8 
502 17 
11,140 15 
1,692 7 
451 9 
1,524 0 
1,495 4 
695 19 
313 15 
1,640 2 
447 17 
2,632 12 
313 12 
2,252 0 
1,925 8 
558 8 
606 8 
1,626. 5 
1,160 18 
2,026 0 
498 1 
115 0 
693 12 
3,007 11 
484 8 
932 15 
761 9 


Total. 


£ 8, 
4,187 19 
16,857 2 
12,020 0 
18,999 17 
8,606 8 
8,659 7 
8,201 11 
14,984 18 
14,586 19 
6,518 18 
2,178 2 
2,024 9 
7,189 5 
4,478 12 
17,588 8 
8,003 16 
20,661 5 
5,859 17 
6,850 7 
6,682 2 
11,249 8 
10,798 10 
6,284 9 
83262 3 
2,976 1 
49,176 17 
14,282 3 
4,857 18 
13,801 10 
8,417 5 
5,286 11 
5,642 8 
11,407 15 


6,449 17 | 


19,372 10 
1,732 16 
10,420 14 
13,984 2 
5,399 17 
7,317 18 
7,253 18 
9,921 6 
6,490 1 
22,273 8 
9,965 9 
1,829 12 
7,482 18 
18,520 3 
4,852 14 
8,887 15 


5,095 11 | 


The sum of 6,243/. 12°., entered above as *‘ Other Expenses of, or immediately connected _ 
as Money expended for all other Purposes,” includes 1,8002. for %e Commissioners of Baths __ 
The sum of 8317, 78, entered above as * Money expended for all 





1856.] of the Poor Law Board. 31 


Year ended Lady-day, 1856. 








EXPENDITURE. 
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E Ox Ore ere Soo. 
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i=54 sj Ore, 
= a3 38.3265 | towards | 234 Expended NAMES 
ak © fag | 54 h O-3 M in 
= rs . (BRR Slam the HS oney , OF 
x) @2 | Vacei- |3; ES\Su—q | County, | «sé 3 |expended| Total Medical 
8 a2 |nation |9° a Ya .|Hundred, see for all | Expen- | Relief. UNIONS, &e. 
2 S32 | Fees. SE 88 aS 2 or oro | other | diture. 
2 ae 2\3 © -<8| Borough | = 8 |Purposes. 
ca SPs | Sf 9 
© rr ob ae Sle=aS7| Rate, |ap8 
a. 25 248 x\24°% 8| or Police eae 
SP | -38 RatSige -+| Rate. | Seq 
or a) Oo #ioggae gos 
et ue SSP h| sano of¢_ 
kh ad mS Ol. eas 238.9 
i Ay ie] g or osc 
° ) sSatisans Usps 
1) (S) A Ay <a 


ous tee Sil eas. SS. Set 46 asl 8. £ 3s. Ls. £ 8, 


7417.) 938 6 {| 8712} 5812) 20 0] 1,285 2) 17 4 404 17 | 6,174 9 125. 1 | Barwick-in-Elmet.$ 
160 18 | 284 19 | 201 8 | 266 1 313 | 3,324 0] 72 7 | 1,070 11 | 22,240 19 649 1] Basford. 
231 6] 6218; 51°10} 6411 6 4] 2,546 9] 1410 158 10 | 15,155 13 602 5] Basingstoke. 
342 4 | 24216] 61 2] 195 16 an 5,747 5 | 205 8 | 1,808 12 [27,103 0 426 0 | Bath. 
1812] 6615] 70 6] 58 4 oe 949 5] 14 8 355 11 |10,184 9 432 17 | Battle. 
28:4 | 97 4] 5415] 4916 ae 1,518 9; 10 38 246 7 110,664 5§ 402 0| Beaminster. 
TAT} 21.9) 33.12) 24 19 oe 782 0 5 12 27 14 | 4,084 14 201 12 | Bedale. 
‘| 43:17 | 7210} 12910] 181 4 0 3,933 17 | 111 18 776 6 {20,184 0 456 18 | Bedford. 
'} 340°:13 | 28215 | 89 1) 119 6 oe 1,395 11} 81 11 681 13 |17,577 9 899 0 | Bedminster. 
‘|. 2511 | 3416] 96 8 | 202 14 as 1,817 17. | 1017 243 5 | 8,945 6 186 18 | Bedwellty. 
be 5,1? 40 26)|- 23, 8-17 8 ae 467 7 07 76 4.) 2,808 2 54 9 | Belford. 
9821451) 20.58.) #8. 5 i 19-3 ee 503 14 B: 173 8.| 8,158 1 105 18 | Bellingham. 
49 5 | 266 14 | 132 10 } 167 14 an 2,913 0; 42 9 555 12 {11,266 9 400 11} Belper. 
3414 | 8418 | 35138] 4411 oe 1,047 2] 13 8 62 8 | 5,751 6 299 17 | Berkhampstead. 
83 5 Sc 98. 7 | 22018 | 25 .0]| 4,154 6] 154 6.|a4,222 14 | 26,447 1 338 0 | Bermondsey.* 
20 1) 47 4| 55 0} 6219 oe 862 18 | 24 7. 193 8 | 9,269 13 245 18 | Berwick-upon-Tweed. 
ar as 822 9} 321 5 oe 3,041 219: 9.) 1,601 19. | 26,167 11 815 4 | Bethnal Green.® 
124-3 | 25 6] 3319] 6919 os 2,140 42 3 86 2} 8,881 15 188 14 | Beverley. 


3014) 19315] 54161 5216} 28 9| 1,282 
182 1} 78 5| 2918] 54 4 .. 1,284 


24 12 164 16 | 8,632 13 310 9.| Bicester. 
18 2 100 14 | 8,824 10 261 19 | Bideford. 
280 0] 146 0 | 21915 | 30516; 88 6] 1,588 120 138 849 0 114,787 7 802 10.| Bierley, North. 
SHAM |. 45 -2:| 52:18.4> 87 12 ee 1,890 44 14 221 15 | 18,228 8 472 5 | Biggleswade. 
613) 6616{ 22 7] 4117] 2615) 148915] 11 8 270 3} 8,219 3 858 10.| Billericay. 
B 2a Sah $5 15 5 13; Say 17.17 0 1,264 14 | 8217 5218 | 4,702 2 147 11 | Billesdon. 
7616} 69,1] 8417} 48 5 A 1,997 2} 24 16 116 14 | 5,343 12 193 8| Bingham. 
41,187 18 | 107 16 | 289 9 | 688 11 ae 22,521 4/117 6 2,159 10 | 76,148 11 | 1,485 7 | Birmingham. 
2818} 6918} 47 2) 6518} 38719] 1,981 3] 19 9] 6 881 7 {17,813 17 817 2 Bishop’s Stortford. 
Ae 5815 | 38714] 47 6 2 21 1,116 18 | 2514 104 4 | 6,250 6 240 138 | Blaby. 
125 0] 72 0} 28414} 417 2] 250 0] 5,518 2] 6910 310 1 | 20,847 19 626 17 | Blackburn, 
irs 63 1| 49 5) 40 6 Ay 1,158 7) 18 5 84.12 |°9,771 1 410 0] Blandford. 
+1419] 11051 | 79.16.) 150.44 ee 1,107 15 | 22 3 230 11 | 6,902 10 177 15 | Blean. 


ee O PR OD 


Ae 4611] 3010] 34 4 oa 1,254 5 | 3013 125 6 | 7,163 17 236 13} Blofield. 
614/108 0} 9419} 8011 ea 2,248 .6 | 3516 367 17 |14,348 18 427 19 | Blything. 
3114) 7112) 56 9| 6614 oe 890 6} 52 4 178 9 | 7,797 5 264 12.| Bodmin. 
'{1,069 1 | 112 14 | 343 7 | 459 3 | 303 5] 7,679 3{ 99 4] 1,721 7 {31,159 14 525 0 | Bolton. 
6310; 10:7} 15 6] 1619 we 589 7) 18 3 64.4} 2,495 12 60 0} Bootle. 
129°8] 7613) 52 7] 4912 50 1,628 13 | 24 6 86 3 | 12,467 16 393 0 | Bosmere and Claydon. 
169.18 | 277 5) 74 5) 132 2 oe, 3,413 .9 | 121 13 936 2 | 19,108 16 554 3} Boston. 
67 3} 4516) 4217 | 47 7 oe 1,148 19 | 59 5 113 1 | 6,924 139 10 | Boughton, Great, 
264 4) 5310] 5312) 75 3 o° 1,749 5) 45 9 734 1 {10,293 338 17.|} Bourn, 


Set S0'as:) (6h Sb 47 2o4s .. 1,190 1] 29 0} 19013] 8,834 
29712! 17019} 5215} 4718] .. 1,492 12 | 1916] 817 5 {12,820 
S2R95) B62 1969841. Sb Oke .. 731 0] 1417| 178161 7,680 
107215 | 83 0 | 2091036315 | 85185) 3,873 6 | 24014| 1,089 9 |29,241 
4615 | 5119} 89 5| 80 4} .. | 1,862 0] 715} 375 15 | 11,949 515 9| Braintree. 

PAI 2906.12 4 Sid. D7 4s 5388 0] 1617} 26710] 2,713 81 9| Brampton. 

8115} 184 2| 4812] 58 0] .. 5,814.14] 5014] 514 15 113,585 10% 398 15 | Brecknock. 
117 18 | 441 14/| 188 2)129 8] 21 0| 7,052 51 8| 882.14 {27,854 79 80213] Brentford. 

80 11} 12815] 8717 | 3218] .. 979 17 16 5110 | 6,146 49 27910] Bridge. 

270) 49:1} 9212] 78 21 811} 1,490 8712} 865 5 110,536 0f 288 9] Bridgend & Cowbridge. 
75 7; 4911] 59-0] 4019] .. 1,327 4715] 488 3|7,18311] 31016] Bridgnorth. 


$29 12 | Brackley. 
418 0| Bradfield. 
297 12 | Bradford (Wilts). 
881 5 | Bradford (York). 


onvowchnrn & 


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with Relief,” includes 2,4797. for “ South Metropolitan School District.” And the sum of 4,2221, 14s., given above as 
and Washhouses ” and 1,549/. 5s. 7d. expenses of ‘* Church and Churchyard under local Act.” 
other Purposes,” includes the sum of 605%. ‘‘ Payments to the Bishop Stortford burial board.” 


C2 


32 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. - 





Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. 





| Chester-le-Street ~ ~-j| 6,100 15 5512] 6,156 7} 328 0 


9 
1,944 3 308 18 | 868 5 8838 5 | 4,382 11 
| Chesterton- - = -{17,025 5 248 6 | 17,273 11 ; 1,208 3 8 


9,502 226 19 | 888 11 5038 8 |12,829 9 


NAMES 

OF ‘ Receipts 2 Other 

UNIONS, &e. Poor a Beco | hes Salaries apapouses 

Rates. | Pateg, , _In- Ons Loans | and aeaage 
f Main- | xolier, | repaid, |Rations | Gintely Total. 

tenance. and connected 

/ Interest |Officers. |" ith 

! thereon. Relief. 
Cal Os Pe 8 ES sl 2 8 Sea fe  2P ieee 
| Bridgwater- ~ - ~-{17,67912] 41311 /18,008 3 2,480 8| 9,15312| 468 21{1,948 O} 1,100 13 | 14,550 15 
Bridlington- - - -| 4,97019] 11110] 5,082 9f 40711] 2,223 5| 296 5} 402 0] 22519] 3,555 0 
| Bridport - - - -| 893610] 27919] 9,216 9 1,084 4} 4,67314| 85317} 83116] 9865 5| 7,508 16 
Brighton|| - - - -|86,412 15] 2,184 5 | 38,547 0% 7,296 6|11,989 4| 578 111/1,565 7] 4,580 10 | 25,959 18 
Brinton§ - - - -| 288 7 at 283 7] 105 8 84 15 Zz cA 15 8| 205 11 
Bristol] - - <- -{81,515 11 | 1,546 3 |33,061 14 4°9,585 13 }14,989 3 a 2,051 14| 8,621 7 | 30,447 17 
i Brixworth - - - -—| 9,77719] 238 18|10,01617 4 86019} 5,48015| 281 8} 85419! 788 9] 8,166 5 
Bromley - - - -—| 8,90115| 428 14 | 9,830 9f 2,258 4} 1,58814] 268 7} 85514] 841 6| 5,807 5 
Bromsgrove - —- ~|10,49019| 216 8 {10,707 29 1,143 2| 4,485 3] 267 1{| 80715] 88212) 7,535 18 
Bromwich, West - -|23,802 2| $8417 |24,18619f 2,710 5|12,156 2 a 883 16] 2,123 17 | 17,874 0 
/ Bromyard - - = —-| 5,929 10 291 7 | 6220178 40617 | 38,445 0 - 609 81 3844 8} 4,805 18 
Buckingham = - -{11,210 4] 89913111,60917f 881 1} 6,82615| 865 8] 97710{ 56312] 9,064 6 
Builth - —--= = =| °4,677 os} 182 111} 4.35991 F -7. 2,950 8 Fe 237 6} 19118 | 8,879 7 
Buntingford - - -| 8,831 0 6813 | 391913} S65 7{|1,71418| 109 8] 418 1] 26011] 3,368 0 
} Burnley - - - -|15,898 8| 60312 {16,502 Of 82015] 7,271 2 = 1,001 1] 1,164 4 |10,257 2 
Burten-upon-Trent- -{11,09315| 751 4/11,84419f 78517 | 4,257 17 | 9355 111,070 17] 536 10]{ 7,006 2 
Bury (Lancashire) - -| 25,8838 8| 884 1 |26,167 9f 2,114 6}10,17911] 680 9 |1,143 19| 2,987 17 [16,408 2 
Bury St.Edmundst —-] 5,844 5| 79011] 6634169 94217 | 3,920 14 71 41 858 O| 17118] 5,964 13 

C. 

Caistor- - = - -/18,081 7] 450 8 |13,581 10 1,185 18} 5,504 1] 204 8|1,06015| 78619 | 8,692 1 
7Calne - - ~- - -~-| 6,730 7] 45311] 7,18318— 760 8} 8496 7] 415 &| 71312] 611 15] 5,997 7 
Camberwell¥ - =~ -/27,26810| 803 18 | 27,572 8 4,103 8 | 5,64918| 1,292 711,198 6] 8,588 16 |15,782 10 
Cambridge - - - ~-{17,875 8| 658 10 |18,298 18 | 2,245 31 6623141 10610| 916 7| 2,005 5 | 11,896 19 
Cameiford - - - ~| 3,058 10 55 10| 8,114 Of 12 8] 1,94410| 107 4] 23612] 3809 9] 2,609 18 
| Canterbury|| - - -| 7,72018] 185138] 7,876 6— 97316 | 2,254 7| 74510} 710 9} 78312] 8,467 14 
Cardiff - - - - -/22,46017| 454 18 | 22,015 10 f 1,401.13 |11,122 2] $45 19 |1,191 16] 1,856 5 | 15,917 15 
fCardigan - ~- - -| 8,607 2] 142 1} 8,749 3 72117] 5,77713| 18911] 461 2] 691181 7,841 16 
Carlisle- - - - -[14,161 19} 430 0 14,591 19 § 2,038 3} 6,523 1 ue 991 11| 462 12 110,015 7 
pCarlton§ - - - -{17,58818] 938 2|18,597 0f 1,029 2] 9,510 19 93 9] 87 10{ 872 411,693 4 
| Carmarthen - - -|16,122 5] 984310 |16,465154 419 9| 9,352 2 = 646 15] 86614 |11,285 0 
| Carnarvon - - ~112,862 3] 19211 /18,054149 631 4} 7,818 6| 267 2| 740 0] 987418] 9,881 10 
s Castle Ward - - ~-| 5,54916] 139 3 | 5,688 19} 469 7 | 2,46515| 16818] 562 0] 400 2| 4,065 17 
| Catherington - - ~| 1,022 19 81 8 | 1,654 78 16117] 71917 24 1| 212 8 8&8 14 | 1,206 14 
| Caton§- ~ - = -| 8,757 18] 121 14] 8879124 “953 17| 2,167 0 age 12 0| 18214] 2,615 11 
Caxton and Arrington -| 7,258 8 | 19618] 7,454164 644 3 | 3,523 9| 258 111,107 12| 246 6| 5,774 11 
Cerne ~ - - - -| 4,75314] 18817 | 4,892 11} 438 1] 2,28617| 101 5| 329 5] 380419} $495 7 
Chailey- =- = ~ ~-| 5,51118| 26812] 5,77510} 9807 11} 2,754 12 a 560 G| 554 0] 4,676 9 
| Chapel-en-le-Frith - -| 3,513 1 60 16 | 3,573 17 ff 251 6| 1,08915| 187 5| 827 1] 843 8| 2,168 18 
} Chard - - - - ~={|12,25619| 303 10 |12,560 9f 1,166.15 | 6,678 1| 262 211,074 8| 55614] 9,788 0 
i Cheadle - - - -| 5,578 7] 824 6] 5.002189 60318] 1,917 0 .. 2 1) 668"! 84. "684-18 || -Sisigats 
Chelmsford- ~ = -{24,55915 1 561 2 |25,120 17 f 2,599 41|11,077 9| 299° 91,890 16! 1,980 7 117,847 5 
| Chelsea®¥ - - - -|27,9384 5 | 3854 8 | 28,088 8] 6,254 1| 7,195 7} 163 011,756 16] 4,461 11 |19,880 15 
| Cheltenham - - ~-/23,795 6] 908 17 |24,704 3] 2,894 13 | 8,792 5 | 1,034.19 | 1,318 5] 2,051 10 {16,086 12 
| Chepstow - - - -| 9,46317] 199 2} 9,662 9} 1,86616| 4,065 17 | 23917] 557 19] 1,489 11 | 7,670 0 
Chertsey - - - -{11,726 4] 448 7 /12,17411 f 2,40010] 4,04717] 413 2] 85618] 930 4] 8,648 11 
fChestert ~ - ~ -{10,64219] 870 2/11,513 1] 1,688 16] 4,230 4 & 958 13} 1,114 19 | 7,992 12 
i Chesterfield ~ - ~-114,085 8 38 9 115,023 17 f 1,140 16] 6,113 509 1/1,145 0}. 991 5] 9,899 11 


(a) Bury St. Edmunds.—The sum of 5627. 6s., entered above as ‘* Money expended for all 


Poor Rate Return— 


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1856.] 


Year ended Lady-day, 1856. 





of the Poor Law Board. 











33 











other Purposes,” includes 2887. 1ée, for ** Burial Board,” and 871. for “ sanitary expenses.” 


EXPENDITURE. 
pagygltarg a4 
os me Rerge 8 wa 
E O38 eCssls2a |Payments| 22 ¥ 
mS fee SeOg ges foror | 35.8 ; ; 
2 ea 33 wi 53 towards wan Expended NAMES} 
es oo . Seas ne the SD Money in oF 
80 Qe | Vacci- |S) £o Sug | County, | «He jexpended| Total { Medical 
& gs nation |9 +24 ne 8 3 Hundred, ert for all | Expen- | Relief. UNIONS, &o. 
® a | Fees. (98%) 5.5 a or es | other diture. 
3 a = < "ae Bac Borough | £ &@ |Purposes. 
z a, Soe ase) to pace 
Pa, 23 adtenleg 4) orPolice| Faz 
SB | 28 oo tyseen| “Ae | gag 
Bei ge SPREE abe Soe 
88 | 56 hae eeS 5 RES 
oO (S) Oy a4 co 
% Sn PL sea. Loss fe Bs. ees: FS) ao. || Me ae £ 3.| £ £ 8. 
239 11} 195 8| 75 9110918] 110 0}. 2,908 2| 55 0 561 01|18,79918 4 64910] Bridgwater. 
0 7| 4 8| 2211} 4614 a0 1444 8] 15 7 51 8 | 5,183 3 157 11} Bridlington, 
87 12); 92 1] 88 0| 54 4 ¢ 1,189 18 | 2315 136 4} 9,080 58 381010) Bridport. 
888 15 | 8815] 86 8} 208 i Qc 9,000 0] 127 51 1,060 6 |36,919 8§ 460 0} Brighton. } 
10 q19 oe 0 15 oe 50 4 0 6 16 16 276 11 15 0} Brinton.$ 
252 8} 38210] 168 8 | 272 12 . ac 210 18] 1,548 9 |32,922 17 839 8 | Bristol. |] 
4517} 87 4] 2711] 66.18 ee 1,454 0] 29 9 112 1] 9,989 Of 387117! Brixworth. 
oe 6312} 38419] 4717 oe 2,625 3| 19 4 805 15 | 8,903 15§ 82011) Bromley. 
6217| 67 4| 4419} 7919 oie 2,348 8 | 22 18 472 18 110,684 16} 292 14 Bromsgrove, ' 
53 7 | 100 11 | 274 21 809 8 . 4,740 6] 63817 976 13 | 24,891 19 f 386015 | Bromwich, West. 
LST iy a0 IS) UE 20 85: 7. eo. Cie Oe Le 7 113 17 | 5,829 12 408 10 | Bromyard. 
15 6114819] 40 7] 44 8 eo. 2,254 0] 69 14 124 16 | 11,741 11 580 5} Buckingham. 
& 41 52 5| 27 4] 2618 ° 1,209 14 | 28 14 109 7 | 4,836 18 75 0 | Builth. 
22 0'| 2012) 5812) 24 2) 15 7 425 7 6 4 52 4) 3,992 8 283 12 | Buntingford. 
$2 | 21 0°} 12418 | 23718; 27 2) 3,878 4) 8816 772 8 |14,855 4 829 16 | Burnley. 
ee 139 138 |. 54 9| 107 1} 7811) 8,694 1} 41 1 399 311,515 1 874 2 | Burton-upon-Trent. 
89 13; 5118 | 228 9 | 342 11 an 5,649 2/103 7 | 1,466 6 | 24,337 8 839 15 | Bury (lancashire). 
a 14J1] 24 9] 66 2 168 2] 6219 |(a)502 6| 6,793 2% 170 0| Bury St. Edmunds.t 
Cc 
78 8) 21511! 7317} 129 8} 42 0} 2,995 111125 6 363 19 |11,946 1 895 0} Caistor, . 
25S 27 Ol 6820 24.18 984 6) 21 1 SO GLO 2 270 5 | Calne. 
205 1 2 9| 9318 | 198 14 oe 7,488 7|17215| 2,178 15 |26,122 4% 67415 | Camberwell.* 
6119{| 8119} 4011] 9010 o> 5,956 19 | 160 5 756 6 {19,045 8% 84916 | Cambridge. 
oma only # 18° Sir 24 IS an 36415) 18 4 61 17 | 3,149 0] 77 5 | Camelford. 
90 3} 2912/1 80 6] 54 4 Bt 2,122 14 | 47 19 27 14| 7,870 6§ 183 18 | Canterbury. j 
172 16 | 186 18 | 188 15 } 201 10 A 25162) 8) 70 7 853 11 | 20,260 15 688 1] Cardiff, 
HOopto |) Fn Lob 40 12 62.14 . 878 2] 1816 876 14) 9,898 49 202 2 Cardigan. 
4514} 2612) 57 10 {138 8 os 1,756 18 | 56 11 | 1,409 12 |18,506 15 321 5 | Carlisle. 
513 8 | 302 15 | 205 14 | 225 5 | 18 7 | 4,027 5| 8418 | 1,074 91|18,045 0 807 9} Carlton.§ 
tO) SISA 695 Sel V5: 17 ate 2,869 12 | 46 7 504 5 | 14,989 10 815 7 | Carmarthen. ; 
C2 al ile 3) 435-85 MOP 2 1,087 17 | 49. 4 619 17 | 11,917 8 255 9 | Carnarvon. 
25 4) 4814) 66 7| 5815 980 4 ; 110 3} 5,850 4 164 9 | Castle Ward. 
is LOS 7 Ge Out Gy 6 oe 307 9 1 16 45 71 1,594 7 . 65 5 | Catherington. 
18 8} 35 4 IS a2" 29 ° 703 12 tes pel 275 11 | 8,687 15 § 27 14 | Caton. § 
mLOrlo | 7515") 42°71 -99 § oe 1,120 17 | 3015 81 9] 7,165 17 f 408 17 Caxton and Arrington, 
23.8) 44 35} 18 10>) 21 11 as 940 14 511 5217 | 4,582 1 207 17 | Cerne. 
o- 3f 0] 2915.) 27 12 oe 702 7 6 18 234 6) 6,711 29 225 12 | Chailey. 
1013} 40 4] 8412 | 389 4 1,030 10 | 17 6 189 1)| 8,580 4 12813] Chapel-en-le-Frith, 
89 3/304 6] 89 6| 75 6 oe 1,546 19 | 24 5 831 19 |12,099 4% 41915} Chard. 
8113} 3514] 69 3] 6818 o8 1,609 16 | 15 17 860 11} 6,060 1 ; 173 1] Cheadle. 
1011 | 206 0} 42 3] 98 O oe 2,941. ba) 2G) 19 667 18 | 21,829 11 1,036 17 | Chelmsford. 
a 1017 | 105 7 | 185 18 oe 7,811 14} 27 16 580 15 | 28,553 2 584 14 | Chelsea. * 
19813} 88 6] 8716] 209 4 aie 4,665 38} 70 0) 1,196 19 | 22,602 13 § 461 8 Cheltenham, 
86 5/158 14| 67 2] 8317 ’ 1,841 14 | 22 8 277 19 | 10,127 19 f 384510] Chepstow. 
40 4) 74 17-| 37 10 | 49 2 CHC 2,444 61 16 0 273 18 | 11,585 3 413 7 | Chertsey. | 
£2 ol SG) 407 | 100) - 7 2 (2) | 8,279) 19) 22° 2 69 6 | 11,568 1 § 52 21 Chester.t 
18 1) 123 0/121 8j189 6| 116 10 3,465 8] 32 8 593 12 |14,560 4% 347 0 Chesterfield. 
2514} 60 3| 48 2) 7915 . 1,009 15 | 27 11 29413 | 5,923 4 § 60 © | Chester-le-Street, 
eLOO: Si}. 97 0) 82.8) «97 11 oe 8,166 0} 36 19 215 16 |16,125 6 885 12 | Chesterton. 


34 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


Poor Rate Return— 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. 


Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. 








NAMES: 
OF Receipts z Other 
UNIONS, &6. ‘poor [Aid of| Total House |Salaries | Expenses 
Rates. | Rates. pis} In- Out- Loans and | imme- 
Main- | elief. | repaid, Rations | Giat, ely Total. 
tenance. and connected 
Interest | Officers.) iin 
thereon. Relief. 
£ ay 8: 8, 1) oe 2 18, Li sil Be 8. C85 [ae 8: £ si #y ts, 
Chichester ¢ - - 4,074 10 136.17 | 4,211 7 | 1,275 6} 1,554 138 Mh 522 138 500 2] 3,852 18 
‘Chippenham - - 12,937 15 | 469 7 |13,407 2] 1,539 13 | 6,893 3 68 $3 |1,204 0} 1,010 3} 10,712 4 
Chipping Norton - 9,487 11 820 12 | 9,758 3 982 14} 4,468 15 336 17 |1,079 8}{ 1,011 0] 7,823 14 
Chipping Sodbury - 9,068 19 270 2} 9,889 1 507 3} 4,284 11 302 6 656 12 449 10 | 6,200 2 
Chorley - - = 10,672 8 179 5 | 10,851 13 826 2) 4,426 0 ab 629 5 787 2) 6,668° 9 
Chorlton - = - 46,307 3 748 1 147,055 44 2,816 2] 5,588 11] 5,983 11 | 2,689 1] 4,972 3 | 22,044 8 
{ Christchurch - - 4,827 14 161 8 | 4,989 2 481 18 } 2,271 19 Ae 472 4 246 16 | 3,472 17 
Church Stretton —- 3,070 13 119 14 | 3,190 7 295 12 | 1,508 18 103 19} 364 11 457 17 | 2,780 17 
Cirencester- - - 14,755 1 314 115,069 241,880 4]{ 6,106 6 3842 10 | 1,864 16 813 18 | 10,507 9 
Cleobury Mortimer - 4,734 2 2138 4) 4,947 6 440 13 | 1,523 138 71 0 299 13] 1,214 10] 3,549 9 
POlifton. — =.= 4= 42,466 2 803 1 |43,269 3 5,880 16 | 9,412 7 | 1,693 14 | 1,759 14 857 18 | 19,554 4 
Clitheroe - - - 8,584 5 230 10} 8,764 15 743 414 3,597 16 ae 484 4 382° 7} 5,207 11 
PClun - -. -.:- 5,33L 1 174 16 | 5,505 17 358 12 | 2,451 10 831 8 555 10 521 2] 4,218 2 
Clutton- - |= - 14,3850 9 3828 16 | 14,679 5 1,063 1} 9,057 15 58 15 $1,058 <7 954 3:112,192 1 
Cockermouth = - 11,814 8 392 5 |12,206 13 | 1,886 0] 4,986 13 149 1 926 6 800 18 | 8,648 18 
Colchester - - =< 12,948 0 237 14 | 18,185 14 | 1,591 9 | 5,488 11 864 14 | 1,287 2} 1,478 8 110,205 4 
Columb St. Major ~ 5,447 14 1387 10} 5,585 4 548 1 2,511 17 370 17 517 14 420 15} 4,869 4 
Congleton) - - - 8,321 12 564 3} 8,885 15 # 1,881 9] 3,164 0 481 8 | 986 18 648 13] 6,612 38 
i Conway eet i 7,712 10 53 19 | 7,766 9 HG 5,693 3 aie 3876 0 158 8] 6,227 6 
‘Cookham - - = 4,823 16 1387 8 | 4,961 4 1,427 1] 1,290 3 is 8383 1 403 6} 3,953 11 
Corwen- - - = | 5,246 0 97 6} 5,348 6 281 2) 2,859 13 207 10 | 376 6 866 1); 4,090 12 
}Cosford- - - - 10,887 16 240°13 |11,128 9 | 1,825 17 | 5,459 4 55 922 19| 1,082 8] 8,740 8 
Coventryf- - - 8,729 11] 411 8} 9,140 19 1,919 0 | 1,461 10 i 936 1| 1,677 4| 5,993 18 
Cranbrook - - - 9,672 5 221 % | 9,893 12 965 17 | 3,762 1 402 1 801 10} 1,684 1 7,365 10 
Crediton - = = 11,745 10 3820 18 {12,066 8 755 14 | 7,207 12 425 18 | 1,050 19 472 9 | 9,912 -7 
Crickhowell - = ig 444 6 211 19 | 7,656 5 5438 11 | 2,715 2 109 3 494 13 557 15 | 4,420 4 
es and Wootton | 8,042 0 197 2 fh 85289 2 841 6] 3,866 18 39 Wine, 447 0| 5,934 7 
assett. 
Croydon - - = 21,218 15 436 17 | 21,650 12 | 1,949 17 | 6,292 0 ae 1,479 18] 3,360 8 | 18,081 18 
Cuckfield - - = 10,2388 8 321 1/10,559 9 1,842 5] 5,027 12 665 8 | 964 5 693 16 | 8,598 6 
D. 
Darlington - - - 7,554 9 Preller ftsttay a Ob 682. 8} 8,151 6 as 684 7 883 17 | 5,801 18 | 
Dartford - - - 12,480 2 458 3 112,988 5 | 2,86919] 3,586 7 827 412,006 17} 1,066 15 | 9,857 2: 
Dayentry - - - 13,800 3 817 7 |18,617 10 | 1,286 18 | 7,411 14 $s 647 12} 1,295 10 | 10,591 9 | 
Depwade - - = 16,186 15 659 15 | 16,846 10 } 1,588 4 410,114 7 401 9 |1,251 17} 1,087 7 114,893 4. 
Derby - - - - 9,724 2 279 19 | 10,004 1] 1,889 17 | 1,856 1 are 776 7} 1,700 3-| 5,722 8 
Derby, West - -—~ 39,448 13 | 2,057 1 | 41,505 14 | 6,741 6 | 11,437 12 | 2,188 2 |5,2383 8] 4,666 5 | 30,266 18 
Devizes - = = 14,144 4 895 12 | 14,589 16 | 1,207 19 | 8,441 10 419 0 }1,084 7 993 11 | 12,146 7 
Dewsbury - - =< 11,970 8 452 6 112,422 9fF 1,244 0} 4,945 2 770 18 9938 16] 1,835 14 | 9,289 10 
Docking - - - 11,828 0 221 2 112,049 24 1,015 19} 7,028 12 46412; 981 7 477 19 | 9,968 9 
Dolgelley - =- - 7,422 3 184 5] 7,556 8 i 5,467 10 AD 487 38 145 11} 6,100 4 
Doneaster - - - 11,705 14 296 10 |12,002 4] 1,472 11} 3,925 8 424 21,102 2] 1,484 1) 8,857 19 
Dorchester- - - 10,546 14 285 6 | 10,882 0 595 3} 5,554 12 215 12 953. 11 643 0] 7,961 18 
Dore - - = - 4,252 16 158 18 | 4,406 9 297 64 1,948 5 106 10 | 555 12 402 14 | 3,805 7 
Dorking - - - 8,285 9 263 1] 8,548 10 | 1,246 16 | 2,968 0 242 17 | 647 16 608 7 | 5,718 16 
# Dover - - - = 15,360 9 207 13 | 15,568 2 § 2,308 2) 4,912 0 181 5 | 839 16] 1,480 0] 9,671 2 
Downham - he tai: 11,567 18 238977 TL857  b 986 4] 5,802 8 27 14 41,154 2 753 0} 8,728 8 
Drayton - - = 4,234 8 189 6] 4,378 14 594 10 961 15 294 5} 457 4 564 8 | 2,871 17 
Driffield - = -= 8,231 3 189 5 | 8,420 8 555 16 | 8,560 6 232 14} 571 1 744 18 | 5,664 14. 
Droitwich - - «= 8,608 11 } 1,086 19 | 9,645 10 845 13 | 8,087 7 245 8 }1,006 7 966 8 | 6,152 3: 





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1856.] of the Poor Law Board. 35 


Year ended Lady-day, 1856. 











EXPENDITURE. 
| S nb |} oS Ls 
7 ~ Steg 214 SS cs 
Oo nD o 3 w 5 => oO 4 
Sedise BAS Ser 2 3% 
Bo [ei] seeieds PPymant| 382 
2 Se 3858/8368 | towards | BS, Expended NAMES 
a wk ee aes Aa the nS & Money in, OF 
& So | Vacci- | 9) 2¥l\Sug | County, | 485 |expended! Total f Medical 
Pa - 3 |Ho/a ia d As i eis 
B= ES |nation |$::8S|"&8 .|Hundred, e's | forall Expen- | Relief. UNIONS, &e. 
Fs ao | Fees. |ONSAES 2 or S4- | other | diture. 
8 an Phar 3 248| Borough 55 2 |Purposes. 
° = SESS 3s2| Rate, | RO 
4 2 ney e| a 3% 2! or Police | © 8a 
ee | oe HeeOles | Rate. | $58 
on & Oo Cray mM fy nas 
ns Gas 22a Shas ag - 
P<} ao | Ds q nod o q a 
Sa |) 8d sh fele ess 8-3 
s) ) ae a am 
LAs Lose. 2 iss Boal eos; £ 8.) £. sf. Los, 
417 | 3215 oc oN 15 12 150 5) 4,144 11 105 0 | Chichester. t 
83 16] 75 16 ne 2,062 18 | 41 2 282 6 |18,404 3 581 6 | Chippenham. 
57 11 45 14 ee 1,888 4] 28 0 151 12 | 9,786 0 341 16 | Chipping Norton, 
43 9] 6015 ac 2,473 17 | 32 8 197 91 9,097 13 270 0} Chipping Sodbury, 
118 2.) 189 6 4 0] 2,540 7 | 2216 486 3 |10,111 11 244 10 | Chorley. 
208 14 | 519 4 | 122 18 | 23,293 8 | 277 10 | 1,467 10 | 48,099 11 862 11 | Chorlton. 
21 11 27 14 ae 1,056 12 | 25 0 64 1] 4,742 18 179 10 | Christchurch. 
2 8| 2019 ane 434 8) 1115 111 10] 3,846 3 1389 14 | Church Stretton. 
27 «4 64 13 oe 2,641 16 46 18 66 19 |18,4é8 19 742 44 Cirencester. 
C 21 18 ee 772 14| 1518 115 8 | 4,601 16 250 0 | Cleobury Mortimer. 
142 10 | 266 3 via 15,987 0 | 20415 | 2,408 8 |39,991 12 488 81 Clifton. 
4814] 6219 Oe 1,642 0; 8014 453 7 | 7,657 9 157 17 | Clitheroe. 
80 4] 3412 Ear 847 3] 1815 185 18 | 5,361 10 231 10 | Clun. 
80138 | 69 16 oe 1,256 10 | 39 10 505 8 | 14,458 12 542 15 | Clutton. 
68 11 | 122 7 51 17 | 2,106 17} 386 17 472 9 |11,613 15 255 11 | Cockermouth. 
74 1 80 18 ae 1,616 5] 387 4 815 18 |138,018 13 853 18 | Colchester. 
42 9} 5915 Se 766 18 | 27 0 180 1) 5,688 16 240 15 | Columb St. Major. 


99 14 
40 0 
58 2 


102 19 38 8| 1,49918| 389 11 411 8 | 8,901 19 324 19 | Congleton. 
oe 8 W TES 568 6 | 25 6 819 16 | 7,827 15 117 16.| Conway. 
41 18 | 155 7 | 1,183 9} 12 6 132 18 | 5,698 10 243 0 | Cookham. 


89 0} 387 4 oe 984 19 | 27 19 150 0 | 5,392 19 154 7 | Corwen. 
3618 | 57 7 oe 2,003 5) 20 6 172 © | 11,158 16 432 17 | Cosford. 
98 15 | 166 0 1,590 4| 4418 240 0| 8,165 4 285 16 | Coventry.f 
73:13") 44 6 ee 591 4 7 13 192 5 | 8,671 17 530 10 | Cranbrook. 
67 4] 66 4 ee 1,085 11 | 25 15 240 7 |11,473 11 854 3 | Crediton. 





19 138 | 14517} 65 19 
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87 18 oe 1,835 10 | 10 14 876 14 | 6,462 9 208 19 | Crickhowell. 


45 7 ate 1,311 17 28 8 98 19 |} 7,529 11 22110 | Cricklade and Wootton: 
. Basset, 


110 10 oe 4,184 11] 41 2 879 17 | 18,096 5 777 12 | Croydon. 
46 8 oe 1,232 2) 24 4 499 17 |10,723 10 396 5 | Cuckfield. 


1, 


88 17 | 29 8 | 2,05416| 28 8 2038 15 | 7,802 16 410 12 | Darlington. 

79 4 oe 2,589 1) 20 6 585 16 | 18,128 8 285 12 | Dartford. 

64 5 ar 2,158 5| 38018 175 11 |18,278 6 859 0 | Daventry. 

89 7 oe 1,927 10| 62 4 258 1 |16,996 3 511 19 | Depwade. 

161 19 AG 2,524 7) 6619! 1,848 18 | 10,524 18 165 5 | Derby. 

620 9 +e 7,656 18 | 240 2] 5,148 17 | 45,478 18 f 2,118 15 | Derby, West.' 
62 0 ee 1,663 4] 41 9 225 3 114,244 7 498 12 |} Devizes. 
30518} 45 8] 1,779 4] 6818 619 38 112,506 4 847 15 | Dewsbury. 

55 4 : 1,873 12} 26 4 173 8 |11,666 13 357 6} Docking. 
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20416} 6813 | 54 ¢€ 





1812| 24 8} 57 14 
8214] 414 1} 50 4 
109 5} 9316} 5417 
127 12) 105 1} 88 4 
50 5} 7017} 84 5 
462 3 | 813 0} 270 16 
1218} 4015) 5211 
105 11 | 154 4/188 8 
715} 48 2) 1819 
8910} 4918] 2317 
6915 | 18216} 51 0 
127 6| 5510] 41 9 
9 1 89 1 8 
108 9] 89 42 16 
35 19 | 142 32 14 
2611 | 70 71 12 
12 0}} 20 50 7 
25.19 | 30 76 8 
169 7} 6811] 4212 


39 5] ll 9 853 5 | 22 16 228 7,368 12 177 11 | Dolgelley. 
1384 1} 3218] 1,588 9] 67 11 392 10,851 10 8138 1 | Doncaster. 
60 18 a6 1,883 14 | 87 19 9119 |10,260 8 446 17 | Dorchester. 
28 16 +e 642 9| 14 1 122 1] 4,182 3 217 15 | Dore. 

83 14 ate 1,448 7 CO / 456 16 | 7,899 6 220 4 | Dorking. 
79 7 ee 2,948 4) 71 7 716 10 |13,697 9 261 10 | Dover. 

69 13 an 1,845 16 | 42 138 296 19 | 11,146 14 448 2} Downham, 
40 19 es Ll4z 9) | 925) 6 389 6] 4,192 7 196 9] Drayton. 
6T 5 ve 1,661 1 8 185 5] 7,669 4 177 12 | Driffield. 
52 5{| 2515) 2,855 6! 711 828 8 | 9,765 14 470 9{| Droitwich, 


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36 | Appendi« to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


~ Poor Rate Return— 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. 





Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. 





NAMES 
OF From | Receipts Wook. : Other 
UNIONS, ke. ‘spied moe canes: Ta: ae Salaries wes oe 
; Rates. Main- Out- repaid and Pippen woe ee a 
oveice: Relief. ar ie Rations| diately 
Interest i connected 
eareon: Officers.| with 
Relief. 
ca 
£ s. Poel Ro. @w Ie en) Fe. Cs £ s.| £ +s. £. @.| x0 28. 
Droxford ~ - = -| 6,851 0 225 18 | 6,576 18 § 662 11 | 2,651 5 222 14 715 11] 1,182 51]! 5,884 6 
Dudley - - - - -{25,750 14 168 19 | 25,919 13 ¢ 3,072 17 | 9,244 2 337 10 {1,254 7] 1,508 4 [15,412 0 
Dulyerton - =- - -]| 4,414 14 145 0 | 4,559 14 § 35 2,966 9 174 18 579 17 1385 7 | 3,856 11 
Dunmow - - - {16,806 8| 824 917,180 17] 1,798 8} 8,734 2] 480 7 11,521 14] 1,421 1 | 13,955 12 
Durham - - - -j 7,011 1 196 13 | 7,207 14 584 11 | 3,157 1 127 14 429 10 465 35] 4,764 1 
Dursley a te tn ett 290 4) 9,487 5% 785-0] 5,118 10 803 $ 767 i9 688 18 | 7,608 15 
i: 
Easington - - - -j| 4,894 10 79 Q]| 4,473 108 836 91] 1,755 15 224 0 | 288 0 203 10 | 2,807 14 
Easingwold- - - -| 4,087 9 146 2] 4,188 11% 29019 | 1,916 16 122 18 368 18 887 38} 8,086 11 
Eastbourne- - - -—-j 7,083 15 224 I1 | 7,808 6 1,167 6 | 2,760 8 os 1,004 8 707 13 | 5,689 15 
Easthampstead - -]| 3,848 38 164 8] 4,012 6 589 6 | 1,712 0 as 6238 3 120 3} 38,044 11 
Eastry- - - - -—j}18,021 5 438 11 |18,459-16 : 2,861 41 5,018 4 76 1 31,164 7{ 1,028 2 | 10,187 18 
Eccelesall Bierlow - -/ 11,349 18 831 16 | 12,181 14 2,115 0 | 3,985 12 566 2 981 4] 1,851 11] 8,999 9 
Edmonton - - -— —-/24,510 9]! 1,198 0 | 25,708 9 ! 4,695 4 | 4,492 19 | 1,171 2 |1,809 1] 2,897 7 115,065 18 
Elham - - = =- —| 9,507 3 255 4) 9,762 7 § 1,573 16 | 2,805 1 284 17 860 11 922 0] 6,446 5 
Ellesmere - - - -|} 6,171 11 208 21 6,874 13 i 1,057 18 | 1,918 18 aa 757 6| 1,016 17 | 4,745 14 
Ely as hee ew Yeo) tS 00) 20 879 414,884 9 § 1,287 7 | 5,506 7 Ay 918 15}; 1,023 4] 8,735 18 
Epping- - - = -| 8102 2 234 91 8,886 11 f 504 0 8,698 8 202 7 478 ©] 1,900 138 | 6,788 3 
Epsom- = - = -/|13,588 4 52 8 | 18,685 12 # 1,569 12 | 3,787 17 454 511,166 5| 1,652 14] 8,630 13 
Erpingham == = EGIS S $25 16 | 11,043 19 ¥ 1,587 5 | 6,086 15 521 10 | 1,060 7 651 0} 9,856 17 
Eton - ~ - - —{18,8385 8 889 16 | 13,725 4 9 2,380 16 | 4,095 11 437 18 }1,050 15} 1,098 4] 9,018 4 
Evesham - ~ « ~| 7,643 2 181 13 | 7,824 15 : 766 19 | 8,899 8 ae 682 7 502 16 | 5,851 10 
Exeterf - ~- = -—/ 10/625 0 448 15 | 11,073 15 f 8,153 17 | 4,088 6 ae 864 2] 1,794 5] 9,895 10 
ae 
Haith, St. = = <= <=| 7,324 18 296 138 | 7,621 6] 95812] 8,407 9 260 19 | $28 12 582 14 | 6,088 6. 
Falmouth - - - ~j 6,480 17 145 9 | 6,576 6 § 1,256 8 | 1,778 18 464 9] 820 0 865 2] 4,884 12 
Fareham - ~- - -| 812519] 189 3| 8,315 2] 1,l19%19| 8,285 8| 221 2] 715 7} 900 0] 6,191 16 
Faringdon - - - - STD 2 450 12 | 10,3829 14 i 1,444 10 | 3,865 6 223 19 | 1,161 6 988 19 | 7,684 0 
Farnham - - —- —-| 6,906 17 142 9] 7,049 6 § 1,055 19 2,610 19 298 13 807 18 812 0]| 5,585 9 
Farnborough§ - - -] 1,825 17 72 81 1,898 Of 3888 10 473 7 Se 218 11 2138 7 | 1,268 15 
Fayersham- ~ - —j} 7,818 15 983 18 | 8,797 138 § 1,427 5} 8,611 9 256 138 925 12] 1,217 11 | 7,488 10 
Festiniog - - - -| 7,518 12 8117.) 7,600 9@ 241 0} 8,949 5 198 2 534 12] 1,428 16 | 6,351 15 
Firle, West - - <-} 2,821 1 143 15 | 2,446 16 650 38 | 1,122 6 207 11 354 0 7 O} 25511. 10 
Fleggs, East and West f-| 4,585 17 100 1] 4,685 188 67819 | 1,780 8 ite 456 16 503 12 | 3,419 15 
Foleshill FI | SO 1G 102 9] 6,100 6§ 665 16 | 2,816 15 ats 529 18 884 0] 4,896 9 
Fordingbridge - - - 4,776 7 79 8} 4,85515 4 7968 5 | 2,071 11 se 533 9 246 8 | 3,647 18 
Forehoef - - = = 8,650 19 416 15 | 9,067 14 § 1,148 51 4,494 2 549 17 792 9 1G 81 F700 3 
Freebridge Lynn ~ -|} 8,926 2 153 11 | 9,079 1384 774 0} 5,151 8 467 10 765 9 469 0| 7,617 2 
Frome - - - - -}15,866 6| 45119 {15,818 5 | 1,82419 | 9,74814] 504 15 | 1,353 12! 517 16 | 18,996 16 
Fulham - =~ = —120,549 14 285 5 | 20,884 19 | 4,811 41 5,711 15 | 1,574 15 11,596 9] 2,313 8 16,007 11 
Fylde, The- - =~ -] 7,177 14 125 18 | 7,808 7 § 457 16 | 2,605 1 239 18 430 12 497 15 | 4,281 2 


G. 





Gainsborough = ~ -/10,073 7 8388 4/10,411 11} 900 5 | 3,962 8 83 4 | 1,468 16 819 15 | 7,284 8 
Garstang -~ - <= —-| 5,517 5 84 1] 5,601 6% 3868 8 | 2,807 9 ss 601 6 267 3] 3,544 1 
Gateshead - - - -{13,49718| 1,018 5|14,441 34 1,957 7 6,953 13 547 0} 708 6] 1,466 0 | 10,982 6 
George, St., in the East* | 31,318 14 567 17 | 31,886 11 110,943 8 | 4,948 15 | 2,299 5 | 2,577 9] 4,927 8 | 25,691 0 
George, St., Hanover | 63,774 11 | 4,212 15 | 67,987 6] 6,170 7 | 2,794 5 | 1,827 7 5 121,315 2 


3,098 18} 7,929 
Square. (a) 
(#) Ste George, Hanover Square. —The sum of 7,929]. 5s., entered above as “Other Expenses of, or 

7,333, 12s., entered in the column headed “ Monsy expended for all other purposes,”* 


1856.] of the Poor Law Board. 


Year ended Lady-day, 1856. 








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we 24 3) 338 2| 85 8| 10 0] 1,054 9] 312] 10913} 665418} 866 1] Droxford. 
177 18 | 184 8 | 427 4] 548 3 5,599 10 | 100 12 | 1,006 13 |23,401 34 47914] Dudley. 
25°F | SFIS | 14-3) 144 p 434 11] 1014 99 19 | 4,507 9§ 178 10{ Dulverton. 
20 8| 7812|. 68 4] 68 6 rs; 1,733 19 | 1017] 17211|16,105 9} 692 2] Dunmow. 
73 9| 69 3 | 12115 | 146 18 AS 1,582 19 | 7413 | 87519] 7,20817f 214 7| Durham. 
2 2] 3114} 2011] 41 5] 43 6] 1,17819] 1418| 196 9| 9,18719} 269 4] Dursley. 
: K, 
6015; 68 4] 6417] 90 5 a 1,182 11] 2319| 811 9| 4,55914— 138 0| Easington. 
at 18 15.) I 8.1" $212 ee eo) ae a Re i & 5813 | 4,189 9§ 144 0| Easingwold. 
MOOR =F,| 5 Bot (9b. 9 < 791138 | 1118{ 81414] 6,950 Of $02 1] Eastbourne. 
214| 78 4} 29 2] 3018 a 44111] 413] 11511] 8,742 4§ 16015 | Easthampstead. 
4211|192 2] 89 8! 7216 as 2,077 81 73 0| 852 6|18,237 49% 30110] Eastry. 
13 17 | 182.16 | 183 16 | 163 17 ee 1,577 8] 63 6| 2,185 7 |13,32116§ 218 10] Ecclesall Bierlow. 
24318 | 15015 | 7016|155 7] 1 0} 6,96211] 77 8} 1,711 13 |24,489 1 61916 | Edmonton, 
88 17 | 11712 | 8817} 6013 a 2,412 18 | 2314} 28415| 9,368 6] 297 5| Elham, 
OS O i TOnk9u 226. Tal bo. 2 ste 962 2] 4611] 28612| 6,223 7} 21610] Ellesmere. 
825 5] 89 6| 42 1] 7418| 908 5] 2,788 3] 8618| 28519|13,186 @f 445 14| Ely. 
SF 14806) 88 lel 4 1 oe 1,598 8| 13 6] 490 7] 9,023 2% 47418] Epping. 
86 6 | 25116] 2213] 8414] 90 9] 311714] 13 4] 633 5|12,93014f 43010] Epsom. 
2610} 86 53} 2310] 6118 $e 1,898 12 | 64 0 196 2/11,713 14% 38615 | Erpingham. 
178 16 | 880 0| 62 2] 77 3| 5 5] 2,51419] 41 1] 57619 /|12,849 9§ 386 5] Eton. 
95 8{ 42 1] 2810| 3918 -s | 2,012 18°} 8218 80 8] 7,681 16, 248 0| Evesham, 
215 12| 6514] 38 102 11 “a ee 3 241 0 | 10,553 12, 320 0] Exeter.t 
FE, 
417] 51 1] 2912] 3514 oe 1,058 18| 81 9] 10216] 7,84713] 34414] Faith, St. 
62 9/18819) 47 9] 68 8 ee 843 11] 51 6 560 14 | 6,657 8% 187 8| Falmouth, 
9 0| 10 5] 2618] 4018 a 1,74114} 614] 11012] 8,22317— 279 5| Fareham, 
0 6/125 9| 34 4] 4419 a 1,791 5| 1712] 114 8] 9,81118% 473 9| Faringdon. 
23210 | 1918] 3219]| 50 0 af 1,191 5 6 6} 217 8| 7,335 10% $2316] Farnham. 
Be Geek Tee aa F108 ae 386 1] 218 7015 | 1,757 8% 86 0| Farnborough.§ 


314 3 | Faversham. 
340 11 | Festiniog. 


sou 4} 271-12) 6b 18). 64-7 BD 1,463 18 5 5 287 19 | 9,685 18 § 
oe 6998S TS bal) b5- ball) 8617 859 138 | 12 14 41 12 | 7,443 0} 
A 1910 | 10 4 6 4 aa 356 11 20 43 4) 2,948 13 


96 7 | Firle, West. 
Same eeo | e4e10n 23) 2 a 828 0| 2410 7910 | 4,448 1 182 0| Fleggs, East and Weat.t 
$2. 3) 27 48 | 80 0). 67 18 va 1,279 7| 22 1} 182 0| 609611 284 5] Foleshill. 
6.2 1 2215 | 10 P| 8.6 By: 8038 2). 8 F 78 11| 4,65615} 18619] Fordingbridge, 
Sao.) 6816-1 20) 2H) 8% “Ss a 1,080 6| 26 1] 17711] 9,058 3 3819 2) Forehoe.t 
bl 1] 57 5| 8018] 42 4 a 1,102 10} 27 7| 175 9] 9,108 16— 843 7 | Freebridge Lynn. 
Boo 7310) 60 7) 78.2 i 1,234 11] 53 8| 85118 |15,900144 44315] Frome. x 
15 6| 88138] 77 8|104 0/105 0} 3,87410| 388 4| 72315 |20,479 7§ 48110] Fulham. 
Ziel) Zo38 | FS. 7). 65 2 2160 5} 2214] 20514] 6,814 8 22513] Fylde, The. 
G. 
30 8] 214 9] 59141 90 8 a 1,930 3] 8211} 18016] 9,822124 3874 3 | Gainsborough, 
te 26-91 45 2) 377 Pr 1,805 18] 17 0 2018 | 5,007 0f 16610] Garstang, 
8617 | 25 1} 180 12 | 183 13 a3 1,519 3] 88 8&| 1,440 11 |14,876 8 195 16 | Gateshead, 
‘ 24 1/] 83 6/186 8 aa 6,564 4] 64 6 | 1,223 2/83,886 7] 541 9| George,St.,in the East.* 
9 





125 7} 1710| 94 4 | 216 10 is 81,242 13 | 812LL a a 60,657 728 4] George, ate Hanover 
(a 


Square. 


immediately connected with Relief,” includes 83,2457. 12s. for building new Workhouse; and the sum of 
includes $,1967, 18s, for Baths and Washhouses, and 3,1027, 10s, for Burial Board charges. 


38 Appendi« to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


* Poor Rate Return— 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. 


Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. 





NAMES 
o From | Receipts Work- Other 
UNIONS, &c. Poor aero ee house | Salaries pe ouee 
Rates. | pates cada In- Out- Loans an Genes 
: Main- Relief repaid, | Rations diately Total. 
tenance. an eonmeceed 
Interest | Officers.|"" iin 
thereon. Relief, 


£ ss. £ s. fs. £ &, £ os, £48.) £ 8. Lu Be) Las 
George, St., the Martyr, 24,654 9 951 0 | 25,605 9 f 9,269 8] 4,288 2] 1,235 19 | 1,783 1 687 1 117,218 6 
Southwark.* 


Germans, St. - - 7,034 2 223 5 | 7,257 7 825 5 | 4,073 16 194 8] 617 8 635 14 | 6,344 1. 


Giles, St., in the Fields | 29,701 14 689 13 | 30,591 7 § 8,685 18 | 2,368 1 de 2,141 13} 8,001 0 | 16,196 12 
andGeorge, St., Blooms- 
bury.|| 
Glanford Brigg- - -|14,814 4 262 138 115,076 17 § 1,601 16 | 7,803 9 237 15 | 1,090 1) 1,270 18 |12,003 19, 
Glendale - - - -—| 5,894 7 111 8} 6,005 15 851 15 | 2,906 19 99 6 477 11 400 2) 4,235 13 
Glossop -- - - -| 3,217 8 68 13 | 3,285 16] 423 5] 913 8 5 209 8} 274 0] 1,819 16 
Gloucester - - - {15,125 0} 872 8 {15,497 8] 2,217 15] 5,459 5] 40213 | 95415} 1,202 18 | 10,287 1; 
Godstone - - - -| 9,891 1 839 15 } 8,230 16 589 6 | 38,446 0 284 18 682 3 894 38 | 5,896 10 
Goole - - - =- —| 6,666 4 855 10 | 7,021 14 737 18 | 2,715 138 101 9 465 15 529 18 | 4,550 8 
Grantham - = - -| 9,974 1 371 10 | 10,3845 11 § 1,123 3] 4,715 18 118 4 {1,182 0 985 17 | 8,075 2: 
Gravesend and Milton -| 8,738 6| 706 2| 9,444 84 1,91612/ 151611] 468 5 | 608 6| 1,548 5| 6,057 19, 
Greenwich - - - -{49,683 8| 2,017 9 | 51,700 17 {11,020 17 |12,401 5 | 2,354 16 | 2,290 12] 2,650 14 130,718 4 
Grinstead, East - -| 9,948 19 7il 9 410,660 8 § 1,815 19 | 4,484 17 os 1,107 0 632 6 | 7,990 2) 
Guildford ~ - -— -/17,60814|] 405 4 |18,013 18 § 1,962 1] 8,479 0 cf 1,572 10| 1,182 2 | 18,195 18: 
! Guiltcross - - - ~j| 9,576 0 261 8 | 9,887 8 § 1,459 12 | 5,806 9 on 8383 138 6385 8 | 8,285 2 
Guisborough - = -| 4,908 5 179 16 | 5,088 1 235 19 | 2,216 14 154 10 | 384 2 228 10 | 38,219 15) 
H. | 
Hackney =- = ~ -/| 28,319 3} 1,116 9 | 29,485 12 § 5,520 6] 5,657 5 | 1,051 4 |1,55817} 3,893 9 |17,181 1 
Hailsham - - = -| 8,285 14 563 14 | 8,849 8 § 1,286 0} 4,157 18 112 8 885 2 508 1] 6,949 4) 
Halifax - = = —| 22,804 14 897 15 | 28,702 9 § 2,047 0 | 10,153 15 579 2 11,496 61 1,228 13 j| 15,504 16: 
Halsted - - = ~-|12,478 1{ 80619 |12,785 0] 1,578 14] 5,764 2| 5431211270 0} 889 310,045 11) 
Haltwhistle - = -| 1,576 4 47 61 1,623 10 209 1 640 7 64 8 246 13 75 16 | 21,286 5 
Hambledon - = =| 9,667 15 259 10 | 9,927 5 § 1,115 11 | 4,490 18 63 12 | 840 6 691 5} 7,201 12 
Ham, West - = .-| 25,110 8 908 18 | 26,019 14 6,189 31! 6,087 1 962 9 | 2,834 2] 1,663 17 | 17,186 12 
Hardingstone - = -| 5,907 9 189 14 | 6,047 38 879 9} 2,649 14 183 17 | 1,149 4 800 11 | 4,662 15 
Hartismere- ~ ~ -/j 12,309 13 625 17 | 12,935 10 § 1,581 5 | 6,845 0 654 9 | 1,827 14] 1,025 13 | 10,9384 1 
Hartley Wintney - -j| 7,911 19 189 1} 8,101 0 734 17 | 3,330 1 2 0} 648 8 832 13 | 5,587 14 
Haslingden- - - -| 10,528 11 263 16 110,792 7 913 1 | 38,689 19 ee 642 0 6389 7 | 5,884 7 
Hastings - - = -| 9,996 18 288 4 110,285 2 § 1,219 18 | 4,082 14 83 6 785 19 220 7 | 6,841 19 
Hatfield - = = =| 3,688 17 207 41 8,896 14 1,079 14 983 15 ute 310 2 497 14 | 2,821 6 
f Havant - - = -| 4,737 12 238 9) 4,971 1 756 15 | 1,869 4 26 8 582 15 645 11 } 3,880 18 
Haverfordwest - - -| 18,922 11 565 0 | 14,487 11 474. 2) 9,275 14 197 18 554 2 796 10 | 11,298 6 
Hawarden - = -| 4,185 4 47 18 | 4,232 17 3866 8 | 1,556 14 232 14 3835 18} 1,206 16 | 3,698 10 
fj Hay - - = = =| 6,958 19 83 7 | 7,042 6 647 14 | 3,269 18 Palin eal 497 0 589 16 | 5,221 9 
Hayfield - = = | 2,523 4 35 16 | 2,559 0 461 6 6638 16 146 6 399 8 173 2] 1,848 18 
Headington - - -| 6,864 17 205 41] 6,570 1 723 12 | 2,487 17 865 7 650 15} 1,089 1} 5,266 12 
Headley§ - = - -| 1,508 6 109 17 | 1,618 3 156 19 684 12 56 0 199 18 142 31] 1,2389°12 
i Helmsley ~ - - -j 1,796 19 97 12 | 1,894 11 160 2] 1,185 0 ae 235 2 145 1] | 1,725 15 
# Helston = a ie 6,259) 12 446 18 | 6,706 10 § 1,032 15 | 2,652 8 316 16 666 14 436 11 | 5,105 4 
Hemelhempstead - —-| 4,737 1 171 17 | 4,908 18 928 11 | 2,410 5 161 9 475 15 858 15 | 4,884 15: 
Hemsworth - =- =| 2,704 0 101 17 | 2,805 17 ae 1,556 38 280 10 99 19 } 1,986 12 
Hendon —-— =- ‘= <-111,979 6 320 19 | 12,800 5 1,509 19 | 2,483 6 at 1,21) °0 776 12 | | 5,980 17 
Henley- - - - -—{14,097 6 875 18 | 14,4738 44 1,634 10 | 7,726 0 165 16 | 1,282 11) 1,158 7 11,917 4 
Henstead - = - —-| 8,574 8 253 7 | 8,827 15 908 1] 4,294 12 $22 12 935 19 600 9} 7,061 18 
Hereford - - «= -/15,119 6 523 4 | 15,642 10 § 1,888 16 | 7,791 17 152 11 | 1,214 18} 1,280 9 | 11,778 11 
Hertford -~- - - =<] 7,842 16 187 4 | 8,080 Of 1,028 18 8,999 13 » O1 10 868 0 941 12 | 6,924 18 
Hexham - - =— -{|11,098 7 171.12 | 11,269 19 # 1,704 3] 5,978 5 or 681 16 528 15 | 8,892 19 





Highworth and Swindon | 12,188 3 | 263 15 | 12,451 18 | 1,963 16 | 4,856.19 |..619 9 |1,081 7] 1,613 1 | 10,084 12 





39 


1856.] 


Year ended Lady-day, 1856. 


of the Poor Law Board. 




















EXPENDITURE. 
Cy ttreali ing .. 
= led $5 8/253 as 
seine, aS g(a" * Se. 
a °8 aoes S2m |Payments| of 3 
= 33 Soa aes for or | @—°5 
2 ag o8 wie 8S towaees eo ae Expended NAMES 
= | bie _ ge 8e/C2 og | Se honey. = or 
i) Zo | Vacci- |5 | ESiSug | County, | 485 jexpended| Total § Medical 
§ gS nation | 9°: oe Fed 3 Hundred, aes for all | Expen- 4 Relief. UNIONS, &e: 
> ao | Fees. |ON S/H 5 or o*' > |_ other diture.. 
$ ai SFOS eek Borough | = § @ |Purposes. 
S| tee ge Sisage| Rate, | po 
Py aa asks 2a 4 or Police} 2 sy 
SE 28 BS SSB oa Rate. 258 
Be om oe eae gos 
£8 cr sy £1 S/S |S. f ite s £ os. £ os. £ os. 
| 201 19 10613} 17818} .. | 4,268 18 | 101 13 | 2,667 14 | 24,784 1] 455 8 | George, St., the Martyr, 
Southwark. * 
1618} 53 10 83 10 48 2 27 7 567 4 25 17 200 10 | 7,816 19 211 7 | Germans, St. 
91138} 53 31 58, 7 | 207 10 10,526 3 | 96 3] 2,863 4 |30,092 15 929 19 | Giles, St., in the Fields 
and George, St., Blooms~- 
bury. 
55 1.| 28016} 110 2) 112 12 2,106 15 | 8014 279 1 /|15,029 0 407 13 | Glanford Brigg. 
15 8 98 0 4616 | 3317 1,087 8 5 11 152 19 | 5,625 12 109 5 | Glendale. 
a: QTE. F 53 18 66 18 965 2 19 236 17 | 3,415 7 64 15 | Glossop. 
98 4; 6016 32 5 90 19 a 1,815 3 116 8 491 9 |12,942 5 3893 5 | Gloucester. 
31 18 Fi- 2 4515 | 47 7 4) $11,807 1i 5 § (1,287 0 |. 8,883) 15 3870 4 | Godstone. 
60 17 63 5 31 Tl ol 1 832 3 297-9 111 19 | 5,730 13 195 14 | Goole. 
21 17 86 14 72 4 91 18 1,650 0 94 16 247 11 |10,840 2% 406 17 | Grantham. 
36 7 55 10 34 10 56 16 2,411 2 138 7 319 17 | 8,985 8 239 0 | Gravesend and Milton. 
133 18 | 148 15. 199 16 | 401 6 10,1538 6 | 307 11 | 6,254 1 |48,316 17 671 18 | Greenwich. 
85 5 24 2 48 3 48 5 875 18 18 19 473 4) 9,568 18 494 6 | Grinstead, East. 
77 2 99 12 | 8019) 85 17 = 8,692 6 26 3 594 1 117,851 138 643 5 | Guildford. 
17 19 41 7 29-291)" =39) 1 48 0 91519 | 29 11 101 18 | 9,458 6 298 15 | Guilteross. 
419 | 54 8} 65 2{| 59 6 6 9 959 1 6 9 173 18 | 4,549 6 136 13 | Guisborough. 
H. 
aie 4 21 15010 | 206 17 me 8,778 15 | 287 4 | 1,823 14 | 28,382 3 510 10 | Hackney. 
44 41 6 64 1} 4011 te 965 13 15 6 856 11 | 8,936 16 451 9 | Hailsham. 
464.17 | 514 19 | 264 8 |} 431138 | 120 2] 4,478 11] 16410] 1,486 1 | 23,379 7 508 0 | Halifax, 
64 10 98 14 65 16}; 68 0 Ae 1,809 5 5 10 275 7 | 11,982 13 491 16 } Halsted. 
2 5 13 12 29 A0o)) E91 ss 334 8 115 22) 5. b,659 11 54 14 | Haltwhistle. 
4 3 61 19 55 0}; 88 9 1,580 1 13 6 140 19 | 9,095 9 442 2 | Hambledon. 
117 10 | 114 4] 25818 | 187 1 8,854 8] 15 6] 1,750 11 | 23,4384 5 515 0 | Ham, West. 
44 V1 62 15 hae, 3114 ff 782 18 15 0 115 18 | 5,714 19 155 8 | Hardingstone, 
53 8 87 19 56 15 52 3 50 1,455 17 42 5 476 15 | 18,159 3 443 0 | Hartismere. 
911 21 3 29° 2 42 8 ae 1,470 10 5.9 161.17 | 7,327 11 332 19 | Hartley Wintney. 
lig 4 18 6] 117 9 | 212 0 3410 | 2,447 14 |} 2618} 1,048 18 | 9,909 7 197 14 | Haslingden. 
51 17 | 182 9 42 1] 59 18 2,739 10); 7915 772 11 | 10,270 0 263 17 | Hastings. 
318 0 17 10 19 O 18 16 755 17 Sali 157 6} 4,116 11 131 19 } Hatfield. 
Brose ol 6.5) 20) 8}... 887 18 | 314 24 5| 491413] 167 0 | Havant. 
42 3] 139 12 14 18 | 120 16 62 0] 1,889 13 63 10 384 0 | 14,014 13 322 10 | Haverfordwest. 
4910} 3418 26 0| 23138 554 18 18 6 104 4) 4,509 19 103 5 | Hawarden. 
14 16 67 16 | 29011) 381 2 1,683 10} 16 16 231 0} 7,296 0 193 12 | Hay. 
5 9 32 8 24 14 86 8 582 9 i 9 144 0] 2,676 15 94 0 |} Hayfield. 
8 14 83138 | 44 8 52 18 ae 591 2 B31 15 109 0} 6,188 2 189 16 } Headington. 
5 6 5 6 8 18 dete al: 66 15 306 18 avongh f 80 14} 1,674 17 51 5 | Headley. § 
ae 12 4 19 15 20 10 96 2 6 2 12 16} 1,898 4 96 12 | Helmsley. 
86 8 | 56 13 93 18 | 112 12 1,052 6} 5116 261 7 | 6,820 4 3882 5 | Helston. 
ae 11 16 23 4 46 0 960 9 14 18 7110} 5,962 12 235 14 | Hemelhempstead. 
Gis 26 Sik IS 71h 20710 cae 602 91 17 5b 95 15 | 2,728 1 114 18 |} Hemsworth. 
150 4 | 228 6 83 10 | 47 7} 156 5 | 8,109 16) 63 2 517 16 | 12,232 3 346 8 | Hendon. 
8l 2 | 286 7 86 0; 5019 82 4] 1,816 8 24 10 171 14 | 18,916 8 569 15 | Henley. 
8 0] 61 8 29° 0.) 38h 1 1,094 8] 27 14 121 O| 8,484 4 221 0 | Henstead. 
105 8/110 9| 2717 88 3 1,782 0} 105 4 485 7 | 14,477 14 581 12 | Hereford. 
26 16 28 0 8318; 4119 AC 1,105 2} 64 0 161 6] 8,485 9 265 15 | Hertford. 
153 51 6 65 4] 97 12 ae 1,453 14 RR 0 303 13 | 10,882 11 238 10 | Hexham. 
2717) 4511} 51 8) 59 9 ae 1,672 19) 51 7 489 0 | 12,431 18 415 7 | Highworth and Swindon.’ 





40 Appendix to the Ninth Annual Report 





RECEIPTS. 











Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. 
NAMES 
OF “ Receipts saa Other 
UNIONS, &e. bos werd Be ris Started ie 
Rates. | Rates. ea Out- poor) sane none 
Main- Relief. repaid , | Rations diately Total. 
tenance. and of couneceal 
Interest |Officers. P 
thereon. with 
Relief. 
z 
£ $. £ 3. oS taSs £ 8s. £ os. £18.) OR x6, £ os. £8. 
Hinckley - =- - -] 9,041 12 212 1] 9,253 18 4 1,818 1] 4,672 19 283 14 | 797 18} 1,462 16 | 8485 8 
Hitchin - = = ~—]14,528 6 856 12 | 14,879 18 § 1,487 16 | 6,572 16 179 14 | 1,026 38} 1,485 13 | 10,652 2 
Holbeach = = - <-—j 7,031 19 | 1,095 0} 8,126 19 # 1,401 6} 3,948 6 41 19 916 15 593 0] 6,901 6 
Holborn - - <- -—} 21,083 18 | 2,887 19 | 28,421 17 § 6,757 11 | 2,840 14 | 1,316 16 | 1,675 10} 8,871 12 | 16,462 3 
Hollingbourn - =- -)11,622 17 441 0 | 12,063 17 § 1,852 19 } 4,076 8 sel 5 981 18} 1,277 11 | 8,520 1 
Holsworthy = = -~-| 8,465 6& 778 1} 4,243 6 & 2,058 7 61 9; 249 0 129 18 | 2,498 14 
Holyhead - - =- -{11,090 4 8138 7 | 11,403 11 § ate 8,730 17 a 423 15 292 18 | 9,447 10 
Holywell - - = -| 18,827 15 870 7 {19,198 24 1,193 10 | 11,089. 2 362") 1a 72 19 861 17 | 14,679 3 
Honiton - = = =-/138,375 11 893 12 | 18,769 3 f 512 6 8,681 5 416 14 | 1,028 19 874 4 111,458 8 
Hoo = eye ie 2989: 10 62 0} 2,301 108 578 1 318 14 119-12 Gpasy = of 215 18 | 1,552 7 
Horneastle- - - -{11,71619| 18413 {11,901 129 1,332 41 6,414 10 x 1,147 10] 480 71| 9,824 11 f 
Horsham - - - -—j} 9,600 13 248 138 | 9,849 69 1,124 2: 5,461 15 206 3 $03 7 743 12 | 8,488 19 
Houghton-le-Spring -| 4,713 6 7519 | 4,789 5§ 20816 | 2,679 5 ah 307 9| 267 7 | 3,46217 
Howden - - - .- 292 10 186 18 | 6,429 8§ 501 14} 2,689 8 250 8 415.17 507 18 | 4,845 0 
Hoxne- - - - -{10874 7| 215 7 | 11,089 14] 1,855 11] 6180 6| 13712/1,10215| 693 2| 9,471 6 
Huddersfield ~ ~- =| 25,389 14 327 13 | 25,717 7 | 2,212 6 }12,124 6 6 1,693 11} 1,763 8) 173793 12 
Hungerford ~- =» -—-—| 14,250 9 624 7 | 14,774 16 g 1,097 18 | 5,170 4 662 5 {1,194 11} 1,561 8] 9,986 6 
Huntingdon = = -—/| 12,410 16 464 6 112,875 24% 1,210 15 | 6,915 6 108 12 | 1,053 16] 1,577 1 {10,865 10 
Hursley - = =- -; 1,910 6 45 11 | 1,95617 4 3389 8 534 4 50 230 0 216 12 | 1,319 19 
i 
James, St., Clerkenwell || | 24,443 12 | 1,400 12 25,844 4 7,400 19 | 5,829 14 25 0 41,208 4) 3,842 14 | 17,801 11 
James, St., Westminster || | 42,181 16 | 4,242 1 | 46,423 17 | 7,280 17 | 3,217 5 | 1,550 19 1,681 0) 4,890 8 | 18,620 9 
John, St., Hampstead*—-| 8,434 8 820 16 | 8,755 4 : 1,800 9 | 1,859 15 642 16 562 13} 1,192 91] 5,553 2 
Ipswich - = = +|18,896 7 441 7 | 19,337 14 : 2,320 0} 8,846 17° 51 6 {1,626 8) 1,552 13 | 18,897 4 
Ives, St. - - =- -|11,805 2 252 17 | 12,057 19 gq 1,626 10 | 5,028 12 233 8 871 18} 1,020 6} 8,775 9 
Keighley - - ~ <-{10,5738 19 874 7 111,448 68 560 1 | 7,748 15 Ray 746 0 854 3 | 9,908 19 
Kendal- - <-.=- -—{12,112 41] 1,052 16 |18,165 0 § 2,188 18 | 4,996 2 ie 1,241 17 | 1,110 15 | 9,587 12 
Kensington® - - ~={|83,567 2 3887 0 | 53,954 24 5,680 2; 4,74916 | 1,623 10 |1,781 6] 2,688 12 | 16,528 6 
Kettering - - - -/|11,214 7 860 8 {11,574 15% 986 6 | 7,007 14 215 14 842 6] 1,225 4 110,227 4 
Keynsham - - - -{11,750 8 349 9 | 12,089 17 § 1,296 1] 6,115 4 167 10 993 13 616 15 | 9,189 3 
Kidderminster - - ~-|14,645 6 242 18 | 14,887 19 } 1,820 18 | 5,628 15 Se 1,137 3 959 6 | 9,546 1 
Kingsbridge - ~- -| 9,882 6| 28910/|10,12116] 86917} 5,490 2| 359 0] 946 3] 544 5] 8,209 7 
Kingselere - = = -—|] 6,301 8 255 5 | 6,556 18 597 5 | 2,650 18 188 14 684 1 82110 | 4,442 8 
King’s Lynn - - =| 9,233 6 441 18 | 9,675 4] 1,837 19 | 5,828 8 $0 15 829 0] 1,193 7 | 9,279 9 
King’s Norton - + -/ 10,524 16 16S 11 | 10,693 7 650 17 | 2,750 15 266 13 672 12 915 12 | 5,256 9 
Kingston-on-Hull||- <= | 13,887 16 246 414,184 0 § 8,076 0} 5,715 7 853 10 | 1,326 01} 1,857 7 | 11,828 4 
Kingston (Surrey) - <-| 22,798 11 704 12 | 23,503 3 4 3,177 19 |} 6,949 8 587 7 {1,095 14] 2,580 8 | 14,3840 11 
Kington - =- = =| 6,159 11 159 12 | 6,319 38 549 15 | 3,183 9 oe 777: 38 21217 | 4,673 4 } 
Kirkby Moorside = -| 1,631 11 86 16 | 1,668 7 257 12 901 15 114 17 200 19 124 8 | 1,599 11 
Knaresborough= - =| 5,158 138 472 0] 5,630 18 627 10 | 2,890 8 aie 505 10 529 5} 4,552 18 
Knighton - *« = =|] 6,182 16 119 5} 6,302 1 575 1 | 2,707 17 167 Va 600: 0 23118 | 4,232 7 
Ls. 
Lambeth ¥ ~ - «= ~~ | 89,878 1,619 8 | 83,992 8 {16,1386 15 | 19,267 16 | 2,543 6 | 5,587 19} 6,459 8 | 49,995 4 
Lampeter - ~ = =| 4,695 3 5018 |} 4,746 1 Be 3,189 14 80 187 0 148 12 | 3,525 6 
Lancaster - = ~ -| 7,46910| 290 2] 7,75912] 924 9} 3,812 4| 297 7| 720 0| 62118] 5,875 18 
Lanchester= *¢ © | 3,984 19 51 5 | 3,986 4 402 10 | 1,429 12 114 13 258 1 185 17 | 2,890 13 





11856. 


EXPENDITURE. 


Poor Rate Return— 


1856.] | of the Poor Law Board. 41 


Year ended Lady-day, 1856. 








EXPENDITURE. 














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= oh es mrs al the 25% | Money in, oF 
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§ AS | nation |S ead ne Se: Hundred,| Sats | forall | Expen- } Relief. UNIONS, &e. 
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248 11 | Hinckley. 
498 16 | Hitchin, 
848 6 | Holbeach. 
710 8 | Holborn. 


S487) SL 1% || 201389) 76 9°) 106° 0 | 1,086 1.) 24 II 84 9 | 9,903 1 
21 6) 86 5] 52 2); 6919 ce 2,239 8} 23 19 261 13 | 13,406 14 § 
4418 | 2388 1} 4919] 81 7 | 6418] 1,331 10} 40138 603 6 | 9,355 13 § 

438 2| 8213] 86 14} 131 18 4602 4] 95 19 833 38 | 22,732 16 § 





33 9}199 9) 6815] 60 4 | 106 15 874 11} 26 10 286 12 | 19,176 64 3845 10 | Hollingbourn, 
20 8| 49 38) 3716] 37 6 Ae 394 12 | 22 7 Toa |2ockie 7 1138 8 | Holsworthy. 
148) 6) 67 Fi} 52) 0) 89) 19 we 818 18 | -12 15 424 3 {11,081 2 859 11 | Holyhead. 
67 12 | 380 10 | 104 10 | 122 17 9 9] 1,015 1 | 108 13 777'-—«8 | 17,265 3 884 5 | Holywell. 
39-0.) 116 4/) 55 0] 60° 1 Sc 1,225 14] 31 4 326 11 | 13,812 2 6857-17 | Honiton. 
ee 73 11 6 1] 1212 5 356 9 oPt lk 85 9 | 2,040 10 75 0 | Hoo. 
mT RET SEZA bOrdaSatn 14. 8 At 1,614 12 | 85 18 108 17 | 11,454 8 § 324 10 | Horncastle. = 
80 12 | 21413 | 59 8] 42 9 +e 460 15 | 49 15 256 10 | 9,603 1 489 8 | Horsham, 
14 1) 44 4] 4016] 7410 ar 1,182 14 | 22 6 191 2] 5,032 10 147 9 | Houghton-le-Spring. 
1212) 72 3| 41 3) 5818 oe 1467 3] 15 2 58 4] 6,070 0 193 10 | Howden, 
of 66 1 | 25.7 | 45 0 oe 1,480 17 | 34 10 164 5 | 11,287 64 3853 5 | Hoxne. 
550 138 | 359 8 | 258 9 | 441 15 ee 2,883 18 | 227 16 | 1,371 9 | 23,886 14§ 464 38 | Huddersfield. 
10 5 | 90 14] 60 9) 8216 ar 1,900 16 | 19 1 196 0 | 12,346 7 627° 7 | Hungerford, 
10912 | 75 3] 46 1] 6216 1 2} 1,996 10} 50 7 431 1/18,6388 24 443 3 | Huntingdon, 
oe 7 19 3 16 7 15 oe 460 9 112 3115 | 1,833 5 78 0 | Hursley, 


I. 


an LG UShe Sele 24o.0 1: oe 6,134 12 | 187 8 866 15 | 25,332 138 § 628 7 | James,St., Clerkenvwell.|| 
167 10 56 4710 | 92 4 17,025 11 | 95 0] 8,922 3 | 39,970 74% 350 0 | James, St.,Westminster.|| 
88 4; 7219} 33 7 | 2412) 1616 | 2,853 14] 3010 493 3) 9,121 7 f 14513 | J ohn, St., Hampstead.'* § 
123 9} 8 3] 5415 | 12416 Se 8,340 12 | 115 18 916 12 | 18,658 44 630 18 | Ipswich. 
14511) 55-4.) 67 65 os 2,001 6} 25 2 87 2 | 11,156 19 371 10 | Ives, St. 


K, 


272 18 | Keighley.! 

481 14 | Kendal. 

411 0 | Kensington.¥ 
873 0 | Kettering. 

3811 1 | Keynsham. 
581 17 | Kidderminster. 
824 16 | Kingsbridge. 
225 18 | Kingselere. 


19 9 | 265 17 | 100 14 | 111 19 es 969 
1387 15 | 142 16 | 6013} 110 0 | 207 138 | 1,483 
11 16 LPG Te Tsah 216 74 xa 8,705 36 16 | 3,550 12 | 29,122 13 } 
8815 | 54 3) 5717) 6814 “8 1,206 23 7 120 11 | 11,796 18 § 
72 2) 80 2) 28 8] 6218 2 9] 1,636 19 | 26 0 403 5 |11,401 65 
5812) 23 8) 75 2) 70 3} 1010] 3,776 1} 108 12 220 10 | 18,883 19 4 
56 14 | 181 14] 4610! 65 7 oe 1,185 14] 21 6 125 15 | 9,842 64 
2110 |) 16 17 | 19 10.) 24 12 os aa 2 to) ats) 232 10 | 5,039 18 i 


33 15 | 1,617 18 | 13,027 11 | 
50 6] 468 512,198 4 | 


pn & 


8410 | 57 14] 2618] 563 12 Ae 72 4 7016 415 5 |10,060 84 212 0 | King’s Lynn. 
20 5| 2512) 2816] 142 4; 9817 | 481819} 655 17 540 12 | 10,982 11 § 280 11 | King’s Norton. 
1180} 24 7) 195 6.175 1 se OF 49 12 | 1,592 6 | 13,912 15 209 1 | Kingston-on-Huli.|| 
4415 | 145 10 | 10412 | 87 2 eo 5,077 19 | 44 2] 1,418 12 | 21,264 349 418 14 | Kingston (Surrey). 
BENTO ial aie tk (OG) + ee eo On| eile LT 10215 | 5,773 17 § 287 0 | Kington. 

0 5 SGah Om Ga ho: 20 Br 20 5 2 10 1614) 1,674 74 79 12 | Kirkby Moorside, 
Tope Opn 2) 22-6 r= 50) 9 3 2 883 9 | 22 6 217 15 | 5,828 3 180 8 | Knaresborough, 
191 6) 3311 Aa SOs. | LO! 0 992 18 | 138 12 838 1} 5,589 04 172 2/| Knighton. 


L. 


537 9 817 | 186 8 | 489 7 | 279 91 20,581 2 | 248 0} 8,009 8 | 80,385 4 ; 1,572 4 | Lambeth.* 
+e 1644 25, 9a) 24.15 Ae (heen ial 8 8 20 6] 4,877 19 68 10 | Lampeter. 
ue 82° 5 | 39 6 77 0 Ar. 1,039 9] 46 4 \(@)72119| 7,881 18 4 191 17 | Lancaster. 
4°16 | 42,73) S52 16H 75118 ae 1,366 7 | 18 12 281 7 | 4,252 7 | 64 0 | Lanchester. 





which is include above in the Column headed, ‘* Money @¢xpended for all other Purposes.” | 


42, Appendi« to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. ; 


Poor Rate Return— 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. 





Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. 








NAMES 
OF Receipts Other 
UNIONS, &e. Poor, |m Aid of | Total Hoe |galaries (Expenses 
Rates. eee Receipts, In- Out- Loans and eee 
sh Sak Relief, repaid, | Rations diately Total. 
. enance. and 
Interest |Officers. connenes 

thereon. Belief 
-) @ @h & ak & he 2 tel £ es: £8.) £ s. £ pw | ol a; 
Langport - = = oj] 7,194 12 667 18 | 7,862 57%. 888 14) 3,944 7 90 19 | 884 9 210 17 | 5,919 6 
Launceston = >= =} 6,969 17 115 18 } 7,085 15 894 15 | 3,846 17 254 5 | 430 12 863 11} 5,790 0 
Ledbury - - - =} 8,128 15 851 10 | 8480 5 906 15 | 4,032 11 te 849 12 815 13 | 6,604 11 
Leeds*- - = - -—/33,633 8 650 9 | 34,2838 17 f 4,420 0 | 14,524 3] 1,800 042,915 9| 4,101 8 | 27,761 6 
Leek -~ - = = -]| 6,981 10 167 11} °7,149 1 720 14} 2,852 4 885 7 | 71212 510 12} 5,181 9 
Leicester - - - aes 29877 1 696 17 | 30,573 18 § 4,911 16 | 9,645 0 | 2,058 18 {3,451 6) 1,424 5} 21,486 0 
Leigh - ~- - - ve 8,626 15 248 41 887419 1,011 6} 2,295 8 636 15 | 580 13 874 0 | 5,898 2 
Leighton Buzzard - -| 9,764 8 229 19 | 9,994 7 4 1,159 7 | 4,383 1 177 12 {1,089 12 586 18 | 7,346 10 
Leominster=- ~- - | 9,536 2 21115 | 9,747 17 764 11 | 3,749 14 137° 6 | 729 0 709 8 | 6,089 19 
Leonard, St., Shoreditch || | 48,160 10 | 6,415 7 49,575 17 13,448 8 | 10,7384 1] 8,478 8 |3,263 18] 7,786 11 | 38,711 1 
Lewes ~© - = = -—j 6,240 18 238 21 6,479 Of 1,580 12} 2,342 8 a. 619 9 654 5) 5,196 14 
Lewisham - - = -/18,336 13 757 5 114,093 18 § 2,659 3] 3,502 6 a 1,148 14] 1,652 6} 8,962 9 
Lexden and Winstree — | 13,398 13 266 8 118,665 1 7 1,482 0} 6,016 16 ae 783 5] 2,094 3 110,826 4 
Leyburn - ~ = <-| 4,211 17 ' 94°10 | 4,806 7 279 13 | 2,369 4 ae 507 8 168 17 | 3,325 2 
Lichfield - =- = =| 9,278 19 3802 12 | 9,581 11 769 11 | 4,196 6 259: 10'| 787: 13 670 17 | 6,633 17 
Lincoln- - = = =-{14,887 3 748 15 | 15,635 18 | 1,634 0} 8,548 8 211 011,209 16} 1,496 2 | 18,099 6 
Linton = ~ - = —J11,224 12 275 8 {11,500 Of 1,267 12) 6,811 16 181. 0] 788 12 652 41 9,701 4 
Liskeard - = <= -—|10,993 10 252. 1 | 11,245 11 (1,116 12°) 5,130. 2 898 1] 998 0} 2,166.16 | 9,809 11 
Liverpool*- - <- =-1(127,181 14] 4,887 1 1132,068 15 } 28,910 12 | 32,200 14 | 12,558 13 {10,117 17 | 16,572 3 {100,359 19 
Llandilo Fawr - - <-} 9,712 11 182 7 | 9,844 18 860 12 | 4,863 12 ae 632 2 3803 2} 6,159 8 
Llandovery- - <- <-j 6,528 17 7110 | 6,690 7 251 3) 3,036 3 160 8 | 445 3 78 3{| 8,971 0 
Lianelly - - = =| 7,287 4 369 4] 7,656 8 470 4) 4,039 9 83 4] 504 19 441 16 | 5,589 12 
Lianfyllim - =- - -| 9,796 11 246 19 | 10,043 10 683 14 | 4,778 1 888 15 | 986 5} 1,082 2] 7,918 17 
Llanrwst - - = -| 5,886 15 117 18 | 5,504 13 195 2) 3,808 2 69 15 | 414 19 249 17 | 4,732 15 
Loddon and Clavering -| 9,679 15 3802 10 | 9,982 5] 1,208 5} 5,088 9 167 6] 908 14} 88215] 8,205 9 
London, City of - -|55,674 6 | 4,221 14 | 59,895 19 $17,078 9 | 19,882 21] 5,109 8 | 3,471 11 /@6,053 18 | 51,595 8 
London, Kast = = -|} 27,764 13 | 2,823 0 | 30,087 18 | 8,628 11 | 7,348 15 | 2,847 8 |1,554 19] 4,899 13 | 25,279 6 
London, West - <- -—| 25,065 17 682 8 | 25,748 5 f 7,726 1) 7,850 15 sc 1,650 7| 5,294 15 | 22,521 18 
Longtown'- - =- <| 2,747 7 62 6] 2,809 13 421 2 1,152 5 125 0] 627 9 402 14 | 2,728 10 
Loughborough - = -/|10,090 2 222 14 | 10,312 16 § 1,826 9] 4,436 6 318 10} 680 4 683 3 | 7,444 12 
Louth =~ = |= |= <-1!17,320 11 431 19 {17,752 10 | 1,145 12 | 10,295 5 381 11 |1,299 9} 1,586 19 | 14,708 16 

Ludlow - - = -| 8,934 10 254.12 | 9,189 2 757 8} 4,491 13 108 17 | 987 8 852 1| 6,697, 7 | 
Luke, St., Middlesex || - | 23,423 13 | 1,894 2 | 24,817 15 § 5,882 10 | 3,329 10 wid 1,698 6] 6,045 15 | 16,901 1 
Luton - - - = =-} 9,809 15 248 2) 9,557 17 } 1,510 15 | 4,214 1 9216 | 745 11} 1,295 17 | 7,859 0 
Lutterworth - - —-j| 8,562 0 454.15 | 9,016 15 547 9 | 4,794 9 126 2] 75018 347 11 6,565 19 
Lymington- - - -] 6,999 14 183° 8 | 7,183 2] 1,086 10 | 8,048 11 807 3] 748 7 723 18 | 5,909 9 
M. 
Macclesfield - |= ~-/J|17,767 18 318 19 | 18,086.17 | 2,405.18 | 6,772 0 492 12 1,878 4) 2,185 8 | 18,184 2 
Machynlleth - - -| 6,734 2 128 2} 6,862 4 as 5,082 9 ae 394 15 80 11 | 5,507 15 
Madeley - - - =~] 8,864 0 293 16 | 8,657 16 891 6} 3,570 7 ee 625 1] 1,581 12] 6,168 6 
Maidstone - - - -| 22,455 17 3890 8 | 22,846 5 § 3,444 10 | 10,749 0 ae 1,429 7} 1,729 2 | 17,351 19 
Maldon - = = —417,843 0 482 17 | 18,825 17 § 1,681 17 | 6,422 12 174 7 11,289 15! 1,558 6 11,126 17 
Malling - - = -1|10,270 7 821 8 | 10,591 15 § 2,029 16 | 3,521 18 ae 2,780 2 643 10 } 8,925 6 
Malmsbury- - = ~~} 9,273 16 819 19 | 9,593 15 q 1,488 2 4,440 1 a 802 3 568 13 | 7,298 19 | 

| Malton- - - - -] 9,286 13 871 14 | 9,658 7 4 1,086 9] 3,895 3 223 41] 77518 581 10} 6,512 4 
Manchester* - - ~~ {122,887 7 | 5,182 9 {127,519 16] 18,814 13 | 31,340 3 | 3,770 0 |10,594 1}]12,875 9 }'77,394 6 
| Mansfield - ~- - -—j 18,279 10 242 4 | 18,521 14 | 1,498 12} 7,764 13 184 9] 888 1] 1,482 1 | 11,817 16 


Margaret, St., and John, | 86,471 18 851 7 | 87,823 5 | 7,022 18 |) 5,574 5 | 2,273 14 | 2,589 11] 5,889 17 | 23,300 0 
| St., Westminster. || 


| Market Bosworth - -| 8,036 1] 20411] 824012] 680 0] 4,115 4] 208 1] 59016] 30511] 5,899 12 





(a) City of London Union,—Under the head of ‘‘ Other Expenses of or immediately connected 


1856.] 


Year ended Lady-day, 1856. 





of the Poor Law Bowed 





43 








EXPENDITURE. 
Ce Cb mem Qlt ing oo 
ie Peed. is 
“aR? ae gear & 38. 
PE |e |  Sssetebe (amet) 343 
2 a3 33.3 oes towards | #85 Expended NAMES 
on “te Se Zola the 2's | Money in 
& 22 | Vacci-|3 | SSS | County, | o85 expended Total | Medical oF 
a aS | nation |3°:$9/F28 |Hundred, 5 | forall | Expen- | Relief. UNIONS, &eo. 
2 eS | Fees. SE eS Bee 2 or es other | diture. 
3 Be 4 ae Bass Bgxough & c3 Purposes. 
a. 94 348 2e%3 or Police Bae 
oe |e aa caigow.| Bale | See 
Be ee Pee BEE 
S S 28 8R . aes ‘Stee 3 
£u3. 1 £. 8.| £8 £ s.| £ 8. £418.) "fs £ 8. £ 8. £ 8. 
80 0:): 94 2] 42 1): 58 1 Q 1240 2 | 2h. 19 187.4: |. 7,643 4 356 15 | Langport. 
&9-16.1; 72.4] 64-0). 87 0 Bo 7385 6] 77 16 189 13} 6,994 15 212 7 | Launceston, 
19 3} 41 9] 1411] 89 7] 38114 739 9| 2019 141 5.| 7,652 8 861 8 {| Ledbury. 
429 7} 149 6 | 37810 | 876 9 : 8,087 0 | 207 19 | 1,472 6 | 38,861 17 978 14 | Leeds.* 
ZO 4.35 27 |) 8-2) 79 9 Br 1,515 5] 1810 226 5 | 7,086 17 228 11 | Leek. 
26 15 | 201 9] 12911; 201 0} 50 3) 6640 8] 77 2 899 4 | 29,711 12 435 2 Leicester. 
W 24) 2218) 385 9} 118 15 = 2,083 10 | 19 17, 498 5 | 8,143 18 160 15 | Leigh. 
ee 69 14] 87 8] 6212 rf 2,060 12 | 28 12 67 18 | 9,673 1 270 0. Leighton Buzzard, 
20510} 8317] 1715] 4415 S56 911 11; 36 18 2077 AL le 7 por 6 252 0.| Leominster. 
133 15 |} 4113 | 218 16 | 48219} 1616] 9,289 0/| 270 7 | 1,720 5 | 50,779 12 571 0 Leonard,St.,Shoreditch. |} 
5910; 30 4; 10 2; 82 8 Oe 72016 | 4615 883 6 | 6,479 15 165 7 | Lewes. 
44 2) 37 0O| 5218] 152 15 ae 4,156 9{| 74101] 1,852 16 | 14,882 19 273.15 | Lewisham, 
66 9] 145138] 60 8| 9 9 es 1,052 14] 1212] 257 8/|12,917 12} 504 9) Lexden and Winstree. 
417°), 28 2) 30 7} 30 3]. 21:7 7382 9 611 65 8 |: 4,244 6 121 10} Leyburn. 
GSA |t ST 83] 462297 7 2,680 2] 4016 443 9 |10,122 3 281 01] Lichfield. 
112 2) 164 6 | 142 5) 150 13 at 1,725 7 | 165 18 288 0 | 15,847 17 407 10 | Lincoln, 
Deel 76-0) 48. Of) 48° os 1,583 3] 24 16 49 0 |11,482 1 880 6) Linton, 
7019 | 105 19 | 170 4 | 186 10 ote 982 5} 48 5 210 16 | 11,5384 9 287 7 | Liskeard. 
183 11 | 669 12 | 5389 5 | 999 19 | 300 0 | 3,803 14 | 190 9} 8,932 10 /110,928 19] 1,884 10 | Liverpool.# 
74 6} 5918] 638 2] 54 2 Ae 1,671 11} 20 2 225 12 | 8,327 16 168 7 | Llandilo Fawr. 
4812) 2219] 8411) 54 1 Ac 1,404 0) 12 7 15219 | 5,700 9 131 0} Llandovery. 
6114 | 1710) 65 2) 86 1 Sic 1,227.0] 27 4 259 11 | 7,283 14 182 15 | Lianelly. 
5518] 81 7] 58 9 Ar 1,999 13 | 54 18 883 15 | 10,502 17 274 6] Lianfyllin. 
ste 6213 | 54 2) 42 12 ote 56410] 33 17 176 16 | 5,667 5 106 10 | Llanrwst. 
413}; 66 4] 8015/ 50 5 1,428 10) 40 2 128 18 | 9,954 11 803 10 | Loddon and Clavering. 
1170 7 | 6918 ets I21,, 1 ac 85.9] 5653 8 | 2,682 14 | 56,228 2 618 0 | London, City of, 
LSA8 | 7548) 73 8); 150, 0 oe 165 1] 9418 | 1,909 10 | 27,866 4 596 9 | London, East. 
AL 13.0%, | 49 Sif 133 27 we 237 18 | 76 8} 1,870 5 | 24,402 16 706 11 | London, West. 
IGA1OF 562-9 |. 86 14] 281k | . 863 16] 13 7 86 4] 3,280 1 129 10 | Longtown. 
0 6} 7619; 4019] 7814 1,862 1] 18 14 228 10 | 9,750 15 252 12 | Loughborough, 
94. 0) 121-1)| 98.10-} 109 11 ar 2,452 81101 0 520 18 | 18,203 4 473. 1| Louth, 
26.14 |- 1OL..2-| 27 :16)) 50, 0 oe _1,9386 15 | 28 10 246 3 | 9,114 6 366 0] Ludlow, ; 
82 1 Ac 83 12 | 291 15 Sis 5,672 2] 145 1] 1,623 1 | 24,798 13 941 1] Luke, St., Middlesex.|! 
40 16.) 181. 5} 5119; 8910} 538. 9/]-1,522. 2] 28.1 210 13 | 10,036 15 847 16 | Luton. 
8 2} 8217) 2210; 89 0| 49 1] 1,950 1} 8819 429 8 | 9,185 17 409 17 | Lutterworth. 
16 8/ .2617| 20 0] 4217 ae 1,181 11 | 42 7 17612 | 7,415 1 232 10 | Lymington. 
M. 
97 16} 103 9] 189 6]193 8 2 2] 3,888 16 |} 153 6 890 5 | 18,102 9 598 2) Macelesfield. 
8417 | 55 8] 1512) 4115 0 5 845 17 | 27 8 142 6] 6,670 18 200 11 | Machynlleth. 
8 4} 3519{ 9818| 97 0 50 1,392 0] 51 6 369 13 | 8,216 6 857 16 | Madeley. 
57 19 | 227 8 | 210 0] 18110] 15 9} 3,858 3] 70 0 777 19 | 22,700 9 731 10 | Maidstone. 
12 6| 8517 | 4211) 66 9 Br. 2,559 17 | 61 18 567 2 | 14,522 17 773 16 | Maldon, 
15 9 | 83813] 7018) 71 1] 46 4 961 5] 1618 208 3 | 10,653 12 468 8| Malling. 
69) 262.08 {184 a7} 41°18 Sc 1,558 0] 39 9 146 6} 9,337 11 817 0} Malmsbury, 
It 0) 51 8| 54 2) 105 16 On LGia Sinol 9 167 10 | 8,700 17 851 2 {| Malton, 
368 4/108 4 | 525 1] 842 6 49,687 9] 31010} 4,896 1 {134,127 1} 2,248 17 | Manchester. * 
56 4/ 7719! 8615] 98 8 1 4/ 1,63011) 38 6 351 4 114,158 2 313 4] Mansfield. 
82 9} 265 0 | W7 12 | 291 17 9,414 01168 41 3,865 15 | 36,639 17 984 17 | Margaret, St.,and John, 
St., Westminster. }f 
9.1} $2) 1 6 14} 4817} 70:17 | 1,414, 6) 35 8 136 19 | 7,733 10 219 10 | Market Bosworth. 


with Relief,” is included the sum of 8,2541, 17s, for the Central School expenses. 


44 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 





Poor Rate Return — : 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. 

















Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. 
NAMES 
oF From | Receipts Work- Other 
UNIONS, &e. Poor |in Aidof| Total house {Salaries |Expenses 
Rates. Poor || Receipts. In- Loans and of, or 
Rates, Main- Out- | repaid, |Rations | imme- | Total. 
tenance. | Relief. and CG) diately 
Interest |Officers. |connected 
thereon, with 
Relief. 
SB 9. £& 6s. £ 8. £ 8. 8: £ 8. £ s. £ Ob £ 8. 
| Market Harborough -| 10,870 10 693 1 | 11,463 11 728 “1 | 6,301 16 Ae) 818 18 777 17 | 8,626 12 
s Marlborough = = -}j 5,716 17 125 14] 5,842 11 624 6] 2,617 14 oe 618 14 468 11 | 4,829 5 
en, yt in the | 30,621 14 644 10 | 81,266 4 § 7,794 16 | 3,895 0 ae 1,931 9{ 4,970 12 | 18,091 17 
; ields. 
| Martley = = = <-/{10,807 4 215 15 | 10,522 19 829 8 | 4,068 8 L7G ga 699 7| 1,096 19 |} 6,870 9 
Marylebone, St.f -— ~/192,873 0] 1,191 1 |104,064 1 9 22,364 17 | 21,878 5 606 17 | 2,215 19 | 12,089 10 | 59,155 8 
i Mary, St., Islington || -| 41,066 2| 2,524 41| 43,590 6] 5,485 18 | 4,827 16] 250 0 | 2,082 2| 7,515 15 | 20,111 11 


i Mary, St., Newingtonll - | 38,858 3 | 2,429 4 | 36,287 7 [11,753 11 | 5,262 18 | 1,485 13 | 1,864 16} 4,535 14 | 24,652 7 
Medway = = - ~1|13,718 2 871 18 | 14,090 Of 3,522 11 | 2,692 6 4810 | 826 9} 1,422 9] 8512 5 
# Melksham = = = ~{ 12,253 14 205 19 | 12,459 13 | 1,086 1 | 7,632 17 79 2 {1,003 15 804 2 | 10,555 17 
: Melton Mowbray - —-/ 10,257 9 283 17 | 10,541 6 | 1,563 10 | 2,996 16 369 12} 901 8 569 11 | 6,400 12 


' Mere - = = = -| 5,503 1 147 12 | 5,650 18 327 8 | 8,477 16 226 5 { 588 11 2382 14 | 4,802 14 
f Meriden ~- = = =| 6,591 4 231 3 | 6,822 7 479 0 | 2,554 19 oe 462 12 518 1] 4,014 12 
@ Merthyr Tydfil - =| 19,663 16 200 7 | 19,864 34 1,560 6 | 8,945 12 827 17 | 985 10} 1,367 14 | 18,686 19 
s Midhurst - © = ~| 7,920 11 233 2) 8,153 13 | 1,015 7 | 4,392 6 ee 1,004 14 614 12 | 7,027 19 
; Mildenhall = = = -<} 7,159 4 287 10 | 7,396 14 376 41 3,648 18 « 564 10 427 6] 5,016 13 
— Milton -~ = = = =| 5,347 16 803 19 | 5,651 15 120 =O \rel5952 8 67 14} 757 18 609 16 | 4,158 5 
f Mitford and Launditch — | 20,395 19 56 1 | 20,852 0 § 2,617 4 | 10,955 18 ws 1,578 0 924 9 | 15,875 11 
f Monmouth- - = - 12,573 17 581 14 | 13,105 11 877 4] 6,681 13 oe 659 18} 1,284 7 | 9,453 2 
4 Montgomery and Poolf-| 8,180 8 317 8 | 8,497 16 § 1,264 16 | 3,612 0 315} 307 18 439 3} 5,627 12 
# Morpeth - ~- = =| 6,356 5 130 14 | 6,486 19 262 5 | 2,991 5 o 469 16| 1,267 1} 4,990 7 
: at and Lothing-| 6,955 5 158 9 | 7,118 14 951 11 | 3,265 4 99 19 | 651 18 588 7 | 5,506 19 


jand. 


N. 


i Nantwich - - = -/12,870 2] 84618 | 12,716 15] 1,056 6} 6,207 2| 395 0| 81713] 887 8] 9,813 4 


| Narberth - - = —/10,50515}| 439 9/1045 4] 54812] 576015} 202 5| 544 2} 51831 | 7,574 5 
i Neath - - = ~ -/14,264 4] 2451211450916 66313] 7,85018| 16416| 704 8] 66312] 9,547 7 
| Neots, St. ~ ~- - {10378 0} 28119|10,65919] 904 5| 5,70417| S46 11} 628 5| 1,046 14| 8,630 12 
i Newark - - - -/10,9111G] 428 1/ 11,339 17] 1,002 8} 5,495 8 a 788 7| 72018) 8,007 1 
E Newbury - - - -|14,14617] 412 3|14,559 Of 207111 | 9,098 6| 289 6 {1,246 18| 1,518 19 |14,165 0 
i Newcastle-in-Emlyn -| 7,671 18 8915 | 7,761 8 97 9 | 514512] 20111] 39514|* 188 7 | 6,028 13 
‘ Newecastle-under-Lyme-j| 4,589 4 306 11 | 4,895 15 § 1,074 21 1,826 7 249 8; 568 10 802 3 ]..8,520 5 
{| Newcastle-on-Tyne -|85,099 8| 96215 |36,002 3] 4,448 7 | 20,17119 | 1,767 19 | 1,842 31 4,088 0 | 39,268 8 
GE Newent - <- = -| 9,26814| 163 0| 9,48114] 55710] 5,026 6 ba 661 1] 456 5| 6701 2 


i New Forest =< = -| 8473 7} 40112} 887419] 1,616 9] 3,706 4 a 1,091 9| 54910] 6,963 12 
| Newhaven - - - -| 354716] 23414] 3,78210} 448 9| 1664 9] 156 5] 52518] 29212] 3,087 8 
f Newmarket - - -/21,70316| 47113 | 21,175 9§ 2,257 10 | 11,606 10| 9559 0 |1,667 2] 1,411 4| 17,501 6 
@ Newport (Monmouth) -} 24,134 14 | 2,059 7 |26,194 1{ 1,997 14 | 9,964 0 48 11 11,280 17| 1,263 10 | 14,554 12 
{ Newport (Salop) - -j 449814] 22513 | 4,724 7] 853.12] 1,619 3 6811| 468 6| 67813 | 3,718 5 
{ Newport Pagnell - -/16,957 8 | 20611 |17,163194 1,277 11 | 8,761 11 aA 959 17| 1,296 17 | 12,295 16 
E Newton Abbot - -|18,762 7] 56014 |19,323 1 1,725 5|10,00113| 64417 {1,095 16] 1,605 1] 15,072 12 
i Newtown and Llanidloes | 13,816 3| 878 10} 14,194 13 | 1,073 4| 7,905 2| 649 1] 855 6] 589 0] 11,071 13 
§ Northallerton - - —-| 4,705 0 88 6| 4,748 6] 310 5| 2,411 2 2212] 72212] 3415] 3,501 6 
| Northampton - - ~-|14,78812| 228 14] 15,017 6] 1,739 6 | 5,45513| 140 1] 75617] 1,14919| 9,241 16 
| Northleach = - ~-| 6,70318| 194 8| 6898 1} 864 6] 2,494 9| 22512] 700 8] 685 2] 4,19 17 
| Northwich - = + =|10,97412] 93613 11,011 5] 1,16418| 5,939 6| 309 0{1,12011] 83712] 8,771 7 
| Norwicht - - ~ '~/82,973 19 | 1,875 15 | 34,849 14] 6,196 4 | 20,319 9 aa 1,635 16] 4,457 19 | 32,609 8 
| Nottingham - - -|29,471 18} 366 16 | 29,8388 14 f 5,299 6| 9,179 19| 625 14 | 1,270 13] 3,035 1 | 19,410 18 
| Nuneaton - - - 6,906 19} “346 71} 7,053 6] 989 7 | 38,027 17 A 51516] 693 2] 5,76 2 





1856. 


Year ended Lady-day, 1856. 











EXPENDITURE. 
Rel 3 ae Sela 33 es 
t re) bo bo Alda = as 
° Bi, Sees es wh 
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2.9 | 8 5 q 5 od 64.28 
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2 3 SQ 1882 | towards | ZA», 
: are . ee estat the | 2'38 | Money Expended NAMES 
an So | Vacci-|3) ES|3xnq | County,| ¢ #5 [expended] Total in a 
Fe B.2 | nation |S: airs & |Hundred,| SS‘% | forall | Expen- | Medical 
o aS Fees. |°.8 & Ras oe or OF other diture, Relief. UNIONS, &e, 
S Se S "os Sac «| Borough 5 © |Purposes. 
2 = & ge SlaaS%| Rate, | bo 
a, SES ate u|aq | or Police| S su 
Ge =o Sa sSipo --!| Rate Sas 
ox 20 AS ale ok © | cae 
a li 2s ssa ulgass asd 
Bos 2 © Soo ae.o3 946 
S53 | §% eSAS)s2e5 Has 
o S) Ay Ay ea) 
£ os. 6 sol Los. i £ 8. | 8: 8: C reyall oes’, £ os, £ os. £ 8, 
4617 | 92 2); 4916) 4515] IL 11} 192917] 42 6 296 19 | 11,141 15 474 0 | Market Harborough, 
& 2) 84 2] 2914] 4118 aie 820 14} 24 1 28 12 | 5,313 8 212 10 | Marlborough. 
ae 5 6] 4919} 82 9 Ae 10,145 15 | 204 6 | 2,827 5 | 31,406 17 422 6|Martin, St., in the 
Fields.* 
Or Se}, 42 925 88.135! SF 7 An 1,937 5-| 82..0 193 14 | 9,158 8 851 4 | Martley. 
709 12 60° 4} 231 6} 620 5 Ac 40,259 18 | 180 16 | 4,298 12 |105,416 14 2,062 1 | Marylebone, St.|| 
EGG 9 ae 209 18 | 892 10 | 27 218,285 2 | 86811] 5,131 2 | 39,672 5 1,202 15 | Mary, St., Islington. || 
SOser2 2 7} TOOL} 232 12 16 8] 7,255 18 | 186 19 | 1,800 19 | 34,631 8 679 4 | Mary, St., Newington. || 
230 8 | 488 19| 7311 | 142.18 819 10 | 181 19 | 1,060 14 | 11,460 4) 180 0 | Medway, 
381 14 53 6/{ 38 0 (ioj ale 999 13 ite 7h 539 16 | 12,291 14 316 11 | Melksham. 
13 9 | 106 12) 51 4 56 11 fe 2,410 10] 54 14 161 12 | 9,255 4 298 14 | Melton Mowbray, 
& 0 88 11 18 12 22 9 21 5 747 «1 SAT. 68 12 | 5,784 1 220 0 | Mere. 
Too LOOM | 25.8) $4 3 30 1,380 19 | 29 7 269 13 | 5,877 1 288 5 | Meriden. 
427 18 72 3 | 196) 7 | 363 18 se 4,285 6] 47 ‘0 697 19 | 19,777 10 235 0 | Merthyr Tydfl, 
520-6) "96 7 | 45.9 37 15 we 473 8 | 380 5 160 18 | 7,924 2 410 14 | Midhurst. 
Vy (ely 46 8] 5110 39 0} 86 6] 1,150 14 DB ea 8 156 21) 6,585 11 203 10 | Mildenhall.! 
25 19 | 188 3] 35 8 40 3 ate 735 10 TA; 245 15 | 5,486 15 214 18 | Milton. 
4516 | 11910; 65 7] 87 8 ave 2,443 0] 67 19 314 6 | 19,018 14 567 0 | Mitford and Launditch. 
1515 /10411|] 8419; 8319 Sl 14 | 2,249 0; 71 7 890 16 | 12,485 3 813 0 | Monmouth. 
OO Sa) 4716 BF 11 40, 78 205 S| 35800) - 2 |. 21-19 3878 1] 8,223 2 227 3 | Montgomery and Pool.f 
22 19 41 14 26 10 58 6 50 869 19 23 12 173 91] 6,206 16 197 14} Morpeth. 
370 0 foes Loita Gyo ¥ VOIS' 7 | 2029 142 18 | 7,217 19 150 13 ee and Lothing- ; 
and. 
N. 
LOZ 4 |) 99) 41 122 3.) 1O7 5) 45 17 | 23256 19 1 71 7 248 19 | 12,887 12 280 15 | Nantwich. 
89 18; 8219|100 9] 6419 4347 05)" 25 12 343 9 | 10,128 11 177 0 | Narberth. 
69 2 90 0O | 188 11 | 179 16 2,152 18 4 545 18 | 12,809 13 217 10 | Neath. 
68 3} 102 4/ 83 7 53 4 1,394 7 28 10 189 18 | 10,495 5 862 14 | Neots, St. 
81 7 75 17 67 9 Oi Ti ate 2,958 16 | 85 0 239 11 | 11,556 2 257 8 | Newark. 
208 3) 124 4) 44 8 82 18 4110} 1,521 14 1873 278 0 | 16,479 0 558 6 | Newbury. 
25 11 89 11 49 7 54 18 aD 1,445 1 18 9 234 13 | 7,896 3 268 3 | Newcastle-in-Emlyn. 
3 8 23 7 64 17 80 4 5 5} 1,853 138 31 3 147 12 | 5,729 14 100 0 | Neweastle-under-Lyme. 
102 13 | 154 3] 189 15 | 34016 ele 78 7 | 185 7 | 2,672 15 | 35,9387 4 582 6 Newcastle-on-Tyne. 
8 18 2619 | 2419 29 15 aie 1,452 16 25 10 227 10 | 8,497 9 439 5 | Newent. 
82 11 2415! 5810 49 0 aie 1,278 138 10 5 132 11 | 8,549 17 438 1 | New Forest. 
3 3418] 138 8 17 12 nae hk. 868-16 Layee) SiMe 3, Sle. b 181 2 | Newhaven. 
105 4 | 125 15 60 18 89 4 ae 3,447 12 | 36 9 242 19 | 21,609 7 4 1,172 8 | Newmarket. 
108 13 | 224 9/198 8 | 154 1117210 | 6,855 16 | 103 12 | 1,787 15 | 23,654 16 458 17 | Newport (Monmouth). 
84 6 2619 | 48 5 43 16 ee 1,146 2 TSS 106. 0 | 5,180 2 38 2 | Newport (Salop). 
or 241 9 | 106 19 83 9 89 0] 3,489 18 548 102 9 | 16,463 3 405 5 | Newport Pagnell. 
175 4 815 17 63 19 | 157 15 2,110 5 50 1 905 38 | 18,850 16 403 17 | Newton Abbot. f 
94 9 80 3; 20 1 82 6 2,420 14] 48 6 951 9 | 14,769 0 412 6 | Newtown and Llanidloes, 
5 0 50 9} 8619 85 10 9388 7 20 9 120 18} 4,708 18 215 10 | Northallerton. 
48 0/176 4| 32 3] 123 2 3,216 10 | 142 2 314 9 | 18,294 6 207 14 | Northampton. 
3 0] 3017] 3816 33 14 1,593 7 WG} 89 14 | 6,874 8 259 0 | Northleach. 
59 10 85 0 | 186 17 | 113 18 1,556 0 51 8 441 5 /11,215 5 470 11 | Northwich. 
122 13 Qo) 11S Sh), 249" 8 AD a 217 12 | 1,512 10 | 34,849 14 | 1,805 3 | Norwich. f 
7 16 | 125 18 | 108 16} 231 3 On 8,853 16 74 1 539 1 | 29,851 4 633 11 | Nottingham, 
15 19 | 21217] 3410] 22 9 ee 778 6| 14 1 296 6] 6,550 9 233 18 | Nuneaton. 





of the Poor Law Board. 














45 





D 


[1856. 


Poor Rate Return— 


46 Appendix: to the Ninth Annual Report 















RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. 
Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. 
NAMES 
OF Receipts 2 Other 
UNIONS, &e. ie in Aid of | Total ia Salaries |! *penses 
Rates. por Receipts. In- Out- Loans 1 faa oe 
: Main- Relief, | repaid, Rations diately Total. 
tenance. and (0) eonheoked 
Interest |Officers. with 
thereon. Relief. 
O £ 6, £ 8s £8. eae HB £6. £: @.}> £ 8. Be <8, £ Xs; 
e 
Oakham - -.— ~/| 5,603 1] 14618] 8,75114] 71910] 2,845 8 83 5] 58318} 18719] 3820 0 
Oakhampton - = —| 9,291 11] 19911] 9,491 29 805 4] 5702138} 204 8] 696 5} 583 3] 7,991 8 
Olave’s,St.- - - -{|15,685 6] 1,282 7 |16,917 13] 3,689 3] 2,157 5{ 550 011,146 4] 3,892 14 | 10,0385 6 
Oldham - = = ~=/18,463 18 | 1,091 19 | 19,555 17 | 3,727 8 | 4,274.14 | 845 18 }-1,549 14] 38,787 19 | 14,185 18. 
Ongar - - - = -] 7,579 0| 26415] 7,843 15] 1,127 2] 3,859 2 88 2] 952 6] 341 9] 6,863'1 
Ormskirk - - - -/ 9605 5] 658715 1|10,148 Of 802 7] 2,088 8} 42918] 664 2] 1,515 17 | 5,500 2. 
Orsett - - - ~ -{ 661018] 283 1] 6,893 19} 1,246 14] 2,223 8| 9880 4] 72915; 76215] 5,292 16} 
Oswestryf - -= - —-]| 9,683 14] 551 8 | 10,185 2f 1,831 12} 3,82715} 792 3] 927 19| 1,003 16} 7,888 5 
Oundle- - - - -| 864618] 31111] 8,958 9§ 88315] 4,207 7 45 6] 740 5| 1,010 12] 6,887 5 
Ousebourn, Great - -]| 4,459 3] 15312] 4612159 884 0 | 1,715 16 e 39412} 27912] 2,724 0 
Oxfordt - - - <-| 813112] 250 1] 888113} 3,531 0] 1,788 0| 187 01/1,859 9| 957 51} 7,742 14 
i. 
Paddington® - —- —-| 24,743 17 75 0 | 24,818 17 f 3,042 19 | 2,599 9 | 1,240 8 |1,182 8] 38,807 12 | 11,822 11 
Pancras, St., Middlesex || | 82,999 8 | 10,207 5 | 93,206 8 [18,556 18 | 13,301 17 $6 4,042 3) 11,662 18 | 47,563 16 
Pateley Bridge- = -| 2,982 11 99 16 | 3,082 7) 181 8] 2,096 1 ‘ 403 12 ar 2,681 1- 
Patrington- - - -| 486718} 186 6| 4,504 49 441 6] 1,585 5 Fs 475 15| 606 6} 3,108 12 
Pembroke - - - -| 890317} 250 83] 9,154 0] 66217] 5,059 7| 248 5] 697 7] 651 1] 7,818 17 
Penistone - - = -j} 3,850 8 81 10} 3,931 18 AE 2,546 2 es 224 0 99 8 | 2,869 10 
Penkridge ~ - ~ -| 6,76112{ 21816] 6,980 8] 839 6] 2,189 6 33 554 8] 767 1] 4,850 1 
Penrith - - = -| 8153 0| 9814 4| 8467 4] 1,734 2] 3,629 9 ee 788 12| 61418] 6,617 1 
Penzance - - - -|-7,45615| 9333 8| 7,790 3] 827 1| 2,424 21 98011] 719 1) 1,063 12] 5,384 7 
Pershore - ~ - -| 7,318 7] 29715 | 7,616 29 44118] 2,882 18 ae 72114| 677 2) 4,723 12 
Peterborough - - -| 15,296 4| 40317 |15,700 1] 1,403 17] 8898 5] 16118{ 67213] 1,460 7 |12,097 0 
Petersfield - - - -] 5,788 2] 12610] 586412} 74715] 2659 1} 104 4] 540 7] 467 61] 4,518 18 
Petworth - - - -] 7,780 4| 385818] 8189 2] 2015 8] 3,942 4 657 10] 615 10 | 6,630 12 
Pewsey- - - - ~| 7,45515| 184 6 | 7,640 1] 58412] 3,547 8 - 1,151 14] 89514] 5,679 8 
Pickering - - - -| 2,752 18} *160 12] 291810] 30112] 1,598 3] 229 0} 82010} 22312] 2,667 17 
Plomesgate- - - -| 12,698 2 723 2118421 47 1,630 8] 6,183 18 218 10 | 1,197 10} 1,099 2 {10,329 3 
Plymouth ||- - - -| 22,463.15] 631 19 | 23,095 14 | 4,192 3 |10,94018 | 9382 911,827 0| 1,146 5 | 18,538 15 
Plympton St. Mary -j 8,684 4] 23317] 8918 1] 988 6| 4411 8] 33313] 776 6| 885 4] 7,394 17 
Pocklington - - -] 5,771 2] 229 4] 6,000 64 40712] 315715} 118 0] 461 5| 407 11} 4,547 8 
Pontypool - - - -|11,407 5] 17618 {11,584 3] 1,003 10] 5738 4] 125 0] 552 2] 90218] 8,16 14 
Poole, Dorset - - -| 6,901 4] 145 4] 7,046 8) 98818} 3,58413] 17310! 788 6| 735 6,170 9 
Poplar - - - - -~-|82,875 5] 758 0 183,683 5 7,467 19| 8251 9 ae 1,750 1] 1,969 6 | 19,438 8 
Portsealsland - - -| 388,427 18 | 1,235 4 | 39,668 210,300 11 | 18,148 2] 1,651 14 |2,181 7| 4,063 17 | 31,290 11 
Potterspury - = -| 6,092 8 204 11 | 6,296 19 782 15} 3,787 11 ae 562° 1|., 628 2) 5705 
Prescot - - =- =/15,425 2] 41915 |15,84417] 877 1) 4,266 0| 872 10/1,421 4| 1,181 3] 8,067 18 
Presteigne - - - -| 1,851 15 29 6] 1,881 1 ay 1,033 10 Be 168 8 1 Ftd. 218% 20 
Preston - - - —{|82,465 19 | 1,407 11 | 33,873 10] 6,373 5 | 10,407 8 a 2,654 13} 2,823 1 | 22,258 7 
Preston, Hast§- - -| 7,530 8 85 12 | 7,616 Of 97118} 4,688 15 2519 | 22110| , 299 3] 6,152 5 
Preston, Great§$ - -| 8170 7! 22519]! 8396 6] 630 0| 4,524 11 121 40 8| 448 0] 5,638 16 
Prestwich - - - -{11,600 8| 735 14 12,836 2] 537 2] 1,804 6 2 728 0| 1,082 12] 4,152 0 
Pwilheli - - - -|10,704 3] 86618/11,071 1] 3889 9] 7,272 0} 20712] 70214] 318 83] 8,889 18 
R. 
Radford - - - -]| 7,057 1 185 15 | 7,19216 | 69016] 2,957 6{ 138011] 898 8] 1,018 6] 5,190 2 f 
Reading - = - -| 8464 6] 451 38] 8915 9] 2,378 8{ 1,80110] 172 10|]1,040 19] 1,264 12] 6,657 19 | 
Redruth - - ~- -| 9630 9] 426 110,056 10} 1,109 11 | 5042 0| 34716] 81812] 548 8| 7,856 7 


(a) St. Pancras, Middlesex.—The sum of 14,9987. 8s., entered above as ‘ Money expended for all other Purposes,” 
2,6231. 4s, 8d. tor “* Repairs and 


a 


a nd Oe eee CO ee) eee 


, 1856. ] 


_ Year ended Lady-day, 1856. 










J ustices. 


Constables’ Expenses, and Cost of 
Proceedings belore 





te | Costs of Proceedings at Law or in 


o 
te 
& 














67 12 | 144 18 
4 8715! 74:16 
' 418214] 9 8 
46 9] 3611 
4 4] 6217 
| -14 6] 35 6 
; 4 4] 7414 
'f 27 4] 19 1 
5215 | 70 8 
16 5} 40 4 
Ss 15 11 


































ms 6 7 
226 12 | 302 38 
: 518] 3817 
' 1 20 9} 28-8 
15 9) 5610 
48 1] 58 4 
30 0| 8317 
99 94, 20. 1 
100 0 | 173 12 
7 2) 4314 
29 18 | 230 16 
417} 2316 
4117 | 2418 
9 0} 6717 
$110] 1617 
954738 7 
87412 | 214 7 
45 7 | 189 15 
610] 39 1 
8115 | 75 18 
22 4| 5914 
16012] 2 6 
151 18 | 144 18 
07! 6811 
1814| 58 8 
213} 8118 
183 5 | 100 11 
118 8] 73 8 
180 2 | 16018 
105 12 | 148 4 
147 0|14n 











Vacci- 
nation 
Fees. 


£ s. 


25 0 
16 2 

5 12 
234 3 
40 12 
100 7 
34 17 
61 5 
55 13 
38 1 
12 38 





Fees to Clergy- 
Outlay tor 


viz. :— 
kegistrars i. 
Register Oftices, Books, and Forms. 


tration Act 


Payments on Account of the Regis- 
men and 


Oo -S. 


45 0 
BT 6 
106 4 
827 11 
34 12 
141 9 
89 7 
100 14 
52 6 
64 0 
74 10 


164 6 
774 13 
33 9 
83 6 
69 3 
52 17 
64 1 
65 5 
156 8 
85 15 
103 18 
37 11 
35 5 
88 18 
40 16 
69 11 
190 7 
59 7 
66 38 
96 0 
44 10 
212 4 
276 8 
28 17 
249 19 
12: 2 
407 7 
41 0 
64 8 
156 16 
67 8 


EXPENDITURE. 


of the Poor Law Board, 


ting 
RQs-A 
<3 8 
cia 
a 2. |Payments 
gos for or 
> 8 
s 9 towards 
Rat the 
Sours County 
“S$ .|Hundred, 
He Zo 
Oy» g or 
SZ 3-3) Borough 
Sas 
Bo"! Rate, 
ae 3| or Police 
ao -+| Rate. 
Seas 
aac 
eohs 
a n 
£ 8 £ 8. 
1,250 7 
808 19 
ne 38,691 12 
107; 1 | 5,019 6 
2 4| 1,253 3 
34 3,847 0 
15 15 | 1,193 3 
+ 1,702 6 
1813] 1,247 4 
nf 1,008 11 


oe 


12,370 9 
28,255 13 
a 475 14 
A pee oe 8 Te 
1,319 14 

444 13 
2,079 19 
1,607 2 

989 11 
1,980 17 
2,606 13 
1,040 11 

335 0 
1,234 19 

240 1 
1,820 15 


1,213 14 
g. 1,243 17 
1,834 10 

276 2 
5,375 12 
3,643 15 

826 17 
5,098 14 

389 17 
6,499 15 

664 14 
1,536 9 
7,699 13 
1,099 11 


804 19 


On 
co 





liamentary or Municipal Registra- 


Expenses allowed in respect of Par- 
tion, and Cost of Jury Lists. 


tue) 
& 


23 13 
26 19 
68 38 
77 1d 
14 19 
41 16 
17-6 
28 2 
33 7 
14 19 
62 8 


142 9 
407 16 
10 18 
9 16 
22 15 
24 8 
18 3 
27 0 
TL AY, 
24 13 
68 19 
417 
7 2 
9 18 
5 15 
22 4 
103 13 
28 18 
I 6 
27 8 
51 18 
A167 a 
98 17 
18 8 
40 0 
15 14 
162 12 
23 4 
23 11 
107 14 
85 2 


Money 
expended 
for all 
other 


Purposes. 


Bis 8s 


96 6 
201 13 
713 6 

1,397 1 
133 13 
381 15 
250 18 
359 14 
123 12 
179 4 

2,582 14 


1,592 13 
al4,998 8 
365 4 
105 4 
317 7 
156 4 
160 
136 8 
491 0 
146 0 
314 11 
50 3 
123 6 
52 11 
35 2 
202 5 
1,967 16 
1387 9 
80 15 
232 13 
406 9 
2,141 16 
1775 1 
B2 5 
289 19 
7 16 
2,377 8 
497 14 
592 8 
1,871 6 
58 14 


Total 
Expen- 
diture. 





£ sf 


5,472 16 | 


9,214 18 
15,712 
21,381 

7,909 
10,062 

6,923 


10,181 11 | 
8,485 18 | 


4,085 4 
10,490 0 


26,197 18 } 


92,714 10 


3,685 5 | 
4,528 5 | 
9,190 8 | 
3,728 11 | 


6,894 7 


8,527 6 | 
7,523. 15 


6,986 18 
15,546 18 
5,713 12 
7,222 12 


7173 9.4 
. 8,103 10 
12,627 3 } 


21,776 16 
9,096 10 


6,056 14 | 


10,703 12 


7,068 4] 


28,928 10 
37,448 3 
6,706 14 
13,965 15 


1,679 12 | 
32,707 8 | 
7,588 7 | 
8,222 4} 
14,403 44 


10,829 





oo Oo So KH 


in 
Medical 


Relief. 


179 18 
250 14 
169 8 
541 11 
482 1 
238 10 
331 1 
268 0 
466 12 
160 10 
350 9 


NAMES 





OF 
UNIONS, &e. 


oO 


Oakham. 
Oakhampton. 
Olave’s, St. 
Oldham. 
Ongar. 
Ormskirk, 
Orsett. 
Oswestry. f. 
Oundle. 
Ousebourn, Great. 
Oxford. f 


FP. 


Paddington. * 


Paneras, St., Middlesex.}| 


Pateley Bridge 
Patrington. 
Pembroke. 
Penistone. 
Penkridge. 
Penrith. 
Penzance. 
Pershore. 
Peterborough. 
Petersfield. 
Petworth. 
Pewsey. 
Pickering. 
Plomesgate. 
Plymouth. || 
Plympton St. Mary. 
Pocklington. 
Pontypool. 
Poole, Dorset. 
Poplar. 

Portsea Island. 
Potterspury. 
Prescot. 
Presteigne. 
Preston. 
Preston, East.$ 
Preston, Great.§ 
Prestwich. 
Pwllheli. 







R. 
185 8] 6519] 62 1| 87 0/115 0] 8e612| 1718| 264 5| 6854 5] 201 14| Radford. 
148.17 | 5214| 3414] 7318 1,946 8| 9011] 206 2| 9,206 3] 267 3| Reading. 
4418 | 293 0| 77 4 | 16412 934 8| 1915] 792 4|10,182 8} 189 8| Redruth. 





contains an amount 10,2561. 18s. 5d. returned as ‘‘ Paid Loan and Interest to Treasurers,” also an amount of 


cleansing Roads and Highways.” 


D 2 


48 Appendix to the Ninth Annual Report [1856: 


Poor Rate Return— 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. 


Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. 











NAMES 
OF Receipts. ; 2 Other 
UNIONS, &e. Poor rae ers ‘ Dove teases Rapoues 
Re A Raton: a Out- Loans and | imme- 
Main- Relief, repaid | Rations diately Total. 
tenance. and eounael 
Interest | Officers. with 
cer Relief. 
£8 £8 £8; £ 8. ow: £ os. £ 8. £85 £ os, 
f Reeth - - = = —] 2,458 9 84 0] 2,492 9 159 4] 1,511 7 as 242 13 834 2] 2,247 6 
Reigate - =- = =| 10,535 4 256 12 | 10,791 16 § 1,800 14 | 8,546 8 531 13 | 1,263 2 882 2] 8,023 19 
: Retford, East = - -—| 10,563 10 848 138 | 10,912 3 634 15 | 4,628 14 216 18 667 17 510 0 | 6,657 19 
Rhayader - - - |} 3,750 7 1387 5 | 3,887 12 ws 2,722 17 ete 231 14 217 | 2,957 8 
4 Richmond, Surrey - -| 9,327 7 552 4} 9,879 11 § 1,969 11} 1,319 14 fe 766 16} 1,123 0} 5,178 11 
§ Richmond, York - -|] 6,055 2 191 2} 6,246 4 370 12 | 2,588 16 167 4 510 10 478 1] 4,115 3 
# Ringwood - -= =~ -—j| 3,794 15 120 18 | 3,915 13 429 2) 1,945 17 Ae 486 8 427 5 | 3,288 12 
f Ripon - - = — -| 7,786 1 116 18} 7,902 14 441 41] 3,284 0 248 7 860 138 825 19 | 4,655 3 
| Risbridge - - - -|18,600 2 297 10 | 138,897 12 {| 1,664 17 | 6,865 11 Ss 2,060 3 5380 2 | 11,120 18 
# Rochdale = =- = —/17,023 15 486 5 |17,510 0 § 2,169 9] 6,875 8 Bie 1,071 4} 1,710 1 | 11,826 2 
i Rochford - - - -| 89898 0 439 16 | 8,837 16 § 1,475 10 | 2,706 8 279 19 | 1,044 38] 1,816 10} 6,822 10 
Romford - - - —/} 20,340 8 906 9 | 21,246 17 # 8,804 15 | 6,767 17 480 17 | 1,878 9] 1,751 10 | 14,183 8 
4 Romney Marsh- - -| 3,130 8 204 10 | 3,884 18 631 16 | 1,521 4 46 679 7 898 38] 38,230 10 
1 Romsey - - = -—j| 4,868 15 169 9} 5,088 4 511 0} 1,954 0 106 8 653 6 282 12 | 3,507 6 
Ross - - = = —{ 10,782 17 202 41/10,985 1 809 10 | 5,650 38 177 011,045 2] 2,872 3 | 10,053 18 
/ Rothbury - - - —|] 3,366 18 131 10 | 3,498 8 166 14 | 1,763 3 67 4) 284 17 27419 | 2,556 17 
Rotherham - - -}12,010 5 441 17 | 12,452 24 1,142 41 5,805 3 861 15 971 18) 1,855 17 | 9,686 17 
¥ Rotherhithe * = - -—j11,575 1 859 0 | 12,484 19 2,048 6 | 3,542 1 293 211,511 2) 1,124 2] 8,513 138 
| Royston - - -—- -—|12,795 15 318 12 {13,114 7 f 1,700 0 | 6,016 17 848 10 | 705 15) 1,044 19} 9,816 1 
Rugby - - - -— —-/| 10,961 11 577-5 | 11,588 16 506 11 | 4,418 19 304 9) 725 12 771 44 6,726 15 
§ Runcorn - = - —{10,219 2 121 0 | 10,840 2 ae 6,770 14 a 672 9 487 1} 7,930 4 
§ Ruthin- - - - -/10,412 2 253 11 | 10,665 13 572 11 | 6,063 1 887 8 | 1,282 5 3838 11 | 8,648 16 
Rye - |= ~—- = -}11,172 8 269 11 | 11,441 19 § 1,520 11} 4,784 9 702 341,004 5 524 17 | 8,486 5 
S. 
| Saddleworth*® - - -| 2,700 0] 169 4| 2,869 4] 855 6] 79716 16 7 | 32814] 1,062 12 | 3,060 15 
Saffron Walden - -{16,91218] 316 9 |17,229 74 1,748 1] 879119] 520 8 {1,167 0| 1,196 7 | 13,423 15 
\Salford- - - - -{383,023 11 698 2/|33,721 3] 3,883.18 | 4,965.17 | 1,400 14 | 1,555 12| 8,875 11 | 15,181 12 
§ Salisbury f- - - -| 6,017 8 115 12} 6,182 15 969 16 | 25610) 7 on. 640 11 497 138 | 4,718 7 
' Samford - ~- - <=] 6,602 6 815 0] 6,917 6 1,094 7 | 2,548 18 ie 990 16 579 9} 5,208 10 
| Saviour’s, St. - - -| 23,083 14| 1,849 11 | 24,888 5f 4,122 5] 4,521 0] 406 0 {1,503 9| 4,008 4 | 15,460 18 
Scarborough - —- -j] 7,184 0 849 8 | 7,583 8 510 19 | 3,388 15 ae (fila ee?) 576 10 | 5,187 6 
i Sculcoates - - - —4}12,065 18 828 11 | 12,389 9 § 2,582 4} 4,894 12 44 011,014 1] 1,408 1] 9,742 18 
Sedbergh - - -— -| 1,465 8 62 18 | 1,527 16 208 9 497 9 136 4] 235 11 218} 1,080 6 
: Sedgefield - - - -]| 38,108 8 82 7 | 3,140 10 171 10 | 1,179 9 ae 246 13 166 18 | 1,764 5 
} Seisdon - -—- = ~-]| 5,108 12 129 15 | 5,288 7 414 9] 1,185 15 Ae 842 19 729 1} 3,122 4 4 
i Selby = - -° — -| 5,447 18 189 12 | 5,687 5 3842 14 | 2,804 7 235 8 | 479 7 429 14 | 4,291 5 ; 
PSetile = an tS 7,148 17 266 7 | 7,415 4 821 18 | 2,747 7 97 6 656 4 5238 6 | 4,846 1 : 
Sevenoaks - - — —/14,848 10 484 14 |14,883 44 2,072 17 |. 4,811 5 675 8 {1,849 8} 1,621 4 | 10,529 17 4 
i Shaftesbury - - -| 7,998 18 161 7 | 8,160 5 644 19 | 4,260 19 236 5 683 1 3802 17 | 6,128 1 : 
Shardlow - - -— -—|12,557 5 312 12 | 12,869 17 § 1,288 3 | 5,414 15 ae 902 9 827 9 | 8,427 16 ‘ 
i Sheffield - - — -—|84,826 5 | 1,946 1 | 86,272 6 5,836 13 | 19,480 17 ae 2,284 11] 4,784 0 | 32,386 1 E! 
f Sheppey - - -— -| 4,554 4 241 10 | 4,795 14 906 8} 1,214 11 83 8 655 15 473 16 | 3,288 18 ; 
} Shepton Mallet - —|18,224 3 489 18 | 18,714 1 648 10 | 8,048 5 526 911,088 9 606 7 {10,908 0 
Sherborne - - —- -|] 7,546 16 169 2] 7,715 18 692 2} 3,977 19 282 10 700 0 559 10 | 6,212 1 
Shields, South - - -/11,749 1 115 8 /11,864 9 § 1,179 14 | 4,845 11 147 18 617 3 903 17 | 7,694 3 
§ Shiffnal - - = -| 5,560 3 58 9 | 5,618 12 3891 10 | 2,803 8 68 8 510 11 172 44] 3,948 1 
Shipston-on-Stour - -| 10,658 4 892 0]11,050 4 960 10 | 4,650 18 as 861 5 791 16 | 7,264 9 
Shrewsburyt— - - -j] 5,789 2 478 8} 6,267 10 § 1,558 11 | 1,960 4 Isl 4 95 12] 1,288 14 | 4,984 5 
Skipton - - = -}11,614 19 882 8 |11,997 7 587 6 | 7,277 12 4c 735 «5 846 16 | 8,946 19 
Skirlaugh - - —-— —] 4,748 4 29518 | 5,044 2 470 6} 1,678 1 187 12} 505 9 889 14 | 3,23L 2 





1856.] 


Year ended Lady-day, 1856. 





of the Poor Law Board. 





EXPENDITURE. 
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£s.) £ s.| £8 £ s.| £ 8, £ os. £ s. £ 8. fa 8; 
a 2415) 7612] 21 6| 21.0} 92413] 4 8 42.17 | 2,762 12 
8015 |11019| 32 6] 4116 277514} 2910| 599 17 | 11,644 16 
2 9] 67 6| 5512] 80 2 2,616 2|14418| 43419] 10,083 7 
4 5| 22 3] 4810] 2316 782 6| 1115 84.16 | 3,934 19 
18 S| 8810)! 17 2) 6418| .. 3,266 9] 1517| 45916] 9,056 6 
18416 | 37 1] 2717] 3914] 1515] 1,003 1] 11 1 88 9| 5,722 17 
Moist) & O.| ‘SIZ IS Oo] .. 582 01 5 6 3913] 3,973 1 
71 2/ 53 9| 36 3! 4016] 8 5| 1,443 3] 21 8| 276 9] 6,605 18 
45 3] 6613] 5217| 6218] 88 2] 1,694 3] 19 9| 219 16 | 13,369 14 
0 7|14019/ 191 8|27818| .. 4,048 16 | 57 3] 758 $117,291 16 
159 9| 5815| 2714] 62 8/105 0] 1,44314| 1110] 273 4] 8,964 4 
SP tH 85 Ob 45 9 St-64 |. 3,659 14| 7 6] 648138118,671 1 
7210] 5117] 1817} 25 4 224 2| 12 7| 22316] 3,859 3 
118] 2514} 20 9] 3012 1,331 15 | 12 9 58 11] 4,988 14 
25 3/104 8| 57 3] 59 8 1682 6] 1913] 24819 | 12,245 8 
GS 23°61 2104 18 6) .. 570 91 07 67 4) 3,273 1 
6 0| 44011] 9712] 12716] 8212] 1,582 9] 55 2| 389 7 412,418 6 
162 3} 0 4] 3916] 8814] 168 0} 2,389 7| 36 6] 883 4]12,281 7 
1014] 63 8! 59 O| 7018] .. 1,976 2} 32 4] 189 0|12,217 2 
56 3] 86 8] 35 2] 70 1| 8715| 351311] 4517] 37116 ]10,948 8 
2 T8817 | 61 5110418 .. 1,108 11] 3118] 496 8| 9,889 2 
6316 | 81 9] 5712} 4911] 6611] 1,141 0] S114 94 0 | 10,249 9 
4211 | 2514) 51,1} 4810] . 1,069 11 | 2718} 606 7 | 10,354 17 
Bry oh eh Ae 1Seh 6S 444 01 7 1) 226 0| 3,836 1 
212.) 50-8) 49 7) 72181: .. 2,023 5] 1017 | 196 14 | 15,829 13 
945 15 | 801 18 | 215 91317 4/145 9/14,29915 1176 3] 1,545 7 | 33,078 12 
BF 161 14-8) 19 24 87.6 1,208 0] 1015] 167 5| 6,222 14 
18218 | 5819] 47 9] 3616] . 1,304 0] 12 2 88 10 | 6,889 4 
1,066 6| 911| 106 32 | 13917 : 3,522 17 | 12213| 9575 7 {21,004 1 
210] 56 1| 8010] 85 4 914 0] 38817] 116 3} 6,430 11 
15514] 8818] 87 10 | 159 10 1,545 3| 8416] 644 2 | 12,458 11 
‘ 27 9!) 819] 19 1 : 20319| 917 16 17 | 1,866 8 
Se 8002) 26 Gel 8h 1S.) - 4.4 92510] ll 7 98 14 | 2,893 9 
1 4] 37 6] 5119] 43 9| 45 5| 1516 5| 718| 38016] 5,206 6 
Sol} 45417) 94 7) 4907-4... 677 17 | 1812| 17217 | 8,863 17 
80 12] 18210} 35 4] 42 6] 21] 107311] 6814| 224 0| 6,554 19 
W703), | 297 16 |-109 1} 64. B|- 1,073 4] 16 2| 398 0 |12,506 10 
10 6} 6911] 3110} 35 8| 81 2) 1,987 5| 59 5| 129 8| 7,821 11 
210} 47 2) 16 2%) 90 11 ss 8,248 0| 4417| 428 14]12,512 1 
300 17 | 940° 1 | 212 14 | 488 14 | 261 10 | 3,969 7] 118 3| 1,212 4 | 39,884 11 
gee 5114] 32 7] 5519 665 1] 812] 307 14| 4,405 5 
18219} 184 3| 9211/1 53 6] .. 1153 8] 2219] 120 18 | 12,667 19 
112| 54 2| 3413] 4119 ‘ 1,287 4| 1219| 125 2] 7,719 5 
4512) 4717119519] 16217) .. 3,422 10| 78 9| 406 3 | 11,983 10 
8016] 2817| 3417] 52 1| 4 6| 1,007 0| 814] 15215] 5,267 7 
4 21196 3| 39 4] 6312 2,228 1| 25 61 399 0|10,219 17 
9810| 56 8} 515] 74 5] 4s 62615 | 2317 | 56515 | 6,435 5 
58 10 | 220 8] 101 8| 106 18 ‘ 1459 8] 68 9| 815 8|11,272 8 
9. 0) 946) 18 ol saupd. .. 119917} 14 3] JL1d] 4,656 9 


EXxxpended 


in 
Medical 
Relief. 


59 6 
461 4 
289 16 
135 14 
443 18 
417 0 
267 16 
272 7 

51 19 

96 19 
167 18 
158 12 
171 16 
669 8 
286 10 
397 16 

1,219 18 
165 9 
485 7 
387 11 
213 0 

182 5 
415 0 
311 17 
236 0 
171 6 


49 


NAMES 
OF 
UNIONS, &e. 


Reeth. 

Reigate. 

Retford, East. 
Rhayader. 
Richmond, Surrey, 
Richmond, York. 
Ringwood. 
Ripon. 

Risbridge. 
Rochdale. 
Rochford. 
Romford. 
Romney Marsh. 
Romsey. 

Ross. 

Rothbury. 
Rotherham. 
Rotherhithe.* ~ 
Royston. 

Rugby. 
Runcorn. 
Ruthin. 

Rye. 


S. 


Saddleworth.* 
Saffron Walden. 
Salford. 
Salisbury.t 
Samford. 
Saviour’s, St. 
Searborough. 
Sculcoates. 
Sedbergh. 
Sedgefield. 
Seisdon. 

Selby. 

Settle. 
Sevenoaks. 
Shaftesbury. 
Shardlow. 
Sheffield. 
Sheppey. 
Shepton Mallet. 
Sherborne. 
Shields, South, 
Shiffnal. 
Shipston-on-Stour, 
Shrewsbury, f, 
Skipton. 
Skirlaugh. 





50° Appendix to the Ninth Annual Report. [1856.0 | 


Poor Rate Retura— — 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. 





Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. ' 








NAMES 
OF Receipts. ss Other 
UNIONS, &e. Poor as ares | Sea a Hause Saline Hempeiset 
Rates. Fates. BER In- ou Loans and Hana. a4 
Main- : repaid, |Rations : Total. 
tenance. | elif. and 0 Beer i 
Interest |Officers. ear a 
thereon. Relist, 
patie £ ss. eg rae 38 Cs: eae ol ae Se £8. pate 
Sleaford - ~ - -]| 9405 7 231 0} 9,686 7 | 1,207 11 | 5,075 11 ae 1,094 17 517 18 | 7,895 17 
Solihull - - =~ =| 5,804 15 140 10 | 5,445 5 427 15 | 1,747 4 151 7 | 499 0 6381 16 | 3,457 2 
Southam - - —- —-| 5,479 15 305 0} 5,784 15 587 3 2,281 19 41 10 | 420 0 495 6 | 3,825 18 
Southamptonf- - ~{18,601 12 831 18 | 18,933 10 § 2,849 15 | 6,229 18 808 17 | 1,822 16 844 8 | 11,555 14 
Southmolton - - —j 9,820 2 460 3 |10,280 5 837 18 | 6,279 5 86 16 | 1,009 18 593 41 8,806 11 
Southwell - = = -| 9,586 2 397 18 | 9,984 0 744. 9 | 4,865 2 IL 7 | 706 17 548 7 | 6,876 2 
Spalding - - - -} 9,024 9 252 18 | 9,277 24 1,625 4 | 3,880 0 19415 | 962 12 919 41 7,081 15 
Spilsby- - - - , -{ 15,778 7 527 3 | 16,805 10 961 3 | 9,994 12 a5 1,066 19} 1,009 16 | 18,032 10 
Stafford - - -  ~| 8,709 11 194 6 | 8,903 17 | 1,869 8 | 2,281 10 883 12 | 763 9] 1,150 8 |. 5,988 7 
Staines- - - — —j 9,604 18 530 16 | 10,185 14 § 2,266 17 | 2,151 11 226 17 976 10} 1,157 15 | 6,779 10 
Stamford - - ~ -—{11,443 16 283 0 } 11,726 16} 1,198 5 } 5,106 11 822 19 | 778 16 676 15 | 8,078 6 
Stepney - - -— -{| 52,163 6 | 2,462 10 | 54,625 16 }12,725 14 | 9,985 18 427 1 | 38,545 11] 10,078 7 | 36,712 11 
Steyning - - —- -| 8014 2| 895 41 8,409 6] 1,235 18| 3,588 0] 17718] 92119] 29915] 6,223 5 
Stockbridge - - -| 5,003 7 185 6] 5,188 13 514 18 | 2,095 8 83 11] 880 15 198 7 | 3,772 19 
Stockport - - - -|19,641 10! 1,072 6 | 20,713 16} 3,356 3] 5,222 7| 885 61|1,26612] 2,295 18 |12,656 6 
Stockton - - - -—-{|18,0238 1 264 18 | 13,287 19 | 1,187 13 | 5,547 19 243 11 900 19 812 11 | 8,642 13 
Stoke Damerell |] - -{17,946 3 | 2,025 6 |19,971 9 | 3,484 16 | 4,721 9 | 1,648 15 851 8} 3,047 14 | 18,654 2 
Stokesley - - - -|] 8,957 0 76 17 | 4,033 17 230 0] 1,642 1 220 19} 291 19 199 12 | 2,584 11 
Stoke-on-Trent* - - {| 18,838 10 436 8 | 19,274 18 | 2,792 3] 4,183 21 1,267 8 |1,542 18) 1,258 1 |11,048 7 
Stone - - - - -| 8,810 17 1388 17 | 6,449 14 | 1,089 12 | 1,711 1 203 2 742 121 1,198 16 } 4,945 3 
Stoneham, South - —-| 9,053 12 281 16 | 9,285 8 4 1,267 18 | 2,645 19 586 0 885 12 715 15 | 6,100 19 
Stonehouse, East*- -| 38,772 4 158 1} 3,930 5 646 2 1,486 18 ate 412 0 227 16 |. 2,772 11 : 
Stourbridge - - =| 13,196 13 463 12 | 13,660 57 8,523 18 | 3,454 9 ate 949 9} 1,186 5] 9,114 1 | 
Stow - - - ~ —|12,2538 8 584 0 | 12,887 8 984 0] 7,197 19 ar 1,196 0 877 5 |10,255 4 
Stow-on-the-Wold ~ -{ 6,717 12 114 4) 6,881 16 716 19 }. 2,186 15 203 12 680 1 621 0j 4,358 7 
Strand- - - —- -{| 88,865 16 | 1,748 11 35,114 7 | 6,476 1] 5,189 14 466 15 | 2,271 14] 5,588 16 | 19,893 0 
Stratford-on-Avon - -| 12,258 0 320 14 | 12,578 14 72.17} 5,525 4 217 18 894 8] 1,027 13 | 8,887 0 
Stratton - - - -j 4,198 5 82 18 | 4,280 18 a 2,544 17 750 0 809 4 100 21 3,704 3 
Groud =.= =. Tey 3296 17 665 15 | 17,962 12 § 1,898 18 | 7,171 4 690 1 41,292 15; 2,102 7 /13,155° 5 
Sturminster - - -| 6,864 0 186 9 | 7,000 9 692 8 | 8,729 9 ae 818 10 425 19 | 5,666 6 
Sudbury - - —- -—/ 28,128 17 525 10 | 23,654 7 # 1,848 18 | 12,973 0 326 19 11,556 6] 1,485 0 118,135 3 
Sunderland- -- - - | 23,300 16 601 15 | 23,902 11} 2,692 7} 6,140 9 | 1,225 3 ]1,161 11 555 2 | 11,774 12 
Sutton§ - - - -| 867413] 11810] 3,788 3) 392°9]| 2,380 9 we 135 8} 807 0} 8,215 6 
Swaffham - - —- -—} 9,779 16 196 4} 9,976 0 878 11 | 5,774 10 308 18 $83 2 512 12 | 8,457 18 
G@wansea - = “= = 16,346 14 364 10 | 16,711 4} 1,199 19 | 8,818 18 ate 753 7-| 1,417 10 | 12,189 14 
4 i 
Tamworth - - —- -| 7,474 4 292)" Le 7,766° 5 579 5 } 3,890 15 a 698 2 6387 0} 5,205 2 3 
Taunton - - - -/{|19,801 2 504 16 | 19,805 18 f 1,589.10 | 10,213 7 576 13 | 1,832 12) 1,828 16 | 15,040 18 4 
Tavistock - - - -| 10,249 0 254 3 | 10,5038 8] 1,045 7 | 5,783 10 364 11 7038 7 185 2 | 8,081 17 5 
Teesdale - - - —-]| 6,846 19 249 1} 7,096 0 582. 3} 3,784 15 BK 541 16 178 0} 5,086 14 : 
Tenbury - - - -| 38,664 14 103.18 | 3,768 7 404.16 | 1,512 17 oe 399 2 298 1} 2,614 16 ; 
Tendring - - - -|16,708 3| 864 4]17,072 7] 1,756 16| 8,043 7} 380 10 |1,808 10| 1,338 7 | 12,822 10 : 
Tenterden - - - -—j] 8810 1 280 19 | 9,091 O | 1,054 18 | 3,428 8 614 5 884 0 620 2 | 6,596 8 y 
Tetbury - - =- =| 3,008 12 60 6} 3,063 18 154 21] 1,824 16 ae 821 0 224 17 | 2,024 15 ., 
Tewkesbury - - -| 7,926 8| 16010] 808618} 669 1]| 3,765 16 * 680 11] 44318 | 5,559 6 a 
Thakeham - - —- -—|]| 4,692 15 139 8} 4,832 3 818 2] 2,862 4 ye 651 3 715 15 | 4,542 4 q 
Phame y=) =) Ss Be 16 290 2 |14,177 18 | 1,056 3} 7,488 17 395 91,007 71 1,455 4 | 11,853 0 
Thanet, Isleof - - —- | 18,412 15 290 16 | 13,7038 11 # 3,027 15 | 5,023 9 51 16 | 1,045 11] 1,692 4 | 10,840 15 
Thetford - - -— -—{10,222 12 257 1 | 10,479 18 | 1,175.17 } 5,925 15 a5 952 8 863 17 | -8,917 17 








1856.] 


of the Poor Law Board. 


Year ended Lady-day, 1856. 





EXPENDITURE. 





51 








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§ aS | nation |S Ptah wea .|Hundred, sas for all | Expen- | Relief. UNIONS, &e. 
o aS Fees. a8 bo 8 S48 2 or g nee other diture, 
3 Sie ff E a8 Borough bcs Purposes. 
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25 2! 7412) 66 2+]. 82 2 ays 1,486 10 | 74 1 101 1) 9,805 7 252 15 | Sleaford. 
33 5] 7210!) 8017} 4410 1,447 5] 28 8 68 4] 5,177 1 163 17 | Solihull. 
66 2] 41 4] 2818] 2814 1,503 8 | 16 12 126 6} 5,686 17 187 6 | Southam. 
72 7) 42.2) 124 7 1 185 14 So 6,523 18 | 116 7 | 1,248 1 | 19,813 10 333.7. | Southampton. f 
48 7 | 222 12] -7815| 54 2 na) SIA TNs 278 234 11 | 10,288 15 44] 15 | Southmolton. 
blll] 7815| 56 5| 73 of} .. | 3,084 0| 6011] 233111001815} 301 1|Southwell. 
73 8|152 4| 5810] 7018| .. 1,24919| 32 6| 24211! 8,958 84 381 17 | Spalding. 
183 7 | 16714] 4813) 91 0 Sit 2,240 19 | 93 15 464 4 |16,267 2 407 8 | Spilsby. 
7214) 42 7/| 35 0} 73 6] 20 0} 1,89718]| 88 6 588 0] 8,700 18 236 0 | Stafford. 
156 16 | 118 3; 48 6j| 4818 nd 2,673 1] 39138 240 6 | 10,104 13 338 2 | Staines. 
700 5} 9018] 8410} 77:18 4 1,424 4) 80 5 652 15 | 11,188 16 232 0 | Stamford. 
580 6 6 8 | 244 18 | 427 17 oe 11,703 13 | 881 3 | 5,588 13 | 55,545 4 916 10 | Stepney. 
87 14) 5418) 3510] 5410) 4511] 1111 3] 64 4 572 7 | 8,199 2 809 18 | Steyning. 
‘ 4 S214 15 B18? woes 1gs4e Ws se 4 5,015 2] 264 18 | Stockbridge. 
360118) | 158s {8} | 226. 8 \2317 <3 ate 5,588 10 | 204 41 1,373 16 | 20,829 13 402 3 | Stockport. 
69-7 | 68:17, |.205 16; | 207.2 as 3,167 6] 32 16 846 3 | 18,240 0 860 0 | Stockton. 
336 0] 22 8 57 6 | 1838 8 ate 4,472 0 60 19 878 8 | 19,664 6 235 0 | Stoke Damerell. || 
215} 42 7 27 18 32 3 20 6 612 8 5 18 85 7 | 3,418 12 87 10 | Stokesley. 
253 6 | 195 12 | 208 2 | 2998 14 99 1] 4,726 11] 105 7 | 2,310 4/19,170 4 829 16 | Stoke-on-Trent.* 
SOM eo 17, 41 4 62 il a8 2,408 9 10°58 258 14 | 7,756 16 180 0 | Stone. 
8114} 8610]. 2718) 66 7 13 15 | 2,086 9} 3113 218 6} 8,618 11 334 11 | Stoneham, South. 
471 4] 4117 6 15 44 8 186 14 21 3 214 14 | 3,759 6 49 15 | Stonehouse, East.* 
66 17 56 4/1180 6 | 283 12 8,259 16 48 10 482 12 | 13,441 18 881 15 | Stourbridge. 
2310 | 64 3 63 12; 60 4 os 1,963 12 27 «21 66 15 | 12,524 1 501 0 | Stow. 
ve 30 5 25 6 733m 2 2] 1,881 5 13 6 19 10} 5,858 2 244 5 | Stow-on-the-Wold. 
190) Sajr-3l=i8 78. 0 |-135 8 9,292 15 | 247 21! 1,456 2 | 31,823 15 525 10 | Strand. 
156 16 | 17414} 48 5] 67 8 2,689 17 | 26 19 286 7 \11,782 1 841 0 | Stratford-on-Avon. 
P16: 2) St. 5 22° 7 25 15 ate 370 8 23 «4 127 8} 4,823 12 151 12 | Stratton. 
OG | 138° 2 - GLA | AdO)-e1. 70 Oj} 2,885 0 82 12 685 9 | 16,608 2 480 0 | Stroud. 
1616 | 46 7 16 0 32 18 33 0} 1,580 11 15 18 97 16 | 7,455 7 263 12 | Sturminster. 
6 5 91 13 95 1 | 121 10 3,870 14 32 12 848 1 | 22,200 19 650 1 |Sudbury. 
-171 18 | 151 15 | 261 16 | 299 19 5,462 4 | 17416 | 3,494 0 | 21,791 0 897 1 | Sunderland. 
6 16 50 1 1319] 1615 273 «3 6 138 118 12{ 3,701 5 146 3 | Sutton.$ 
9 18 57 18 | 26 5 47 4 tis 1,155 2 25 18 192 18 | 9,972 16 889 6 | Swaffham. 
234 18 | 147 15 92 15 | 180 17 | 120 0] 1,674 9 | 187 14 900 2 | 15,677 19 224 5 | Swansea. 
‘E, 
418) 6512) 47 2) 43.9 as 1,657 7 | 35 8 217 1/4) 7,275 14 243 18 | Tamworth. 
7 1 }-165 15 73.3 | 101 11 | 153 0} 2,268 6 59 6] 1,109 17 | 19,088 17 557 10 | Taunton. 
57 9 | 878 15 Si 88 19 1,044 10 27 138 462 13 | 10,2238 3 230 10 | Tavistock. 
3710 | 46 2 41 11 85 5 1,578: 2 20 0 160 7 | 6,955 11 147 0 | Teesdale. 
1819 | 2918 24 0 21 8 ma 900 15 14 17 52 31] 38,676 16 144 © | Tenbury. 
88 1/106 0} 77 3] 104 4 210 | 2,40018 | 32 8 672 16 | 16,806 °5 581 18 | Tendring. 
ae 103 4{/10515 | 36 7 15 18 988 9 138 17 66 3] 7,921 1 285 6 | Tenterden. 
PAs Ki} oa fro a 12 10 20 4 zi 783 16 10 4 37 17 | 2,908 7 124 5 | Tetbury. 
43 16 36 0] 2418] 45 19 89 10 | 2,007 11 ol 9 7214 | 7,861 3 801 7 | Tewkesbury. 
32 4 50 17 18 15 43 5 57 10 358 19 25 10 98 19 | 5,228 3 199 9 | Thakeham., 
77 3 | 18210 96 15 49 18 i fa) ys Z3k5 90 11 | 11,835 12 984 10 | Thame. 
6913 | 10012] 132 3] seis], 2,468 14| 1910] 449 6|14,16311 | 366 12 | Thanet, Isle of. 
41 4 82 15 51 6 83 17 | 298 15 | 1,792 9 51 5 251 9 | 11,570 16 874 11 | Thetford. 


52 Appendix to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


Poor Rate Return— 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. 








Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. 





NAMES 
OF Receipts Other 
UNIONS, ke. Poor |i Aid of | Total house | Salaries |Expenses 
Rates. | gates, [PT Tne | omg. | Loans | and | imioe- | not 
pee | Relief. Beats Rations diately Total. 
Interest | Officers. cones 
paereon: Relief. 

£ 8. £ 8. £ Ss. £ 8, £ os. £ &. £ 8. £ 8s. £ 8. 
Thingoe - = = =-{18,477 7 397 0 {13,874 7 | 1,157 0} 7,589 16 450 9 } 1,496 13 979 19 | 11,678 17 
Thirsk - - - —- -| 4,722 5 143 12 | 4,865 17 504 18 | 1,504 19 7818} 3837 5 865 6 | 2,791 6 
| Thomas, St. - - -/| 22,849 6 639 13 | 23,488 19 § 1,910 5 | 12,670 7 951 7 |1,492 2] 3,007 18 | 20,081 14 
| Thornbury - - <= -|{ 10,146 10 812 0 | 10,458 10 459 18 | 3,207 19 382 17 | 633 9 813 13 | 5,497 16 
PPhorme= <= =<""<°%s 6,085 10 173 13 | 6,259 3 558 6} 3,040 9 a0 526 19 480 19 | 4,606 13 
Thrapston - - = <-| 6,654 0 241 13 |} 6,895 18 674 4) 3,781 19 167 9] 716 16 541 7 | 5,881 15 
Ticehurst - = = -—| 9,237 0 181 6] 9,418 6] 1,228 3; 4,437 17 14412; 766 11 3892 16 | 6,964 19 
Tisbury - = = -| 7,868 4 244 2) 7,612 6 565 15 | 4,260 14 aye 775 13 449 13 | 6,051 15 
Tiverton - - - -/|19,654 1 332 7 | 19,986 8 970 7 | 12,702 18 407 2 | 1,188 11 697 7 {15,916 5 
|Todmorden- - - -—| 6,210 18 183 17 | 6,844 15 a 4,118 10 se 422 1 4038 1] 4,943 12 
| Tonbridge - - - -|12,963 3] 1,415 15 | 14,378 18 | 2,920 9] 6,631.17 | 118 17 |1,368 15] 1,108 16 | 12,143 14 
| Torrington - - = -| 7,582 18 124 17 | 7,707 15 733 19 | 4,811 19 as 651 10 643 13 | 6,341 2 
| Totness - = — -/{11,895 6 344 12 | 12,289 18 | 1,779 15 | 5,082 16 }- 434 241,043 0} 1,441 61] 9,780 19 
Towcester - - = -| 7,976 19 239 19 | 8,216 18 466 3 | 4,318 18 228 7 614 0 681 16 |. 6,809 4 
'Tregaron - = = -| 2,971 18 3115 | 3,003 8 33 1,581 1 60 160 10 6612; 1,808 3 
Truro - - =- -— -}14,133 14 399 11 | 14,533 5 7 1,414 14 | 7,875 6 1} 1,196 16 | 1,013 18} 1,209 7 | 12,210 1 
Tunstead and Happingt-| 8,773 15 206 15 | 8,980 10 766 17 | 4,591 10 bo 790 18 830 18 | 6,980 3 
Tynemouth- =- -— -/ 20,896 10 420 0 | 21,316 10 § 1,768 11 | 10,115 9 867 15 | 1,359 11 626 8 | 14,737 14 
| U. 

Uckfield = = = -/10,141 4 463 7 {10,605 14 1,221 6) 5,522 14 191 3 |1,081 18 499 18 | 8,516 14 
Ulverstone- = = -| 9,959 14 834 9 | 10,794 3 } 1,858 18 | 8,822 7 346 13 | 1,062 7); 1,088 15 | 7,173 15 
Uppingham - - -| 5,965 16 188 1) 6,153 17 745 13 | 2,692 2 ot 533 3 880 14 | 4,351 12 
| Upton-on-Severn = -} 9,950 3 821 4 110,271 7 560 17 | 5,457 15 ars 728 6 674 9} 7,421 7 
Uttoxeter - = = -| 7,193 18 261 1] 7,454 19 782 11 | 2,480 10 282 11 587 14 468 12 | 4,601 18 
Uxbridge - - = -/| 15,029 17 253 5 | 15,283 24 2,080 381 4,040 19 205 19 | 1,903 19 672 6 | 8,903 6} 
W. 
Wakefield - = = -/|15,610 6 620 9 | 16,280 15 | 1,605 3) 6,887 16 654 16 | §10 18} 1,488 15 10,947 3 
| Wallingford - = -|10,480 2 304 5 |10,7384 7 9 1,844 0] 5,602 38 251 2 | 1,072 12 784 14 | 9,054 11 
Walsall - = = -=/|10,943 12 219 19 | 11,163 11 | 1,242 11 | 3,631 2 303 10 | 89418] 1,249 10] 7,821 11 
Walsingham - = -=/|16,790 2 281 2 |17,071 4 1,140 10 | 11,118 11 334 18 }1,140 1 660 3 | 14,893 18 
Wandsworth & Clapham | 38,447 6 734 12 | 39,181 18 § 7,692 1] 8,525 9 961 19 | 1,950 16}; 3,741 18 | 22,871 18 
Wangford - - = -—/| 9,195 2 307 19 | 9,503 14 1,877 7 | 8,171 16 ee 1,186 16 485 12 | 6,721 11 
Wantage - - - —/{11,442 10 309 16 | 11,752 6 § 1,189 15 | 6,626 9 100 1] 968 3 512 11 | 9,396 19 
Ward, East - = -| 3,861 0 205 2; 4,066 2 435 0 | 2,088 1 185 17 | 491 0 187 14 | 3,337 12 
| Ward, West - = -| 2,849 14 18 1} 2,862 15 238 138} 1,816 7 50 3850 6 814 5 | 2,219 11 
Ware - - = = -/11,123 5 242 5 | 11,865 10 | 1,216 12 | 5,231 10 219-64] 756) 2 907 14 | 83381 8 
Wareham and Purbeck —j 11,761 5 251 15 112,018 Of 1,294 7 | 6,694 18 3801 17 | 875 16 849 0 | 10,015 18 
Warminster - — -/ 12,993 11 357 16 | 18,351 7 756 17 | 7,854 9 274 12 | 1,046 14 802 7 | 10,734 19 
Warrington - =- -/|16,501 6 824 19 | 16,826 5 § 1,789 18 | 3,898 7 756 111,118 10] 1,506 0! 9,068 16 
Warwick - - = =| 22,270 4 632 15 22,902 19 | 2,023 0 | 9,242 14 431 15 985 16] 1,498 11 | 14,181 16 
Watford - - - -/12,3871 4 208 5 |12,579 9 | 2,188 8} 8,912 9 484 1 |1,056 18] 1,683 12 | 9,275 8 
Wayland - - - -| 7,601 5 227 10 | 7,828 15 444 15 | 4,727 10 as 600 19 527 17 | 6,801 1 
Weardale - - - -} 4,848 2 73 6 | 4,421 8 192 10 | 2,574 11 axe 400 17 200 4] 3,868 2 
Wellingborough —- -1|10,206 11 293 11 | 10,500 2% 1,063 0} 6,445 19 100 2{/ 75114 884 0] 9,194 15 
Wellington (Salop) - -| 6,740 15 99 1] 6,889 16 879 12 | 3,226 7 26919 | 727 41 64914 5,752 16 
Wellington (Somerset) - | 11,275 17 274 0 | 11,549 17 800 16 | 6,256 6 332 14 11,945 11 945 14 | 9,881 1 
Wells - = - -— -—]12,420 10 307 14 | 12,758 4 § 1,269 11 | 5,909 18 253 8 | 959 11 928 9 | 9,820 12 


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EXPENDITURE. 
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ea es Seezlshe Payments) 223 
3 38 eVO8 Som for or 32°4 
= e 5 S38 og o25 fone Ze | vfone Expended NAMES 
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aD Oo | Vacci- |3 | S$ dic erg County, q ES expended Total Medical 
BSI Be | nation |3-29)5Sq ; Hundred, — Ss for all | Expen- | Relief. UNIONS, &e. 
® aS | Fees. |9.8 2) a+ or © other diture. 
8 ge a Pe oe Borough | 5 8% |Purposes. 
2 eo BETES S| Rate, | Sad 
Bin. 28 2tee ae % 2 or Police | S83 
Gu mo Bees2lgo0-F] Rate. | o88 
es | 2s 25 2|282 5 aoe 
Bo | Be BS Sh sacs afd 
s8 | 5m SR aS| ees 3 RSS 
Ss) ) oy ay 3 
Pe Sel Te SN eel Ss) 6h) Sly Bh sh), Hos £ 8. £8. £8. 
2G S Goce by 17 |merle 1S ae 2,555 6} 22 2 104 18 | 14,571 14 802 15 | Thingoe. 
5918 | 3810] 1810| 88 5 953 16 | 2£ 6 126 16 | 4,046 7 93 4 | Thirsk. 
173 10 | 31410} 8717 | 151 8 2,395 10 | 47 3 656 1 | 23,857 13 746 9 | Thomas, St. 
2612] 51 8} 8914] 42 9 2,643 14 | 3018 188 18 | 8,521 4 199 0 | Thornbury. 
017 | 14215] 6817 | 5518 1,014 6] 38114 213 14 | 6,184 14 1538 4 | Thorne. 
8 4] 4914] 3816] 538 2 921 1| 23 8 70 10 | 7,046 10 3384 2 | Thrapston. 
384 6] 7210] 3518] 5014 56 Foor 9 | Lon 9 329 6 | 8,256 6] 368 10 | Ticehurst. 
oe 27 5 |. 81.9} 85 6 2 0 873 10} 13 5 16H - % 17,201, 11. 312 2 | Tisbury. 
167 18 | 211 1}; 5918] 9510 oo 2,364 1] 37 8 827 10 | 19,679 11 § 523 1 | Tiverton. 
66 1) 72 1) 40 4; 9817 | 19 21 1,04516 | 33 18 258 15 | 6,578 1 187 2 | Todmorden. 
LOSS" "S86" 21 65 8.) 92 165) AM Vo a earedz 4 88 7 460 7 |14,789 5 553 1 | Tonbridge. 
4 2) 68 8| 42 9| 4911] 197 12 587 18 | 2019 233 6 7,540 6 313 8 Torrington. 
131 10 | 367 5 | 5419] 9118 ob 1,409 9} 50 0 401 9 |12,237 9 346 9 | Totness. 
26 3} 5718] 4511] 40 9} 79 1 986 3] 21 6 110 16 | 7,676 11 275 16 | Towcester. 
One Teed cS 3l 4 A 548 0 7 12 117 16 | 2,528 13 75 0 | Tregaron. 
110 1{| 9914 | 26210] 18119] 28 0| 1,16412| 48 8 674 7 | 14,729 12 443 7 | Truro. 
iad 17 18 pe 2418 1,437 4] 52 6 148 15 | 8,739 15 283 15 | Tunstead and Happing.t 
840 11 } 400 12 | 184 15 | 241 4 2,355 1 94 11 935 11 | 19,239 19 427 21 Tynemouth. 
U. 
Saino Ge Onk 7s aya S 1,100 19 | 20 0 492 9 | 10,345 13 496 4 | Uckfield. 
516 | 8218] 88 8| 110 1 c 2,327 14) 19 6 313 10 | 10,121 8 324 9 | Ulverstone. 
78 4| 5213] 2n} 40 9] . 131117 | 35 0] 94 7] 5,98913) 206 10 | Uppingham. 
413] 72 0} 1414] 87 2 é 2,514 18 | 32 6 876 8 |10,498 8% 343 10 | Upton-on-Severn. 
136} 38 71. 42-9.) 40 14 515} 1,859 0} 1415 147 9] 6,768 138 212 9 | Uttoxeter. 
9117 | 12818 | 110 2] 72 18 8,678 0} 44 8 842 10 | 13,871 14 558 19 | Uxbridge. 
W. 
791 8 | 197 9 | 182 18] 168 7 é 2,684 2] 92 14 881 9 | 15,895 10 802 4 | Wakefield. 
4219] 119 4] 6714); 88 4 as 1,851 2 53 5 183 38 |10,860 2 897 2 | Wallingford. 
99 | 49753 | IGE U7 | LOL 1h 2,551 19 | 43 1 84 2 | 10,502 15 | 467 18 | Walsall. 
13-19 | 96 97]. 25 0 |. 62 11 ss 1696 9] 35 2 205 6 | 16,528 14 485 13 | Walsingham, 
273 1} 23019 | 14919} 177 14| 52 5 110,164 8} 53 8 | 3,036 14 | 37,010 6% 867 O | Wandsworth & Clapham. 
2012} 6GO1L| 28. 3| 50 38 1,091 16 | 25 7 591 10 | 8,589 13 | 370 10 | Wangford. 
610} 148 8] 86 1] 88 2 2 2) AS78d2 | eae 68 6 | 11,656 11 { 361 O | Wantage. 
5010; 38411] 380 8] 40138 699 13 | 15 16 129 12 | 4,888 15 § 146 2 | Ward, East. 
MAS NS. Oat Bae 2 le 21 aL 42218 | ll 2 38515 | 2,765 6 § 86 38 | Ward, West. 
416) 61 8} 7515) 48 6} 280 0/| 1,655 9/] 23 3 553 0 | 10,985 0 495 9 | Ware. 
6£4°8| 8571117 1} 4616 Ae TGs Ey) Vite 363 8 | 11,929 15 | 3849 0 | Wareham and Purbeck. 
28 7| 4919] 32 4| 62 1] 5012) 1,245 18 10 13 215 19 | 12,480 12 § 511 O | Warminster. 
55 5 | 181 11 | 112 2) 148 7} 28 8) 3,87919| 40 8 728 1/114,187 7 f 322 2 Warrington. 
144 11 | 15814] 49 5] 12916 | 113811 | 429413] 85 7 | 1,425 10 |20,578 34% 408 10 | Warwick. 
88 7 | 42141] 8417) 54 4 aa 1841 1] 21 6 252 8/11,560 5 419 12 | Watford. 
1116} 88 0} 8410; 42 13 5 960 3] 23 38 145 14 | 7,557 Of 9829 7 | Wayland. 
200 | TE Sel “5217 |. 5S! 7 ae 79110} 138138 148 14 4,469 18 168 8 | Weardale. 
313 | 6218] 538 9] 81 0 ae 1,352 16 | 35 10 154 14 | 10,988 10 # 3809 2 | Wellingborough. 
21 6| 1318] 4616] 6916] 800 0 806 J1 {| 1119 801 19 | 7,825 1 f 200 19 Wellington (Salop). 
188 4]12012) 51 4] 5615} 75 0O| 1483810} 19 0 390 9 | 11,665 15 884 19 | Wellington (Somerset). 
T2597) SS ASR £657 Wn b7-16 . 896 16 | 42 5] 1,088 7/|11,558 19} 413 14 | Wells.’ © 





5A Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 





~ Poor Rate Return — 

















RECEIPTS. ; EXPENDITURE. 





Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. 








NAMES 
OF Receipts i Other 
UNIONS, &e. Poor Po ec ; Tetee eatdlet ape 
* | Rates. Re Out- Loans and, | imme- 
Bet Relief. eepaad ic ig diately Total. 
Interest |Officers, (COmmected 
thereon. with i 
Relief. f 
eis £ s. £ <8. £ Ss. £- 8. FSM Fo Vik: amare £ 8. £ 8. 
Welwyn - - -— -—| 1,819 6 102 10 | 1,421 16 827 13 527 11 26 5 147 12 819 18 | 1,848 19 
Wem ~ - = - -—| 4,885 4° 348 11 | 4,683 15 709-14 | 1,828 16 193 14 605 7 455 19 | 38,288 10 
Weobley - - = -| 4,793 1 122 0)| 4,915 1 506 5 | 2,231 1 167 11 584 15 236 18 | 3,726 10 
Westbourne - - -|} 4,624 15 150 19| 4,775 14 781 17 } 1,741 13 179 (9'| 688. 6 176 0 |- 3,482 5 
Westbury-on-Severn -} 7,365 12 876 18 | 7,742 6 684 13 | 2,897 12 396 7 729 19 529 5 | 5,237 16 
Cale aapahieaee bs Si 8,202 11 208 Oj} 8,410 11 814 14 | 4,254 3 88 11} 862 13 585 8 | 6,555 4 
| down. 
Westhampnett - - -| 6,465 10 865 14 | 6,831 4 9 1,644 5 | 2,170 18 ee 1,311 17| 931 16 6,058 16 
Weymouth- -~ = - 11,308 4 220 18 | 11,528 17 f 1,185 3] 5,790 7 a0 1,029 12 958 9 | 8,913 11 
Wheatenhurst - = -| 4823 18 154 18 | 4,978 16 366 19 | 1,871 19 oc 399 11 410 1 | 3,048 10 
Whitby - = = -| 6,788 9 248 9} 7,036 18 884 1] 8,181 8 5e 559 15} 1,055 1 | 5,680 5 
Whitchurch (Hants) -| 5,076 10 126 18 | 5,203 8 544 16 | 2,250 14 29018 | 786 4 189 0} 4,061 12 
Whitchurch (Salop) -| 5,811 4 197 2 6,008 6 814 8 | 2,074 12 260 14 556 8 595 2 | 4,801 4 ‘ 
Whitechapel - - -| 42,885 7 | 8,626 12 | 46,511 19 | 9,582 8 | 6,806 15 2,315 10 8,504 5} 7,229 14 | 29,488 12 |. : 
Whitehaven - - -/|10,764 2 485 9 | 11,249 11 § 1,819 15 | 3,582 14 614 18 771 12) 1,051. 2 a 3840 1 
Whittlesey* - - -} 3,800 0 53 3) 3,853 3 598 14 | 1,926 4 8 0}; 444 1 245 8 | 3,299 7 
Wigan- - = - - 27,830 19 561 6 | 28,892 54 2,767 4] 7,780 1 238 311,418 6] 2,494 15 | 14,693 9 3 
Wicht, Isleoff - -|12,519 0| 6,163 11 |18,682 11 4,515 1] 5,252 7 ee 1,622 1] 1,647 19 | 18,087 8 |. i 
Wigton - =- — -| 7,246 8 213 12 | 7,460 0 873 16 | 2,850 2 165 13 578. 2 528 11 | 4,996 4 ( 
Williton - - - —/|12,302 10 818 11 | 12,616 1 4 1,279 19) 7,890 2 372 18 | 1,068 19 616 14 | 10,728 7 j 
Wiltn- - - - -| 899213] 21910] 9,212 3] 1,068 18| 4,56717| 306 8 |1,10916| 686 15 | 7,739 14 
oe and Cran-| 8,294 14 281 10 | 8,576 4 705 19 } 3,911 11 Ae 924 6 778 10 } 6,320 6 
orne. 
Wincanton - - — —}12,548 7 420 3 | 12,968 10 907 7 | 8,167 14 258 11 {1,110 1 604 5 | 11,047 18 ; 
Winchcomb - — —| 5,987 9| 125 8| 606217] 505 14 | 2,558 10 as 548.18] 568 8 | 4,176 10 
Winchester, New - -|14,472 7| 86618 |14,889 5 1,349 2] 5,808 9} 18618| 99312] 1,056 13| 9,304 14 ; 
Windsor - ~- — —}{10,735 14 855 0 | 11,090 14 § 2,691 11 | 2,621 8 679 3/1,181 3] 1,115 16 | 8,289 1 ; 
Winslow - ~ - -—{14,082 4 219 9 | 14,801 138 424 11 | 3,682 19 208 15 687 19 552 7 | 6,556 11 
Wirrall - - = -|15,418 8 413 7 |15,826 15 § 1,176 10 | 6,502 7 162 14 {1,153 11} 1,456 17 | 10,451 19 : 
Wisbeach-- - — —-—| 22,457 4 556 11 | 23,018 15 § 2,606 2 410,776 8 a6 1,830 7) 1,880 2 | 16,542 19 
Witchford, North - -| 7,979 1| 184 2] 8163 3] 1,58918| 2,911 9] 21818} 76012] 707 18] 6,188 10 . 
Witham - - - -{1002013| 457 8 | 10,477 16] 1,546 4 {| 3,565.17 Ee 698 14] 1,105 16 | 6,916 11 ; 
Witney-- - - »—»-|12,367 3} 362 312,729 69 1,786 8 | 7,859 12 75 141890 1] 615 0 {11,726 2 4 
Woburn = =) sib =p SAT 4ete 129 10 | 8,304 83 § 1,462 7 | 3,566 11 254 14 | 737 9 720 11 | 6,741 12 j 
" Wokingham - - = 10,981 17 278 11 11,260 8 § 1,829 138 } 5,220 14 718 16 816 10} 1,125 18 | 9,211 11 : 
Wolstanton and Burslem | 15,992 11] 149 17 | 16,142 8] 1,649 4] 6185 8| 441 8 |1,050 13] 1,573 18 | 10,850 1 q 
i Wolverhampton -—- -| 26,913 19 461 19 | 27,875 18 # 4,985 0! 7,700 19 ae 1,716 15| 2,499 7 | 16,902 1 a 
Woodbridge - -— -{14,578 8 858 1 114,986 9 § 1,421 19 | 8166 3 os 1,424 13} 1,424 4 | 12,486 19 
Woodstock - - - -| 9,158 4 825 9 | 9,483 18 745 12 | 5,069 18 ae 663 17 901 11 | 7,380 13 ‘ 
Worcester -. ~ -— —j14,172 2 674 17 | 14,846 19 § 2,218 4 | 3,909 12 206 0 972 11} 2,186 16 | 9,493 38 
Worksop - - - - 8,759 138 172 0} 8,931 18 779 13 | 3,635 15 289 6 704 4) 1,036 14) 6,445 12 
Wortley - - - —-| 5,693 10 7415 | 5,768 5 78316 | 2,458 8} 164 4] 46310| 310 2] 4,175 0 
# Wrexham - —- - -/|14,292 7 272 10 | 14,564 17 § 1,856 0 | 6,470 10 466 13 11,018 9 768 11 | 10,575 3 
Wycombe - - - ~|19,770 7| 579 17 | 20,350 49 2,000 6 {10445 0| 45913 11,457 2} 1,447 14 | 18,809 15 


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Yarmouth, Great¥- -]11,603 8| 175 1/11,888 9] 8,003.19} 4,606 8| 415 12]1,105 19] 1,54 9110636 7 
Tyeovil - - - - -|11,36317| 90411 /11,668 8] 1,026 7} 6610 3| 143 3]1,009 5| 600 5| 9,889 3 
York - - - - ~|24,242 14] 799 12 | 25,042 69 1,081 4] 6,709 11] 622 7 | 984 0| 4,189 14 | 13,786 16 


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Year ended Lady-day, 1856. . . 
EXPENDITURE. 
2 [= | (epeeee ig 
5 s OHO = Au tn 
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S lege 2223 /252 Pame| a5 
ies a 38 .a|248 | towards pa Eixxpended NAMES 
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aD oo | Vacci- | 3 ES Sey County, | ¢ gS expended} Total { Medical 
Bs gs ten 3 ier es is Hundred, oss sr all ate Relief. UNIONS, &e. 
2 ci a <3 23\38 -5 Beretigh E5a Ban oe beh 
3 Ses PsMaieees| pet | Seo, 
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Fae.) Ls.) Lo is.| £80). & s. £ s.} £ s. £ s.| £ s.J #£ 8. 
13 16 6 5 214 7 138 198 4 1 18 7 2| 1,586°11 43 0} Welwyn. 
1838 5 | 26 3] 22 8) 3317 820 3; 14 4 90: 9 | 4,428 19 189 15 | Wem. 
Selon 9) Toh Ae A 27: 651 14) 1118 162 9 | 4,680 19 188 0| Weobley. 
1417'| 4010) 4219 | 18 19 a 349 2 8 7 240 8 | 4,147 7 159 14 | Westbourne. 
S518" |) 87-2 1-59? 701 GL 18 Oe OW LAZS Gals 2h Ai 286 19 | 7,253 16} 819 3] Westbury-on-Severn. 
10 1] 28 0} 8816) 40 6| 5012 96112} 17 8 249 6] 7,951 5 270 19 REoeeDEry and Whorwels- 
own. 
bias 80 2; 1210; 53 0 ac 899 11 | 27 12 226 9 | 7,358 Of 553 5 | Westhampnett. 
18519} 53 4} 31 5] S51 5 an 2,040 0] 7118 198 0 |11,49417] 487-5 Weymouth. 
719} 31 9) 33 2) 24 5 - 1,195 0} 12.18 95 16 | 4,448 144% 132 16 |. Wheatenhurst. 
ais 4211} 8818) 8116 Se 858 6] 2410 227 .4 | 6,953 10% 204138] Whitby. 
19 0 Goce ed pce) es oe Ngee al ee 947 16 due: 44 1} 5,185 124 165010] Whitchurch (Hants). 
WW Ly $771 | 27 154 34 4 65212 | 24 6 207 5 | 580218} 188 4] Whitchurch (Salop). 
2819} 24 4 | 174 18 | 332 18 8,460 12 | 145 19 | 2,868 6 | 41,474 3 753 7 | Whitechapel. 
87 7| 5014| 9918 | 129 16 L971 19| 32 17 401 6 | 10,613 18 221 5 | Whitehaven. 
23:18 oF bil 2OKF NW 25.81 56 672 11 8 2 TAB ,062 2 122 16 | Whittlesey. * 
124 16 | 112 9 | 222 10} 3538 1 1 1] 8,241 18 | 7217 | 1,480 18 | 25,302 14 532 6| Wigan. 
2812} 10 4/159 7 | 146 6 5,122 11 es 23 5 |18,527 13 § 792 3{ Wight, Isle of. ft 
4413} 50 3) 48 8] 6410 1876 11} 25 14 421 4) 7,527 7% 137 10] Wigton. 
1617 | 75 5} 87 3] 6&8 8 a0 1,336 14 | 18 6 124 15 | 12,390 10 | 558 1 Williton. 
918| 3514] 43 9| 49 4| 12613] 1,201 4] 19 0| 9311] 9,818 7] 539 9| Wilton. 
108 2/186 11] 75 8) 6512} .. | 146811) 3647] 40 1) 8,302 8} 877 10 | Wimborne and Cran- 
orne. 
518 |160 7| 4817 | 62 16 ae 1,555 18 | 25 15 97 15 | 13,004 19 f 524 16| Wincanton. 
S16) ae | 2h 22 29K 7 ve 1,554 12) 19 3 75 18 | 5,932 19# 178 10 | Winchcomb. 
189 7} 6312] 38 1| 68 3 3,123 11] 51 8 1738 3 |13,051 14 431 9 Winchester, New. 
158 19 | 82214) 538 5| 63 8 ie 1,032 16 | 16 4 604 8 |10,540 10 28011] Windsor, 
57 1/105 15| 13814; 20 12 ee telzOe LO 40) Fd 7412] 7,135 18} 29213] Winslow. 
202 5 | 90 9 | 160 15 | 195 16 1,995 17 | 109 0} 1,887 214,593 34 385812] Wirrall. 
93 5 | 13813} 9315 | 150 2 uc 3,620 12 | 84 12 699 15 | 21,423 13 f 856 14] Wisbeach. 
: OAS 27 ET Ol 7 oe 1,744 1) 2417 72 3] 8,145 19% 3803 16 | Witchford, North. 
58 8| 59 7/ 5219) 70 6] .. | 140715!) 5 6] 277 9] 884216] 3881 9| Witham. 
41 5 | 25919 | 182 6] 66 2 218} 1,57419} 35 5 191 12 |14,030 84 58515] Witney. 
oe 4511] 2815 | 3617 1,022 16 | 24 14 91 9] 7,991 144% 26113 | Woburn. 
87 15 | 12413} 40 1) 40 2 on 1,218 15 | 16 10 262 2/10,951 9 326 0] Wokingham. 
183 3 33 0 | 128 14 | 195 16 Ag 3,184 9 | 51 14 889 5 114,966 2 280 13 | Wolstanton & Burslem. 
82 4| 6 9 | 296 9| 446 3 8,177 0 | 108 19 849 16 | 26,927 1§ 602 4} Wolverhampton. 
a 98138) 68 0; 6811 2,062 19 | 20 0 194 10 | 14,944 12 § 507 5 | Woodbridge. 
28) 14) 149 17 |.88 14.) 42 1 or 1,065 3] 30 5 106 17 | 8,842 4 4 331 8] Woodstock. 
163 12] 49 3| 8216] 8614] 8217] 8818 4] 97 15 373 8 |14,187 12 289 8 | Worcester. 
0 7) 5518] 4811} 60 5 ae 1,520 1) 58 10 110 13 | 8,294 17 § 278 6]| Worksop. 
Oot 1s | 9S EO 77 73 12016 659 2} 29 6 44 21 5,248 16 | 99 7 | Wortley. 
80 4] 124 1]|180 1] 188 17] 34 0] 2,468 8) 157 4] 1,555 17 |15,263 15 | 325 0| Wrexham. 
165 3] 362 6|]110 1] 121 9] 2610) 2,827 11 | 122 0 872 11 | 20,417 6 f 905 17 Wycombe. 
a 
227 9| 33 7) 2812) 100 13 =e | 880 12 | 11,454 1 272 11 | Yarmouth, Great. * 
188 3] 160 4] 48 4] 91 1,507 14); 238 18 206 6 |11,614 10] 3894 0} Yeovil. 
227 51145 OF 5114] 181 6 12,861 17 | 54 2 546 16 | 27,854 16} 86210] York. 





56 





Appendix to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


Poor Rate Return— Year ended Lady-day, 1856.— 





RECEIPTS. 











EXPENDITURE. 


Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. 











NAMES 
OF Receipts Other 
From |: : Work- 
PARISHES. ° Poor in ae of Pie house {Salaries evens 
Rates. | p "i pace ade) UH 0 Out Loans and oe Sai 
Bees Main- Be repaid, |Rations| ¥2™° | Total. 
Relief. . diately 
tenance. and connected 
Interest | Officers. with 
thereon. Relief. 
£ 8. £8 £ 5s £ 8. £ s £ 8. £ 8. 
LANCASTER. 
Arkholm-with-Cawood - ae ae 94 11 ‘ 110 ae 96 1 
Burrow-with-Burrow ~ 110 12 a 63.19 AG 14 ll 78 10 
Cantsfield - - =- =~ 40 11 4X0) 16 5 5 5 16 5 
Ireby - - - - = 44 3 17 10 2 Se é 17 10 
Leck - - - = = 177 18 94 7 5a ste ae 99 19 
Melling-with-Wrayton - 58 3 ; 69 8 1 0 : 70 38 
Roeburndale - - - 147 3 E 106 16 010 107 6 
Tunstall - - - = 71 0 a 33 9 ‘ 014 34 3 
Whittington - - - 185 5 89 16 21. 5 Ey aoe 
Totals - - 834 15 20 585 16 210 87 0 6380 18 
STAFFORD. 
Haselor - - - - 58 2 5 31 9 . os 31 9 
Ranton Abbey - - - 20 1 Ae es : = 
Totals - - 73 3 81 9 2 é $1 9 
SUSSEX. 
Heene - - = = - 106 11 AG 106 11 z 69 3 wie 8 0 & 77: 8 
Kingston - ~ = -—{| No Rate] levied. ot 36 Ss ae og se ae 
Stoke, North - - - as ste 4 9 10 19 15 8 
Stoke,South ~- - - 56 11 56 11 20 8 s ; 20 8 
Totals =  - 163 2 163 2 94 0 3 8 0 10 19 112 19 
WILTs. 
Savernake, North - - : 42 14 ols AC 915 52 9 
Savernake, South, with ae Chet: oe ae 87 1 
Brimslade, &c. 
Totals - - ae A 129 15 on he 9 15 189 10 
York (North Riding). 
Bishop Dale - - - 41 18 0 14 25 18 AS < ae 25 18 
Carperby cum Thoresby 123 0 8 4 99 16 ; 16 14 116 10 
Newbiggin- - - - 64 1 46 17 5 5 : 46 17 
Thornton Rust- - - 52 6 27 2 3 3 2 oF 2 
Totals - - 281 6 8 18 199 8 3 ‘i 16 14 216 2 











1856.] of the Poor Law Board. 57 


‘Srncre Parisues, under 43d Elizabeth, Cap. 2. 











EXPENDITURE. 
Cl beep] t t gy eo 
cobs ace bs 
¥d Se pk Pee, are Geb 
ic On OSs Com 
3 o Sosulrska Payments| 30 4 
4 Ss SESE CoS foror | 34:5 
vey 3 SO also | towards | 23 NAMES 
s 3 © Fd |Ay B Sse 
= aa . (RRS) the £:3 3 | Money Expended OF 
&0 So | Vacci-|3) 2 9\2u-3 | County, | o65 jexpended| Total ie 
& 4.5 | nation | BA e’2a .|Hundred,| “8a | for all Expen- F PARISHES. 
3 on SN Bale Fo aS é Medical 
5 2.0 Fees. 8 Bais S or Orie other diture. Relief 
S Ae <P oS/3 8-8! Borough | = 8% |Purposes. ; 
© Ff gghe BSGa Rate, | 3p0 
Ay c= ay n|me% 8! or Police | 80 
cai 2s SP Se ole Ss Rat neg 
se | 32 es @Sie2q,| Bae | Ges 
as | ee BSxblaass Baa 
Be | 8s BEET EE FES 
er lio hg aes ie Sheer 
a8.) co sel Ls Sos £8 £ s Los £ os LANCASTER, 
oe 011 214 sie os 38 19 0 18 8 0 Arkholm-with-Cawood. 
aie 110 0 8 i 4 of 33) 9 0 10 1 16 Burrow-with-Burrow. 
Jc 011 0 19 018 a6 21 2 0 5 6 16 Cantsfield. 
are aC) SL) ac as i 19 0 6 5 8 Treby. 
0 15 110 0 6 Hos fe 28 12 011 7 10 Leck. 
RY OR 1 3 0 5 a 17 12 0 11 6 7 Melling-with-Wrayton. 
Se 10 ue OF, 25 5 0 11 9 10 Roeburndale. 
ae 2 0 Onnz 017 ‘ 18 8 0 6 5 6 Tunstall. 
Re 019 ae 1 3 5 62 2 111 8 9 Whittington. 
0 15 Il 4 9.13 toyed bf oe 257 8 5 9 69 2 Totals. 
STAFFORD. 
ave 0 11 3 18 17 - a Haselor. 
: é 12 15 5 iL) Ranton Abbey. 
C 011 ate 381 12 te 2 Totals. 
SUSSEX. 
‘Te 19 011 : 10 15 0 6 Heene. 
Ae F Kingston. 
118 0 6 7 6 Stoke, North, 
Ld 0 10 F 9 12 56 Stoke, South. 
oe Deny 27 13 0 5 Totals. 
WILTs. 
° fe : i : 19 8 . 213 Savernake, North. 
: 27 «4 0 4 Savernake, South, with 
Brimslade, &¢c, 
a 46 12 0 4 213 Totals. 
YorK (North Riding). 
oe +s C O7 oe 22 8 0 7 se Bishop Dale. 
4 as ‘ Ss ye 5 0 Carperby cum Thoresby. 
na 0 14 - 011 ws 15 5 0 10 Newbiggin. 
é 0 12 aE 0 9 14 18 0 3 211 Thornton Rust, 
uate, EG ae 210 52 11 1 0 Ad Totals. 











58 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


Poor Rate Return—yYear ended 


RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. 





Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. 
NAMES . 
OF Receipts Other ; 
PARISHES. Poor |AIM OE] po. house | Salaries|2%penses 
Rates. | Rates, | Receipts.) —In- Out- | Loans j OF OF i: |- 
aba Belief, repaid, corey diately Total. : 
. ‘ connected 
Interest | Officers.|"~ With 
thereon. Relief. 
( 
ree £ 8 £ 8s £ 6s. £ os, £.s.| £8 £ os Le a: : 
York (West Riding). . 
Abberford - - - - 203 12 15 8 219 0 te 182. 4 e se 36 12 218 16 
Angram - = - = 36 0 oe 86 0 ae 33 0 aa es ag 383 0 ; 
Balne - - - -. = 164 1 6% 170 8 a 98 9 ae AS 10 18 109 7 i 
Bickerton ~ - -. - 46 15 a 46 15 wb 86 5 Bs ms as 86 5 : 
Biggin - - - - - 82 16 6 9 89 5 13 9 26 19 br ae 19 15 60 3 4 
Blubberhouses - - - 24 12 ee 24 12 60 14 9 Sc 2 2 He 16 11 : 
Bramley - - - -| 8,282 11 és 3,232 11 221 12 | 1,889 1 ye 25 0 dbp, 9) LoL 2 i 
Castley- - - --- 35 18 at 85 18 a 83 138 Re Se ae 33 18 
Clifton with Norwood - 168 14 ne 168 14 ae 112 3 Be x sf 1178 
Colton - - - - - 66 19 a6 66 19 ate 18 6 5c a co 18 6 
Cowthorp - - - - 57 15 a 87 15 ee 36 2 x ‘< be 36 2 
Criddling Stubbs - - 50 19 ¥6 50 19 Ne 215 is ee ee 2 15 FE 
Deighton, North - -j| 10201 eg 102 11 ee 87 10 be ie 33 8 70 18 4 
Egeborough - - -| 10112 s 101 12 = 87 0 # E 11 8 48 8 : 
Esholt - - - - - 105 5 dc 105 6 at 42 16 af 3 14 412 5L 2 
Farnley Go eM aig) irs 62 12 6 1 68 138 56 25 3 56 AG ate 25 8 f : 
Fenton, Little - - -| 25 8 Dy ieee eee Boe Sa - 118 5) @ 
Fewston - - - - 269 3 6 6 275 9 67 8 135 17 14 19 ‘es 0 10 218 14 
Gildersome- - - - 371 7 18 13 390 0 30 12 236 6 eis 10 0 61 6 828 4 ; 
Grimston -~ - - - 64 18 “a 64 13 a 32 8 x 214 35 2 i 
Guiseley - - - - 267 10 As 267 10 ee 137 8 6 7 143 15 : 
Heck, or Hick -,"- = 7317 : 73 17 ‘re 48 5 . 48 51 @ 
Healaugh - - - - 149 15 16 2 165 17 ae 101 5 0 10 18 111 18 4 
Hensal - - - - 87 14 2 0 89 14 Ne 56 8 = 44 60 12 4 
Holbeck - - - —| 512615! 52317] 565012} 702 71} 3,008 8 276 12 | 3,987 7 . 
Huddleston and Lumby 146 18 0 13 147 11 as 87 9 ae 2 2 oye 89 11 
Hunslett - - - -| 5,059 6| 252 0] 5,811 6] 810 6| 2,368 15 ‘3 175 0 187 18 | 3,541 14 
EL ieseriek with Foulby, | No Poor. a a ae bo fe : 
c. k 
Kellington - = = |) 99-32 4-8 189 124 A. 4 iB puccist. 3.8) ..48.8) 2 
Kearby with Netherby - 106 °F 418 Wi 6 i 67 4 ae ae 8 2 Tob 
Knottingley - - -| 1,846 5 8210! 1,928 15} 232 5| 1,925 10 - 30 4 61 4| 1,619 8 
Lead Hall - - - - 28 17 ar 28 17 58 ll 8 415 16 38 
Lindley- - - - - 68 0 ate 68 0 ei 46 9 46 9 
Linton - - - - - 65 10 ss 65 10 ae 31 38 40 35 3 
Micklethwaite Grange - 27 6 Ne 27 16 se 15 8 : 0 15 16 3 
Monkhill - - - = 8 1 1 0 4 ] ora =e 56 as ee : 
Newhall with Clifton - 93 8 ae 93 8 Ae 54 0 at ae # 54 0 
Newthorpe'= "== = we oc ee dc go an mee Face r 
Oxton - - - = & 31 8 31 3 A 14 2 30 ste Ris 14 2 
Parlington - - - = 107 16 ate 107 16 Ga 50 4 a6 oe 6 1 56 6 
Pontefract - - - -—| 1,594 10 20 10} 1,615 0 445 15 680 10 50 a8 195 6) 1,821 11 
Ribston, Little- - - 45 0 4 9 49 9 14 10 16 10 a ie 20 33 0 
Searcroftt - - - - 52 7 8 13 61 0 ele 22 19 oe ac ss 22 19 
Sicklinghall- - - - 159 0 29 13 188 18 16 15 he atl oe 1l 4 1 4 106 10 
Spoftorth=- —" = =" j— 443 4 AS 448 4 a 240 12 a AS 133 18 374 10 
Stainburn - - - - Ut eo 21 10 98 11 ao 47 1 an 30 09 47 10 
Sturton Grange (a@)- - 87 4 87 4 He 10 10 50 me ie 10 10 
Stutton with Hazlewood 230 5 230 5 de 125 11 Ap rt 9 2 134 138 


(a) Sturton Grange. No return was received from this Parish for 





ce ee re 
¥ et : 


1856.] 


- of the Poor Law Board. 
































59 
Lady-day, 1856.—Single Parishes—continued. 
EXPENDITURE. 
# |= | * jepealasg be 
se [Se Else e ae 
& | ss ZeEsls he [Payments se ¥ 
a 3g gO 8 eal. | tovenela aan , Expended NAMES 
2 a 2e BEAM the ES e | Money m7 
ap 22 | Vacei-|3]£S|Sx~q | County, |] ¢ =.5 |expended| Total | Medical GF 
A B.S | nation |S‘ 24\rs & 5 |Hundred, sane for all | Expen- | Relief. PARISHES. 
3 a8 Fees. a 28 Se os or one other diture. 
3 Ag pier <3 S Borough Eo 3 Purposes. 
a. | Bs ee beh aete or Police cies 
=e 38 Be tsleean Rate. oae 
ge | 22 FE SeIEe SS PEE 
65 | &m Sh amlae ss cEape 
o <) Ay A, ca} 
SS i, Boe) Las £ 8s £os £ 8s £8 £ 8 Lo 8} £ s. 
YORK (West Riding). 
45 6 9 417 2 6 24 10 010 4 2 265 14 6 7 | Abberford. 
ae 0 4 5 18 5 ps 39 2 : Angram, 
se 5 14 29 7 0 3 12 10 157 I 6 0} Balne. e 
oc 10 10 as oe 46 15 5 Bickerton. 
6 7 ae ae 8 10 0 11 7 0 82 11 017 | Biggin. 
& ate Fae 0 4 7 0 0 8 Ne 28 18 Pm ; Blubberhouses. 
260 1220 16) 2818) Si 1s 829 18 | 15 14 83 12 | 2,828 8 386 0] Bramley. 
is 0 19 ae OMG is 34 18 Castley. 
é 3.7 Er 0 19 27 19 0 10 6 5 151 3 Clifton with Norwood. 
<a 5c 118 0 13 30 19 Salar, 60 9 . Colton, 
0 12 XS 15 5 0 3 0 2 52 4 5 11 | Cowthorp. 
ac 2 4 0 8 LSE 7 10 5 33 (0 Criddling Stubbs. 
3 8 217 0 8 19 4 ak 213 100 9 4 13 | Deighton, North. 
ys 14 6 : a 0 es 28 10 a 8 1 95 15 . Eggborough. 
119 0 18 38 3 OR 199 1 0 413 82 6 0 18 | Esholt. 
. 4 3 ; 6 8 27 12 0 4 2 2 59 12 § Farnley. 
Cag oo Re 0 18 10 4 0 12 8 0 26 17 118 | Fenton, Little. 
19 0 0 5 3s 6 2 3 we 17 3 0 3 15. 15 276 9 010 | Fewston. 
18 12 10 9 3 17 9 4 LOS 71 *6 2 4 GIy 474 1 3 Gildersome. 
we Be ae es Be 14 6 0 4 ES a 60 13 : Grimston. 
ot ok 9 6 414 6 16 Ae 47 11 1559 1oped 269 13 017 | Guiseley. 
a 110 ES ae 18 14 0 9 419 73 17 6 9} Heck, or Hick. 
017 0 13 0 12 Be 41 11 0 5 On 74 156 3 8 16 | Healaugh. 
36 C8 0 5 ie as 18 11 es 85 15 4 4) Hensall. 
7014} 88 9] 48 1] 46 14 1,249 6 15 15 203 19 | 5,660 5 94 17 | Holbeck. 
ee iS 1 4 011 Aatseim 15 16 0 5 Teoh 116 2 2 2} Huddleston and Lumby. 
$214] 9818] 6615] 73 8 ay Ue) | a feat 159 14 | 5,106 3 219 16 | Hunslett. 
are No Poor. Bnipwick with Foulby, 
c. 
15 4 8 a Aap 46 11 0 2 Si 101 15 eee Kellington. 
5 2 16 0 1 0 9 22°17 0 10 3 3 10d: 2 4 4) Kearby with Netherby. 
217 Less 3815; 1610| 35 0 nly ie Us) 3 0 8210 | 1,947 15 81 4 | Knottingley. 
ale 112 0 8 ae 10 10 Onaa - 28 17 015 | Lead Hall. 
(OO ae eg 011 Ee 0 62 69 18 - Lindley. 
oe 2 3 0 8 is FS) 0 18 56 18 3 7 | Linton. 
ae 9 0 5 n fe 0 5 a 25 18 016 | Micklethwaite Grange. 
an Ek ah 1s 0 5 jis 4 2 Monkhill. 
se red, 1 8 81 3 0 12 59 93 8 Newhall with Clifton. 
aie 010 015 8 9 Onis vy 11 19 Newthorpe. 
0 5 0 5 ae 14 3 One 417 83 17 Se Oxton. 
ie 3 8 0 10 aie 12 4 0 9 3 5 Ace | 216 | Parlington. 
23 8 8 10 5% 18 0 Se ye 9 15 160 14} 1,541 18 45 0 | Pontefract. 
ee 5 a bs LOR is i 46 7 Ribston, Little. 
‘mo 7)  3°3| 6 6! - 0.38 £5 84, °O: 2 192 53 0 .. "| Seareroft. 
. se 114 4 14 oe 20 6 0 18 10 19 141 6 918 | Sicklinghall. 
6 . 5 138 we oe 59 4 0 17 on 440 4 10 0 | Spofforth. 
1G 5 15 re 0 16 oe 27 10 0 2 114 84 7 0 9 | Stainburn. 
: ahs A is 25 19 0 15 aa 37 4 3 Sturton Grange.(a) 
3 17 pga | 35 2 0 4 Soe 179 18 216 | Stutton with Hazlewood. 


the present year; the return of the previous year is given above. 


60 


ToTAL - ~-| 2,140 7 








RECEIPTS. 
NAMES * 
OF Receipts 

From |; ° 
in Aid of |} Total 
PARISHES. Fs ae Poor | Receipts. 

Leet | Rates. 
8 £8. Div 8s 
York (W. R.)—cont. 
Tadeaster, West - - 417 7 “0 ALT 1G; 
Thorpe Stapleton - - 16 1 AO 16 $1 
Timble,Great - - - 56 19 56 19 
Timble, Little - - - 40 5 40 5 
Towton - - - - 107 18 ae 107 18 
Wetherby - - - - 481 15 24 11 506 6 
Wighill- -. - - - 96 18 9 7] 106 0 
Wothersome - - - 8 18 8 18 
Yeadon- = - - - 689 11 689 11 
TOTAL - - — | 28,255 11 | 1,064 8 | 24,319 19 
WALES: 
MONTGOMERY. 

Castle Caereinion - - 451 1 i“ 451 1 
Cyfronydd - - - - 42 12 Or: 42 18 
Guilsfield - - - - |] 1,422 6 12 3 | 1584 9 
Middletown - - = 380 12 30 12 
Rhosgoch - - - - 18 5 13 5 
Trewern - ~- - - 96 15 96 15 
Uppington - - - - 83 16 ‘ 83 16 


Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report 


11856. 





Poor Rate Return — Year ended 


EXPENDITURE. 


Amount expended for the Relief of the Poor. 





Other 
Work- 
house | Salaries ces ae 
In- Out- Loans and hae sae 
Main- | poi repaid, |Rations| 4; Total. 
elief. diately 
tenance. and eonudeted 
Interest | Officers. with 
thereon. Belial: 
£38 £ os f wl Lie Hey @. 1 ee es 
64 6 241 3 ae 18 2 323 11 
, 47 18 Sts 0 6 47 19 
AG 86 10 5G 01 ae 36 11 
ate 24 6 ae St 2 12 26 18 
52 3 233 6 sie 410 52 14 842 138 
55. 7 AE er. 119 57 6 
413 50 36 ae 418 
554 4 Sie 40 és 554 4 
2,671 8 | 13,889 17 1419 | 264 38} 1,819 10 | 16,659 17 
236 5 12 0 248 5 
26 16 sa 26 16 
876 18 : 122 6 999 4 
. 16 2 16 2 
40 5 5 ai 40 65 
36 38 oT 6 63 9 
1,232 9 12°50 149 12 | 1,894 1 


~ 


. 








1856.] of the Poor Law Board. 61 


Lady-day, 1856.—Single Parishes—continued. 








EXPENDITURE. 
qi pl $f sole tro so 
e OES AGEs ef 
bs a se UR aS 
° wa o = is) mm. 
ro) eae be (=) ae g aot 

Ou OSes Oo Oa 
8 g Ssszisem |Payments} oe 
4 33 SPORES OR for or aah 
2 a4 68 gh | towards | FAS Expended NAMES 
Bs wn . ee ESR BR the 25 | Money in a 
= @e |Vacci- 2) ESiSeq | County, | = 8S jexpended| Total | Medical 
§ B.S | nation |$ Be tae * <5 .|Hundred, mag | for all | Expen- | Relief. PARISHES, 
3 S2 | Fees. SEBS a Oe a or one | other diture. 
8 Kin "22 |Sa-s8| Borough | § SS | Purposes. 
2 bp Se £3 S@| Rate, | ape 
Ax, re ads x 28s or Police] $8 & 
ee ae geesega. Rate. gag 

5 (eS) oe C 
2S | 2e SSS esas Sas 
Bc] =f PSL esa as © 
2 3 @SM| 2285 cEoeo 
i.e) .@) ay oY & 








. 


bo) sy SOS igre ign ess), 2 Wes £ os.) £ 8s. £8. £ 8, £ 8, 
YorK (W. R.)—cont. 


10 6 Vien 5 4 Die de £2 10 0 18 49 2 454 9 12 0| Tadcaster, West. 
5 07 a as 15 14 bs fe 16. 1 os Thorpe Stapleton. 
nO 9 4 0 18 Pe 13 2 OF av ate 71 10 a Timble, Great. 
6 k ae On on 416 O.% 48 2 ays Timble, Little. 
te 3 6 ae 0 9 A UA} al 0 16 52 18 96 8 2 13 | Towton. 
3 19 37 112 6 17 AG TONS 118 45 18 475 19 16 16 | Wetherby. 
rf 0 10 Cp ES) Smee k Sh: BLOF 0 10 96 13 oe Wighill. 
ae as iis NG aA 45 as ae 8 18 ee Wothersome, 
ac as 8 fit a: 14 6 10 0 89 10 5 8 as 689 11 519 | Yeadon. 











—$<— |} — | | —————_——_—_—__f __ 


263 7 } 821 3 197 9 | 25312) 5510 | 4,557 2 | 107 1) 1,041 2 | 23,456 8 598 8 | TOTAL. 





























WALES ° 
MONTGOMERY, 

216 215 6 6 Be ar 127 10 y ae!) 42 18 431 10 12 0 | Castle Caereinion. 
as 24 oe ay: a omeo 13 AG 389 17 ms Cyfronydd. 

9 12 2 il 1 3 6 0 oe 407 19 0 16 81 4; 1,508 9 42 7 | Guilsfield. 

ae I 2 x On oe 1411 018 1 6 83 19 eis Middletown. 

an 0 12 A 0 5 ae IEG 0 5 ae TPS: me Rhosgoch. 

ne a a3 BA ae 53 16 010 6 0 100 11 Se Trewern. 

aS eee Os ate es 20 9] 110 6 4 92 18 LS Uppington. 

12 8 10;=7 Ad 6 8 ae 643 19 6 2 138 18 | 2,219 12 54 7 TOTAL. 





62 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report [ 1856. 


No. 14. 


- 


CompPaARATIvE STATEMENT of the Expenditure for the Relief of the Poor in England and Wales 
for the Years ended Lady-day, 1855 and 1856. Population 17,927,609 (Census 1851). 


























Expended 
for the Relief of 
the Poor Difference between Difference 
COUNTIES. Year ended Lady-day COUNTIES. ~ 
nh Sea REE eas 1856 and 1855. per Cent. 
1855. 1856. 

ENGLAND. nee, : pt kee ieee Increase. Decrease. ENGLAND. 
Bedford - - - 49,371 9 52,1838 1] 2,761 12 — 5°6 — Bedford. 
Berks SS 5 82,760 12 83,455 16 695. 4 — 0°8 — Berks: 
Buckingham - - - 83,369 9 86,205 4] 2,885 15 — 3°4 = Buckingham. 
Cambridge - - - 89,340 13 88,043 2 es 1,297 11 — 1°5 Cambridge. 
Ghester =- = —- - 89,476 1 97,060 5 7,584. 4 — 8°5 — Chester. 
Cornwall- - - - 81,345 19 82,322 0 976 1 a= 1°2. — Cornwall. 
Cumberland - - - 46,385 9 45,647 3 _ 738 6 — 1°6 Cumberland. 

| Derby - - = - 55,278 1 57,623 17 2,345 16 aes 429 s= Derby. 

Devon ~“--~-— = = 202,328 13 205,280 8 | 2,951 15 = 15 — Devon. 
Dorset =-— =~ =" = 91,118 11 89,264 18 _— 1,853 13 —_ 2°0 Dorset. 

# Durham - - = - 71,949 13 74,493 17 2,544 4 — 3°56 — Durham. 

@ Essex Cy ae 197,609 5 195,748 14 — 1,865 11 — 0°9 Essex. 

4 Gloucester - - - 168,483 1 169,934 9}; 1,501 8 _ 0°9 = Gloucester. 

f Hereford - - - - 51,184 2 53,162 9] 1,978 7 = 3°9 — Hereford. 
Hertford- - - - 76,163 4 76,473 18 810 14 — 0°4 = Hertford. 
Huntingdon - - - 80,609 15 30,188 14 = 421 1 os 1°4 Huntingdon. 
Kent- - - - - 236,099 14 232,452 2 — 3,647 12 — 1°5 Kent. 
Lancaster CS ROE 434,647 4 455,651 6 | 21,004 1 _— 4°8 —_ Lancaster. 
Leicester- - - - 78,655 16 83,186 14 |} 4,530 18 — 5°8 — Leicester. 
igmeoln - - = - 140,550 6 US3:30769 je 2,242 17 — 1°6 Lincoln. 
Middlesex - - - 673,449 1 709,716 7 | 36,267 6 ose 5°4 — Middlesex. 
Monmouth - - - 43,891 14 45,2738 0| 1,881 6 — 3°1 — Monmouth. 

f Norfolk - - - - 225,477 18 217,451 3 = 8,026 15 a 3°6 Norfolk. 
Northampton - = 97,084 17 97,182 9 97 12 = O°L = Northampton. 

@ Northumberland - - 91,125 1 92,115 7 990 6 — Wert — Northumberland. 

4 Nottingham - - - 70,509 12 77,207 13 | 6,698 1 = 9°5 = Nottingham. 
Oxford - - - - 84,651 0 85,066 11 415 11 = 0°5 = Oxford. 
Rutland - - - - 7,923 5 8,057 19 134 14 — 17 —_ Rutland. 
Salop- - = = - 64,065 19 67,729 6 8,663 7 — ire — Salop. 
Somerset- - - - 178,575 18 182,355 4 3,779 11 — 2°1 — Somerset. 
Southampton - - 176,297 10 177,768 11 1,471 1 — 0°8 — Southampton. 
Stafford - - - - 117,668 15 129,062 8 | 11,398 13 == 9°7 —_ Stafford. 
Suffolk - - =- - 167,872 13 166,940 18 — 931 15 — 0°6 Suffolk. 

Surrey - - - - 279,360 19 279,744 14 883 15 Bee O°1 — Surrey. 
Sussex - - = = 170,458 16 164,859 1 = 5,599 15 — 3°3 Sussex. 
Warwick- - - - 127,529 3 125,836 18 aoe 1,692 5 — 1°3 Warwick. 
Westmorland=- = - 15,170 16 15,086 15 — 134 1 — 0°9 Westmorland. 

Wits - - = =| 140104 2| 140,863. 2 279 0 a 0°2 = Wilts. 

j Worcester - - - 78,531 15 81,287 16} 2,756 1 _ 3°5 — Worcester. 

East Riding - 68,655 18 66,210 16 | 2,554 18 =: 4°0 _ East Riding 

# York { North Riding 60,483 14 68,849 6 = 1,584 8 _ 2°6 North Riding + York. 

West Riding 276,856 9 289,868 2; 12,511 18 — 4°5 — West Riding 
Total of England -—/| 5,567,366 7 | 5,674,767 4 | 106,767 4 os 1°9 — Total of England. 
WALES. ; WALES. 
Anglesey- - - - 25,416 5 26,707 13 1,291 8 — 5°1 — Anglesey. 
Brecon - - - - 18,985 3 18,957 17 — 27 6 — 0°1 Brecon. 
Cardigan- - - - 19,891 9 20,805 2 413 18 — 2a — Cardigan. 
Carmarthen - - - 31,928 7 82,817 6 888 19 — 2°8 - Carmarthen. 

j Carnarvon - - -—- 80,504 1 81,557 11 | 1,058 10 = 3°4 — Carnarvon. 

"Denbigh - - - - 33,630 19 33,358 5 = 972 14 oe 0°8 —| Denbigh. 

@Flint- - - - - 23,878 14 24,704 7 825 13 oo 3°5 — Flint. 
Glamorgan - - - 57,050 5 57,872 17 822 12 ses 1°4 — Glamorgan. 

} Merioneth - - - 15,194 19 15,618 5 423 6 — 2°8 — Merioneth. 

Montgomery - - - 26,941 5 27,222 16 281 11 — 1°0 — Montgomery. 
Pembroke - - - 28,125 15 29,375 15 1,250 0 — 4°4 — Pembroke. 
Radnor - - - - L279 11618 3 485 14 — 4°4 == Radnor. 

Total of Wales - $22,674 11 830,110 17 7,486 6 — 2°3 = Total of Wales. 








Total of England and 


Total of ae 5,890,040 18 | 6,004,244 81114,20310 — 1'9 ia se 


and Wales - - 





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No. 15. 





STATEMENT showing the Sums levied as Poor Rates; the Receipts in 
aid of Poor Rates; the Total Amount expended in Relief to the 
Poor ; and the Money expended in Medical Relief only, in England 
and Wales for the Years ended at Lady-day 1840 to 1856 inclusive. 


Bez 


64 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report (1856. | 


No, 15.—SraremEnt showing the Sums Lrviep as Poor Rares; the Receipts in aid of Poor 
Relief only, in England and Wales for the Years 




















RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. 
Payments 
on Account 
‘ Constables’ of the 
Amount S Registration 
xpenses, é 
Receipts Expended for Costs of : Act, ‘viz: 
meas From a Total the Precanne and Cost | Vaccination as . es 
ended © of Pro- yp Sle 
Lady-day, | Poor Rates. aid of Receipts. Relief at Law gaedines Fees. Rapistiens’ 
Poor Rates. of or in Equity. "| Outlay for 
before ‘ 
the Poor. Register 
Justices. Offices, 
Books, and 
zt Forms. 
£ £ £ £ ae 2 £& £ £ 
1840 | 6,014,605 | 227,966 | 6,242,571 | 4,576,965 | 67,020 7 Se 51,228 
1841 | 6,351,828 | 226,984 | 6,578,812 | 4,760,929 | 69,942 a 11,664 | 53,728 
1842 | 6,552,890 | 201,514 | 6,754,404 | 4,911,498 | 68,051 a 33,744 | 52,379 
1843 | 7,085,595 | 219,066 | 7,804,601 | 5,208,027 | 84,730 Pr 16,425 | 53,896 | 
1844 | 6,847,205 | 219,592 | 7,066,797 | 4,976,093 | 105,304 a 16,980 | 56,094 | 
1845 | 6,791,006 | 218,508 | 7,009,511 | 5,039,703 | 95,397 | 57,988 | 25,905 | 57,388 | — 
1846 | 6,800,623 | 187,043 | 6,988,666 | 4,954,204 | 83,298 | 52,240 | 27,447 | 54,821 | 
1847 6,964,825 152,527 | 7,117,052 45,298,787 76,3885 51,565 £115 59,328 4 
1848 | 7,817,430 | 158,664 | 7,976,094 | 6,180,764 | 73,489 | 58,265 | 21,965 | 56,982 | — 
1849 | 7,674,146 | 199,751 | 7,873,897 | 5,792,963 | 70,252 | 62,776 | 29,375 | 57,200 ; 
1850 7,270,498 230,002 | 7,500,495 | 5,395,022 1,002 65,120 23,642 58,637 q 
1851 | 6,778,914 | 181,408 | 6,960,322 | 4,962,704 P 68,545 | 61,259 | 25,248 | 56,676 | - 
B: 
1852 | 6,552,298 | 318,070 | 6,870,368 | 4,897,685 | 62,830 | 60,325 | 25,895 | 58,960 | — 
1853 | 6,522,412 | 282,971 | 6,805,383 | 4,939,064 | 52,818 | 55,876 | 27,576 | 60,810 
1854 6,973,220 278,061. | 7,254,281 |75,282.853 46,569 56,514 45,729 60,339 4 
1855 | 7,864,149 | 310,805 | 8,174,954 | 5,890,041 | 51,503 | 58,842 | 54,727 | 65,119 | 
1856 | 8,201,848 | 295,110 | 8,496,458 | 6,004,244 | 53,544 | 61,006 | 44,503 | 63,873 





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65 


tates ; the Total Amount expended in Relief to the Poor; and the Money expended in Medical 
nded at Lady-day 1840 to 1856 inclusive. 








EXPENDITURE. 

















| 
Expended 
Payments Payments Expenses : for 
ee. the sete. Sowed Difference Average Medical 
Parochial in respect Money per Cent. between Price Relief 
Assess- towards the | of Parlia- Fx ee only 
mbna Ack rea mentary ar Total each Year in of Wheat (includea | Years 
for Surveys, or for the Amount of per in‘‘Amount|] ended 
Valuations,| Hundred, or Municipal all other Expenditure. Relief Imperial | expended Tasca 
&c.,] and | Borough Rate,| Registra- : for the patos teak 
.oans repaid : tion, Purposes. to the Poor. Quarter. Relief of 
under the or Police and Cost of the Poor”). 
same, Rate. Jury Lists. 
£ £ £ £ £& \Increase Decrease Saud. £ 
49,963 855,552 56 466,698 | 6,067,426 3°9 — 68 6 151,781 1840 
43,157 1,026,035 50 527,717 | 6,493,172 4°O — 65 3 | 154,054 1841 
40,178 1,230,718 are 375,203 6,711,771 one — 64 0 | 153,481 1842 
30,420 | 1,295,616 che 346,007 | 7,035,121 6°0O — 54 4 160,726 1843 
30,083 | 1,356,457 SI 359,106 | 6,990,117 a 4°5 51 5 | 166,257 1844 
22,877 1,279,962 20,153 258,029 | 6,857,402 1°3 a 49 2 174,330 1845 
21,162 | 1,297,505 21,556 234,352 6,746,585 as 7 53 3 175,190 1846 
17,289 | 1,334,770 25,041 213,377 7,094,657 7°0 —_ 59 Ons. 179,526 1847 
14,115 | 1,391,376 24,329 226,250 | 8,047,485 16°6 — 64 6 197,954 1848 
15,282 | 1,381,132 28,564 273,074 4;¢10,617 i 6°3 49° 4.) QUE 181 1849 
14,196 | 1,321,035 28,773 876,204 7,360,221 — 6°9 42 7), BOG 471 1850 
14,409 | 1,392,509 285257 309,800 | 6,919,407 — 8° 0 39 11 | 209,993 1851 
12,500 | 1,344,798 30,533 325,820 | 6,819,346 = 1°3 39 4 | 212,050 1852 
12,433 | 1,406,173 30,994 269,545 | 6,854,788 0°8 — 42 0 | 215,054 1853 
12,440 | 1,481,881 31,622 299,983 | 7,317,930 7°0 — GOL. 74 230.7 07 1854 
10,997 | 1,598,401 31,418 328,838 8,089,387 | oes — 70 O 231,682 1855 
12,740 1,577,359 31,247 363,496 | 8,212,012 1°9 — 10 A 231,872 1856 


Naencne ne re ees Leas SS ss SSS STS SSS 


66. Appendic to the Ninth Annual Report 





No. 16. | 





TABLE showing the Levy for Poor Rates and the Expenditure for Relief, in England and Wales ; 
also the Rate per Head, and the Rate in the Pound of both Items ; and the Average Price of 
Wheat for the Years ended at Lady-day 1834 to 1856 inclusive. 





Rate in the Pound for 





Notes.—(a) The year 1834 was the last parochial year prior to the passing of the Poor Law Amendment Act. 
(b) The Population of 1841 and 1851 is the actual Population according to the Census taken in those years. 





(c) The Annual Value of Rateable Property for England and Wales in 1841 was £ 62,540,080, in 1847 £ 67,820,587, and in 
1850 £€ 67,700,153. 


Be 4 Rate per Head Aeon 
ee f Amountiltevied Levy, and for Relief 
Years Total and expended in Reliof on ihe Rateable Value eid 
| exitea re aie c 6 expended ba ue F bog of Property A ended 4 
Be: ened, sg Se in Relief c oa mie : assessed in 1841, 1847, and Me it 
at estimated Ong anil Estimated Population. 1850 ‘vespactively, Price oss 
3 aecoraing to the | Money levied | yraintenance P y of Wheat 
5 10 0 : er 
Lady- of Tnoreskes Poor Rates. of Quarter} LAYS 
; the Poor. Relief Relief 
day. Levy. to Levy. to day. | 
the Poor. the Poor. a 
: £ £ sa ee a Te a ts @ ‘ 
| 1834 14,372,000 | 8,838,079 | 6,817,255 | 11 77 8 94 — —_ “51 TE | F834 
: 3 
tog : a 
1835 14,564,000 | 7,373,807 5,526,418 10 14 07, —— = 44 2 | 1835 § 4 
1836 14,758,000 6,354,538 4,717,630 8 74 6 43% sae — 89 5 | 1836 } ‘ 
1837 14,955,000 | 5,294,566 | 4,044,741 7 02 Do — — D2 G | "gsr q 
1838 15,155,000 | 5,186,389 | 4,123,604 6 104 5 54 mane —— 55 3 | 1838 B 
| 1839 | 15,357,000 | 5,613,939 | 4,406,907 | 7 32| 5 88| — — |69 4 | 1839} 
F 1840 15,562,000 | 6,014,605 | 4,576,965 7 82 5 104 eee — 68 6 | 1840 P 
| 1841 15,911,757 | 6,351,828 | 4,760,929 8 03 6 04 0°4;}1 6°3 | 65 3 | 1841 4 
| 1842 | 15,981,000 | 6,552,890 | 4,911,498 | 8 23] 6 13) — = 64 0 | 1842 f 
1843 16,194,000 | 7,085,595 | 5,208,027 cae) 6 54 = — 54 4 | 1843 e 
1 1844 16,410,000 | 6,847,205 4,976,093 8 44 6 02 ae — 51 5 | 1844 : 
| 1845 16,629,000 | 6,791,006 | 5,039,703 S$ “2 6 02 oe _— 49 2 | 1845 | 
| 1846 16,851,000 | 6,800,623 | 4,954,204 8 02 5 104 = _— 58 3 | 1846 Ff 
1847 17,076,000 | 6,964,825 | 5,298,787 S028 6 24 0°84], 6295.59 Ox) 1847 : 
| 1848 17,304,000 | 7,817,430 | 6,180,764 9 0% 7 13 as _ 64 6 |; 1848 
| 1849 17,534,000 | 7,674,146 | 5,792,963 ii 6 63 ae — 49 1 | 1849 . 
| 1850 17,765,000 | 7,270,493 | 5,395,022 8 23 6: xk LESq.h  7CEtee SS 7 Ses 4 
f 1851 17,927,609 | 6,778,914 | 4,962,704 | 7 93 5 64 —_ — 39 1] 1851 | 
| 1852 18,205,000 | 6,552,298 | 4,897,685 7 23 5 44 ae — 39 4 | 1852 
1853 18,402,000 | 6,522,412 | 4,939,064 dian | 5 4d ae —_ 42 0 | 1853 a 
11854 | 18,617,000 | 6,973,220 | 5,282,853 | 7 6 base ite es 617 | 1854 |» 
| 1855 18,840,000 | 7,864,149 | 5,890,041 8 44 6 3 — — 70 0 | 1855 | 
| 1856 19,043,000 | 8,201,348 | 6,004,244 8 74 6 32 — — 75 4 | 18568 


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856.] of the Poor Law Board. 67 
No. 17. 
TATEMENT showing the Amount of Money expended for In-Marnrenance and Out-poor Reuier during 


I in 6: i &c., having a Population 
the Half Years ended at Lady-day 1855 and 1856 respectively, in 624 Unions, j 
of 16,529,865 Persons; the entire Population of England and Wales being 17,927,609 (Census 1851.) 


































































































3 gs Expended for In-Maintenance and Out-Relief. : 
a ae Population Pp Diner ie 
5 COUNTIES = - (Census 1851). Half Year ended Lady-day| Half Year ended Lady-day the “| Difrersaga 
i in which ws 1855. 1856. Half Years 
% i ned ended at | ner Cent. 
3 es ae Bes Union | Counties In Out In Out mer a 
are chiefly situate. = nl 1- it~ sia ut- Total. 
: BES Counties.| Proper. ee Relief. | Total. ae Relief. t and 1855. 
Iner. Decr.|Iner. Decr.} | 
ENGLAND. £ £ £ £ £ £ £ | 
6 - = =| 185 | 129,668; 124,448] 4,254] 15,544] 19,798) 4,453] 16,787| 21,240/1,442 — US 
3 nee - - =| 286 | 199,106 Ee 10,389 26,814) 36,703 | 10,271| 26,547) 86,818) 115 — | 0:3 — 
'7| Buckingham - -| 192 | 143,499 103,723 | 5,226] 23,061] 28,287] 5,368| 24,977| 30,8451 2,058 — 18 
'9| Cambridge - -| 173 191,800] 185,405 | 7,431] 30,783| 38,214] 7,608| 30,774] 38,382) 168 — 0°4 — 
0} Chester - - -| 452] 411,477] 455,725| 6,432] 27,019] 38,451] 6,898] 283981 35,296\1,845 — Bo 
13} Cornwall — =| 221 | 355,892] 355,558] 5,206] 24.619} 29,825] 5,721| 25,045] 30,766) 941 — Bie (a 
9; Cumberland - -.| 200] 195,210] 195,492] 4,781| 13,055| 17,836] 5,146] 12,9371 18,083| 247 — os ee 
9 Derby - - ~-| 272 | 259,965} 296,084| 3,884) 11,940] 15,774! 4,240] 12,262 16,502) 728 — | 4°6 — 
19} Devon - - -j| 445 | 531,366] 567,098|12,210| 61,795} 74,005 | 12,535] 62,899] 75,43411,4299 — 1:9 ie 
12} Dorset - - -| 282] 177,057} 184,207| 4.977| 24813] 29.7901 5.206 28,074) 33,280 8,490 — | 11°7 ae 
(4| Durham -  —| 811 | 411,538] 390,997} 4,733| 26,8741 31,607| 5,443| 24,651! 30,094 — 1,513) — ¢ 
17} Essex - - -| 870] 344,077) 369,318]18,857| 51,662] 70,519|18,135| 51,895! 70,030| —_ 489 = WE 
l6| Gloucester - -| 340] 353,776| 458,805 |10,251| 35,886] 46,137/11,648| 36,552] 48,200/2,063 — | 4:5 a5 
8} Hereford > — | 238 | 110,578] 115,489] 2,864] 16,509] 19,373| 3,018] 16,104; 19,117| — 256 a 13 
13} Hertford -  -| 174 | 188,572} 167,298] 9,885] 28,669] 33,554'| 10,893] 25,713] 36,106 2,552 — |} 76 
'3| Huntingdon - -| 87 | 60,319] 64,183) 2,217} 8,786| 11,008] 2,151} 9,285! 11,436 483, ih) | 4 
ae Kerieee :| i4od 618,497 | 615,766 | 30,737 | 53,988] 84,725 |31,180| 54,061| 85,191} 466 — | 0°6 eat 
28; Lancaster - —-| 456 | 2,085,508 | 2,031,236 | 49,472 | 103,927 | 153,399 | 51,349 | 101,657 153,006] — 893) — 0°35 
\1| Leicester - | 825 | 284,164] 230,308) 7,463] 24,006] 31,469] 7,357] 26,191| 33,54812,079 — 66) 
4] Lincon - -  -| 715 397,637 | 404,222] 9,743| 44,337| 54,080] 9,589] 45,870] 55,459/1,379 — 2:5 i 
43; Middlesex - -} 194 | 1,110,264] 1,880,576 | 75,547| 72,886 | 147,933 | 84,922| 75,698 | 160,620 112,687 — 86 
6} Monmouth - -j| 161 | 177,130] 154,418| 3,424] 15,734| 19,158| 3,587] 16383| 19,920/ 762 — 4:0 
41) Norfolk -  -  -| 692 |. 365,199] 442,714/14,156| 59,474| 78,630|14,661| 62,222] 76,883| 3,253 — ee 
\2| Northampton ~ | 323 | 210,489] 212,380) 5,708! 31,224] 36,932| 6,216] 33,072] 39,288|2,356 — 6:4 
\2) Northumberland ~/| 538 | 303,489] 303,568| 5,676| 30,388] 36,064| 6,055] 30.394] 36,449| 885 — I 
9) Nottingham - - {| 293] 293,331] 240,427] 6,018] 23,429] 29,447] 60,41] 25,420! 31,461| 2,014 — 6°38 = 
9} Oxford - - -| 290} 169,828} 170,439] 6,496| 27,207| 33,703| 6,711| 27,729] 34,4401 737 — 22: ioe 
2| Rutland —- —| 65 | 24,214)  22,983].. 824] 2.485) 3,309] :817] 2,550! 3,867] 58:— £8 i 
ib} Salop - - =| 289 | 226,281] 229,341] 5,489] 16,191] 21,680] 5,784] 16,593| 22,377| 697 —~ 52 a 
L7| Somerset - -| 491] 462,398] 443,916] 11,821| 62,091| 73,912/13,301| 62,587] 75,888|1,976 — 2.7. i 
5| Southampton -| 3801 | 349,839} 405,370] 16,460] 44,202] 60,662 16,980] 44,627] 61,607| 945 — 16.4 
6} Stafford -— —| 255 | 522,349) 608,716/10,085| 27,283} 37,368/11,514| 31,804| 48,318| 5,950 — 15:9) So 
L7| Suffolk -  - -| 514] 335,780] 334,215 |13,434| 51,089] 64,523 12,979| 53,186| 66,165|1,642 —| 2°5 cp 
20| Surrey -  - -—-| 151] 676,713] 683,082 |37,560| 53,256] 90,816|37,032| 53,047] 90,079| — 737 p08 
41} Sussex - - =| 284] 248,690} 336,844 |14,211| 36,640] 50,851114,164| 36,846] 51,010| 159 — 0:3 fee 
[2| Warwick — | 223 | 421,616) 475,013] 83878| 28,787] 37,165|11,127| 32,025] 48,152|5,987 — 16" 1 is 
3! Westmorland - |} 110 58,387 |  58,287| 1,471| 4,827] 5,798] 1,476] 4,354] 5,880| 32 — 0'6 i- 
7) Wilts - - -| 808] 231,538] 254,221] 8.707] 40,289] 48,996] 8,962| 41.484] 50,44611,450 — a0 223 
L3) Worcester -  -| 268 | 384,325] 276,926] §.349| 26.777] 85,126] 9,067| 27,324] 36,391| 1.265 — 3° 6 fe 
LO E. Riding -| 369 | 250,779| 257,286] 4,995| 17,961) 22,956] 5,313] 18,056] 23,369) 413 — rie 
I5| York4 N. Riding - | 477 | 187,728] 215,214] 3,052] 16,900] 19,952] 3,936| 16,899 20,058} 106 — | 0°5 a4 
7 W. Riding - | 519 | 1,132,845 | 1,325,495 | 16,666| 78,862] 95,528|19,450| 74,680} 94,130 _— 1,898 af 
80) eneiang? ©} 13,158 [15,541,851 16,921,885|489,489| 1 415,569|1,905,058)516,999]1 447,582 1,964,581 69,528 — | 8:1 — 
WALES. 
2 lese ee | aAO 189,688} 94891324. )e5-, 4 8,194) 8,194) .. 8,088| 8,088] — 106) .. 1°3 
4 “hase ea eee 106 | 59,178| 61,474] 1,021] 6,947| 7,968] 1,010| 7,066] 8,076] 108 — ee | 
5| Cardigan -  -- | 106 | 77,441} 70,796} 581] 9,88] 9,819] 428] 9,802] 10,230| 411 — | 4:2 = 
5/ Carmarthen - -| 83} 114,845] 110,032] 796] 13,598] 14,384| 848] 13,493] 14,971 a 118) i= 4 088 
4) Carnarvon - —-| 88| 98,185] 84,870} g04| 15,231] 16,035| 9221 15,886! 16,808| 773 — 4S p= 
3| Denbigh - —-| 82] 69,410) 92,583) 1,293) 7,680] 8,903] 1,400] 7,944! 9,344| 441 — 5:0 bs 
3) Flint - - —-| 45} 74,932} 68,156| “ge5| 10,097} 10,962| 1,096] 9,884! 10,980! 18 — O25 
5| Glamorgan -  -| 162 | 240,031) 231,849) 9,705] 21,157| 23,862] 2.974 20,924] 23:08] 36 — 2. 
4) Merioneth - -| 48] 51,307) 38,843) 982| 7,720) 8,002} 3141 7.700) 8,014 12.1 OLE 
3| Montgomery - - 52 59,092 67,335 844 8,593 9,437 946 8,868 9,814) 877 — 4°0 = 
3| Pembroke - --| 143] 84,191] 94,149] 811] 9,737| 10,548! 871| 10,188] 113004} 456 — | 4°3 + 
8) Radnor - - -| 46] 19,769] 24,716} 994; 3319] 3,613| 993| 3,254 3,547 ak _ 66 — 1°8 
ns, “et! 1,010| 988,014] 1,008,721 | 10,166) 121,561 | 131,727 | 11,102| 122,972| 1340742547 — 1S 
324) Total of Unions, &e. ih 0; 8 ,554|2,098,655/61,870 — | 3°0 — 
England and Wales 14,168 | 16,529,865 499,655 1,537,130/2,036,785|528,101/1,570,554 
— | Residue of the Kingdom 436 | 1,397,744 No Returns. oe tic etipeliey ge 
ap ae Wee 14,604 |17,927,609] 17,924,609 | ” ks, gee 


Wotes.—(a) The Statement above is a Summary of Returns from 585 Unions, and 20 separate Parishes under the Poor Law Amend- 
ment Act, a Incorporations and 5 Parishes cane Local Acts, and 1 Parish under Gilbert’s Act. The residue of the Kingdom, con- 
taining 436 Parishes, makes no r urn. 3 out f 

(6) Each Union is ascribed to fife County where the Parish from which the Union is named is situated ; but as many pect es 
Parishes that are in two or more Counties, the number of Parishes and the amount of Population given above must ce fig aa id a 
with the numbers contained within the ordinary county boundaries ; e. g., the 6 Unions in Bedfordshire in the so HE ‘e e do, in a i 
contain 122 Bedfordshire, 10 Buckinghamshire, and 3 Hertfordshire Parishes. The remaining Parishes of Bedfordshire are in like 
manner included in some of the Unions of the conterminous Counties. 


(c) The population of Counties, properly go called, is given above, that the reader may compare the numbers with the population 
of ** Union Counties.” 


(4) In-maintenance consists of food, clothing, and necessaries supplied for the use of the poor in the workhouse. Out-relief eonsiste 
of relief in money and kind, together with relief by way of loan (if any), to the out-door poor. j 


98 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report 
No. 18. 


STATEMENT showing the Expenditure for In-Mainrenance and Ovut-poor ReExier during the Half 
Years ended Michaelmas 1855 and 1856 respectively, in 624 Unions, &c., having a Population of 
16,529,865 Persons; the entire Population of England and Wales being 17,927,609 (Census 1851). 




























° no 

14 as Poeaeies Expended for In-Maintenance and Out-Relief. erie 1 
14 ‘ ‘Eq etween L 
qb COUNTIES Wie (Census 1851). Half Year ended Half Year ended the ; b 
3 in which a Michaelmas 1855. Michaelmas 1856. eae care Difference} 
a3 the Unions, &e. eno Michael- Cent. | 
[3 ’ Eg ; , Michael- | per Cent. | 
q are chiefly situate. ans Union | Counties *n we er set Out: ahs tee 

3 ‘ ain- | Relief. otal. | Main- : otal. an 

wm { 2 S| Counties.| Proper. Lanes ae Relief. 1855. 
Incr. Decr.|Iner, Deer, : 
‘ENGLAND. £ £ £ £ £ £ £ 



























































1 6| Bedford- - -| 185 | 129,668] 124,448] 3,481] 15,428] 18,909] 3,069] 15,630] 18,699] — 210; — 119 
12} Berks - - <—| 286] 199,106] 140,064] 8,895] 25,201] 34,096] 8,487] 24,524! 33,011] — 1,085) — 3°29 
7| Buckingham - -| 192] 143,492] 163,723! 4,505] 23,592) 28,097| 3,997| 28,647| 27,644|— 453) — 1°6] 
1 91 Cambridge - -| 173| 191,800] 182,405] 6,168] 29,167] 35,335] 5,524| 29,000) 34,524) — 8ll|— 2°38 
10} Chester - - -| 452 | 411,477| 455,925] 6,439] 27,537| 33,976] 6,013| 27,695| 33,708) — 268|]— O°8§ 
18] Cornwall - -| 221] 355,392} 326,068] 5,057| 24,861| 29,918] 5,825] 24,909] 30,234 316 —| 11 — 
1 9) Cumberland - - | 200| 195,210] 19¢,492| 4,592] 12,684] 17,276] 4,623] 13,113] 17,736] 460 —|2°7 — | 
9| Derby - - -—| 272} 259,965] 296,084] 3,791| 12,073| 15,864] 3,742] 12,309] 16,051] 187 —|1°2 — § 
19] Devon - <- =| 445 | 531,366] 464,098/11,999| 62,472| 74,471/11,184| 61,692] 72,876] — 1,595) — 219 
12} Dorsep - - =| 282]! 177,057] 184,207| 4,813] 27,703] 82,516] 4,267] 26,451] 380,718) — 1,798) — 5°59 
14} Durham - =| 811 | 411,588] 390,994] 4,751] 25,448] 30,199] 5,820] 24,852] 30,172) -— 27/— O-1F 
17| Essex - - =| 870 | 344,077] 369,318|15,040] 48,970| 64,010/14,916| 48,150] 63,066) — 944) — 1°59 
($16/ Gloucester - -| 3840 | 353,776] 458,805} 9,457| 35,194] 44,651/10,181|] 34,802] 44,933; 282 —|0°6 — J 
1 8! Hereford - ~| 283 | 110,573] 112,489] 2,636] 15,639] 18,275] 2,498] 15,518] 18,016] — 259] — 1°49 
113/ Hertford - -| 174] 188,572] 167,298| 8,165| 23,162] 31,327] 7,884] 23,980] 31,864) 5387 —|1°7 — | 
8} Huntingdon - ~-| 87] 60,319] 64,1831 1,579] 8,330] 9,909] 1,528] 8,426] 9,954 45 —|0°5 — fF 
28/ Kent - - -| 424] 618,497] 612,766] 27,865| 52,938} 80,803} 27,639] 51,386| 79,025} — 1,778} — 2°29 
728] Lancaster <- =| 456 | 2,085,508] 2,031,236 | 48,155 | 99,862 | 148,017] 45,602} 93,207 138,809] — 9,208) — 6'°2f 
11} Leicester - =| 825 | 284,164} 230,308] 6,975| 24,545] 31,520] 5,947] 24,376/ 30,323) — 1,197) — 3°8F 
14) Lincoln - - -| 715} 397,687] 407,222] 8,258] 43,428] 51,686] 8,536| 44,811] 53,347/1,661 —|3°2 — F 
423! Middlesex - =| 194 /|1,110,264| 1,886,576] 72,550| 64,843 | 187,393| 72,961] 65,1481 138109] 716 —|0°5 — > 
16} Monmouth - -~-| 161] 177,180] 124,418] 3,357] 15,971] 19,828] 3,244] 18,582] 21,776/2,448 —]12°7 — Ff 
21| Norfolk - - =| 692] 365,199] 442,414|11,768| 57,757| 69,525|12,055| 56,607| 68,662; — .863| — 1°29 
12| Northampton ~ | 823 | 210,489] 212,380] 5,034] 380,906] 35,940) 5,165| 31,557| 36,722| 782 —j|2°2 — Ff 
12! Northumberland =| 588 | 303,489] 303,268] 5,496] 30,1388| 35,634] 5,272] 30,169] 35,441] — 193] — O° # 
9! Nottingham - -/| 293 | 293,831] 270,424] 6,184] 25,215] 31,399] 5,425] 23.594| 29,019] — 2,380| — 7°69 
9| Oxford - ~- <-| 290] 169,823] 140,439] 5,764] 26,707| 32,471] 5,347] 25,280| 30,627| — 1,844, — 5°79 
2{| Rutland - - 65 24,2141 22,983} 648] 2,469} 3,117) 594] 2,444! 3,038] — 79| — 2°6am 
15| Salop - - —| 289] 226,281] 229,341| 5,258} 16,541] 21,799] 5,827) 16,596| 21,993] 124 —|0°6 — 
17| Somerset - -| 491 | 462,398] 443,916/11,858| 63,165| 75,023) 11,960] 61,032] 72,992] — 2,031] — 2°79 
25| Southampton - | 801] 849,339] 40s,340/15,201| 42,505] 57,706|15,389| 42,334] 57,723] 17 —|0;0 — Ff 
416/ Stafford - <- -| 255 | 522,349! 608,716|10,782| 30,065] 40,847/10,350| 31,329| 41,679| 832 —|2°0 — Ff 
17! Suffolk - - <-| 514] 335,780] 334,219|10,686| 50,169] 60,855| 10,047] 49,055| 59,102) — 1,753) — 2°99 
#20) Surrey - =- -| 151 | 676,713] 683,082 | 39,923] 49,206] 89,129] 36,982| 50,209] 87,191] — 1,938; — 2°29 
21] Sussex - - =| 284] 248,690] 336,844] 11,480] 35,171] 46,651/11,560| 35,869| 46,929} 278 —|0°6 — Ff 
12| Warwick - -| 223 | 421,616] 44s,013|10,174| 29,848] 40,022] 8,366] 30,288] 38,654 — 1,868]; — 3°49 
3] Westmorland -| 110} 58,387] 8,287] 1,874] 4,048] 5,422) 1,352] 4,246] 5,598] 176 —|3°2 — | 
17} Wilts - - -| 803 | 231,538] 224,221] 7,477| 39,091] 46,568! 7,213] 39,327] 46540|— 28) — O1F 
13] Worcester - -| 268 | 384,825] 276,926] 8,109] 26,969] 35,078] 8,048] 27,116| 35,164 86 —|0°2 — | 
10 EB. Riding -| 369 | 250,779] 224,286} 4,805] 17,864} 22,669] 4,898] 17,166] 22,064/ —  605|— 2°7F 
15] York4N. Riding -| 477 | 187,728| 21,214} 2,841] 16,432} 19,273] 3,010] 16,535] 19,545] 272 —|1'4 — Ff 
427 W. Riding - | 519 | 1,132,845 | 1,325,495 | 17,074| 76,587 | 93,661| 16,984] 73,201 90,185) — 3,476) —  3°7 Ff 
580) ota ensland. ? <2 { 118,158 |15,541,851|16,921,888/460,464/1,389,901|1,850,365|447,781)1,875,612|1,823,293| —~ 26,972, — 1°5 | 
WALES. | 

2) Anglesey —~ (=| 49°] 89,6338] -e4,324| | .. 8,163; 8,163] .. 8,255| 8255} 92 —|11l — | 
4) Brecon - - -| 106] 59,178] 61,474| 898| 7,045] 7,943] 981] 7,081] 8,062] 119 —|15 — FF 
5| Cardigan - «=| 106] 77,441] 40,496] 444|/ 9,689] 10,133| 454] 9981] 10,435] 302 —|3°0 — § 
5) Carmarthen - << | 83] 114,845] 110,632| 749| 18,234) 18,983] 890] 18,938] 14,828] 845 —|6°0 — 1 

J “| Carnarvon - -| 88| 98,185] 87,870] 768] 15,012] 15,780] 823] 16,322] 17,145/1,365 —| 87 — F 
3) Denbigh ~ -| 82] 69,410] 92,583] 1,294] 7,964} 9,258] 1,882] 8193] 9575| 317 —| 34 — fF 
13) Flint - - -| 45] 74,932] 6816] 922] 9,838] 10,760] 997] 10,236] 11,233} 473 —| 4:4 — § 
5) Glamorgan - -| 162] 240,031] 231,849| 2,572| 20,771] 23,343] 2,789] 22197] 24.986/1,643 —|7°0 — § 

1 4] Merioneth - -| 48]{ 51,307] 38,843] 238] 7,860} 8,098] 255| 7,859] 8114/ 16 —{|0°2 — | 
3| Montgomery - -| 52] 59,092] 64,335] 819] 8,834] 9,653} 866] 8861! 9727| 7 —|0°S — Ff 
3} Pembroke - -| 148 84,191] 94,140] 810} 9,963] 10,773] 917] 10,842] 11,759} 986 —|9°2 — 
3} Radnor ~ -| 46] 19,769} 24,716] 276] 3,278] 3,554] 266) 3,249) 3,515|— 39|— 11h 
44 | Total oF poms &e. 1) 1,010} 988,014 | 1,003,721 | 9,790 | 121,651] 131,441 )10,620 | 127,014] 137,634) 6,193 —| 4°7 — f 
oA sa : RET mE OFZ Te? Pi IN) aN Deck a ) T pk ee hey 1 
‘ Fe tama seek Wcicn { {14,168 [16,529,865 4'70,25411,511,552|1,981,806/458,401/1,502,626|1,961,027| — 20,779] — 10} 
| 

~ | Residue of theKingdom | 486] 1,897,'744 No Returns. ne EP OPE hy Se 
- ie se =e ———|_—$— | |__| —__j|_____ —} 
Lea Ses epee 14,604 |17,927,6091r7,927,609| .. i | 2 © & ne aka Bie 


Notes.—(a) The Statement above is a Summary of Returns from 585 Unions, and 20 separate Parishes under the Poor Law Amendment — 
Act, 13 Incorporations and 5 Parishes under Local Acts, and1 Parish under Gilbert’s Act. The residue of the Kingdom, containing — 
436 Parishes, makes no return, i 

(6) Each Union is ascribed to the County where the Parish from which the Union is named is situated ; but as many Unions embrace — 
Parishes that are in two or more Counties, the number of Parishes and the amount of Population given above must not be confounded 
with the numbers contained within the ordinary county boundaries; e.g., the 6 Unions in Bedfordshire in the above Table do, in fact, — 
contain 122 Bedfordshire, 10 Buckinghamshire, and 8 Hertfordshire Parishes. The remaining Parishes cf Bedfordshire are in like — 
manner included in some of the Unions of the conterminous Counties. : 
. (c) The population of Counties, properly so called, is given above, that the reader may ‘compare the numbers with the population — 
ke Counties.” ; a 

_In-maintenance consists of food, clothing, and necessaries supplied for the use of the poor in the workhouse. Out-relief consists — 
of relief in money and kind, together with relief by way of loan (if any), to the out-door poor, i 





(856. | of the Poor Law Board. 69 
No. 19. 


SUMMARY of the STATEMENT showing in respect of the Irremovable Poor the Cost of In-maintenance and 
Out-door Relief, also the Total Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of the Poor, for the 
Year ended at Lady-day 1856, in 607 Unions, &c., having a Population of 15,743,735, the entire 
Population of England and Wales being 17,927,609 (Census 1851). 




















Number ‘ 
wd L Povulat : Total Cost of 

= , COUNTIES cl ( Geneus 1851). Cost of Relief to Irremovable Poor. In-maintenance 
3 5 in which the Unions, &c. eee Relief to ail 
ga are chiefly situate. arene Union Counties In- Out-do Classes of the Poor 
sb Unions, é : COE: Total. (inclusive of Irre- 
5 re Counties. Proper. j|Maintenance. Relief. movable Poor). 






























































































































ENGLAND, £. 8 a> 28s | 8s | im 
6 | Bedford - - - = 135 129,668 124,478 885 0 4,375 19 5,260 19 40,150 12 
% | Berks- - - - = 236 199,106 140,008 1,326 2 7,051 16 8,877 18 71,555 § 
@ | Buckingham - - - 192 143,492 163,723 929 13 6,349 1 7,278 14 58,445 0 
8 | Cambridge- - - - 172 184,113 185,408 1,396 11 9,566 7 10,962 18 71,148 10 
40 | Chester  -  - -. - 452 411,477 435,728 3,148 17 16,415 7 19,564 4 69,271 17 
ae |, Cornwall = = = = 221 355,392 335,658 1,343 2 10,550 7 11,893 9 59,685 17 
9 | Cumberland - - - 200 195,210 195,492 1978 6 10,846 2 12,824 8 35,358 12 
Sel Derbys) = =) =. + 262 240,378 296,084 1,150 16 8,091 2 9,241 18 31,022 16 
7 Devon—. =. =. =. = 443 481,207 564,098 1017 2 16,893 9 17,910 11 139,877 8 
12 | Dorset- - - - - _ 282 177,057 184,207 967 15 7,874 15 8,342 10 65,796 7 
aoe Perhames eo = sll 411,538 | — 390,997 2,826 10 17,818 18 20,645 3 60,382 16 
Be scx. my ee 370 844,077 360,318 8,300 17 18,476 7 DWT: 135,040 10 
16 | Gloucester - - - - 340 353,776 458,808 1,955 8 13,197 9 15,152 17 92,853 16 
S | Hereford = - - - 238 110,573 115,489 473. 4 5,506 0 5,979 4 37,291 2 
18 | Hertford - - - = 174 188,572 107,298 2,328 15 9,476 17 11,805 12 67,283 5 
fo} Hantiigdon o.- -.. = 87 60,319 64,183 211. 0 2,140 11 2,351 11 - 21,346 11 
Zo enh = = oes 424 618,497 615,766 7118 8 22,848 7 29,961 10 166,788 17 
28 | Lancaster - - - - 456 2,085,508 | 2,031,236 31,872 16 82,8385 7 || 114,708 38 300,422 17 
11 | Leicester - - - - 825 234,164 230,308 2,573 19 11,850 4 14,424 8 65,742 8 
14 | Lincoln - - - = 715 897,637 404,222 2,085 14 17,806 5 19,891 19 107,145 8 
20 | Middlesex - - - - 191 896,993 | 1,886,546 19,189 11 80,175 1 49,364 12 238,399 6 
6 | Monmouth- - - - 161 177,180 184,418 2275 8 14,047 18 16,823 38 89,247 16 
20 | Norfolk - - - - 656 347,057 442,414 1,683 6 16,526 16 18,210 2 138,876 9 
12 Northampton - -  - 823 210,489 212,380 1,079 15 7,384 12 8,414 7 75,219 5 
12 | Northumberland - - 538 303,489 303,568 2,306 18 | 17,412 15 19,719 13 72,080 4 
9 | Nottingham - - - 293 298,331 290,424 2,698 0 16,206 19 18,904 19 62,860 7 
8 | Oxford Meeact are 278 149,852 190,439 578 5 6,486 7 7,004 12 61,635 2 
or Patpeee a. li he 65 24,214 22,083 133 16 642 17 776 18 6,485 1 
et Giant re See 275 203,470 229,341 1,224 11 8,480 6 9,704 17 39,4502 
ae Somerset, << = =} 491 462,398 443,016 2,236 18 20,559 12 22,796 10 150,913 11 
24 | Southampton - - - 300 332,431 405,390 2,377 14 12,194 14 14,572 8 116,180 10 
eo Gane SS 255 522,349 608,716 5,004 16 20,828 6 25,8383 2 84,166 16 
W | suffolk - - - - 514. | 335,780 334,218 2,351 4 | 18,888 2 20,789 6 127,041 6 
16 | Surrey tee haa = ee. 147 369,777 683,082 6,951 19 18,740 15 25,692 14 118,204 8 
20 | Sussex eg tee 275 240,225 330,844 2,048 8 10,947 14 12,991 2 93,824 15 
1 | Warwick - - - - 223 421,616 478,013 6,587 2 16,938 17 23,475 19 83,170 18 
8 | Westmorland - - - 110 58,387 58,2847 883 1 2,205 18 2,588 19 11,252 14 
Pe Wiig aS 303 231,538 234,221 1,324 13 10,551 15 11,876 8 97,011 10 
im | Woreester = = <= 268 384,325 246,926 12,596 4 12,992 13 15,588 17 71,465 19 
10 East Riding - 369 250,779 237,286 928 0 6,499 6 7,427 6 46,038 15 
15 York - | North Riding - 477 187,728 215,214 655 11 6,725 12 7,381 8 89,328 6 
26 West Riding - 518 1,031,502 | 1,326,498 6,469 8 47,860 18 53,830 1 168,750 0 
568 a ee pe 13,065 | 14,755,721_| 16,921,888 139,918 15 | 62,717 18 || 761,631 8 8,682,752 12 | 
WALES. 
2 Anglesey - - - ~ 49 89,635 84,329 5a 4,955 12 4,955 12 16,251 16 
4 | Brecknock- - - = 106 59,178 61,474 834 17 SET. 6 4,006 8 16,018 9 
S| Cardigan - ~--- - 106 77,441 40,796 135 8 4,836 14 4,972 2 20,863 5 
5 | Carmarthen - - - 83 114,845 110,032 122 17 5,523 15 5,646 12 28,252 5 
4 Carnarvon - - - - 88 98,185 84,840 850 15 9,656 18 10,007 18 32,587 9 
oS Denbigh »-. = -. - 82 69,410 92,583 610 13 4,441 2 5,051 15 18,601 11 
3 | Flint - - - - - 45 74,932 68,156 285 17 3,111 19 5,397 16 21,740 8 
5 Glamorgan — - - - 162 240,031 231,849 1,455 9 14,516 8 T6971 47,216 4 
4 | Merionetth - - - - 48 51,307 38,843 93 18 S247, 7 3,341 5 Ws 12 
8 | Montgomery - - - 52 59,092 64,338 163 11 2,505 18 2,669 4 19,467 11 
8 | Pembroke - - - - 143 84,191 94,140 14g 4 5,199 18 5,347 17 21,778 6 
wai haduor = —- = —- ‘= 46 19,769 24,416 2 2 964 «8 987 10 7,100 18 
44 | Totalsof Unions, &c.in Wales | 1,010 988,014 | 1,008,921 3,724 11 64,630 15 68,355 6 265,491 14 
| 607 Pe road Watee 4 14,075 | 15,748,735 143,633 6 | 686,848 8 || 829,986 14 3,898,244 6 
- Residue of the Kingdom - 529 2,183,87 4 No Returns. ate is aioe 
- Total of England and Wales | 14,604 17,927,609 | 14,927,609 | aS Ne se aoe 





Notes.—(a) The Statement above is a summary of Returns from 583 Unions and 12 separate Parishes under the Poor Law Amend- 
ment Act; 7 Incorporations and 2 Parishes under Local Acts. Seventeen other Unions and Single Parishes make no separate return 
of their ‘* Irremovable Poor.” 

(b) Each Union is ascribed to the County where the Parish from which the Union is named is situated; but as many Unions embrace 
Parishes that are in two or more Counties, the number of Parishes and the amount of Population given above must not be confounded 
with the numbers-contained within the ordinary county boundaries; e.g., the 6 Unions in Bedfordshire in the above ‘lable do, in fact, 
contain 122 Bedfordshire, 10 Buckinghamshire, and 3 Hertfordshire Parishes. The remaining Parishes of Bedfordshire are in like 
manner included in some of the Unions of the conterminous Counties. 

(c) The Population of Counties, properly so called, is given above, that the reader may compare the numbers with the Population 
‘of oy : Union Counties,” so far ig baad ere see in the pee aes a 

n-maintenance consists of food, clothing, and necessaries supplied for the use of the poor in the ,workhouse. Out-reli 
consists of relief in money and kind, together with relief by way of loan (if any), to the out-door pocr.; t-relief 


70 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report 


STATEMENT showing in respect of the Irremovable Poor the Cost of In-maintenance and! 
Out-door Relief, also the Total Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of 
the Poor, for the Year ended at Lady-day 1856, in the 606 Unions, &c. named below. 





UNIONS, &e. 


BEDFORD. 


Ampthill - -— = 
Bedford. - - - 
Biggleswade - - 
Leighton Buzzard -, 
Luton - - - 
Woburn 


Abingdon - =.= = 
Bradfield - - - 
Cookham - - 
Easthampstead. = 
Faringdon - - 
Hungerford -— - 
Newbury - - = 
Reading - -— = 
Wallingford -— - 
Wantage - - - 
Windsor - - - 
Wokingham - - 


Amersham - = 
Aylesbury - - - 
Buckingham - - 
Eton - - - - 
Newport Pagnell - 
Winslow - - - 
Wycombe - - - 


CAMBRIDGE. 


Cambridge - 
Caxton and Arrington 
Chesterton - ~ 
Ely - - = - 
Linton - - - 
Newmarket = - 
North Witchford - 
Wisbeach - -. - 


CHESTER. 


Altrincham - - 
Boughton, Great = 
Chestert - - - 
Congleton - = 


Nore.—Places marked in the Table thus * are single parishes under the Poor Law Amendment Act 


No. 20. 


_ In- 
maintenance, 


189 
112 
133 





318 
105 

31 
129 


929 


120 


306 


17 
16 
15 
12 


10 
11 
15 


to] eS ES 


<7 


2 
7 





Cost of Relief 


to Irremoyvable Poor. 





Out-door 
Relief. 
en (Se 
878 11 
984 8 

1,239 8 
696 2 
5384 6 
548 4 

4,375 19 
679 15 
559 = s«6 
275 4 
48 3 
206 5 
167 14 

1,624 5 
368 9 
486 5 
302 #5 
839 9 

1,194 16 

7,051 16 
940 8 

1,184 5 
463 16 
620 13 

1,056 2 
231 18 

1,907 19 

6,349 1 

3,047 10 
204 8 
660 13 
6ll 6 
970 15 

1073) 46. 
515 8 

2183 -7 

9,566 7 

1,548 19 
750 14 
14 19 

Pala a7 


single parishes under Local Acts ; ¢ are incorporations under Local Acts. 


£ 


388 
1,170 
1,447 

832 

656 

784 


5,260 


869 
672 
408 
379 
249 
213 
1,841 
496 
608 
321 
1,040 
1,277 


8,377 


1,177 
1,198 
507 
938 
1,155 
263 
2,037 


7,278 


3,780 
213 
702 
745 

1,096 

1,155 
680 

2,588 





10,962 


1,662 
750 
135 

1,464 


Ss. 


14 
4 
9 

18 

15 

19 





+ 


2 











[1856. 


Total Cost of 
In-maintenance 
and Out-door 


Reliet 


to ALL Classes 


of the Poor 
{incluaive 
of 


rremovable 


Poor). 


£ 


4,732 
10,786 
8,475 
5,550 
5,601 
5,004: 


40,150 


5,867 
6,874 
2,717 
2,374 
5,311. 
6,569 
10,911 
4,188 
7,575 
7,324 
5,041 
6,548 


71,555 





6,959 
11,185 
7,060 
6,853 
9,907 
4,123 
12,354 


58,445 





8,998 
4,317 
11,325 
6,698 
8,079 
138,889 
4,456 
13,382 


71,148 


—— 





7,256 
5,021 
5,919 
4,498 


Ss. 





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1856.] | of the Poor Law Board. 71 


No. 20.—Cost of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief of Irremovable Poor, also the Total 
Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of the Poor, for the Year ended at 
Lady-day 1856—continued. 















































Total Cost of 
Cost of Relief In-maintenance § 
to Irremoyable Poor. and Out-door 
Relief 
UNIONS, &c. | eee eee to ALL Classes 
| inet Poor 
In-' Out-door semen 
maintenance. Relief. | Total. of ree 
| 
CHESTER—continued. £ Ss. £ Ss. £ Ss. £ Ss. 
Macclesfield - > - - - 962 6 2,049 3 3,011" 9 9,267 1 
Nantwich - - - - - - 16l 9 1478 11 1,640 0 7,263 11. 
Northwich - - - - - 152 14 2,054 0 2,206 14 6,214 15 
Runcorn - - - > - - Ae 2,460 15 2,460 15 -# 6,815 10 
Stockport - - - = - - 839 8 2.066 13 2,906 1 8,288 6 
Wirrall - - = = - - 487 11 2,888 16 3,020. 7 SV Gaem 
8,148 17 16,415 . 7 19,564 4 69,271 17 
CoRNWALL. 
Austel, St. - - - - - 115 8 1,761 8 1,876 16 6,464 2 
Bodmin - - = = = - 104 18 805 .8 910. 6 4,872 19 
Camelford - - - - - - Ls 325 10 325 10 1,924 7 
Columb, S8t., Major - - - oon al Gy. ey 379 8 3,062 13 
Falmouth - - - > - - 244. 14 502 18 747 12 ZO7S> li 
German’s, St. - - = - - po ul Tie 7 828 18 4,896 11 
Helston - - - - - - 184 19 482 0 666 19 3,688 2 
Launceston - - - - - 168 4 646 7 814 11 4,582 6 
Liskeard - - - - - - 104 19 1,822 10 1,427° 9 7,596 14 
Penzance - - - - - - 79 14 434 13 514° 7 3,163 14 
Redruth - - - - - - 164 17 1,819 11 1,484 8 6,152 0 
Stratton - - - - - - Se 276 18 276 18 1,544 10 
Truro - - - » - - 7S U7 1,561 15 1,640 12 8,764 18 
1,348 2 10,550 . 7 11,893. 9 59,685 17 
CUMBERLAND. 
Alston-with-Garrigill* - -  - 8 6 108 10 111 16 1,073 6 
Bootle - - - - - - 10 14 213 6 224 0 1,049 16 
Brampton- = - - - = te 73 211 879 10 4538 1 1,486 7 
Carlisle - - » oe - 707 = 5 4,042 4 4,749 9. 8,746 14 
Cockermouth - - - - - 889 8 QAI 25 2,501 18 6,773 12 
Longtown - - - - te - 638 11 294 13 358 4 1928) 2 
Penrith ~ - 2 ° - - 393 TE 1,265 6 1,658 17 5,224 9 
Whitehaven - > = - - 214 #5 1,394 15 1,609 0 5,414 11 
Wigton - - - - - = 17 645 1,040 13 1,158 8 38,716 15 
1,978 6 10,846 2 12,824. 8 35,008 12 
DERBY. | ee 
Ashbourne - - . - - 28 3 432 14 460° 17 2,811 4 
Bakewell - - * - = is 85 16 867 18 9538 14 3,994 3 
Belper - - - - - = 90 17 1,098 7 1,189 4 4,987 14 
Chapel-en-le-Frith - - = = 26 18 186 10 213° 3 1,326 10 
Chesterfield - - - - - 366 «7 2,741 18 3,108 5 TAG M7 
Derby - ~ - = - - 459 0 1,054 19 1,513 19 “3,044 14 
Hayfield - - - - - ~ 36 10 163 «5 199 15 T1256 
Shardlow - - . - ° - 57 10 1,545 11 1,608 1 6,616 18 
1,150 16 8,091 2 9,241 18 31,022 16 | 
DEVON. 
Axminster Sak ica oil MR alia 87 15 710 3 797 18 7,351 1 
Barnstaple - - - - - 5L 19 147° 9 1,199 8 8,948 9 
Bideford - - - ~ - - a6 UG 620 “16 ~ 697 11 A818 38 
Crediton - . - - - - 388. Cti«@D 845 15 884 4 7,966 0 





Holsworthy ' -' - -- §- - Ed lll 6 11r «6 2,070 18 


q2 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


No. 20.—Cost of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief of Irremovable Poor, also the Total 
Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of the Poor, for the Year ended at 
Lady-day 1856—continued. 















Total Cost of 
Cost of Relief In-maintenance 
to Irremovable Poor. and Out-door 
Relief 
UNIONS, &e. to ALL Classes 
“ - Poor 
In- Out-door decent 
maintenance. Relief. Total. of vee 




































DEvon—continued. £  S. Ces, £ os. Bs 
Honiton - - . ° - - 9 18 1,292 13 1,302 6 9,148 18 
Kinesbridge ~- + = = Fe 18 19 732 10 751-39 6,369 17 
Newton Abbot - - = - - 202 1 2,422 9 2,624 10 11,732 8 
Okehampton @- << =-= - <= 83 1 527 15 560 16 6,507 16 
Plymouth + - ° y c ~ x6 563 3 563 «38 15129). TE 
Plympton, St. Mary - shit. ite - 45 2 7M) 83 755 «5B 5,368 4 
Southmolton - - - ees 41 11 868 14 910 5 Uisaen iy, 
Tavistock - - - ° - 2 143 «6 1,357 14 1,501 0 6,824 19 
Thomas, St. . - & - 2 72 15 1,974 8 2,047 3 14,580 16 
Tiverton - - - - - = 94° «5 1,937 0 2,08L 5 13675, 
Torrington - - - - - 1 8 428 4 500 «7 5,008 2 
Totnes - - - ° + = 29 8 6438 7 672 15 6,785 8 

1,017 2 16,893 9 17,910 11 139,377 : 8 











DORSET. 


Beaminster - oo ¢ 2 - = Die ill 345 1 367 18 6,900 
Blandford - - > - se 2 123 138 5386 «5 659 18 6,279 
Bridport - - - - = = 128 10 601 0 729 10 5,757 
Cerne - - : ° - 2 36 «8 1538 2 189 10 2,689 
Dorchester * - - - a 50 «(0 1,169 17 1,219 17 6,255 
Poole =" = - aoe Ge - OF 7 669 1 766 «8 4,524 
Shaftesbury - - os - 138 11 490 19 504 10 4,880 
Sherborues- j=. = = # *« 77 13 536 1 613 14 4,671 
Sturminster .- - < © s 10 18 187-17 148 15 4,394 


Wareham and Purbeck 100 «1 707 0 807 1 7,928 
Weymouth - - - - = 272 19 1,414 17 1,687 16 6,898 
Wimborne and Cranborne -— = 33 18 613 15 647 13 4,621 








967 15 7,374 15 8,342 10 65,796 





DURHAM. 







Auckland - - - - : - 65 4 1,194 7 IPOS). iB) 4,692 
Chester-le-Street - - - - 64 18 812 0 876 18 3,158 19 — 
Darlington - - - : - 141 13 731 2 872 15 S787 230 
Durham - - - : - : 140 18 1,474 8 1,615 6 3,864 4 
Pasington - =» <0 - - ee 188 6 891 16 1,030 2 2,092 2 
Gateshead - : - - 2 174 16 2,688 0 2,812 16 8,010 5 
Houghton-le-Spring . + - 49 17 1,072 1 1,121 18 2,886 0 
Lanchester - - - - - 58 «6 289 15 348 1 1,882 4 
Sedgefield - - ° = - = 13. «5 306 «5 319 10 1,415 7 
South Shields - - - = ° 384 12 1,801 14 2,186 6 6,027 2 
Stockton - - - =eaan= 608 5 PPE 3,319 12 6,680 19 
Sunderland - ips ° - 879 14 2,556 15 3,436 9 8,832 6 
Teesdale - ° - 2 - © Gis 926 §8 1,003 16 4,337 7 
Weardale - ° - - - - 29° «8 412 15 442 3 2,767 0 









= 
oe 





2,826 10 17,818 13 20,645 3 60,382 
EssEx. 


Billericay = 9, -.-  - os = 194 6 667 17 862 8 4,400 4 
Braintree -  - +. © = au 116 19 572 138 689 12 7,903 0 
Chelmsford - orl sa Ble Uw 290 19 2,401 4 2,692 38 18,793 6 
Colchester Or ee ay oe cad 268 «6 1,527. 8 1,795 14 7,041 10 
Dunmow ~ - ° - - “ 113 «11 1,148 5 1,261 16 11,515 0 
Pppiag (cl sie eer pe ce ea 22 8 857 14 879 17 4,202 17 








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No. 20.—Cost of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief of Irremovable Poor, also the Total 
Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of the Poor, for the Year ended at 
Lady-day 1856—continued. 










Total Cost of 
Cost of Relief In-maintenance 

to Irremovable Poor. and Out-door 

Relief 















UNIONS, &e. to ALL Classes 
of ne Poor 
In- Out-door shenesye 
maintenance. Relief. Total. of Tnremovahte 























EssEx—continued. £ Ss. £ s. £ Ss. £ os. 
Halstead - - - - - - 280 3 809 138 1,089 16 7,214 1 
Lexden and Winstrcee - -— = 40 11 691 4 736 15 7,551 16 
Maldon - - .- ay te Re 168 4 2,054 4 2;222 - 8 10,447 12 
Ongar - - - - - . 60 9 1,020 2 1,080 -11 4,868 16 
Orsett - . - - - - 140 «4 520 «+5 660 9 3,472 1 
Rochford - - - - - - 238 14 800 12 1,039 6 4,255 
Romford - Sora - cae 642 16 1,965 |. 1 2,607 17 10,3825 18 
Saffron Walden . - = - 39 18 876 18 916 16 10,5380 19 
MPCNGEING © fs oe ee 116 4 1,359 1 1,475 5 9,800 1 
West Ham - - - > - 897 15 504 5 902 =O 12,6238 14 
Witham - - - - - - 169 15 “00h. 869 16 5,094 8 

3,300 17 18,476 7 QTT 135,040 10 






GLOUCESTER. 


Cheltenham - - - - wie 2,004 9 2,580 16 11,485 2 











Chipping Sodbury - - - - 24 17 637 2 661 19 4,778 14 
Cirencester - - - = - 20 10 865 17 886 7 7,995 0 
Clifton - - - - - - 293 18 1,666 14 1,960 12 15,2438 3 
Mursiey . =. se Ce iw e 23 «5 738 18 762.53 5,776 6 
Gloucester - - - ° - 276 14 On 2 77, 16 8,191 13 
Newent - - - - - - AOD 4s 1,489 6 1,540 10 5,805 2 
Northleach ~ - - - - 92 17 394 2 486 19 3,060 4 
Stow-on-the-Wold - ~ - - 61 15 404 15 466 10 3,319 4 
Stroud she POR Aer ae eae 294 8 1,542 12 1837 --0 9,069 11 
SES yi galletas “aia is egannaaee ¢ 8 158 13 153 16 1,480 5 
Tewkesbury - = - - - 86 19 982 6 1,069 5 4,434 16 
Thornbury - - : S “ 30 11 3862 «8 392 19 3,665 ~0 
Westbury-on-Severn - = 82 «8 494 18 527. «= «6 3,299 13 
Wheatenhurst -  - a» Ms 3 20 13 257 Pat 7h 2,239 0 
Winchcombe - - - ita 18 19 a 8} Silene 2, 3,061 3 














1,955 8 13,197 9 15,152 17 92,853 16 


ee || ne ee 











HEREFORD. 

























Bromyard - - Se > . Gets 601 18 660 «66 3,850 
Dore - - = = = = = 25 18 2G 297 4 2,227 
Hereford - eae te The 102 9 1,102 11 1,205 0 9,093 
Kimi « fF - 62S 5 fs gs 549 464 9 518 18 3,689 
Wedbury - §-  « .-s > ~s 84 14 724 2 808 16 4,906 
Leominster a eee ee 60 12 6738 6 733 18 4,566 
eter =) fF a Sr oe ws oie 85 18 1,375 10 1,461 8 6,275 
Weobly - - - - - - 0 16 292 18 293 14 2,680 

473 5,506 0 5,979 = 4 37,291 







e——o oO | OO | | — | | 









Alban’s, St. - - - - - 122 13 405 5 527 18 4161 5 
Barnet - - > - - : 254 1 847 1,101 6 5,153 6 
Berkhampstead ae. - - 48 9 426 15 475 3,296 18 
Bishop’s Stortford - - - - 312 11 1,086 17 1,399 8 10,110 11 
Buntingford | - - - - - Dailef = ea 306 16 523 17 2,569 15 
Hatfield - . - - - - 82 12 245 14 3828 6 20115 ab 
Hemel Hempstead - “et 96 10 3872 19 469 9 3,245 12 
Hertford - - - - - - 63 9 1,164 13 1,228 2 5,120 9 






inci == ee lm, 309 14 1,886 1 2,145 15 10,332 9 


74 Appendix to the Ninth Annual Report [1856.. 


No. 20.—Cost of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief of Irremovable Poor, also the Total 
Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of the Poor, for the Year ended at 
Lady-day 1856—continued. 





a ee ee 





Total Cost of 














Cost of Relief In-maintenance 

to Irremovable Poor. and Out -door 

Relief F 

UNIONS, &e. dN Se Se le ee oad Wlasses ‘ 

ieee : 

a ORelieh Teter e ee eee j 
HERTS—continued. £ s. £ s. £ Ss. x & 

Hoystons - ji« tr- payer te ge 174 4 618 0 787 4 7,716 17 

Ware = - - - - - = 106 2 1,199 16 1,305 18 6,613 4 

Watford - - - -+- «+ = 504 0 826 7 1,330 7 6,021 19 ; 

Welwyn - - - - - - 87. 9 145 9 182 18 879 19 

2,328 15 9,476 17 11,805 12 67,2383 5 4 

Hunts. 

Huntingdon - - - - - 46 18 821 2 867 15 8,121 15 4 

veg. sts 2 ~ * P Re  e 1st 05 528 17 660 12 6,649 5 

Neot’s, St. - - - - - 32 12 790 12 823 4 6,575 11 

211 0 2,140 11 2,351 11 21,346 11 . 

KENT. , 

Ashford, East - - + - - uy ea 322 6 479 18 4,373 8 

Ashford, West .- - - - - sy/ 431 15 489 2 4,589 6 

Blean - - - - = 2 Ie 9 696 0 8138 9 3,914 9 ; 
Bridge - - - - = = 165, 17 54h 5 TAO 2: 3,910 0, 
Bromley - - - - - = 3822 «(0 458 11 780 11 3,840 18 
Canterbury+ - - - - - 91 0 203 10 294 10 8277.2. 
Cranbrook - - - - - 300 454 3 484 5 5,212 12 
Dartford - - - - - - 266 66 909 16 176° «2. 5,864 8 
Dover - - - - - - 287 10 1,598 13 1,886 3 7,196 16 
Hastry - - - - = - HS) ak 742 «3 860 4 7,857 14 
Elham - - : - = - 339 18 578 17 918 15 4351 90 
Faversham - - « - - 81 14 776 15 858 . 9 4,963 8 
Gravesend and Milton - - - 863 60 220 15 583 15 3,029 16 
Greenwich §- = += + - 1,655 3 3,452 4 5,107 7 23,385 16 
Hollingbourn - - - - - 83 13 674 13 758 6 5,926 15 
Hoo - - = - - - - 18 18 36 12 5b 5 898 3 
Lewisham . - - - - 307. 4 1,337 10 1,644 14 5,220 8 
Maidstone - Mi -detgr 4. §- 681 15. | 3185 10 3,867 5 14,209 1 
Malling - - - - - - 296 0 1,059 15 1,355 15 6,907 15 
Medway - . = “ = = is hoe = Yl 598 7 6,683 12 
Milton ae =) B= eee he ee 1338 7 372 16 506 3 2,721 18 
North Aylesford - - - - 357 (0 710 18 1,067 18 4,812 13 
Romney Marsh - - - 90 19 1938 «6 284 5 2,148 18 
Sevenoaks - - - - = - 241 4 887 9 Saas 6,920 0 
Sheppey - - - -  » - 257 11 287 17 545 «(8 2,119 16 
Tenterden - - - - * - 16 10 57 18 74 8 4,588 4 
Thanet, Isle of - - - - - 241 18 687 15 929 18 8,049 13 
Mionbridge - | - j-- vice - Sk 334 15 1,368 8 1,708.3 9,900 8 
W113 33 22,848 7 29,961 10 166,788 17 

LANCASTER. 

Ashton-under-Lyne - - - - 586 2 1,746 9 Rash 4 Ii! 6,781 15 
Barton-upon-Irwell- - + - 96 5 655 18 752° 3 3,308 2 
Blackburn ee ee Eb. Fie 1,017 +3 3,314 10 4,381 : 18 10,244 15 
Bolton - - - = - - vay amb) 5,206 °3 5,923 °15 14,860 14 
arileye <-> - Wis. + ae 186" 33 2,499 15 2,685 18 8,710 5 
Bury - a 5 = - - - 309 “11 4,271 19 4,631 10 12,294 1 
Chorley - - - - - - 146 16 1,806 11 1,453 ° 7 5,254 7 
Ghoritent -V- = Geer oes 801 11 2,464 2 3,265 13 8,395 12 








Clitheroe - (+ f+ fet = fe 127° 0 1,282 0 1,359 0° II 4,349 1 





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75 


No. 20.—Cost of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief of Irremovable Poor, also the Total 
Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of the Poor, for the Year ended at 


Lady-day 1856—continued. 























Cost of Relief 
to Irremoyable Poor. 














Ss. 


3 


oO 


16: 
12 
12 
u 
10 
18 
18 
18 
5 
12 
18 
2 
3 


19 


UNIONS, &e. 
teciataaioes Ronee Total. 
& Ss 28: £& 
LANCASTER—continued. 
Fylde, The - - - - = 42, 11 420 7 462 
Gatsigie - 5 < -.  & {= ~s 29 2 437 9 466 
Haslingden - - - - - 167 0 1,318 12 1,485 
Lancaster - - - - - = 124) 8 900 13 1,024 
Leigh - - - - - - 184 8 783 19 968 
Liverpool* - - . - - - SE a7 10,595 15 20,377 
Manchester* - - - - - 9,094 18 19,876 15 28,971 
Oldham - - . - - - 1,015 16 1,722 16 2,738 
Ormskirk - - - -  * . 38 18 399 17 438 
Prescot - - - - = < 182 17 1510s 21 1,692 
Preston’ - - - - = = 2,099 0 Ai30 0 6,834 
Prestwich - ° - - - - vse OSon OD 1,061 
Rochdale - - = - - = 250 12 1,599 11 1,850 
Salford - - - = 5 = 72S 2,879 0 4,051 
Todmorden - - = : H é 1,248 6 1,248 
Ulverstone - - - Se sp Tye ei 4 1,283 
Warrington - - - - S 283 4 1,307 19 1,591 
West Derby - - = £ a 2,297 7 5,254 4 7,551 
Wigan 7 = - - = - 822 16 3,050 16 3,873 
31,872 16 82.8385 7 114,708 
LEICESTER. 
Ashby-de-la-Zouch - - - - 165 «5 1,405 13 1,570 
Barrow-on-Soar - - - = 80 14 814 17 895 
Billesdon - - = = = = 49 1 197 14 246 
Blaby = a 55 e & a 60 18 484 13 545 
Hinckley - = = 3 = = 186 3 il AO 957 
Leicester - 3 2 < = - 1,475 16 4,194 1 5,669 
Loughborough -— - a a a 302 18 1,240 0 1,542 
Lutterworth - - = a a 36 15 632 18 669 
Market Bosworth - - - =. 60 14 900 9 961 
Market Harborough ie ee 44 12 851 16 896 
Melton Mowbray - - - - Hi oS 356 18 468 
2,573 19 11,850 4 14,424 
LINCOLN. 

© GEN 5 plc cae a i Aaa A a 144 19 1,720 1 1,865 
Bourn = ‘ s fs - 2 104 11 1,139 19 1,244 
OO os iat mye EE rs 123 6 1,032 6 1,155 
Gainsborough -~ - oe - 159 12 882 0 1,041 
Giandtord Brigg - + - =~ - 126. 9 1,343 12 1,470 
Grantham a ¥ - B 203 17 864 13 1,071 
Holbeach - = < c = = 143 2 759 16 902 
Horncastle e S = J z 148 12 1,380 6 1,478 
Lincoln - = - = - * 184 5 USle, 18 2,001 
Louth z « 3 3 5 2 2S. at 2,101. 14 2,225 
RlewtOrge 5 = (se He Ss 136 77 1,051 ~5 1,204 
ple oe ake gh 207: «21 702 17 909 
pipilsmyeet ce a et oe 97 2 1,498 0 1,595 
Stamford - - - - - - a t7(1 Gees 3) d5509). 3 1,730 
2,085° 14 17,806 5 19,891 











Total Cost of 
In-maintenance 
and Out-door 


Relief 


to ALL Classes 
of the Poor 
(inclusive 
of Irremovable 


Poor). 


£ 


3,062 
2,675 
4,587 
4,231 
3,030 
61,830 
50,070 
8,070 
2,847 
5,149 
16,788 
2,307 
9,431 
8,685 
4,112 
4,677 
5,623 
18,196 
10,547 





300,422 


2 
10 


17 





5,471 
5,415 
2,316 
3,543 
6,000 
15,157 
5,762 
5,042 
5,255 - 
6,928 
4,549 


65,742 





10,423 
5,947 
6,634 
5,904 
9,354 
5,813 
5,316 
8,112 
9,968 

11,271 
6,220 
4,914 

10,957 
6,306 


107,145 








= 
DOO OO 


14 


bo 


10 


76 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report — [1856. 


No. 20.—Cost of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief of Irremovable Poor, also the Total 
Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of the Poor, for the Year ended at 
Lady-day 1856—continued. 























































Total Cost of 
Cost of Relief In-maintenance 

to Irremoyable Poor. and Out-door 

Relief 


UNIONS, &ce. to ALL Classes 





















































of ee Poor 
inclusive 
peaiuteriance, | ie Mellel. Total. || ‘of zemovablo 
MIDDLESEX. Se Len Ss ce 28; £ ‘S: 
Bethnal Green* - - - - 607 15 A 607 15 12,359 16 4 
Brentford - - ° - - - 691 2 2,698 12 8,389 14 12,406 15 
Edmonton ° - - - - 93 7 148 18 247 «= «5 8,357 17 
Bulham,, <= =. -<jj65 = = 448 5 1,641 4 2,089 9 10,310 7 ; 
Hackney - - - - - - 1,349 9 964 0 2,318 9 11,144 4 ‘ 
Hampstead* - - - © = | 16 5 74 17 91.2 3,160 3 , 
Hendon - ° - > - - 175 0 450 19 625 19 8,794 1 
Holborn - - - - - - 1,630 10 S65. 3 2,495 18 9,759 17 : 
Kensington* - - - - - 391 2 1102 1 1,493 8 10,341 11 
London, City - > - - - 1,440 5 2,148 19 3,589 4 32,909 ~ 1 3 
London, East - - - - - 2,849 15 8,212 6 5,562 1 15,685 18 
London, West - - - «+ - 1,188 16 1,626 8 2,814 19 15,148 14 i 
Martin’s, St.,in Fields* - - - 3. 899 6 899 6 10,400 3 ; 
Paddington* - - - - - iG 1,443 18 1,443 18 5,659 1 
Poplar - Sates mail tte = 2,521 18 4,732 19 7,254 17 15,780- 9 ] 
Staines - - - - - - obi 79 497 8 808 17 4,406 15 
Riopueyor- - . & dele) 6 oe. | seeod’ 6 2,654 11 4,248 17 22,699 7 
Reeniveis to" se tee Sk eo 8 1,367 14 2,587 2 11,616 2 | 
ntiddop = iw oe~ ee ae 326 19 940 17 1,267 16 6,120 4 4 
Whitechapel - - +« + - 2,879 0 2,705 1 5,584 1 16,289 6 7 
19,189 11 80,175 1 49,364 12 938,399 6 4 
MoNMOUTH. ieee eenaan a oe Cin a Sg | Sree 
Abergavenny - - -+- «- - 329 15 £319- +7 1,649 2 8,883 10 
Bedwellty - ~ - - - ° 581 1 2,920 1 3,501 2 4,548 11 
Chepstow - - - - > = 248 «= 805 3 1,048 3 5,404 7 
Monmouth - - ° = - 136 15 ALO0™ <9 1,287 - 4. 7,497 14 
Newport - - - - - - 448 2 4,121 15 4,569 17 11,860 18 
Pontypool - <2 88s aE 536 12 3,781 8 4,317 15 6,552 16 
22:55 05 14,047 18 16,323 3 89,247 16 
NORFOLK. a I Sas inte Sia ae Sees ie | hae “pene 8 
myisham= © ie Wo Oe ie i S 15 6 711 19 G20. 0% 6,254 0 
Blofield - - te = - - 38 2 626 1 664 3 4,169 17 
Depwade - - - * = - 70 6 1,267 17 1,888 8 11,719 15 
Downham - - - - - = 39 «61 1,067 0 1106) a 7,333 6 
Erpingham Gee Shs aesiie Mec Sj 12012. 7 1,199 8 7,624 17 
Faith, St. - - - - - - 101 19 568 7 670 6 4,361 1 
Flegg, Hastand Westt - - - 18. 2 170 16 188 17 2,806 11 
Forehoet -~ - - - - - 50 12 540 16 591 8 5,639 15 
Freebridge Lynn > - - - 50. 8 798 18 849 1 5,926 4 
UUECRORS =. 8 he Gites | (Ae 50 «66 476 16 5272 6,518 4 
Henstead - ~ - - - - 79 8 830 8 909 16 5,233 I 
Kine’s Tiynn .- =, = = * 199 9 871 14 ORL 3 7,232 16 
Loddon and Clavering - - - 80 (0 1,626 5 1,706 5 6,189 5 
Mitford and Launditch - - = - 112 «5 1,013 18 15196"8 13,576 17 
Swaffham - Bi as Sn - - 29 13 475 8 505 «1 6,654 0 
Thetford - - - - - - 92 13 888 5 980 18 7,591 4 
Tunstead and Happing - - - 46 14 896 19 943 18 5,329 16 
Walsingham -= - = «+ - 127 11 172k 25 1,849 6 11,956 2 
Wayland - - Seder ole Gas 31 10 461 18 493 8 5,172 6 
Yarmouth, Great* - - - - 268 6 499 § 762 15 7,592 12 





a ff 


1,683 6 16,526 16 18,210 2 188,876 9 





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Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of the Poor, for the Year ended at 
Lady-day 1856—continued. ' 





Total Cost of 


















































Cost of Relief In-maintenance 
to Irremoyable Poor. and Out-door 
Relief 
UNIONS, &e. eee ae ee Bee ee ss oN) ee te COMO lasses 
Gnsinee, 
tiaintanawett) © Moliol Total. _||_ of Irremovable 
NoRTHAMPTON, £ 6s. £& Ss. & Ss. a 6. 
Brackley = -* = «+ = = 60 10 457 13 518 3 5,610 19 
Brixworth- - - - - 33.Ci8 246 19 280 2 6,293 2 
Daventry - -« - + - = 94 19 wot 12 882 11 8,679 0 
Hardingstone - Shae - - GEO 3858 16 384 19 8,485 17 
Ketierng- - - + = = 59. 11 716° Vi ge 2 7,908 6 
Northampton - . - - - a AY 1,229 9 1,456 9 7,091 12 
Oundle -~ - - Se veep ei Sie 25 473 9 504 14 5,048 7 
Peterborough - .- a os - 344 14 1,422 10 L767 - 4 9,881 1 
Robterspury .- -" = «© js a 2 411 14 481 16 4,502 9 
Thrapstone - - - - - re 144 16 144 16 » 4456 5 
Towcester - - 5s - - - SOM co 823 11 362 16 4,755 10 
Wellingborough <teee os. oh 93 «38 761 12 854-15 Ups) a ed 
1,079 15 7,084 12 8,414 7 75,219 5 
NORTHUMBERLAND. 
Alnwick? 2s) eo = 58 « —s 158 1 1,098 15 1,256 16 4,844 10 
Belford = - - - - - 6 14 368 4 374 18 1,575 4 
Bellingham - <= +s «= * 18; 2b 362 4 Soh: 9 1,905 13 
Berwick-on-Tweed - - - - 155) 17 1,288 8 1894) 25 6,413 10 
Castle Ward - = - - - Che 39 692 15 754 4 2,988 3 
Glendale - - = - - - Vi Dime! 6382, 14 TOT1S 8,206 6 
Haltwhistle - = - - 19 16 133 19 1538 15 850 2 
Hexham - - - - - - 319 4 1,283 2 1,602 6 Ths ame v6 
Morpeth - - - - - - 98 13 984 2 1,082) 5) 4,344 6 
Newcastle-on-Tyne - - > - 940 9 6,861 1 7,801 10 24,620 16 
Rothbury - - = - - - 84 12 Die ed 809 14 1,929 7 
Tynemouth . - : ~ = 418 17 3,482 9 8,901 6 11,880 0 
2,306 18 17,412 15 19,719 138 72,080 4 
NOTTINGHAM. 

Basford = - - - - = 408 19 8,683 11 4,092 10 13,220 13 
Bingham - - - - - = 12) 25 208 4 220 19 d3962 ano 
East Retford - - - = - 120 18 1,486 18 1,557 16 5,263 10 
Miansnelk =  « js =| 258 8 2,441 6 2,699 14 9,343 8 
Newark - - - - - = iO saat 1305) 03 al gethiss © Ph 6,474 8 

Nottingham = - ~ = = 1,326 18 3,041 16 4,668 14 13,385 
Radford - - - - = cs 186 19 1,642 3 1,829 2 3,498 19 
Southwell - - - - = - Bis 896 15 950 4 5,072) 5 
Worksop - - Senet - - 159 10 1,251 3 1,410 18 4,689 15 
2,698 90 16,206 19 18,904 19 62,860 7 

OXFORD. ge ae Sue a) eae 

Panory, = = 6 We Us - 90 8 1,291 12 tacue 0 13,8738 11 
Bicester - - = - - os oo. Oo 274 16 3808 1 5,58) 9 2 
Chipping Norton - - - - 67 14 525 11 5935 5,400 18 
Headington - - » - - 50 15 414 0 464 15 8,239 17 
Bei eo He 92 18 1,669 12 1,762 5 9,277 7 
Thame - = - - - - TO) ei O12 > 2 988 9 9,378 8 
Witney ” = - - - - 100 3 932 18 1,085 «= 9,068 11 
Woodstock » - = - - 67 0 465 16 532 16 5,815 13 
Se co 6,486 7 7,064 12 61,635 2 








78. Appendix to the iy nth Annual Report (1856. 


No. 20.—Cost of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief of Irremovable Poor, also the Total 
Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of the Poor, for the Year ended at 
Lady-day 1856—continued. 








Total Cost of 


















































Cost of Relief In-maintenance § 

. to Irremovable Poor. and Out-door 
Relief 

UNIONS, &c. to ALL Classes 
ee ee 
mmalnteninneen |<, wobeh vial ee ee 
RUTLAND. & Ss. Ly oS, ens £& Ss. 
Qakhamy - «(+ + @& 76 2 471 19 BAB Al 3,045 Ua 
Uppingham Gs 4 6 im “6 be 57 14 170 18 228 12 3,439 10 

183 16 642 17 T1613. 4 6,485 1 

SALOP. See ere ate oe ee ee er 
Achat = fe De tee i De 72 = 17 181 10 254. 7 2,332 18 
Bridgnorth - - - = - 92 8 B81 16 674. 4 2,710 4 
Church:Stretton | - 9 - +»  «& eg 241 19 242 6 1,837 11 
Cleobury Mortimer - - + =+ 58 38 352 1 410 4 1,983 16 
Clun - = 2 = = = - 82 5 3808 7 890 12 2,800 4 
Drayton - ° ° - = - 25 18 216 10 242 3 1,542 2 
Pilesmere= f= ileage- ih Se ie? 84 Is 330 18 365 11 2,971 6 
Ludlow « © = - - 122 18 1,142 16 1,265 14 5,282 1 
Madeley =e et en 141 16 1,688 18 1,830 14 3,668 4 
INGwpOrt =~ se SS Re 296 7 516 17 737 4 2,451 3 
ae ee ag Re 93 18 613 6 637. 4 9,895 12 
Wellington me gee ae oe 208 0 1,504 0 Beg aa |) 4,105 19 
Wem - = = » - = - 61 1 354 8g 415 10 2,029 -14 
Wihitchureh f= + =~ fe 80 60 447 527. 4 2,889 8 

1,224 11 8,480 6 9,704.17 89,450 2 , 

SOMERSET. mene ane wameg | Warn i oe 
Axbridge - - » 2 = ° 4) 12 837 12 878 4 9,869 19 
Peele, 6 ew ae eae. Be ie 3 2,343 18 3,069 16 ||| 14,014 10 
Bedminster - - - += =. 80 17 1,526 0 1,606 17 11,780 15 
Bridgwater mda Seen te ae 506 17 1,361 11 1,668 8 11,684 3 
Chard = 2 ° = ° = 78 18 1,070 16 1,149 14 W781 5 
Clutton «= = * » - sa 83 14 1,844 6 1,928 40 10,128 3 
Dulverton + i ~ Ge vila) ae a 242 38 242 3 | 2,966 10 
Frome Rs eee ie ae 257 14 2,252 9 2,510 3 11,546 13 
Keynsham Sei aeeernges Stet We adi 1,124 2 1,196 18 7,493 10 
Mangport- 1-25 -S f. ile 25. 2 226 0 251 2 4,784 3 
Shepton Mallet - - © = * 72 a0) 1,277 6 1,849 6 7,645 7 
Taunton = 7. Sos 70 FS 149 «8 2,157 10 2,306 18 11,789 17 
Wellington wie hw. Weehey Sale: he 89 12 S27 ~0 S16 <12 7,020 11 
Wells2e.- 6. 7-935. 7. G. 61 12 867 15 429. 7 7,160 0 
Wallitom®: = << Fo. Zire be ae ST 6 1258 5 1,290 11 8,624 9 
Wincanton =.» 2 =". 3. Uv. §2 8 1,102 8 1,184 - 16 9,046 10 
Yeovil = = = . = = TOE Ai 745 16 8i8 0 7,682 6 
: 2,236 18 20,559 12 22,796... 10 150,918 11 

SOUTHAMPTON. mae Se Aner hk (eas | SE Onto 
Alresford - + - oD are 10 9 246 6 256 15 3,252 13 
Alton - ° - - 2 - - by” 4G ATT —(«O 534 «6 4,905 18 
Andover - - = = - 68 0 6838 14 701 14 6,893 15 
Basingstoke = = - . - 84 18 841 17 926. 15 9,586 10 
Gaherneton  - 0-2 ie Ge 5 14 137 12 143. 6 881 18 
Christchurch - era) Sie ie - 39 6 59 .6 98 12 2,753 16 
Droxford - aif 2 - - 86 OB 399 9 435 14) 3,042 17 
Fareham - = ~ ~ - = 159) 6 738 7 898. 3 4,354 11 
Fordingbridge - - = - - 15 8 251 16 266 19 2,800 18 
Hartley Wintney - = - - a6" 33 625 38 671 6 3,044 4 
Havant a = - - - - 60 11 479 11 540 2 2,615 2 
Hursley = = = - - - 2 19 oe oe 37. 873 9 


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Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of the Poor, for the Year ended at 
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Cost of Relief In-maintenance 
to Irremoyvable Poor. and Out-door 
Relief 
UNIONS, &e. PPR Reeve tata eek eee to ALL Classes 
nance: 
ee ee ORE Total. of ee or eae 
SouTHAMPTON—continued. £6. £  s. £ Ss. £ 
Kingselere- © = gs "tyqge §" oP 380 13 225 11 256 4 8,308 
Lymington §-, =.» (*+ > 78 14 526 17 605 11 4,062 
New Forest oe, oes = - - 174 10 689 10 864 0 5,140 
Petersfield ae mba ean 31 17 286 16 318 13 3,407 
Portsea Island - - - - - He 3238 4 823 4 23,411 
Ringwood- §- = = - -» ye 117 12 139.0 2,363 
Romsey - - > > - - 83 414 38 465 16 2,378 
Southamptont -  - - - = 749 12 1,886 18 2,636 10 9,067 
South Stoneham - > - - 194 3 692 2 886 5 8,909 
Stockbridge - - - - - 94 15 299 7 394 2 8,023 
Whitchurch - - - - - 83.8 387 18 471 «6 2,706 
Winchester - > - - - 280 11 1,420 18 17Or 4 7,347 
2,377 14 12,194 14 14,572 8 116,180 10 
STAFFORD. = te eS oh ee ae | 
Burton-on-Trent - > - - 98 3 1,249 15 1,347 18 5,045 8 
Cheadle = - - > > - 63 «6 592 12 655 18 2,462 8 
Leek - = = - - - - 100 138 647 14 748 #7 3,593 3 
Lichfield - = - - - - 8 10 271 18 280 8 4,965 17 
Newcastle-under-Lyme - - - 259 «#5 881 4 640 9 9,366 14 
Penkridge - - - - - <= 133 13 704 18 8388 11 2,986 10 
Seisdon  - - - » - - 9 a 312 .3 o21 4 1,790 90 
Stafford « - - - - - 138 138 605 19 744, .12 8,478.75 
Stoke-upon-Trent - - - - 367 6 460 2 827. 8 7,733 16 
Stone = - - - > - - 95 11 290 15 386. 6 2,801 17 
Tamworth- - + - - = 70 5 805 10 875 15 4176 10 
Uttoxeter - - - - - - 125 19 490 6 616 5 8,263 6 
Walsal - - - - - - 290 7 iy wal 1,664. 8 4,806 13 
West Bromwich - - = - 1,066 1 6,869 8 7,985 9 14,626 6 
Wolstanton and Burslem - 560 =8 2,462 8 3,022 16 7,862. 3 
Wolverhampton - > . - GIy 26 3,309 13 4,927 8 12,208 0 
5,004 16 20,821 6 25,8383 2 84,166 16 
SUFFOLK. eee a a7 eee earns wit ae 
Piythine- - §- 5i-ied- |. o+ 175 4 1,302 11 1,477 15 8,588 11 
Bosmere and Claydon -~ - - 134 19 1,402 19 1,587 18 6,681 18 
Bury St. Edmund’s} Se eg 142 14 27 SO 1,319 14 4,862 12 § 
Gosford & = f-f os ie Oe Tay AD 701 15 775 16 6,782 10 . | 
Hartismere - - - = = 79 8 656 18 736° 1 7,846 5 
Homer” - (+ 2i-m- | a 53 10 443-8 496 18 7,508 17 
Epewichs - £- <2 -f9)- | U 583 16 83,586 5 4,170" 1 10,403 0 
Mildenhall _ - - - - - 6 16 375 16 882 12 4,025 10 
Mutford and Lothingland Es pe 113, 1 408 14 522 5 4,200 13 
Plomesgate pis ae aaa on | a 91 18 731 10 823 8 7,799 0 
Risbridge - - - - - = 125 12 539 «6 664 17 8,535 10 
Samford -  - - - - - LOS) uh 830 7 933 18 3,570 8 
Stow - - - - - - - 4\ 14 1,083 11 Osa)" 6 8,161 4 
Sudbury - - - - - - 220 16 2,100 8 2,321 4 14,691 7 
Thingoe - - » > - - 380 16 792 10 823 6 8,745 17 
Wangford - - - ~ > - 270 18 816 4 1087 ~ 2 5,049 5 
Woodbridge - - ~ = - 102° 5 LASS Td 15591 6 9,588 19 
2008. 4 18,388 2 20,739 6 127,041 6 


























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80 Appendi« to the Ninth Annual Report 11856. 


No. 20.—Cost of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief of Irremovable Poor, also the Total 
Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of the Poor, for the Year ended at 
Lady-day 1856—continued. 













Total Cost of 











Cost of Relief In-maintenance 
to Irremovable Poor. and Out-door 
Relief 

UNIONS, &e. a Sl ae OA TO aases 
pene 

ince wun ORE Total. of Sa 

\ 
& Ss. & Ss. £ Ss. £ Ss. 
SURREY. 
Chertsey - - - - - - 310) «5 746 18 1,056 18 6,525 6 
Croydon ~« - - - - - 1,097 15 1,980 4 3,077 19 8,731 19 
Dorking - - - - - - 161 17 855 4 OU 4,141 1 
Epsom OR: ACE Romane ae Cate ry ae? f 599 «66 616 13 5,272 °° 6 
Farnham - - =-— = - - 5 242 8 242 8 3,317 14 
George, St., Southwark*- -— - 657 6 1,451 11 2,108 17 11,8386 7 
Godstone - - - - - - 68 1 925 5 993 6 4,201 0 
Guildford - - - - - - 226 «2 1,926 17 2,152 19 10,185 1 
Hambledon: (+ = <9 (- “= 95 15 796 - 2 891 17 5,460 7 
Kingston - = - - - = 478 7 2,185 12 2,663 19 9,096 18 
Olave, St. = - - - = - 689 19 1,075 5 1,765 4 574 5 
Reise Se ee 299 5 650 11 949 16 5,348 4 
Richmond - “ » - « = PASS 5) 490 19 750 4 2,824 9 
Rotherhithe® o« (0-9 wo es 165 2 5528 WT as 5,760 3 
Saviour, St. = - - - - 969 4 1,845 8 2,814 12 8,683 9 
Wandsworth and Clapham - s 1,456 9 Pee 7 3,873 16 16,217 14 
6,951 19 18,740 15 25,692 - 14 113,294 3 
SUSSEX. 
Battle = = ~ = - - 78 6 616 1 694- 6 6,358 18 
Chailey - - - - - - 48 15 3138 19 362 14 3,548 1 
Cuckfield - * - = - - 126 14 788 17 Oise 63317" 2 
Eastbourne ° « - - - 87 4 3038 14 390 18 8,928 8 
Hast Grinstead - - - - = 156 5 405 4 561 9 6,173 5 
Hailsham - - = - = - - 101 2 438 2 5894 5,433 2 
Hastings - « = = - = 3814 17 1255.0 0 ¥5569°> 1:7 5,286 14 
Horsham - - - - = . 133>-f 369 - 2 1,502- 8 6,585 138 
Lewes - = - - - = 198 11 5381 4 729 15 3,906 9 
Midhurst - - - = 95 - 24 2 632 3 656 5 S201 a8 
Newhaven - - - - - < Aloe wali 282 10 38238 11 2ATOy 17 
Petworth - - - - - - If U5 302 18 320° 13 55057 12 
Rye - - - - - - “ 128 19 843 «(0 971 19 6147 2 
Steyning - - - = - - IO S20 768 12 958 12 4,733 2 
Thakeham- =< sj28 “we ce 48 19 422 2 ATL 1 8,175 17 
Ticehurst - - - - - - 128 17 715 18 844 15 4,641 16 
Uckfield - - - - - - ome) 624 2 696 2 6,731 16 
Westbourne ~~ - - - - DOR a3 192 0 291 3 2,608 10 
West Firle - - - = - ae 86 14 36 14 1,756 9 
West Hampnett - - = = 47 12 106 18 154 5 3,017 9 
2,043 8 10,947 14 125991 2 93,824 15 
WARWICK. 

Meester =. lS amar ws. ce 44 5 606 18 650 18 5,422 6 
esome tals as Spe ckuen ae pe 223 19 688 12 912 11 2,957 17 
Atherstone ee, tet ee ee 74 18 934 15 1,009 13 3 pbb 
Birmingham || - .- .- + <= | 5613 0 8,034 0 13,647 0 32,987 12 
Hegiegibe i ye Re ew 99 17 616 9 716 6 3,495 11 
Meriden - - - “ - = 1-7 Hae 8) 765 16 8,800 11 
Nuneaton = = = = = & 92 «6 673 17 706. 3 3,967 9 


Rugby - - - = = « 5 19 467 12 473 11 4,905 1 


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Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of the Poor, for the Year ended at 
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Total Cost of 


























Cost of Relief In-maintenance 
to Irremovable Poor. and Out-door 
Relief 
UNIONS,’ &e. pare SS Pe ie a ET OA Classes 
i Poor 
Tne Out-door inciusive 
maintenance. Relief. Total. of oe 
, £& - & Ss. £& 
WARWICK—continued, ay i 
Soliulhs <6 woke ey ba Se 5 3 Ste 2 402 7 1,893 
Southam - - - - - - i320 OSs el 291 12 2,867 
Stratford-on-Avon - - - - 53 18 1,415 8 1,469 1 6,239 
Warwick - - - = - - 917 13 2153 8 237i 11,123 
6,537 2 16,988 17 23,475 19 83,170 
WESTMORLAND, 
East Ward - semen: Win - 45 15 526 7 BYP 2,524 
Kendal - we Ate me - 334 12 1,462 17 Oi Lo 7,166 
West Ward - - = - » 2 14 216 14 219 8 1,562 
3883 061 2,205 18 2,588 19 11,252 
WILTS. 
Alderbury- = = = - - 121 62, 662 11 783 18 6,044 
Amesbury- - - - - = 6 17 165 2 Ue 89 3,029 
Bradford - Se ee ° = 43 10 287 19 3831 9 4,168 
Calne - - - - - - - 6 18 504 11 511 9 4,239 
Chippenham - - - - - 154 15 1,149 10 1,304 5 8,484 
Cricklade and Wootton Bassett - 30: 37 © ADF 32, 488 9 4,702 
Devizes’ - - > > - - 28) 33 otto .7 1,143 10 9,629 
Highworth and Swindon - = 180 11 744 16 925 7 6,690 
Malmsbury - - - - - 250 10 649 18 900 «63 5,922 
Marlborough - - - ~ 61 18 600 8 662 6 3,219 
Melksham - - > - - - 164 6 AG 2 1,910 8 8,558 
Mere - = < S = - - 82 13 801 2 838 15 3,783 
Pewsey =< = <9. \* os 43 17 334 12 378 9 4,508 
ishurys < =f) gis 6. 4- Be 8 195 0 200 38 4,780 
Warminster - - - = = 69 16 803 38 872 19 8,597 
Westbury and Whorwelsdown - 65 15 519 16 585 11 5,064 
Wilton = - - - ° - do 2 864 11 422, 138 5,638 
1,324 13 1O;b51 L5 11,876 8 97,011 10 
WORCESTER. 
Bromsgrove = - ° > > 1327 2 960 9 1,092 11 5,578 6 
Droitwich - = - - = - 36 5 697 19 734 4 8,932 18 
Dudley’ = - - = = = 829 16 2,817 18 3,647 14 12,316 15 
Evesham - - - - - - ye 699 1 750 6 4,244 15 
Kidderminstey- - - - = 2 8 1,249 0 1,441 8 7,443 8 
King’s Norton- - - = = 24 17 417 15 442 12 3,016 2 
Martley' - = - = » = 20 7 975 12 995 19 4,805 11 
Pershore - - - - . ~ iG 620 15 692 11 §,326 17 
Shipston-on-Stour - - -— = 62 16 580 14 643 10 5,613 15 
Stourbridge - - - - - 682 5 1,265 12 1,947 17 6,978 8 
Wemjery. <5) 5 = ls 84 19 312 9 397 8 LS5L. 0 
Upton-on-Severn - - - - 28 19 1,087 0 1,115 19 5,874 10 
Worcester - = = = = = 378 9 1,308 9 1,686 18 6,123 19 
2,596 4 | 12,992 13 || 15,588 17 71,465 19 | 











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No. 20.—Cost of In- maintenance and Out-door Relief of Irremovable Poor, also the Total 
Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of the Poor, for the Near ended at 
Lady- day 1856—continued. 


Total Cost of 

















Cost of Relief In-maintenance 
to Irremovable Poor. and Out-door 
Relief 
UNIONS, &e.. . . igo oe te Nn eee EOFAT Tn OlASSES 
ante 
ranine sates Relic a: é ey ngs 
York (East Riding). £6. oa £ 
peverley .- =<“ <§o5 + p= 98 15 916. 4 1,014 
Bridlington ~ <3; -ig9 2 (- %e- SL <3 527 16 608 
Driffield - <f spies ie = 47 5 797 12 844 
Howden - - - = = 2 50 20 484. 3 584 
Kingston-on-Hull|| -- - -  - C3 294 7 274 
Patrington oO sete fon le. Ee 58 @4 “5 276 0 334 
Pocklington |". = 5 Canes 213 12 252 
Sculcoates - - - = Ris - 146 16 847 14 994, 
RGTIAUSH <7) = oie im Hw’ oe 29 8 284 5 313 
OTTERS o1Gh nM Sees Mw Fe 876 12 L877 “13 2,254 
928 0 6,499 6 vi 407 6 
- YorxK (North acca 
Bedale - - « - - -° 382 12 592 5 624 17 2422 2 
Easingwold ines aay Pee ake 20 19 290 9 sll 8 2,206 14 
Guisborough “= ss/- = He. . s 23 9 663 0 686 9 2,411 2 
dlelmsiey <2) = VA Pe 6 Ta Fe 15°79 79 6 194 15 1,323° i 
hirkoy Moorside’* =** - 7°. > ~ 27 1 12 84 18 86 10 1,192 6 
ieyourn = Gt a SRR uk. 67 4 5734 640 «8 2,666 5 
Malton - - - - - - 52 12 617 18 670 10 4,939" 5 
Northallerton - = - - - 8 14 435 18 444 12 2,624 8 
Pickering - - - : < - 19 0 202 18 221 18 1,884 9 
Reeth a a LO tia ce oy: 125° 4 127" 11. 1,679 7 
Richmond - - - - = ° 86 10 659 15 746 «5 2,960 15 
Scarborough - - < - - * 158 79 712 9 870 18 4,721 11 
Stokesley - - - - - - : So sot 288 15 296 16 1,872 15 
Thirsk = “- - - = - a7, 6 427 = 1 444 7 “2,445 11 
Whitby - < - “ = - 141 °7 872 12 1,013 19 83,9738 15 
655 11 6,725 -12 - 7,881" 3 39,328 6 
YorK (West Riding). 
Barnsley - - - - - - 472 5 3,025 5 3,497 10 8,357 «6 
Bradford - - - - : - PUL =O 9,740 8 10,857 8 17,679 Q 
Bierley, North- - ©- «- = 64 “4 “1 ' 2,269 18 J368 04% 7,554 2 
Dewsbury - - - : - - 323 19 1,286 11 1,610 10 6,350 13 
Doncaster - eae oe - - 2938 3 1,039 6 1,332°°~9 5,419 1 
Eeclesall Bierlow - - - : 463 3 1,638 17 2,102 0 5,941 8 
Goole - - - - - - - 170 12 588 6 758 18 8,413 1 
Halifax - = = - < - 574 10 3,780 6 4,304 16 11,879 6 
Hemsworth = - : - - as 860 18 3860 18 1,614 8 
Huddersfield - - - - - O04 29 3791) 3 4,095 12 14,316 9 
Keighley - - - - - - 115 4 2,802 5 Ol 9 8,392 10 
Knaresborough . - . - 37 10 589 5 626 15 3,522 10 
Ouseburn, Great - - - - 19-158 FA SS 2,070 17 
Pateley Bridge - - - - - 1 14 851 19 353 «13. 1920s ook 
Penistone - - - - - - es 5387 13 5387 138 2,409 7 
Ripon - - - - - - 49 13 iy af 617 0 3,886 15 
Rotherham - - - - - 208 10 233900) 47 2,542 7 6,703 16 
Saddleworth* - - - - - 80. 3 50 68 130 11 1,653 = 2 
Sedbergh - - <+« = =- = OL. 42 15 43 6 596 18 
Coline e's i's Wuragaincal Brae wks 58 10 456 17 B15 17 3,145 2 
Settle- - - - - - - 382 19 639 3 672 2 3,570 0 
Sheffield - - - - - = aU763) aL 6,577 10 8,341 1 26,317) 12 


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Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of the Poor, for the Year ended at 
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Total Cost of 
Cost of Relief In-maintenance 
to Irremoyable Poor. and Out-door 
4 Relief 
UNIONS, &e. ~ to ALL Classes 
a6 Poor 
In- Out-door aa wey y 
maintenance. Relief. Total. of ee able 
Yorxk (West Riding)—continued. £ s. £ s. fs. ee 
Skipton - - - - - 85 14 2,196 -11 2,282 5 7,720 90 
Thorne - - - - - 16 29 223 - 8 239 17 33592 4 
Wakefield - - - - - 195 6 2,063 13 2,258 19 8,081 1 
Wortley - - - - w 23 «1 3886 16 409 17 2,693 1 
6,469 8 47,360 13 53,880 1 168,750 0 
WALES. 
ANGLESEY. 
PEOEUREY = Oe et 4 me 2,186 7 2,136. 7 7,681 10 
Holyhead - - - eS ; 2,819 5 2,819 5 8,620 6 
* 4,955 12 4,955 12 16,251 16 
BRECKNOCK. 
Brecknock - = te 97 4 1,372 16 1,470 0 6,013 10 
Builth - . - - ~ ae 86l 4 361 = 4 2,955 14 
Crickhowell - = je = 170 6 1,205 - 2 1,375 8 3,221 14 
Hay - - - - - = 67 47 7382 4 799 11 3,827 11 
3384 17 3,64L 6 4,006 38 16,018 9 
CARDIGAN. 
Aberaeron - - - - - - 1 19 1,093 18 1,095 17 8,758 15 
Aberystwith - - - - 28 #6 1,056 0 1,084 6 4,958 8 
Cardigan - - = = = 105 3 1,604 6 1,709 9 6,442 5 
Lampeter - - - = = 650 6 650 6 3,190 12 
Tregaron - = - - = 432 4 482 4 2,013 5 
135) BS 4,836 14 4,972 2 20,363 5 
CARMARTHEN. 
Carmarthen - a tee 39 10 1,698 12 1,788 2 9,800 11 
Llanelly - -~ Sf) ee 61 17 1,168 0 1,229 17 AAS 7 
Liandilo Fawr - - - - 12 «0 906 16 918 16 5,282 14 
Llandovery - a ei is 1 16 504 5 506 1 3,559 1 
Newcastle-in-Emlyn Bee 215) 3 7 14 1,246 2 1,253 16 5,241 12 
122 17 5,523 15 5,646 12 98,253 5 
CARNARVON. ae ee 
Bangor and Beaumaris - - - 154 14 4,033 15 4,188 9 11,579 16 
Carnaryon- ° - - =) halo. = 148) 7 2,371 0 2,514 7 8,346 7 
Conway - Sia YS ARS > ar 1,475 16 1,475 16 5,008 1 
Pwllheli - - - + - - 52 14 iG 5 Fi S29) 7,653 5 
350 15 | 9,656 18 || 10,007 13 || 32,587 9 
DENBIGH. 
Llanrwst - - - - - = 47 16 708 18 756 14 4126 5 
Ruthin - - - - - - 47 12 1,702 14 1,750 6 6,825 9 
Wrexham - a < - - - 615. 5 2,029 10 2,544 15 8,149 17 
610 13 4 AAI 2 5,051 15 18,601 11 


As 
A a lp 


84 


Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report 


[1856. 


No. 20.—Cost of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief of Irremovable Poor, also the Total 
Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of the Poor, for the Year ended at 


Lady-day 1856—continued. 


UNIONS, &c. 


FLINT. 


Asaph, St. - - - 
Hawarden - - - 
Holywell - - - 


GLAMORGAN. 


Bridgend and Cowbridge 
Cardiff - - - 
Merthyr Tydvil - 
Neath 2 we 
Swansea - - - 


MERIONETH. 


Bala - = 
Corwen - 
Dolgelly - 
Festiniog - 


MONTGOMERY. 


Lianfyllin- ~ - - 
Machynlleth - - 
Newtown and Llanidloes 


PEMBROKE. 


Haverfordwest - 
Narberth - - 
Pembroke - - 


RADNOR. 


Knighton - 
Presteigne - 
Rhayader - 


‘Cost of Relief 


to Irremovable Poor. 


; In- 
maintenance. 


Out-door 
Relief. 


gG- Os 


1,067 
3,055 
5,822 
2,658 
2,412 
14,516 


2,822 9 
1,460 6 
916 18 


5,199 18 





Total. 


eens 


1,600 16 
169 138 
3,627 7 


5,397 16 


‘Total Cost of 
In-maintenance 
and Out-door 
Relief 
to ALL Classes 
of the Poor 
(inclusive 
of Irremovable 
Poor). 


£ 


7,674 
1,925 
12,142 


21,740 


1,179 
3,411 
5,855 
2,82'7 
2,699 


15,971 


215 
850 
891 
1,384 


3,041 5 


6,435 
12,523 
10,182 

7,888 
10,185 


47,216 4 


1,973 
3,139 
5,490 
5,509 


16,118 


1,006 3 
789 14 
8718 7 


2,669 


——————— 





5,462 
4,942, 
9,062 


19,467 


0 
2 
2,720 16 


7,100 18 





1856. of the Poor Law Board. 85 


No. 21. 





STATEMENT of the Number of Paupers of all Classes in receipt of Relief 
on the.lst of July 1856, in 624 Unions, &c., having a Population of 
16,529,865 ; the entire Population of England and Wales being 
17,927,609 (Census 1851). 



















































a) 


86 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report 9861 856 


No. 21.—SraremMentr of the Number of Paupers of all Classes in receipt of Relief on the 4 
of England and Wales being | 





























a IN-DOOR. a 
~ q 
Sy Population Number of the several Classes of Paupers in the Workhouse (notincluding — 
ro — 
a (Gensuk 1851). Able-bodied and their Children. Not Able- | 
COUNTIES Ey 
= Adults. Children under Adults. 
in which = i soe 2 Re nee died 
a : 2 Married “ oe Married i 
& the Unions, &e. ie Couples. : Tnmates. Couples. F a 
as are chiefly situate. S g a 3 
s : ie Union | Counties . | re E s q a ; 3 I 
3 S . Se ee Bie | eee |. a = 
Es % @ |Counties.| Proper. | a a AS ia BEB A a | oa & - 
2 fous 2 g gz a boc oP eS g 2 3 
5 i=) A Fy ° -) = vo) A is oO o) 
A ai L}. eee 4 5 6 (fe ek 9 10 
ENGLAND. 
6| Bedford- - -— -. -]| 185 129,668 124,448 1 3 5 37 32 32 6 6 126 
°12] Berks - - - - -| 286 199,106 170,065 4 6 40 174 115 124 12 13 341 
7 | Buckingham - - -| 192] 148,492 | 163,423 1 3 9 79 88 65] 10} 10 188 
9 | Cambridge - - - -| 173| 191,800| 185,40¢ 8 6| 56 135 82 118:| \58"| “20 987 
30) Chester -— .- <- -—° —| 452] 411,477) -aceyae 3 4| 63 164 94 103 9 9 239 
13| Cornwall - - - —-| 221| 355,892} 35¢,068| .. 3 3 216 208 | de] 220 
9 | Cumberland- - - -j| 200] 195,210} 195,492 2 27 5 134 155 129 11 8 189 
9| Derby - - ~ - —-| 272] 259,965} 296,084 2 2 i 45 35 47 741 J0 177 
19 | Devon - - - -— —-| 445 531,866 567,098 4 9 57 412 295 230 27 23 450 
12! Dorset - - - - -| 282 177,057 184,204 6 10 13 133 114 77 15 6 181 
14{/ Durham - - - -| 3811] 411,538] 390,997] .. 24 S=16 88 55 8L 9 8 250 
17| Essex - - ~ - -| 870] 344,077] 369,318 8| 24| 124] ~ 361 218 263| 42| 29 672 
16 | Gloucester - - - -| 840} 353,776 1 458,805 if 8] 41 257 204 162) 9 OF) 89 390 
8 | Hereford - - - -]| 288 110,578 115,489 3 4 8 75 50 66 4 4 116 
13 | Hertford Sam ima a 188,572 167,298 5 6 54 182 134 92 15 16 362 
8| Huntingdon- - - - 87 60,319 64,183 | -- i 7 40 33 15 3 4 64 
235| Kent. = —" =-' = =| 424 618,497 615,706 14 17 | 1738 582 271 396 78 81] 1177 
28 | Lancaster - - - -| 456 | 2,085,508 | 2,031,236 6 16} 290} 1,146 318 750 84 80 | 2,266 
11 | Leicester - - - -—{ 825] 234,164 230,308 5 Uf 87 152 126 118 16 15 293 
14) Lintoln=. = i ee 715 | 897,687 407,222 4 6 44 215 204 130 8 10 867 
23 | Middlesex - - - -]| 194 j 1,110,264 | 1,886,546 47 oY |" bls | 4,272 299} 1,009} 199] 172] 2,515 
6| Monmouth =.= - =| 161] 177,130 | 184,418 1 eee 59 40 87 5 5 138 
21| Norfolk - - - = -J| 692] 365,199 | 442,414 13 46 | 108 373 372 354 49 36 460 
12| Northampton - - -J| 823} 210,489] 212,380 1 1 14 121 17 99 5 13 174 
12 | Northumberland - -| 538 808,489 303,568 3 5 35 135 101 621° Il 12 218 
9| Nottingham- - - -| 298] 293,331 | 240,424 5 5| 64 126 96 96 6 g 249 
9} Oxford - - - - -j 290] 169,823 | 140,439 3 6 34 129 103 66 14 138 190 
2} Rutland- - - - -| 65] 24,214] 22,983 1 i 6 7 104. hs LIBRIS: 20 
do} palop- =. - = => =| 289 226,931 | - 220,345 3 4 24 158 163 44 8 6 225 
17 | Somerset - - - -j| 491] 462,898 | 443,916 2 2 22 346 $03 251 17 16 547 
95 | Southampton - - -| 301| 849,389] 403,30] IL] 12] 188 411} - 995 219} 21] 23 600 
16 | Stafford- - - - -| 255] 522,349] 608416 4 7| 56 289 168 188] 18| 20 449 
17 | Suffolk - - - - -| 514] 885,780} 334,213| 21/| 291 95 344 250 237 |- 24} 19 472 
99 | Surrey - - - - <-j 1651 676,713 683,082 22 31} 180 519 215 409 90 89 1,326 
91 | Sussex - - - - —| 284] 248690] 336,844 8 9| 84 266 206 188} 19| 2 491 
12 | Warwick - - - -| 223] 421,616 | 475,013 6| . 9] 120 288 115 150| 17| 1 366 
3 | Westmorland - - -/| 110 58,387 BO.z07 uals Sc 9 51 45 34 4 4 54 
17 | Wilts - - - = -| 303| 281,588 | 204 007 9| lo} 46 258 217 132 7 5 220 
13 | Worcester - - -— -| 268 884,325 240,926 3 6 64 248 170 202 17 20 373 
10 East Riding- -| 369} 250,779 | 254,286 1 1.4)" 19 99 48 58 7 7 193 
15 | York ; North Riding -| 477 187,728 215,214 2 4 15 86 98 44 6 6 150 
27 West Riding -| 519 | 1,182,845 | 1,325,409 6| 86 70 283 154 849 35 35 788 
580 ssa aes aes 13,158 | 15,541,851 | 16,921,888] 255 | 441 |2,766 | 10,490 | 6,341 | 7,821 | 993 | 918 | 18,561 | 16, 
WALES. 
o-Amolesey. == = = = 49 39,683 Cy 327 |... a aie Se aie AD 
payee recon = == -°= y=" 1 1068'} 89,178! Ong aL a 31 28 17 2 
5 | Cardigan - - - -]| 106 77,441 40,4790 si 2 Bi 22 20 18 2 
5 | Carmarthen- - - - 838 | 114,845 TLOOZIN| 1s). ws 6 36 28 26 2 
4|Carnarvon - ~ - - 88 98,185 84,8470 1 6 12 45 49 31 2 
38| Denbigh- - - - - 82 69,410 02,583 | .. sie 27 35 87 HOM Me Sa 
siibint =~ - =<) = = 45 74,932 68,156 1 1 ae es wy 1l 13 1 
5 | Glamorgan - - - -| 162] 240,031 | 231,849 1 i 23 100 68 85 1 
4|Merioneth - - - - 48 51,307 38,843 | «- os 1 8 9 5 2 
Su Montzomery = = = |= 62 59,092 OFS SM wers i 1 58 72 ESE 
3|Pembroke - - - -| 148 84,191 94,140 aa ed 2 39 41 15 i 
3] Radnor- - - - - 46 19,769 24,916 | .. a is 10 18 ae 
44 pore Unions wel 1,010 | 988,014 | roosyor| 4] 12! 76} 401] 3741 9301 J2 


1 of Unions, &c. in. , é 
624 Late See Eres y 14,168 | 16,529,865 we 259 | 457 | 2,842 | 10,801 | 6,715 | 7,560 | 1,005 
— | Residue of the Kingdom-| 486] 1,897,744 No Returns, 


- | Total of England & Wales {14,604 | 17,927,609 | 17,924,609 





- Notes. —(a) The Statement above is a Summary of Returns from 585 Unions, and 20 separate Parishes under the Poor Law 
the Kingdom, containing 436 Parishes, makes no return. iq 
(b) Each Union is ascribed to the County where the Parish from which the Union is named is situated ; but as many Unions 
must not be confounded with the numbers contained within the ordinary county boundaries; e.g., the 6 Unions in Bedfordshir 
Parishes of Bedfordshire are in like manner included in some of the Unions of the conterminous Counties. 

(c) The population of Counties, properly so called, is given above, that the reader may compare the number of persons therein — 





856.] of the Poor Law Board. e 87 


st of July 1856, in 624 Unions, &c., having a Population of 16,529,865; the entire Population 
7,927,609 (Census 1851). ~ 

















































IN-DOOR. 
‘lasses 14, 15,16, and 17.) : ny a 
—————— Lunatics, g h di ra 2 
pitied. Insane Persons, ummary of the preceding S iS 
SSS and Idiots. Columns. | = ira 
Children under 16. a Ss COUNTIES 
OLberbodied.’ | 38 $4 sigs ts Sire ae 
e-bodie aQeio ults. um) ham iz 
being Inmates. | 5.2 3 % i Ps A the Unions, &c. 
on ee oO ot 
; AS 3 eS 3 fs are chiefly situate. 
Sop yee ; = : 2 3 8 F 
85 | 0. | 288 ‘ 3 5 8 8 les ‘o 
=: ne | aad ra 3 =| n S 2 pa S35 a 
So. |age| 28 I s g | = $ ae s 
2Oo as ROE s o | Ss 5) 3 ° Gre! S 
= ro) fo) a es S) S om S) x > A 
11 12 1B. 14 15 16 17 As 
SSS = Sli ae Se El) We ce Ss S| lc ee en ee ee ee Cee cea 
Ty 25 188 27 31 6 165 164 294 623 4 627 Badioide eee 
14 41 616 33 34 5 430 460 915 | 1,805 3 | 1,808 | Berks, 
11 15 299 7 23 2 225 231 480 936 4 940 | Buckingham. 
1 ll 402 13 18 2 372 254 616 | 1,242 4 | 1,246 | Cambridge. 
15 28 410 81 104 9 385 462 659 | 1,506 18 | 1,519 | Chester. 
31 42 3938 23 67 5 264 654 774 | 1,692 1 | 1,693 | Cornwall. 
13 13 338 52 71 3 259 367 650 | 1,276 4 | 1,280 | Cumberland. 
58 65 248 39 56 4 221 301 457 979 1 980 | Derby. 
40 83 785 70 126 6 608 | 1,021} 1,439 | 3,068 6 | 8,074 | Devon. 
31 46 317 17 23 2 232 334 BO7i lac LISS) he 1,158 | Dorset. 
© 16 38 334 64 7 5 339 379 529 | 1,247 15 | 1,262 | Durham. 
21 91 800 68 92 6 915 867 | 1,896 | 8,178 4 | 8,182 | Essex. 
17 49 603 77 141 5 551 701} 1,040] 2,292 7 | 2,299 | Gloucester. 
14 17 184 10 21 4 141 175 332 648 | 648 | Hereford. 
5 17 360 389 54 4 485 476 612 | 1,573 15 | 1,588 | Hertford. 
2 10 113 ff 3 1 82 71 174 327 Bis 327 | Huntingdon. 
54 116 | 1,112 109 132 5 | 1,551] 1,794] 1,954 | 5,299 47 | 5,846 | Kent. 
112 353 | 3,334 363 459 35 | 3,010} 4,114] 4,901 | 12,025 | 166 | 12,191 | Lancaster. 
18 44 301 64 62 8 415 878 615 | 1,408 2 | 1,405 | Leicester. 
30 26 625 54 70 3 477 456 | 1,018] 1,951 2 | 1,953 | Lincoln. 
103 227 | 2,501 203 305 12 | 34711] 5,437] 4,151 | 18,059} 124 | 18,183 | Middlesex. ng 
3 8 177 20 20 8 176 178 268 622 7 629 | Monmouth. 
13 17 658 44 50 2- 674 724 | 1,410} 2,808 1 | 2,809 | Norfolk. 
26 17 302 34 64 3 230 298 564 | 1,092 2 | 1,094 | Northampton. 
6 13 347 44 47 3 311 408 531} 1,250 22 | 1,272 | Northumberland. 
26 15 194 86 125 4 410 417 431 | 1,258 4 | 1,262} Nottingham. 
4 152 313 24 a ae 265 309 638 | 1,212 7 | 1,219 | Oxford, 
Cy hare 42 2 28) 4g 29 33 54 1i6al, 4: 116 | Rutland. 
13 94 270 87 55 5 297 369 589 | 1,255 6 | 1,261 | Salop. 
42 67 | 1,078 a 106 9 665 857 | 1,750 | 3,272 18 | 3,290 | Somerset. 
26 48 975 94 104 9 864 964] 1,507 | 3,835 11 | 3,346 | Southampton. 
16 32 619 71 121 10 591 700} 1,083. 2,824 25 | 2,349 | Stafford. 
5 31 550 43 35 5 655 616 | 1,078| 2349] .. 2,349 | Suffolk. 
88 211 | 1,016 187 156 5 | 1754] 2,843) 1,945] 6,042 86 | 6,128 | Surrey. 
17 43 600 63 58 2 666 579 | 1,058 | 2,808 17 |. 2,320 | Sussex. 
9 24 502 47 67 12 555 608 812 | 1,970 19 | 1,989 | Warwick. 
‘: 5 59 25 Sik is 92 122 143 357 9 366 | Westmorland. 
5 6 563 82 62 2 314 456 925 | 1,695 6 | 1,701 | Wilts. 
15 81 360 52 70 8 509 571 786} 1,866 20 1,886 | Worcester. 
6 13 349 28 42 2 248 314 476 | 1,088 12 1,050 | East Riding 
9 8 120 19 19 2 194 206 279 SFI be 679 | North Riding {York 
60 153 871 184 197 12 | 1078] 1,162] 1,609] 3,849 62 | 3,911 | West Riding 
1,008 | 2,840 | 24,223 | 2,503 | 3,439] 227 | 25,175 | 31,820 | 41,479 | 97,074 | 756 | 98,780 || 741 OFC mloms, Se. in 
es WALES. 
, AS . ‘ ae ws ee as Ls Se nglesey. 
2 4 70 1 BS og 54 71 121 PASihes 246 | Brecon. 
- 2 19 1 BAG a 13 31 59 MOS) 42 103 | Cardigan. 
2 1 48 2 TW 3. 28 87 105 ae 190 | Carmarthen. 
if 4 38 5 13 1 29 69 117 215 1 216 | Carnarvon. 
1? ae 101 13 28 4 64 95 157 316 2 318 | Denbigh. 
: 7 150 11 12 1 38 40 182 260 | 261 | Flint. 
13 6 186 15 81 gO 87 195 359 681 5 686 | Glamorgan. 
2 6 11 3 ee 3 21 20 33 Tile 74 | Merioneth. 
1 ae 82 8 10 ae 28 75, 170 2738 Se 278 | Montgomery. 
ees tae 125 5 CH ae 25 62 184 1 ae 271 | Pembroke. 
Os. eh ee ff e 8 13 42 BS 3. 58 | Radnor. 
26 30 858 64 122 7 430 7281 1,529) 2,687 9 | 2,696 | Total of Unions, &c. in Wales. | 





——————, | S| | | | 








4| 93 2 5 { Total of Unions, &e. in 
1,03 4210 | 25,076 2,657 3,561 234 25,605 | 32,048 | 43,008 | 100,661 765 | 102,426 | England and Wales. 


ie Bt Se bs rs Residue of the Kingdom. 





ie ae sie be ad aes as as oe i ate Total of England and Wales. 





Amendment Act; 13 Incorporations and 5 Parishes under Local Acts; and 1 Parish under Gilbert’s Act. The wala of | 


embrace Parishes that are in two or more Counties, the number of Parishes and the amount of Population given above 


| in the above Table do, in fact, contain 122 Bedfordshire, 10 Buckinghamshire, and 8 Hertfordshire Parishes. The remaining 


with the population in “ Union Counties.” 


88 





COUNTIES 
in which 
} the Unions, &e, 


are chiefly situate, 


ENGLAND. 
{ Bedford - - - - 
f Berks - - - - - 
i Buckingham - - - 
Cambridge- - - - 
Chester - - = - 
Cornwall - = - - 
| Cumberland - - - 
f{ Derby - - - = - 
{ Devon - 
@ Dorset - 
f{ Durham - - - - 
Essex - 
Gloucester - - - - 
Hereford ~ - - - 
¥ Hertford - - - - 
f Huntingdon - - - 
fKent - - - - = 
Lancaster - - - - 
Leicester - - - - 
@ Lincon- - - - - 
Middlesex - 
Monmouth- - - - 
Norfolk - - - - 
Northampton - - - 
f Northumberland - - 
Nottingham - - - 
Oxford- - - - - 
Rutland - - - - 
Salop - - - - = 
Somerset - - - - 
§ Southampton - - - 
Stafford - - - - 
Suffolk- - - - -+ 
Surrey - - - - - 
‘Sussex - — = «= = 
Warwick - - - -—- 
Westmorland - - - 

Wilts - - - - 
Worcester - - - - 
E. Riding 
York N. Riding - - 
W.Riding - - 
Total of Unions, &ce. 
in England - ia 





WALES. 
Anglesey - - - - 
Brecon- - - - - 
‘Cardigan 
Carmarthen 
Carnaryon - 
Denbigh - 
Flint -- - 
Glamorgan - 
Merioneth - - - = 
Montgemery - - - 
Pembroke - - - - 
Radnor- - - = - 


Total of Unions, ey 





J 
{ 
| 


i 
i 
I 


1 
i 
| 





in Wales - —- 


Total of Unions, &c. in 
England and Wales — 


Residue of the Kingdom 


Total of England & Wales 










Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report 


OUT-DOOR. 


[1856, 


Statement of the Number of Paupers of all Classes in receipt of Relief on the 1st July 1856 in 624 Unions, &c., having 







Numbers of the several Classes of Paupers relieved out of the Workhouse (not including : 


Able-bodied, or the Families of Able-bodied. 














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1 2 


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=] 


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oS 
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as 244 
2] 318 
50 644 
3} 412 
F143 
310 
49 
574 
898 
344 
345 
845 
230 
515 
361 
244 
282 
3803 
an 387 
2} 255 
es 520 
3 | 472 
oe 661 
1} 600 
634 
4 | 320 
an 251 
1 32 
1} 328 
2] 340 
117 
at 91 
Wile oul 


54 114,639 


aa” 


be” 


pH” 











Adult Males relieved on account 


of Sickness, 
mity of an 















Accident, or Infir- 
mily, or of 


y of the Fa 


i) 


a Funeral. 
Adult Males 


(married or single) 


* relieved on account of want of 


Work, or other causes. 








Families of 
AdultMales, 
in Columns 
1, 2, 3, and 4, 
resident 
with 
the Father. 





Children under 


ox Wives. 


~ Widows. 








79| .. | 186} 488} 478 
162 1| 274] 615 | 565 
137 2| 340] 753] 618 
146 2| 376 11,039 | 863 

31 | 21 | 220] 603 | 962 

39} .. | 197] 618 | 1,075 

27{/ 11] 97! 332] 504 

9 1} 90| 223] 348 
847 | 19 | 670 | 1,591 | 1,881 
122 2| 278| 658 | 700 

11 5] 291] 741 | 1,474 
490 6 | 991 | 3,296 | 1,280 
170] 16] 480 | 1,215 | 1,036 

50 71 169} 485] 313 
134 343 | 1,027 | 659 

Bl ..6 45 | 181 | 198 
203 8 | 678 | 2,110 | 1,675 
339 | 412 | 1,479 | 5,195 | 4,977 

77 | .. | 847 |1,008| 570 

58 1} 834] 933 | 1,018 
215 | 348 | 1,275 | 3,681 | 3,454 

31} .. | 196} 639] 610 
187 4| 526 | 1,555 | 1,398 

92 4\ 357 | 8438| 777 

11{ 14] 232] 640 | 1,433 
74 |... | 288 | 783} 676 
232 | 10] 346} 814] 560 

CN ee 29 | 100} 69 
48 8| 281 | 826 | 538 
339 | .. | 686 | 1,662 | 1,503 
266 | 24] 597 | 1,579 | 1,588 

36 9 | 577 | 1,470 | 1,415 
876 | 30] 774 | 2,301 | 1,351 
306 | 210 | 914 | 2,958 | 2,146 
266 | 10| 480 }1,661 | 808 

92 7 | 288 | 721 | 880 

10 3| 451 166 | 202 
199 1} 352} 923] 909 

79 | .. | 872 11,023 | 881 

10 4| 118} 339] 616 

11 4| 85] 271 | 412 
215 | 201 | 980 | 2,896 | 2,761 

5,737 | 1,415 |17,633 130,839 





45,692 | 116,054 


; dependent on 


Children under 16 
Widows. 


oe) 


1,176 
1,497 
1,516 
1,991 
2,562 
2,831 
1,344 
974 
3,184 
1,786 
3,601 
3,421 
2,865 
844 
1,631 
510 
4,511 
13,288 
1,453 
2,573 
8,718 
1,521 
3,526 
1,891 
3,419 
1,724 
1,285 
161 
1,365 
1,503 
3,480 
3,600 
3,359 
5,815 
2,307 
2,507 
441 
2,307 
2,650 
1,443 
1,019 
7,455 





«© Single Women without Children. 


64 
102 
151 

53 

49 

14 

22 
109 


242 


107 


120 


26 











Families Families Resident 
Illegitimate | relieved on | of Soldiers, | Families of 
Children | account of Sailors, other 
and their Parent and non-resident 
Mothers. being in Marines Males 
Gaol, &c. relieved. relieved. 
ra =| r=] r=] 
oO 2 . Oo ° o . Oo 
m mM ws m ~ 
a a) ) 4 © o © «| 
S jot) | tel Riy ee, ee here ae ee 
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54 
11 


182 
il 
29 
39 
17 


86 
368 


14 
216 
14 
54 
20 
182 


12 
18 
33 
30 
184 


11 
227 
23 
36 
57 
32 


109 


(735 


421 





20| 63| 29 
17 48, WD 
B61: (OBEhs: IF 
40} 197] 19 
49 | 168| 68 
15| 45| 14 
10 | 80-4 51 
12| s¢{| 13 
42} 1238] 83 
32} 101| 19 
49 | 157 | 29 
46 | 174] 20 
71 | 1614 36 

7| 9% 5 
40 | 140] 35 
30 | 87 7 
65 | 190| 25 
211 | 648 | 424 
35 | 108] 43 
31 | 105] 19 
92 | 270] 142 
14] 39 5 
67} 180| 86 
21 7 \ 28 
49 | 122] 49 
24] 74] 112 
29| 85] 21 
403 mie 3 
88.1. 804) 15 
99 | 278] 49 
44| 123| 81 
74 | 218| 85 
47] 1634 41 
49 |. 164 | 45 
38 | 186] 14 
48.1 147 |. 68 

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29 | 92 7 
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42 
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171 
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26 
148 
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18 
105 
28 
51 
24 
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4 
26 
18 
34 
12 
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42 
223 
2,576 
175 
247 
795 
144 
136 
182 
346 
225 
66 
i 
59 
450 
375 
148 
70 
386 
bl 
304 
31 
319 
67 
146 
46 
1,154 



















































157 
8 
61 
44 
149 
28 
60 
65 
17 
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Ss 78 20| 8) 92] 8461 824 
earl < 1g 5 1}! 5204577, 5 108 
- 40 10| 23| 71} 230] 389 
selene 08 24| 2| 1031 326] 530 
11} 88 76| 12] 185| 530| 724 
is) bas QA bes 54] 168] 219 
By 29 21 We} 48.1 2180-4 | 807 
11 | 298 16] 16| 287] 626 | 1,213 
. 55 Oe ee 63 | 235 | 223 
98 41 2} 109] 813 | 225 
58 ee 51 | 127] 881 
16: 8 4} 24] 94| 60 
24| 917 264 | 64 | 1,102 | 3,241 | 4,658 
78 |15,556| 6,001 | 1,479 |18,735 |54,080 


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ra Population of 16,529,865; the entire Population of England and Wales being 17,927,609 (Census 1851)—continued. 


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Dlasses 22, 23, 24, and 25.) 


Not Able-bodied. 





m Ss 
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18 19 
934 | 2,148 
1,495 | 2,866 
1,392 | 3,235 
1,410 | 3,418 
1,785 | 3,907 
1,635 | 4,495 
987 | 2,429 
904 | 2,015 
5,057 | 11,427 
1,963 | 4,319 
1,308 | 3,807 
2,712 | 5,350 
2,623 | 5,648 
1,826 | 2,487 
1,429 | 3,105 
492 | 1,153 
2,915 | 7,050 
6,598 | 14,477 
1,729 | 3,365 
2,451 | 5,506 
2,489 | 6,916 
997 | 2,099 
8,488 | 7,655 
1,621 | 3,65 
1,636 | 4,917 
1,703 | 3,411 
1,661 | 3,188 
112 343 
1,470 | 8,177 
4,883 | 10,321 
2,448 | 5,336 
1,952 | 4,350 
8,381 | 6,557 
2,426 | 5,960 
2,293 | 4,092 
1,909 | 4,716 
823 606 
762 | 5,632 
2171 | 4,337 
974 | 2,700 
1,092 | 2,921 
4,740 | 10,792 











517 | 1,245 
518 | 1,257 
722 | 2,091 
1,043 | 2,987 
1,048 | 2,587 
652 | 1,659 
858 | 2,134 
928 | 2,611 
623 | 1,562 
767 | 1,679 
761 | 2,157 
242 | 475 





8,679 | 22,444 














to Children under 16, relieved with 
Parents. 


285 
461 
292 
73 
616 
599 
388 
257 
2,512 
1,062 
319 
862 
964 
596 
404 
178 
1,260 
1,776 
274 
1,149 
1,081 
BAT 
1,525 
348 
414 
299 
584 
53 
523 
2,091 
665 
421 
1,038 
1,204 
1,369 
740 
lll 
1,041 
744 
409 
460 
179 


346 
476 
248 
271 
618 
354 
677 
252 
361 
413 
298 
206 


to Orphans or other Children under 
™ 16, relieved without Parents. 


188 
159 
161 
227 
491 
160 
176 
1389 
318 
248 
404 
449 
277 
LN 
208 
638 
413 
1,566 
184 
822 
384 
192 
448 
213 
356 
231 
185 
37 
174 
450 
457 
273 
505 
439 
328 
220 
64 
400 
255 
ATS 
159 
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Insane Persons, | of the preceding Columns 5 s = S85 
and Idiots. of Out-door Paupers. a © » [x82 5 
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22 23 24 25 B. C: 
36 79 44 1,218 | 2,993 | 2,826 | 6,587 es 6,587 | 7,164 7,164 
PEt 1438 8 | 1,996 | 3,981 | 2,899 | 8,876 6 | 8,882 | 10,690 10,690 
53 48 5 | 1,895 | 4,482 | 2,957 | 9,284 6 | 9,290 | 10,280 10,230 
At 53 1} 1,915 | 5,008 | 4,144 | 11,067 He 11,067 | 12,318 2) 12,3811 
Oi 107 2 { 2,158 | 5,590 | 5,071 | 12,819 22 | 12,841 | 14,860 1 | 14,859 
52 46 2 {| 1,921 | 5,992 | 4,569 | 12,482 5 | 12,487 | 14,180 5 14,180 
50} 84 4| 1,108 | 3,212 | 2,556 | 6,876 7 | 6,888 | 8,163 13 | 8,150 
65 75 2; 1,068 | 2,595 | 1,718 | 5,376 23 | 5,899 | 6,379 6 6,378 
207 248 7 {| 6,125 | 14,276 | 8,476 | 28,877 12 | 28,889 | 31,963 28 | 31,935 
56 62 4] 2,387 | 5,557 | 4,116 | 12,060 .. | 12,060 | 13,218 24 | 138,189 
53 74 1 | 1,697 } 5,922 | 5,632 | 13,251 44 | 18,295 | 14,557 14,557 
70 107 2] 3,924 | 8,092 | 8,409 | 20,425 1 | 20,426 | 23,608 23,608 
130 176 2 | 3,583 | 7,461 | 5,792 | 16,786 24 | 16,810 | 19,109 19,109 
62 7 1| 1,586 | 8,119 | 2,114 | 6,819 5 | 6,824 | 7,472 7,472 
41 73 7} 1,915 | 4,869 | 3,531 } 9,815 4) 9,819 | 11,407 11,407 
V7 36 dc 567 | 1,508 | 1,029 | 38,099 +c 3,099 | 3,426 3,426 
147 176 6 | 3,853 | 9,977 | 8,886 | 22,716 26 | 22,742 | 28,088 ee 28,088 
569 612 17 | 8,786 | 23,731 | 26,953 | 59,420 | 148,| 59,568 | 71,759 70 | 71,689 
123 135 1} 2,278 | 4,658 | 3,348 | 10,279 8 | 10,287 | 11,692 4 | 11,688 
118 167 9 | 2,976 | 7,293 | 5,401 | 15,670 11 | 15,681 | 17,634 3 | 17,681 
587 818 9} 4,461 | 18,294 | 15,639 | 33,394 63 | 83,457 | 46,640 83 | 46,557 
55 70 2) 3s | S107- |) 8128) 7,04 69 | 7,613 | 8,242 8,242 
83 122 3 | 4,280 | 10,134 | 7,579 | 21,998 4 | 21,997 | 24,806 10 | 24,796 
78 98 9 | 2,158 | 5,185 | 38,649 | 10,987 12 | 10,949 | 12,043 12,043 
105 96 8 | 2,019 | 7,160 | 5,659 | 14,829 ac 14,829 | 16,101 16,094 
1s | Gy ag 6| 2,178 | 4,812 | 3,598 | 10,588 | 17 | 10,605 | 11,867 11,867 
75 118 8 | 2,281 | 4,368 | 3,058 | 9,707 7 | 9,714 | 10,988 5 | 10,928 
3 3 ie 155 456 370 981 6 981 | 1,097 1,097 
124 161 7 | 1,907 | 4,872 | 3,104 | 9,383 7 | 9,890 | 10,651 ae 10,651 
183 229 14 | 5,925 | 18,198 | 9,032 | 28,155 10 | 28,165 | 31,455 12} 31,443 
115 176 7 | 3,818 | 8,281 |) 6,919) | 18,513 4 | 18,517 | 21,863 a0 21,863 
120 83 4] 2,757 | 6,693 | 6,346 | 15,796 86 | 15,832 | 18,181 3} 18,178 
64 | 92 5 | 4,457 | 9,151 | 7,583 | 21,191 | .. | 21,191 | 23,540 ., | 28,540 
208 | 234 18 | 8,815 | 9,787 | 11,281 | 24,783 9 | 24,792 | 30,920 88 | 80,882 
76 | 120 9 | 2,970 | 5,708 | 5,923 {14,601 | 16 | 14,617 | 16,937 15 | 16,922 
52| 75 5| 2,310 | 6,244 | 4,818 |13,872| .. | 13,872 | 15,361 15,361 
15 17 ae 394 915 851 | 2,160 5 | 2,165 | 281 50 2,531 
80 92 3 | 8,371 | 7,352 | 5,204 | 15,927 18 | 15,940 | 17,641 30 17,611 
114 138 5 | 2,708 | 5,989 } 4,969 | 13,616 16 | 18,652 | 15,518 15 | 15,508 
66 | 56 1,171 | 3,638 | 2,666} 7,470] .. | 7,470 | 8,520 92} 8,428 
78 77 3 1,276 | 8,577 | 2,041 | 6,894 2 |..6,896 | 7,070 ae 7,579 
264 309 12 | 6,235 | 16,8638 | 14,776 | 37,374 25 | 37,899 | 41,310 11 | 41,299 
3343 214 |114,291 |279,390 |238,061 |631,742| 667 |532,409 |731,139 472 | 730,667 
p26) 3 91 643 | 2,037 | 2,017 | 4,697 1] 4,698 | 4,698] .. 4,698 
18 44 4 561 | 1,475 | 1,006 | 3,042 13 | 3,055 | 3,801 2 8,299 
87 72 7 832 | 2,783 | 1,589 | 5,154 a6 d,154 | 5,257 5,257 
61 73 4] 1,231 | 8,782 | 2,075 | 7,088 5 | 7,098 | 7,288 7,283 
53| 69] 4] 1,293 | 3,823} 3,298] 8,844] 1] 8345] 8,561 8,561 
28 34 749 | 2,017 | 1,280 | 4,046 ais 4,046 | 4,864 4,364 
20 28 iid 932 | 2,551 | 1,727 | 5,210 4] 5,214 | 5,475 ae 5,475 
75 96 1] 1,348 | 4,425 | 4,005 | 9,773 19 | 9,792 | 10,478 6 | 10,472 
34 37 2 724 | 1,968 | 1,347 | 4,084 7 | 4,041.) 4,115 Ae 4,115 
32 33 aie 940 | 2,218 | 1,422 | 4,580 6 | 4,586 | 4,859 ete 4,859 
43 3 1 863 | 2,702 } 1,589 | 5,104 se 5,104 | 5,875 5,875 
5 16 6 275 678 657 | 1,610 OF 269) |) 1677 1,677 
436 586 88 | 10,386 | 30,404 | 21,892 | 62,682 65 | 62,747 | 65,448 8 | 65,435 
252 |124,677 |309,794 259,958 694,424 | 732 |1695,156 |796,582 480 | 796,102 


94,300 |218,268 | 35,643]15,103 | 5,149 | 6,429 


COUNTIES 
In which 
the Unions, &c. 


are chiefly situate, 





ENGLAND. 

Bedford. 
Berks. 
Buckingham. 
Cambridge. 
Chester. 
Cornwall. 
Cumberland. 
Derby. 
Devon. 
Dorset. 
Durham. 
Essex. 
Gloucester. 
Hereford. 
Hertford. 
Huntingdon, 
Kent. 
Lancaster 
Leicester. 
Lincoln. 
Middlesex. 
Monmouth. 
Norfolk. 
Northampton. 
Northumberland. 
Nottingham. 
Oxford. 
Rutland. 
Salop. 
Somerset. 
Southampton. 
Stafford. 
Suffolk. 
Surrey. 
| Sussex. 
Warwick. 
Westmorland. 
Wilts. 
Worcester. 
E. Riding 
N. Riding 
W. Riding 
Total of Unions, &e. in 

England. 


York. 








WALES. 

Anglesey. 
Brecon. 
Cardigan. 
Carmarthen, 
Carnarvon. 
Denbigh. 
Flint. 
Glamorgan. 
Merioneth. 
Montgomery. 
Pembroke. 
Radnor. 
Total of Unions, &¢. in 

Wales. 
( Total of Unions, &e. in 
( England and Wales. 


Residue of the Kingdom 
Total of England & Wales 


090 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 7 


Comparative Statement of the Number of Paupers of All Classes in Receipt of Relief on the 1st July 


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1855 and 1856, in 624 Unions, &c., having a Population of 16,529,865 Persons ; the entire Population of 4 
England and Wales being 17,927,609 (Census 1851). 


















































































































































a aa ; Number of Paupers of all Classes 
& COUNTIES ce eon niaon relieved Difference 
b in which aay (Census 1851). nes ee Te Difference 
S the Unions, &c. Soe. On Ist July 1855. On Ist July 1856. 
tH hart 
4 are chiefly situate. ae Union | Counties : be : | Ist July 1856 | per Cent, 
q fo ~ 5 Bs, 
5 BSP Counties. | Proper. need donk: cock: Tee ae be ead BG oa ae 
ENGLAND, Incr. Decr.|Incr. Decr. 
6| Bedford- - -| 185] 129,668] 124,448) 9809] 6,489] 7,248] 627) 6,587] 7,164 — 84); — 1°2 
12 | Berks - * — —-| 286] 199,106] 140,067] 1,855/ 9,191) 11,046] 1,808] 8,882] 10,690 — 356; — 38°2 
7 | Buckingham - —| 192| 143,492/ 163,723]  987| 9,694] 10,681] 940) 9,290) 10,280 — 451] — 4°2 
9| Cambridge - -| 173! 191,800| 185,405] 1,397 | 11,381} 12,778] 1,246/11,065| 12,311; — 467] — 38°7 
10 | Chester — - —| 452] 411,477] 4ss,yo2| 1,632) 18,258| 14,890] 1,519| 12,840] 14,359] — 531| — 8 °6F 
-13| Cornwall - -~| 221 | 355,392) 392,498] 1,569/ 12,878] 14,447) 1,693) 12,487| 14,180; — 267] — 1°8} 
9|Cumberland - -—-| 200! 195,210} 195,492! 1,298| 7,116] 8,414] 1,280) 6,870} 8150} — 264) — 381} 
9| Derby - —-  -| 272] 259,965| 296,084! 1,025| 5,189] 6,214) 980] 5,393] 6,873; 159 — |2°6 — 
19| Devon —- —- -—| 4451] 581,366] £64,098| 3,131 | 29,247 | 32,378| 3,074|28,861| 81,935] — 448| — 1:4} 
12 | Dorset - —- —-| 282] 177,057| 184,207| 1,362 12,084|'13,446| 1,153 |12,036| 13,189} — 257| — 1:9} 
14|Durham- - -| 311 | 411,538] 390,997| 1,151! 18,746| 14,897] 1,262 /13,295| 14,557 — 340| — 2°35 
17 | Essex (-- - - | 370}! 844,077] 369,318] 3,193) 21,852| 24,545] 3,182 | 20,426] 23,608! — 9387/ — 38°8} 
16 | Gloucester - -| 340] 353,776| 458,805| 2,339] 16,909] 19,248] 2,299/16,810/ 19,109} — 139| — O'7} 
8 | Hereford — -—{| 288] 110,573] 115,489] 606) 6,662| 7,268] 648] 6,824; 7,472} 204 — |2°8 — Ff 
13 | Hertford - -| 174} 188,572! 167,298] 1,798| 10,243] 12,041] 1,588| 9,819] 11,407; — 634] — 5°3— 
38 | Huntingdon - - 87 60,319 64,183 858 | 38,197) 3,550 327 | 38,099} 3,426; — 124; —. 3°bf 
98|Kent —- —- —| 424] 618,497] 61¢,766| 5,644/ 23,296] 28,9401 5,346 | 22,742| 28,088] — 852] — 2:9 
98 | Lancaster - — | 456 | 2,085,508 | 2,031,236 | 12,718 | 63,352] 76,070 | 12,191 | 59,498 | 71,689! — 4,381| — 5°8 F 
11 | Leicester —- -—| 325 | 234,164! 230,308] 1,650| 10,176! 11,826| 1,405|10,283| 11,688] — 188] — 1:2} 
14} Lincom - - -{ 715 | 397,687) 404,222| 1,936|15,481| 17,417] 1,953 | 25,678| 17,681| 214 — {1:2 — F 
23. | Middlesex - —| 194 | 1,110,264) 1,886,376 | 13,066 | 32,506| 45,572 | 13,188 | 33,874 46,557| 985 — |2°2 — § 
6! Monmouth - -—-| 161! 177,180} 1¢4,418| 785] 7,567| 8,302}  629| 7,618} 8.242; — 60]'— O7F 
21 | Norfolk - - -—| 692] 365,199] 442,714| 2,815 | 22,858] 25,673} 2,809 | 21,987| 24,796] — 877| — B:4— 
12 | Northampton — | 323 | 210,489] 212,380] 1,092] 10,918) 12,010] 1,094/10,949) 12,048) 388 —°|0°3 — § 
12 | Northumberland - | 538 | 303,489} 303,568] 1,830] 15,073] 16,403| 1,272 | 14,822; 16,094; —  309| — 7'9 
9| Nottingham -. - | 293 | 293,331] 270,427] 1,587/11,186| 12,773] 1,262|10,605| 11,867; — 906] — 71 
9| Oxford - -—- -—| 290] 169,823! 140,439] 1,290] 9,761| 11,051} 1,219] 9,709] 10,9298; — 123} — 11} 
2|Rutland- - -—-—| 65] 24,214! 22,983] 150] 929! 1,079) 116]. 981| 1,097; 18 — |17 — § 
15|Salop - - —| 289] 226,231! 229,347] 1,181) 9,418| 10,599] 1,261) 9,390} 10,651; 52 — |0° — § 
17 | Somerset - -|]| 491 | 462,898] 443,916| 3,203 | 29,645 | 32,848! 3,290 | 28,153} 31,448; — 1,405| — 4°38} 
25 | Southampton- -—- | 301 | 349,339] 405,370) 3,326|18,681| 22,007| 3,346|18,517| 21,863] — 144] — O-7§ 
16 | Stafford —- —| 255 | 522,349| 608,716] 2,584| 15,265] 17,799] 2,349 |15,829| 18178] 379 — |212 — | 
17 | Suffolk - - . -| 514] 835,780] 337,215| 2,595| 4,996] 24,591] 2,349] 21,191 | 23,540; — 1,051] — 4°3 F 
20| Surrey - - -| 151] 676,713! 683,082! 5,989 | 24,354| 30,343] 6,128 | 24,754] 30,882| 539 — |1°8 — F 
21 | Sussex - —-. —-| 2841 248,690) 336,844] 2,386|14,726| 17,112] 2,320/ 14,602! 16922) — 190/ — t11f 
12 | Warwick —- -—| 223] 421,616} 445,013| 2,866| 12,737] 15,103] 1,989 | 18,372| 15,861) 258 — |1°7 — 
3 | Westmorland- —-| 110| 58,887| 48,287) 3883) 2,164] 2547] 3866| 2,165 2.531] — 16106 — Ff 
17 | Wilts - - —|.-303| 231,588] 264,221! 1,885/16,047| 17,882) 1,701 | 15,910| 17,611 —. 271] — 1°bF 
13 | Worcester - —| 268] 384,325] 246,926) 1,937|13,749| 15,686] 1,886|18,617| 15,508; — 183] — 1°2F 
10 EB. Riding -| 369 | 250,779| 254,286] 1,170| 7,492| 8,662] 1,050! 7,878] 8,428| — 234] — 2-7 
> 715 | York? N. Riding - | 477 | 187,728| 215,214] 675! 7,097| 7,772] 679] 6,896) 7,575; — 197| — 2°65 
427 W. Riding - | 519 | 1,132,845 | 1,325,495 | 3,919] 40,042 | 48,961] 3,911/37,388| 41,299] — 2,662| — 61] 
- 1580 ce Seer 13,158 |15,541,851|16,921,888)102,017/645,102/747,119 | 98,730 |631,937/730,667 | — 16,452) — 2°2 
WALES. ; i 
2 | Anglesey en dG: 280-688 | sey sey | To 4,837 |. 4,837] .. 4,698| 4,698] — 139| —° 2°98 | a 
4|Brecon’- - -| 106| 59,178| 61,474| 228) 8,105] 3,898} 246] ‘3,053} 3299] — 29| — oo, @ 
5 | Cardigan —- =| 106| 77,441| 70,796| . 121| 5,125} 5,246} 103] 5,154) 5,257; 11 — | 0°2 —' = 7am 
5 | Carmarthen - -| 88| 114,845] 110,632] 202] 6,974| 7,176] 190! 7,093] 7,288|107 — |15 — : 
4/Oarnarvon - - 88 98,185 84,840; 187] 8,259] 8,446 216) 8,845} 8,561) 115 — | 14 — 3 
3|Denbigh- - -| 82] 69,410] 92,583} 327] 3,875| 4,202) 818] 4,046| 4,864|/ 162 — |3°9. — a 
Bekini... -— —- = 45 74,9382 | 68,156) 278) 5,285] 5,563} 261) 5,214| 5,475) — 88| — 1°6 4 
5 | Glamorgan - -| 162] 240,031! 231,849;  660{ 9,378] 10,0388] 686] 9,786| 10,472| 484 — |4°38 —., : 
4|Merioneth - -| 48| 51,8071] 38,843/ 71] 4,214] 4,985 74| 4,041| 4,115" — 170} — 4°0 ; 
3 | Montgomery - -—| 52] 59,092] 64,335! 259) 4,975] 5,234| 278! 4,586] 4,859] — 875| — 72) 
31 Pembroke - -—| 143| | 84,191| 94,140} 258) 5,028] 5,286] 271) 5,104| 5,875] 89 — |17 — F- 
38} Radnor - - - 46 19,769 | 24,4716 69} 1,765] 1,834 58| 1,619) 1,677; — 157|'—  8°6 j 
—— : Fed a RE od. | ee C= aes Ee Boel cl eee a 
gee eet ons, ae 1,010 | 988,014 | 1,005,721 2,655 | 62,820 | 65,475 | 2,696 | 62,739 | 65,485] — 40) — 0-1 7 
ep Pee ee ee, PR Se vo Pa ee oe q 
624 | Total of Unions, &¢. in Q ko x | _ at F eth : J 
England and wien 14,168 |16,529,865 104,672)707,922|812,594 |102,426/694,676|796,102 16,492 O'1 f 
- | Residueofthe Kingdom | 486) 1,397,744 No Returns. = oe Ae - Care tng F 
= Ten ol, ——|—--—— — =| —— | |---| —- —— |—__- 
Fe ee ae seed 7.087 G00 len. o2n600l.b..- | fc yesh visto te te nies | 


WNotes.—(a) The Statement above is a Summary of Returns from 585 Unions and 20 separate Parishes under the Poor Law Amend- 
ment Act, 13 Incorporations and 5 Parishes under Local Acts, and 1 Parish under Gilbert’s Act. The residue of the Kingdom, con- 
taining 486 Parishes, makes no return. 
(6) Each Union is ascribed to the County where the Parish from which the Union is named is situated ; but as many Unions embrace 
Parishes that are in two or more Counties, the number of Parishes and the amount of Population given above must not be confounded 
with the numbers contained within the ordinary county boundaries; e.g., the 6 Unions in Bedfordshire in the above Table do, in fact, ° 
contain 122 Bedfordshire, 10 Buckinghamshire, and 8 Hertfordshire Parishes. ‘The remaining Parishes of Bedfordshire are in like ig 
manner included in some of the Unions of the conterminous Counties. Pot eg _¥ 
(c) The population of Counties, properly so called, is given above, that the reader may compare the numbers with the population 
in ** Union Counties.” 


1856.] of the Poor Law Board. 


No. 28. 


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(CoMPARATIVE STATEMENT of the Number of Adult Able-bodied Paupers (Male and Female), but exclusive: 
of Vagrants, in Receipt of Relief on the Ist July 1855 and 1856, in 624 Unions, &c., having a Population 
of 16,529,865 Persons ; the entire Population of England and Wales being 17,927,609 (Census 1851), 


. | neo ' 
) Od 2 { 
q S| : : Number of Adult Able-bodied Paupers 
s = ae Population relieved (Male and Female). Disomenee 
i 5 COUNTIES = (Census 1851). Difference — 
ye . da eon 38 . On Ist July 1855. On Ist July 1856. beeen ; 
e Unions, &e. foie ‘ 2 
2 : hi fl o t 255 Union | Counties ist fly 1806.) par Cent. 
g are chiefly situate. gs =| 5 Tae lone: | 7 otal In- Out- | Total and 1858 ; 
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ENGLAND. Incr. Decr. |Incr. Decr.} 
6|Bedford- - -| 185] 129,668] 124,4¥8| 111] 1,034] 1145] 46| 1,019/ 1,065| — 80] — § 7°Of 
12] Berks - - -—| 236| 199,106] 140,068) 274] 1,561 | 1,885} 224] 1,362] 1,686] — 249] — [13°64 
7 | Buckingham - -| 192 | 143,492| 163,423} 104] 1,646 | 1,750 92 1,600.) 1,692 | — 58 |. —. 8°35} 
9| Cambridge - -| 173} 191,800] 185,40%| 212} 2,044] 2,256; 205] 2,003 | 2,208| —  48| — 21) 
10 | Chester -. - -—| 452 | 411,477) 455,425| 270] 2,018 | 2,288 224| 1,852 |' 2,076 1 —° °212:|.—. *_9°3¢ 
18 | Cornwall  - —-| 221 | 355,392] 35¢,558| 214] 1,942] 2,156 | 222] 1,705 | 1,997| — 229} — 10°6 
9| Cumberland - -| 200} 195,210] 193,492! 202| 950] 1,152/ 168] 851 | 1,019} — 133) — 11°5. 
9/ Derby - - —| 272 | 259,965| 296,084] 52| 606] 658; 50; 604] 654] — 4| — 06} 
19| Devon - - —-| 445 | 531,366] s64,098| 471] 3,632] 4,103) 482/ 3,461 | 3,948/ — 1601 — »§ 3°9f 
12} Dorset - - | 282} 177,057] 384,207] 195] 1,557 | 1,752 | 162/ 1544/1706] — 46) — 2°6 
14|Durham- - -| 311 | 411,538! 390,907| 88] 2.488] 2,576 | 106] 2,377 | 2.488) — 93| — 38°65 
17| Essex - - —-| 870| 344,077/ 360,318] 571] 4,037 | 4,608 | 517| 8,787 | 4,304] — 804) — 6°67 
16 | Gloucester - —-| 840] 353,776] 458,80s| 345] 2,430] 2,775 | 813] 2,418 | 2,781| — 44) — 16 
8 | Hereford - —-| 288 | 110,573|. 118480| 79| 805| 884| 90) 765/: 855| — 29|'— | “8°SE 
13 | Hertford - —| 174] 188,572! 164,298] 292] 1,883) 2,125 | 247] 1,634| 1,881] — 244] — W15y 

‘| 8 | Huntingdon - -| 87 | 60,319; 64,783; 50| 428| 478| 47| 372) 419/ — . 59} — 12°84 
‘P28 | Kent - = -| 424] 618497; 615,760| 790] 3,715 | 4,505 | 786] 3,564 | 4,350; — 155 /°— . 3°47 
{281 Lancaster - -| 456 | 2,085,508] 2,031,236 1,715 | 12,520 | 14,235 | 1,458/ 10,288 |11,746 | — 2,489} — 17°65. 
11 | Leicester - - | 325 | 234,164] . 230,308; 9812] 1,800] 2,112 | 201! 1,579 |'1,780, —° 3882] = 15°79 
14|Lincom - —-  —-| 715 | 397,637| 404,222! 244] 1,997] 2,241 | 269] 2,022 | 2.291| 50° — | 29 °— 
23 | Middlesex - -| 194 | 1,110,264! 1,886,546| 1,873| 7,021 | 8,894 | 1,891| 7,082 | 8,973| 79 — | 09 — # 
6 | Monmouth - -| 161| 177,130] 194,418} 87] 1,135 | 1,222] 73! 1,199/ 1,972| 50 — | 42) — 
21| Norfolk - -—- -| 692| 365,199] 442,414] 555| 3,402 | 3,957 | 540] 3,067 | 3,607} — 3850| — ssf 
12.| Northampton —| 823 | 210,489; 212,380} 144] 1,910 | 2,054 137) 15855" | 4 15992 | — 62) — 30g 
112 | Northumberland -| 538 | 303,489! 303,568| 180| 2,562 | 2,742 | 178| 2,417] 25905| — 147| — 5:3 f. 
9| Nottingham - -| 293 293,331] 240,427| 810] 1,888} 2,198] 200] 1,642| 1,842| — 356] — 16°27 
9| Oxford - - -| 290| 169,823] 140,439] 173| 1,520 1,693 | 172! 1,657 | 1,8929/136 — | 80 — | 
2:| Rutland~- - -| 65|  24,214| 22,983] 19/ 142| 161] 15} 150| 165/° 4 — } 25 & £ 
15|Salop - - —| 289| 226,931| 229,341| 155] 1,530] 1,685 | 189] 1,347] 1,586 | — 1491 — °g°8' 
17 | Somerset - -| 491 | 462,398| 443,916| 380] 3,768 | 4,148 | 3872/ 3,507 |. i 969-1 | gee 
25 | Southampton- -| 301 | 349,339] 405,370] 564| 3,773 | 4,387 | 572| 3,534 — 237) — . 5°31 
16 | Stafford- = —-| 255 | 522,349] 608,416| 486] 2,813 | 3,299 | 356! 2,983 40° — 149 eg 
17 | Suffolk - - -| 514| 335,780| 337,215] 558| 38,862 | 4,420 | 489/ 3,511 —- 420°} 5 | 9-5) 
20| Surrey - = -| 151| 676,713| 683,082| 850| 4,675 | 5,525 | 7521 4,704 —- 69 tated) pom 
21| Sussex - = -| 284} 248,690] 336,844] 3868] 2,229 | 2,597 | 367] 2,101 — 1299/— 5:0f 
12| Warwick — .-| 223} 421,616] 475,013| 647] 1,891 | 2,588 | 423} 1,802 — io818alase% fie*s 
3| Westmorland- -j| 110/ 58,387] 58,287] 66] 364] 430| 60] 348 —~  -29liaes.) Sete 
17.) Wilts -  -— .-{ 803 | 281,538] 234,221| 389| 2,247 | 2,636 | 9818] 2,160 —- Wir— 6:08 
13 | Worcester - -| 268] 384,325] 276,925] 273] 1,900] 2,173 | 3821] 1,887 35—  — oli) came 
10 BE. Riding -| 369] 250,779] 257,286] 150] 1,080 | 1,230 | 120] 1,008 —+. W2ubsa | socom 
15 | York< N. Riding -| 477 | 187,728] 215,214 96| - 777 873 107 685 —- 81 | — O38 
27 W. Riding -| 519 | 1,132,845] 1,325,405| 536] 7,853 | 8389 | 395] 6,488 — 1,506} — 18°09: 
a a Gnade | 13,158/15,541,851|16,921,888|15,450 |107,385 [122,835 [18,956 | 99,941 |113,897; — 8,938 |.— 7-3 | 
WALES. 
2 | Anglesey = ©, =)748 | 89,688. 57,98%|- os 926] 926] .. 862 —  64/— 69 
4| Brecon - - -! 106| 59,178] 61,474] 30| 218] 248| 387] 199 —,, i2ie—e dee 
5| Cardigan - -| 106| 77,441] 70,400| 44] 702! 7461 241 648 — 9/— 106 
5 | Carmarthen - - 83 | 114,845 | 110,632 44; 1,008 } 1,052 42 865 — 145 |) — 1» 139*SH 
4 | Carnarvon - - 88 98,185 84,870 50| 1,469 | 1,519 64 | 1,354 — 101); — 6°6 
3 | Denbigh - =| 82] - 69,410] 092,583; 50| 9872] 4292] 62] 393 33-0 a 7B Ph 
5) Pind +2 -. — |e 45.) 574,932), 68166) 90) 416 |< 4a5.|- A9:) ‘440 14 —=.<)2800) Soneemne 
5| Glamorgan - -| 162 | 240,031] 231,849/ 106] 1,856 | 1,962 | 125] 2,060 298. dias oa 
4! Merioneth = - 48 51,307 38,843 9 481 490 9 431 _— DOs eee 
3 | Montgomery - - 52 59,092} 64,335 47 730 777 60 647 _ 70)°—. 8°0:% 
3 | Pembroke ~ -| 148 84,191 94,140 84 585 569 41 551 23 — 4°0 — & 
3 | Radnor - -| 46] 19,769] 24,716 9| 265] 974} 10] 215 — 49|— 179} 
Ea rota Vee ts 2: 111,010 | 988,014] 1,008,721 452] 8,978 | 9,480 | 493/ 8,660 | 9,1583| — 277; — 2°9 
foes |e ecland med Nicion | (14,168 [16,529,865 15,902 [116,363 [132,265 [14,449 108,601 [123,050 — 9,215} — 7:0 
- | Residue ofthe Kingdom | 486} 1,397,744. No Returns. ; ; nis as we 
meer Waler sand} 14,604 |1'7,927,609| 17,927,609 ints ‘¢ 


































Notes.—(a) The Statement above is a Summary of Returns from 585 Unions, and 20 separate Parishes under the Poor Law Amend- 
ment Act, 13 Incorporations and 5 Parishes under Local Acts, and 1 Parish under Gilbert’s Act. The residue of the Kingdom, con- 
taining 436 Parishes, makes no return. 

(6) Hach Union is ascribed to the County where the Parish from which the Union is named is situated; but as many Unions embrace 
Parishes that are in two or more Counties, the number of Parishes and the amount of Population given above must not be confounded 
with the numbers contained within the ordinary county boundaries; e.g., the 6 Unions in Bedfordshire in the above Table do, in fact,. 
contain 122 Bedfordshire, 10 Buckinghamshire, and 8 Hertfordshire Parishes. ‘The remaining Parishes of Bedfordshire are in like: 
manner included in some of the Unions of the conterminous Counties. 

' _ (c) The population of Counties, properly so called, is given above, that the reader may compare the numbers with the population. 
in “ (Ynion Counties.” 








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must not be confounded with the numbers contained within the ordinary coun 
Parishes of Bedfordshire are in like manner included in some of the Unions of the conterminous 
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No. 24.—SuMMARY oF Returns of the Number of Paupers relieved (In-door and Out-door) on — 
entire Population of England and Wales — 


z= IN-DOOR. 
A Population Number of the several Classes of Paupers in the Workhouse (not including 4 
rs 3 
2 (Census 1851.) Able-bodied and their Children. Not Able= 
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ENGLAND. 
Bedford- - - - -| 185} 129,668] 124,478} 14] 15] 84 68 57 100} 4] 18 211 88 
Berks - - - - —| 286] 199,106} r1y0,06,| 15} 18] 106 308 180 172 | 28). 29 449 245 
Buckingham - - -| 192] 148,492] 163,423 8 | a4.) - Ge 127 122 101 9] 10 269 120 
Cambridge - - - -{| 178} 191,800] 185,40, | 8 21| 149 239 132 21: Is |. 12 390 97 
Chester - - - - -| 452] 411,477] 485,725 9/1 10} 91 239 105 LON a a ta 264 205 
Cornwall =-. - = -—| 221] 855,892 | g3¢2.558] .. 1 4 226 228 96 13 12 265 388 
Cumberland= - - —| 200} 195,210] 105,402} .. 20 14 175 175 189 12 8 216 126 
Derby. - -_<-i-j-—| 272.|. 259,965 | 206,084 |... - 1 38 37 30 83 6 6 223 212 
Devon (- - - - -| 445} 581,366 | 564,098] 13] 17! 89 546 349 236 | 28] 26 549 467 
Dorset - - - - —| 282) 177,057 | 184,207) -16] 19| 47 155 151 136 8 6 236 171 
Durham - - - -| 811] 411,538 | 390,994 2 2 F489 103 52 82 6 6 314 220 
Essex - - - - -| 870] 844,077 | 369,318 | 89} 65 | 406 506 301 454) 57 | 44 898 394 
Gloucester - - - -j| 840 853,776 458,805 12 15 79 846 2650 174 28 27 512 289 
Hereford - - - -| 288| 110,573 | 112,489 3 4/ 81 iW 84 49 8 3 157 65 
Hertford - - - -| 174] 188,572] 167,298} 27 | 28/| 247 247 163 208} 38 26 540 215 
‘Huntingdon- - + -]} 87] 60819] 64,183 3 3 | (228 54 42 37 6 8 1 30 
Reming = = ey | 4a 618,497 |» 618,960 80 82 | 444 885 425 781 93 89] 1,582) 1,072 
Lancaster - - - -{4| 456 | 2,085,508 2,031,230 99 84 | 399 1,469 834 1,012 92 91 2,723 2,581 
Leicester - - - -1} 825] 284,164! 230,308 81 29 80 204 156 227 21 19 341 160 
Zancoln = yee] 718: |. 807,687 | -x4o4,222 6 6| | 78 261 254 170} 16} 16 469 179 
Middlesex ‘- - - -{ 194 | 1,110,264 | 1,886,546 | 102] 123] 807 | 1,690 462 | 1,597 | 235 | 205| 2,958 | 38,854 
Monmouth ~2r.. s5— | 16L-|2 177,180). 364,418 il 1 12 73 46°) See3 4 5 180 96 
Norfolk .- “=>. > 1 |) 692 | 365,199 |» 4aa.n14 | 97 | 87 | 218 519 494 410/ 50] 48 533 249 
Northampton.- - -| 393 210,489 212,380 5 5 89 164 159 119 13 13 245 125 
Northumberland - ~| 588{ 303,489 |  303,c68 5 8} 40 169 112 104.) ~ d4/f-: 4 246 217 
Nottingham-.- - -| 2931 293,881 | 240,424 5 6 | 105 175 100 130 4 8 319 140 
Oxford - -- - = *9'| 290 |: 1699984. ¢ho439 | 93 . 221 110 187 139 139 | 19] 18 254 131 
Hutland = =~ - = ..% 65 24,214 22,953 il 1 12 12 16 2 it 1 27 25 
SOD i Si | 5 BBO “See 220,341 5 9 43 191 166 70 13 12 266 154 | 
Somerset - - - —| 491] 462,898] 443,916 13 14] 118 499 348 285 22 19 693 449 | 
Southampton - - ~-| 301} 849,889! 4os.370| 27] 30| 221 492 296 263 | 99 | 34 778 471 
Stafford - - - - ~| 255) 522,849! 608416| 12| 13| 145 377 176 244} 99] 23 553 276 
Suffolk - .- - - -{ 514] 885,780} 39y 012 4] 51 | 256 460 831 303 81 25 559 210 
Saree Se |p ET 676,718 |. 689,682 | Bi | 28 | 404 785 340 697 | 96] 99] 1,644] 1,690 
Sussex Te et 19 284 1— 248,690:|...296.844 60 57 | 260 3870 284 463 85 84 626 252 
Warwick - - = -| 228) 421616| 452013] 15] 20] 220 400 147 180} 99 19 407 217 
Westmorland - - -j 110 58,387 88,287 | 4. 2 | 20 60 68 48 1 1 63 38 
Wilts - - = - -—|- 808 | 281,588 oc4oor| 35 | 38} 210 426 321 288 7 7 337 171 
Worcester - -. - ~| 268) 384,825 | 276,920] 10| 10] 67 254 206 184.) +47. 17 440 260 
East Riding - -j| 369] 250,779 | 24 286 3 3] 24 110 76 99} 40 9 244 191 
York } Novth Riding -| 477 | 187,728 | ore 014 2 115, 48 94 105 44 8 9 177 103 
a ee me Be > | 519 | 1,182,845 | 1,395,493 | 24] 58] 108 379 176 S08)! 87 | 48 988 666 
fn England 2 “© } | 18)188] 15,541,851 | 16,921,888 | 628 | 986 [5,983 | 1410 | 8,163 | 0,760 1,202 |1,127 | 23,244 | 17,309 
WALES. 
mmglesey re iu 48] 89,888 | A mega tee Vo ae 3 3 ¥ a . i 
Beecons— =) - --.'-| 1061. \so78 |. 6rgna lo. |. 5 a 30 6 | tig g 83 87 
Wardigatiny om ube = =. = | 106 77,441 40,490 8 7 2 17 18 19 1 12 4 
Carmarthen-- - - -| 88] 114,845] 110632] 1| 11 4 35 34 em i 1) 23 18 
Carnarvon - ~- - -| 88{ 98,185 | 8.840 4 ery 6 47 48 27 ie ee 15 7) ° 
ee ee PR ees 60210") Mega cBa den Td |: ee 3 42 | ene 52 oo | 
Pee en A] 74082 |, 068,006 |) owe 2 26 18 Ts Soe ee AT 13 
Glamorgan - - - -| 162] 240,081 231,849 4 5| 85 124 75 75 A 105 5G 
Bee Oe eT ies AB 1h 61,807: | 38845 4) ee 14 20 Sil. rl x 
Montgomery ID gs 52 59,092 67,335 al 6 9 59 8k 21 5 ar 94 ke 
Pembroke - - - -j]| 143 84,191 94,140 oe a 5 47 Bil i 25 7 
JRE ee 46 19,769 24,476 | .. on ae 4 21 1 a a | 6 x 
al of Unions, &c. Sk | eae aaa TP Eee ll eh Sl 
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Total of Unions, &c. in 3 rar 
England and Wales at 14,168 | 16,529,865 Sere 842 | 1,017 | 5,952 | 14,567 | 8,596 | 10,970 | 1,220 1,189 | 28,617 | 17,490 
Residue of the Kingdom ~ 86 | 1,897,744 No Returns. 





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Total of England & Wales |14,604 | 17,927,609 | 17,924,609 


ach Union is ascribed to the County where the Parish from which the Union is named is situated ; but as many Unions 


ty boundaries ; e. g., the € Unions in Bedfordshire 
Counties. i- 
that the reader may compare the numbers with the population 


856.] of the Poor Law Board. 98 


tthe 1st January 1857, in 624 Unions, &c., having a Population of 16,529,865 Persons; the 
‘being 17,927,609 (Census 1851). 










































































IN-DOOR. 
‘Classes 14,15, 16, and 17.) . af 3 
: s. 7 
ipodied. Insane Persons, | Stmmugcfthepreceding | P| a | 
| and Idiots. — a ° 
| Children under 16. i 3 = COUNTIES 
| Of Parents not | $¥ . aa @ ‘ > 
| Able-bodied, a 5 3 s Adults. eS 3 q in which 
| being Inmates. | 5 5 ra - E ‘| the Unions, &e. 
2 : a 3 fe 2 2 are chiefly situate 
& 8 = . 3 “ A 3 5 a & y é 
HS | O; | 238 z 8 : 3 S es | 3 
3B: a) Ee = Z = ® ‘a | ; i E 2 
S| efiesr| 31-218) 31818 / 2 | ge] z | 
= co) re) = = 'S) P| ie 3) x a = 
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 SAS 
ENGLAND. 
9 39 182 22 27 5 316 207 892 915 2 917 | Bedford. 
| 13 168 643 37 38 8 627 638 1,185 2,450 17 2,467 | Berks. 
il 22 298 14 20 1 868 291 555 1,214 4 1,218 | Buckingham, 
2 17 405 27 28 3 605 397 831 1,883 2 1,835 | Cambridge. 
& 29 406 82 102 8 458 567 688 1,713 4 1,717 | Chester. 
| 40 20 414 21 69 A 304 695 802 1,801 3 1,804 | Cornwall. 
10 26 3iL 65 73 we 307 402 661 1,370 2 1,372 | Cumberland. 
65 81 235 33 44 6 285 300 450 | 1,015 3| 1,018 | Derby. 
/ 50 90 837 60 106 il 739 1,159 1,626 8,524 17 8,541 | Devon. 
24 38 318 11 22 2 319 379 669 1,367 4 1,871 | Dorset. 
38 36 301 70 94 7 44 433 516 1,363 33 1,896 | Durham. 
14 85 865 85 92 5 1,502 1,104 1,734 4,340 7 4,347 | Essex. 
23 72 619 79 136 5 706 813°) 1,173 2,692 10 2,702 | Gloucester. 
13 20 180 9 21 A 203 204 347 754 8 762 | Hereford. 
8 22 335 39 73 5 882 581 739 2,202 oh 2,218 | Hertiord. 
3 14 98 4 3 1 152 | ° 98 195 445 AG 445 | Huntingdon, 
63 269 1,329 113 142 Vi 2,314 2,265 2,877 7,456 67 7,523 | Kent. 
94 330 3,336 361 451 39 3,609 4,626 5,143 | 18,378 144 | 13,522 | Lancaster. 
24 35 325 64 65 3 537 477 770 1,784 4 1,788 | Leicester. 
34 27 602 53 69 5 622 527 1,125 2,274 Il 2,285 | Lincoln. 
121 284 3,060 174 246 10 4,276 6,118 5,536 | 15,9380 143 | 16,078 | Middlesex. 
10 18 198 16 25 3 213 200 308 721 2 gh 732 | Monmouth, 
22 22 641 58 54 ff 893 920 1,594 8,407 7 8,414 | Norfolk. 
25 28 800 37 59 3 339 366 634 1,339 if 1,346 | Northampton. 
3 20 3384 47 52 4 851 460 578 1,389 67 1,456 | Northumberland. 
26 25 225 64 120 a 497 449 507 1,453 6 1,459 | Nottingham, 
5 15 461 25 36 AG 431 394 759 1,584 1 1,585 | Oxford. 
3 4 44 2 1 Ac 43 40 69 152 5c 152 | Rutland. 
26 112 274 46 59 5 374 425 652 1,451 19 1,470 | Salop. 
61 St 1,945 ao) 9F 7 910 997 1,841 8,748 15 8,763 | Somerset. 
44 110 968 94 127 1} 1,144] 1,155] 1,691 | 3,990 38 | 4,023 | Southampton. 
22 26 626 71 112 6 80L 794 1,109 2,704 38 2,742 | Stafford. 
% 20 597 52 42 5 943 785 1,262 2,990 8 2,998 | Suffolk. 
78 369 1,118 140 176 6 2,344 2,805 2,607 7,756 71 7,827 | Surrey. 
21 §2 699 69 58 2 1,050 771 1,431 8,252 20 8,273 | Sussex. 
13 22 503 40 63 | . 8 703 722 841 2,266 67 2,333 | Warwick. 
or 3 65 24 28 1 98 129 185 412 6 418 | Westmorland. 
2 11 535 29 56 1 618 698 1,158 2,474 5 2,479 | Wilts. 
44 56 3383 50 69 ti 584 610 880 2,074 9 2,088 | Worcester. 
6 29 347 36 66 2 317 379 559 1,255 10 1,265 | East Riding 
7 19 15 26 cy ae 225 227 299 751 5 756 | North Riding York, 
56 3 All 1,072 196 227 5 1,368 1,378 1,684 4,430 167 4,597 | West Riding 
1,149 | 2,947 | 25,459 | 2,624 | 3407 | 219 | 83,771 | 96,985 | 48,602 | 119,418 | 1,074 | 120,402 (ee ee 
WALES, 
ale é Be j Se as as 52 i re ss Anglesey. 
3 62 au 4 Ae 61 if 101 236 a 286 | Brecon. 
4 1 25 1 2 ss 18 81 62 jl AS 111 | Cardigan. 
2 4 49 3 12 Fe 35 61 105 201 AD 201 | Carmarthen. 
ee 11 31 6 11 1 35 76 118 229 =: 229 | Carnarvon. 
Ss 1 108 11 25 2 72 91 167 830 8 333 | Denbigh. 
3 5 144 14 8 at 61 AT 182 290 aie 290 | Flint. 
5 11 185 14 26 ve 163 Pails 851 729 Pa 729 | Glamorgan, 
58 60 11 3 4 +. 14 23 39 76 N09 76 | Merioneth. 
i 3 80 5 10 2 37 86 188 311 5 811 | Montgomery. 
2 50 133 7 5 s 37 67 197 301 nie 301 | Pembroke. 
22 as A He 7 7 44 68 ae 68 | Radnor. 
20 86 850 65 107 6 540 788 | 1,554] 2,882 8| 2,830 | Total of Unions, &c. in Wales. 











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Total of Unions, &c. in 
England and Wales. 


oes ne Br ie fe es oe on one Me Loh Rp Residue of the Kingdom, 


1,169 | 2,983 | 26,809] 2,689] 3,574 225 | 24,311 | 37,773 | 50,216 | 122,300 | 1,082 | 123,882 } 





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on ae a ae ne es ae Re ae ae af = Total of England and Wales. 


Poor Law Amendment Act; 18 Incorporations and 5 Parishes under Local Acts; and 1 Parish under Gilbert’s Act. The 


embrace Parishes that are in two or more Counties, the number of Parishes and the amount of Population given above 
in the above Table do, in fact, contain 122 Bedfordshire, 10 Buckinghamshire, and 3 Hertiordshire Parishes. The remaining 


in ** Union Counties,” 





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| a Appendi« to the Ninth Annual Report [185: 
Summary of Returns of the Number of Paupers relieved (In-door and Out-door) on the 1st January 1857, in 624 Unions, & 


OUT-DOOR. 
Number of the several Classes of Paupers relieved out of the Workhouse (not includ | 


Able-bodied, or the: Families of Able-bodied. 





























Residue of the Kingdom No Returns. 


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: ENGLAND. 
Bedford ~- - - {| « | 183 79 220 | 570) 443} 1,161} 64 Gi IW}. 19}: 6B} In}. Soh. Ie 
Bons, = = = = —hncatd? Ol0 169} .. | 843] 812] 597} 1,509] 75 8 9 eié | $46 8:|.. 22 |e 
; Buckingham - - - 1} 366 116 6 | 876} 946] 644] 1,498] 112] 24] 291 33] 93 15} 26 
Cambridge- - - -j| + | 403 152 1} 422 | 1,122; 916} 1,958] 153} 221 25]. 54] 140] 21] 89] 80}.17 
Caer = A = 1 | 205 68 | 380 | 253 | 757} 965 | 2,590) 46] 132) 202} 55} 174} 48] 104] 128] 35 
Cornwall - - - - 1} 246 38 1j| 2386] 751/1,0386} 2,804 50 44 70 14 39 W7 64| 17, 
Gumberland - - - 5} 89 46} 24] 186 | 3889} 506] 1,362 17 29.4. 82} © 916 58 V1.4 -25 49 | 12 
Derby - - - - - ai 17 hp 112 302} 333 891 21 if 13 10 28 5 171; 4 
Devon - - - - - 1} 501 297 | 19} 653 | 1,445} 1,245 | 2,966] 176] 189] 1771 21} 76] 88] 143{ 1388] 81] 
oe 2| 218 125 2) 252] 698} 708] 1,755] 57! 29| 40] 25]. 68 4 8}; 69] 19) 
perhain 6 = = = 1| 309 20 6 | 283 | 776/1,519 |) 3,621} 50} 24] 26} 48] 151} 22] 49} 187 |' 89 
Essex! - - - - = Lj) 787 502 9 | 1,109 | 3,658; 1,268 | 3,403 | 230 38 47 42 | 129 15 42 33 | 10) 
Gloucester - ~ ~ - 2 a. 7 se a as en a 92{ 20! 82] 70] 231| 24] 40| 834) 23 
ereford == 9 =. = fultes : 7 84 4 11 14 51 1 4 9 | 
Hertford - - ~- -j «+ 403 173 1} 480 | 1,280] 657 1,759 87 10 14 431 186 20 46 3 eam 
Huntingdon - - .- 2). 88 el 81 | 249} 197 477 | 16 B+. (10 1+. 99 | 7 80 3 6{ 14| 4 
fet fa = OS 1| 667 295 | 75 | 922 | 2,726{1,807 | 4,482} 171] 81] 116] 77 | 235] 23] 63| 96| 28¢ 
Lancaster - - -.- 8 | 1,153 492 | 869 | 2,206 | 7,183 | 4,857 | 13,403 | 298 | 404} 806! 209} 608} 230} 580] 996 | 271 
Leicester - - -~ -| « | 418 126) .. | 483} 1,152) 562] 1401; 96) 12] 19] 936! 121| 36] 87] 71] 17 
Emcon= = = = 1 | 359 44. 4 | 325 |. 957} 1,082 | 2,693 87 Il 13 81 | 101 8 24 92 | 250 
Middlesex - - - -]| 15 /1,128 408 | 1,353 | 2,567 | 7,109} 3,573 | 8808 | 303 | 238] 4533] 98] 289] 76| 230} 824] 82% 
Monmouth - .- - -]| .. 167 28 he 164 | 570} 617 | 1,506 28 18 83 19 33 2 4 37 |. 9 
Norfolk- - - = =] .. {| 548 193 | 4. 552 | 1,518} 1,860 | 3,372] 228] s51{ 74] 54] 159} 25] 45] 471! 18¢ 
Northampton ~ ~- - 2\\ 872 75 4} 367 | 952] 788] 1,789] 115] 92] 931| 371 mw 8] 16} S51} 14 
2 See peielh - - - es 46 me 4 Se ene a 121} 184] 217]. 48] 116] 18] 85] 168] 898 
ottingham - - - 7 75 87 i 16) 2] 28] oo] 88] 73}. 78}; 204 
Oxford - - - = “| .. 247 | 178 1} -298; 797) 601 | 1,826] 80} 295] 87] 951 72 $i) 1S 20) 68 
Rutland - ~- = =/0.. 33 Ce moi 32} 115! 62 156 1 1 ( 
Salop - - - - - 3 | 245 84] 10] 257] 783} 506 | 1,309} 90] 49 a Bs Bs : a - = 
Somerset - ~ - -j «» | 625 336 1} 699 | 1,745) 1,479 | 3,847 | 186 | 50] 72| 75! 199} 211 66] 142] ° 408 
Southamptor - - ~| «» | 548 300 | 102} 714 | 1,788} 1,625 | 3,470 | 256/ 110| 166} 43] 147 | 101} 252] 149 
Seahord 0° = S 576 389 11 | 522 | 1,448} 1,869 | 3,612 90 7 8 69 | 189 69 | 123 51! 187 
Spook = = = = oS. 691 841 26 | 786 | 2,882)1,334 | 38,827 | 241 32 43 43 | 187 93 50 26 87) 
Surrey - - ~~ =} 9] 772) 875} 725 }1,496 | 4,470) 2,240 | 6,075 | 219| *g1| 186] 671 206] 34] 88] 136]: 450 
Sussex - - -~ - -} 12) 8853 313 | 24 | 576 | 1,962] 820] 2,884) 125] 31] 921 4o] a4 4] 10:|. “14}3) 87 
ae a ae 276; 128} 33] 358} 863] 894} 2,499] 45] 33] 21| 59] 196/ 20! 42:1 1221 306 
Westmorland ~ ~ -j}; 1] 30 14{ j19]° 454.184} 189 495 | 13 7) 10 44236 2 3} 20 g 
j Wilts -. ~.- = =~]. | 404/ 250) 9] 447} 1,211) 909] 2,273| 159] 981] 42} 43] 108! 49| 47:1. 95 | 258 
Worcester - = 5 | 885 197 5 | 4781 1,507| 919 | 2,775} 95] 19] 251 62{ 199} 36] 441 391 104 
ff (B. Riding» -- © - }..1 | 102 19} ,. | 114} 405) 698} 1,064] 19] 8] a6] 20| 69} 61 151 43 1| J20) 
York; N. Riding - - 2} 84 14 21 88] 276] 397 O71]. 12:1 90} ag | sea |: ag 5/13} 28] “BS 
T ae oe % jaca Ss 209 | 834 | 1,122 | 3,880 | 2,753 | 7,257 | 219| 246) 418] 162} 446} 180] 409] 409 |1,0611 
otal of Unions, &c. = ee ae CO ——— |= | ee ee eee ee eee 
in England — ie 17 116,336 | 6,573 | 3,742 |21,793 |62,620 |45,860 | 116,587 | 4,664 | 2,199 | 3,666 1,902 | 5,645 | 1,224 | 2,939 | 4,156 {11,124 
WALES. 
| Anglesey - - - -|.. 75 7} 38] 98] 848} 397 704} 101 | 169} 218 3| 13 5 4|. 67 |) 188 
Brecon =- - - se 2 10 4 8 15 87 91 255 6 38 52 5 16 . 5 11 
5 ia eel tise Mie 19} j194 .60}-210 | gag] i972) h40)| ge iol. at ae 7| o7| 86 
Carmarthen - - -1{).. 78 12 2 82} 220} 530 | 1,179 52 14 16 3 Wb : x 14 33. 
Carnarvon - - = ~j .. 85 94 181 | 619} 599} 1,288 58 | 102} 143 5 21 0 22 20 440 
Wenbigh = =) =f sain 45 25 65} 173} 3215 580 15 
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baits = — feat Sem itita 30 whe 2 45 | 167 | .804 743 5 9 12 1 4 1 2 21 53 
|Glamorgan- - - - 3| 3805 18 5 | 261 | 603} 1,193} 2,518] 49] 413! 47]. 78] 475 9] 10| 821i 93] 
i Merioncth - - - ~|... 47 19 1{ 67} 286 | 235 520{ 27] 42| 183 2 5 1 1 9| 27 
j Montgomery - - -| .. 98 83} - 1] 108] 312} 217 474 72 68 96 4 17 8 5 20 5 
p eemiroke thai ste — 48 4 3{ 47| 89] 378 e390 | (22) ° Wp’ 18 a ie |; 3 6 5 = 
Radnor- - - - -{.. 15 6 4/221 $61 67 149 Ly" 161-148 5 neat 5 1 2 5 |: 14] 
Total of Unions nok, mir. ona t baa hacer Ripe been 
TT wleme en 6| 874 ___ 262} 42 | 1,046 | 3,100 | 4,502 | 10,116 | 450] 661] 966] 116| 313] 44 67 | 233 | 565 
Total of Unions, &e. in 2 Nts ti ee oe Gee cece ce 
England and Wales a 83 117,210 | 6,885 | 3,784 /22,839 165,720 |50,852 | 126,703 |'5,114 | 2,860 | 4,62 | 2,018 | 5,958 1,268 | 3,006 | 4,389 |11,689| 








































of the Poor Law Board. 


OUT-DOOR. 


Lunaties, Summary 
Insane Persons, of the preceding Columns 
and Idiots. of Out-door Paupers. 
Adults. 
SI =i 
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22 23 24 
AT 65 4] 1,282] 2,990} 2,844] 6,616 
147 189 9 | 2,194] 4,219} 3,085] 9,448 
52) 47 3 | 2,040] 4,547] 38,202]. 9,789 
88 | 58 3 | 2,090] 5,243] 4,190 | 11,523 
86 115 8 | 2,280} 5,786] 5,245} 13,261 
52 52 8} 1,982! 5,981] 4,643} 12,556 
45 46 8 | 1,170} 3,245) 2,555) 6,970 
54 73 2} 1,068] 2,573) 1,666) 5,802 
198 241 10 | 6,177 | 14,192| 7,996 | 28,365 
56 60 5 2;421| 5,491} 4,163 | 12,075 
48 78 2! 1,749| 6,051) 5,842 | 13,642 
85 145 6 | 4,206} 8,480) 8,827 } 21,463 
138 | 192 7 | 3,541] 7,796] 6,210 | 17,547 
58 84 1; 1,684} 3,186] 2,870} 7,199 
41 67 8 2,180} 4,527] 3,961) 10,618 
7 22 50 610} 1,562) 1,119}; 3,291 
153 197 8 | 4,860 | 10,652| 9,613 | 24,625 
593 | 693 | 16 | 9,922] 24,424] 28,559 | 62,905 
127 138 1] 2,451) 4,817] 3,405 | 10,673 
128 163 6 | 2,972) 7,331] 5,847 | 15,650 
516 796 10 6,087 | 15,381 | 18,937 | 40,405 
49 66 2] 1,198; 38,121) 3,043) 7,362 
83 116 4} 4,369} 10,213] 7,291] 21,873 
87 | 112 6 | 2,207| 5,223] 3,628} 11,053 
107 1038 6 2,088 | 7,119} 5,578 | 14,780 
133.} 146 6 | 2,208! 4,805} 3,428 | 10,441 
113 | 140 4| 2,129] 4,321] 3,262] 9,712 
3 2 oa 170 453 853 976 
136 165 11} 1,887] 4,802] 2,927) 9,116 
176 SUS ib 6,071 | 18,288} 8,803 | 28,162 
152 191 if 8,576 | 8,584) 7,293 | 19,453 
84 | 101] 380] 2,845] 6,829] 6,821] 15,995 
73 98 6 | 4,617} 9,178} 7,598 | 21,893 
186 | 212 3 | 4,747 | 10,874 | 13,498 | 29,119 
80 | 111 3 | 3,102) 5,872| 6,129} 15,108 
93 | 108 7 | 2,526| 6,458] 4,914 | 13,898 
SS a eta at are 891} 921) 819] 2,181 
87 103 of 8,608 | 7,549] 5,426 | 16,583 
109 | 146 5 | 2,951| 6,244] 5,711] 14,906 
AT 43 nS 1,204] 8,577} 2,424) 7,205 
81 | 75 1] 1,329] 3,576] 2,025} 6,980 
259 282 if 6,346 | 16,165 | 14,684 | 37,195 








4,818 | 6,074 | 236 121,875 

















| Not Able-bodied. 
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7) 290. | or 
2,144} 288] 177 
2,966| 453| 142 
3,277| 832] 216 
3,517} 467| 264 
3,999| 612] 446 
4,468| 618] 167 
9,442| 374| 187 
1,996| 228] 150 
11,526 | 2,506} 319 
4,987 | 1,162| 249 
3,890} 409] 416 
5,557 | 960] 480 
5,706 | 1,094} 294 
2,459| 709| 117 
3,207| 456] 250 
1,195} 187) 64 
7,278 | 1,876| 398 
14,520 | 1,838 | 1,446 
3,439} 271] 181 
5,582| 1,111} 246 
7,174| 1,025} 410 
2,170| 642} 158 
7,781 | 1,504) 478 
3,727} 354] 219 
4,890| 442] 386 
3,459) 804| 213 
8,194} 670} 169 
348} 380] 32 
3,218} 478] 190 
10,416 | 1,982] 446 
5,400| 648] 436 
4,552| 521] 252 
6,595| 1,125/ 611 
6,426 | 1,476| 507 
4,168 | 1,427] 258 
4,840| 795| 197 
629} 123 7 
57441 1,079| 403 
4,459| 805| 256 
2,747} 400| 161 
2,887| 479| 157 
| 10,820] 833] 881 
199,049 |32,593 |12,936 
1,260| 297] 181 
1,261} 496| 95 
2,088} 263] 166 
2,969| 250] 173 
2,804| 697] 301 
1,646| 365| 99 
2165| 758} 87 
ig 2,965| 254} 325 
, 1,595| 344] 95 
; 1,788| 415| 159 
4 2,188| 268| 181 
i 470} 212] 48 
im 23,144 | 4,614 | 1,835 
i 
| 98,902 |229,198 |37,207 |14,791 | 5,234 | 6,640 
» 
————|_—__ 


26 Sout ok 629 
17 45 4 532 
85 69 6 834 
47 74 4} 1,169 
61 72 8} 1,270 
14 15 a 719 
19 24 1 897 
76 DDI \ietare 1,315 
32 OO) tren 728 
37 31 964 
46 55 3 812 
6 14 6 268 
416 | 566 28 | 10,137 








to Vagrants relieved out of the Workhouse. 
& Total relieved out of the Workhouse. 
Q Gross Total, being the sum of Cols. A. and B. 


6,617 
9,448 
9,790 
11,524 
13,278 
12,609 
7,008 
5,333 
28,375 
12,078 
13,657 
21,463 
17,592 
7,190 
_, | 10,618 | 12,831 
1 |° 3,292 
24,664 
63,014 
10,682 
15,668 
40,517 
7,440 
21,873 
11,064 
14,767 
10,458 
9,727 
976 
9,123 | 10,598 
28,167 | 31,930 
19,460 | 23,488 
16,030 | 18,772 
21,398 
29,1338 
15,150 
13,911 
2,137 
16,588 | 19,067 
14,917 | 17,000 
7,214| 8,479 
6,947 |. 7,708 
37,248 | 41,845 


7 B84 
11,915 
11,008 
13,359 
14,995 


76,536 
12,470 
17,958 
56,590 

8,172 
25,287 
12,410 
16,223 
11,917 
11,312 











286,991 |248,379 


657,245} 900 





658,145 |778,637 


























2,058| 1,918| 4,605] .. | 4,605} 4,605 
1,466} 966) 2,964] 31] 2,995] 3,231 
2,725| 1,603) 5,162} 14 5,163} 5,274 
3,728 | 1,890| 6,787 6,787 | 6,988 
3,851| 3,183) 8,254 8,254| 8,483 
1,980] 1,262} 3,961] .. | 8,961] 4,299 
29771 1,827} 5,301] 4] 5,805| 5,595 
4,385| 3,994! 9,694| 32] 9,726] 10,455 
2,017| 1,861} 4,106] .. | 4,106] 4,182 
2,309} 1,523} 4,796] 2] 4,798| 5,109 
2,659{ 1,477] 4,948] .. | 4,948] 5,249 
690} 670] 1,628} 8] 1,631] 1,699 
30,445 | 21,624} 62,206] 73 | 62,279) 65,169 
317,436 |270,008 |719,451| 973 |720,424 |843,806 














Out-door, and included twice in Column C. ; 
also Persons whose Relief has been trans 
ferred to the Non-settled Poor Accounts. 


Deduct Persons relieved, both In-door and 


14 
10 
36 


372 


eo 


4 


376 


Net Total of Persons relieved. 


778,265 


4,605 
3,281 
5,274 
6,988 
8,483 
4,299 
5,595 
10,451 
4,182 
5,109 
5,249 
1,699 


65,165 


843,430 


95 





COUNTIES 
in which 
the Unions, &e. 


are chiefly situate. 


ENGLAND. 

Bedford. 
Berks. 
Buckingham, 
Cambridge. 
Chester. 
Cornwall. 
Cumberland. 
Derby. 
Devon. 
Dorset. 
Durham. 
Essex. 
Gloucester. 
Hereford. | 
Hertford. 
Huntingdon. | 
Kent. | 
Lancaster. 
Leicester. i 
Lincoln. t 
Middlesex. 
Monmouth. 
Norfolk. 
Northampton. 
Northumberland. 
Nottingham. 
Oxford. } 
Rutland. 
Salop. 
Somerset. 
Southampton. 
Stafford. 
Suffolk. 
Surrey. 
Sussex. ; 
Warwick. 
Westmorland. 
Wilts. 
Worcester. 
KE. Riding 
N. Riding 
W. Riding 
Total of Unions, &e. in 

England, 


WALES. 
Anglesey. 
Brecon. 
Cardigan. 
Carmarthen, 
Carnarvon. , 
Denbigh. 
Flint. 
Glamorgan. 
Merioneth. 
Montgomery. 
Pembroke. 
Radnor. 


Total of Unions, &e. in 


York. 


Wales. 


{ Total of Unions, &e. in 
( England and Wales. 


Residue of the Kingdom, 


ak Total of England& Wales 


G 2 





. ae 


96 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report } [1856.. 


No. 25. 





Comparative Statement’ of the Number of Paupers of all Classes (inclusive of Children) in Receipt 
of Relief on the Ist January 1856 and 1857, in 624 Unions, &c., having a Population of 16,529,865 | 


Persons; the entire Population of England and Wales being 17,927,609 (Census 1851). 





Population Number of Paupers of all Classes relieved 


Difference 
(Census 1851). 





COUNTIES 
in which 
the Unions, &c. 
are chiefly situate. 


between 
Ist Jan. 1857 per Cent 
Total. | and 1856. . 





On Ist January 1856. On Ist January 1857. 


Out- 
door. 


Union | Counties} yy 
Counties.| Proper. | door. 


Out- 


door. door. 


Unions. 








Total. In- 





Number of Unions. 
Number of Parishes 
comprised in the 


















































































































































and Wales 

















. Nores.—(a) The Statement aboveis 4 Sahin: ry of Returns from 585 Unions, and 90 corre ) 
8.—(a Statem a -Isas ary of Returns from 585 Unions. : 3 ) i 
. | é 3. ary ¢ 3 n 585 U 8, and 20 separate Parishes r the f = 
t ent Act, 13 Incorporations and 5 Parishes under Local Acts, and 1 Parish under Galen's "A e TE eerie a As! Soe 
sing ih parishes, pike dead ubert’s Act, e residue of the Kingdom, con-- 
)) Each Union is ascribed to the County where the Parish f, yhi ion i 
b) Ea i } Ne Parish from which the U S 
Parishes that are in two or more Counties, the number of Parishes and shoe peraeeiahs 
woe ag power contained within the ordinary county boundaries ; 
BR 8 Tel » } ship, 4 t oes 4 
sent a tan - hess 10 Buckinghamshire, and 3 Hertfordshire Parishes. The remaining Parish i i in li 
(e) Tiere os 2 pre the Unions of the conterminous Counties : Nocti at Se eI 
ey > popwdation of Counties, proper is giy -e, th 
Union Ooi » Properly so called, is giyen aboye, that the reader 


amed is situated ; but as many Unions embrace 
amount of Popniation given above must not he confounded 


pe rn eA PS SE ERE IE 
Difference 





3 €.g., the 6 Unions in Bedfordshire in the above Table do, in fact, 












































ENGLAND. Iner. Deer. |Incr. Deer.f | 
6 | Bedford - - -{ 185 | 129,668) 124,478] 1,185 | 7,123 | 8,258 917 | 6,617 | 7,584) — 724) — 8°8 § | 
12) Berks - -~ - | 286] 199,106} 140,065] 2,818 | 9,746 |12,059 | 2,467 | 9,448 | 11,915 — 44) — 124) 
7 | Buckingham - - | 192] 148,492) 163,723] 1,374 | 10,005 |11,3879 | 1,218 | 9,790 | 11,008 — 371 — 3°34. 
9| Cambridge - -| 173 | 191,800] 185,405| 1,991 |11,853 | 13,844 | 1,835 | 11,524 |13,359 | — 485 | — 3°5 | 
10 | Chester - ~ -} 452 | 411,477] 455,925| 1,948 | 13,424 | 15,372 | 1,717 | 18,278 |14,995 |} — 3877 — 23m 
13 | Cornwall = —} 221 | 355,892] 355,558] 1,768 | 12,699 | 14,467 | 1,804 | 12,609 | 14,4138 | — 54) — O45 
9 | Cumberland =< - {| 200 | 195,210] 195,492] 1,429 | 6,949 | 8,378 | 1,872 | 6,994 | 8366| — 12) = 0°te 
9{ Derby - - = 272 | 259,965} 296,084] 1,185 | 5,476 | 6,611 | 1,018 | 5,823 | 6,341 — 270 — 4°1555 
19} Devon - - -~{| 445 | 581,866] 567,098] 3,513 | 29,483 | 32,996 | 3,541 | 28,389 | 31,880 | — 1,116 | — 3°4 
12 | Dorset - - —| 282 | 177,057] 184,207] 1,446 | 12,550 |18,996 | 1,871 | 12,073 |18,444 | — 552! — 3°9 
114 |} Durham - = -| 3811] 411,588} 390,997] 1,432 | 13,3894 | 14,826 | 1,896 | 18,657 | 15,053 | 227 — 11°56 — 
17 | Essex - - - | 370 | 844,077} 360,318} 4,214 | 22,040 | 26,254 | 4,847 | 21,468 |25,810 | — 444] — 1°97 | 
16 | Gloucester -—- -| 3840] 353,776] 458,805} 2,728 | 17,429 | 20,157 | 2,702 | 17,574 | 20,276 | 119 — 06 — | 
8 | Hereford - -| 2388; 110,578| 115,489 721 | 6,982 | 7,708 762 | 7,190 | 7,952 | 249 — |3°2 — | 
113 | Hertford - -—} 174) 188,572} 167,298) 2,244 |11,068 | 13,812 | 2,213 | 10,530 | 12,743 = 5695) =, 4s 
3 | Huntingdon ~ - 87 60,319 64,183 546 | 3,416 | 3,962 445 | 8,292 | 3,787 | — 225 — 57 
28 | Kent = - -| 424 618,497) 615,460] 6,820 | 24,673 | 31,493 | 7,523 | 24,664 | 82,187 | 694 — 22 — | 
28 | Lancaster ~ - | 456 | 2,085,508 | 2,031,236 | 18,784 | 72,776 | 86,560 | 18,522 | 62,928 | 76,450 | — 10,110 —11°74 
11 | Leicester - -| 9825 | 284,164) 230,308] 2,180 | 10,965 | 13,145 | 1,788 | 10,682 112.470 | — 675 — 5°1 
14 | Lincoln - Sd ~| 715 | 897,687] 407,222| 2,810 | 16,213 | 18,523 | 2,285 | 15,665 | 17 3950 | — 573 — si 
23 | Middlesex - = 194 | 1,110,264} 1,886,546 | 16,273 | 42,191 | 58,464 | 16,073 | 40,516 56,589 — 1,875 — do2e) 
{ 6/ Monmouth = -{ 161] 177,130] 154,418] 716! 7,797 | 8,513 732 | 7,440 | 8172| — 341) — 40% 
21 | Norfolk = -| 692 | 365,199] 442,414] 3,623 | 23,208 | 26,831 | 3,414 | 21,866 | 25,280 | — 1551) — 5 sae 
12 | Northampton -— | 328 210,489] 212,380} 1,526 | 11,806 | 13,832 | 1,346 | 11,064 }12,410} — 922] — 6°94 | 
12 | Northumberland - | 588 | 803,489] 303,568] 1,484 | 15,417 16,901 | 1,456 | 14,762 | 16,218 — 683 — 404 
9 | Nottingham - - | 293 | 293,831] 270,427} 1,782 | 11,747 113,479 | 1,459 | 10,458 11,917 | — 1,562 — 11°6q 
9 | Oxford - = - | 290 | 169,823} 140,439] 1,664 | 9,857 |11,521 | 1,585 | 9,727 11,812 | — 209 =— 1°shie 
2] Rutland = - 65 24,214 22,983 208 | 1,002 | 1,210 152 976 | 1,128} — 82 — GCSae 
a Read te - - i eee cen xeon ua 10,8389 | 1,470 | 9,123 | 10,953 — 261 — 2°3 
omerse = cd : '62,¢ 443,91 429 | 29,607 | 33,8386 | 8,763 | 28,167 | 31,930 — 1,406; — 4°2 
25 | Southampton -{ 3801 | 349,339) 405,370] 8,887 | 20,035 | 28,922 | 4,028 | 19,457 23,485 — 487 — As 
16 | Stafford - — | 255 | 522,349] 608,716] 2,934 | 16,145 |19,079 | 2,742 16,080 |18,772 | — 307 — 1°6 
17 | Suffolk - - - | 514] 335,780] 337,215] 3,884 | 22,180 | 25,564 | 2.998 21,398 | 24,896 | — 1,168 | — 4°6 
20 | Surrey - - -j 151 676,713} 683,082} 7,848 | 30,665 | 38,508 7,827 | 29,100 | 36,927 =—— OM — 41 
21 Sussex = ~ - | 284) 248,690) 336,844] 3,104 | 15,287 118,341 3,278 | 15,186 | 18,409 68> -—= 4 — 
iS ame = - i ye 473,01 3 ae ced Sale 2,333 | 18,911 116,244 | — 1,828 — 17°6 
estmorlan - ; 58,284 2,373 | 2,755 418 | 2,182 | 2.550} — 205| — 7:4 
17 | Wilts - - ~} 3803 | 231,588]. 254,221] 2,367 | 17,012 19,379 | 2,479 | 16,576 {19,055 | — 824} — 1°79 
138 | Worcester int - | 268 384,825 270,926} 2,180 | 14,250 116,380 | 2,083 | 14,895 16,978 | 598 ~~ 13°97 — 
10 Kk. Riding - | 369 | 250,779] 254,286] 1,846 | 7,742 9,088 | 1,265 | 7,214 | 8,479 — 609} — 6°7) 
4 15 | York N. Riding - | 477 | 187,728| 215,014 759 | 7,266 | 8,025 756 | 6,947 | 7,703 | — 822! — 4°0 
27 W. Riding - 519 | 1,182,845 | 1,325,495 | 4,320 40,579 | 44,899 | 4,597 | 37,238 | 41,835 | — 8,064| — 6°8 
von Total of Unions, &e. eeu rs ale AAS | 
580 in England ve 13,158 |15,541,851 1,921,888)122,592 688,641 |811,253 |120,492 |657,778 |778,265 | — 32,968 | — 4°1 
WALES. 
2 | Anglesey - - 49 39,688 5475324 Ke 4,692 | 4,692 ue 4,605 | 4,605 | — 8 — 1°9 
4 Brecon - ~ -| 106 59,178 61,474 259 | 3,086 | 3,345 236 | 2,995 3,231 —_ 5) — $8°4 
5 | Cardigan - =-| 106 77 AAL 40,496 106 | 5,132 | 5,238 TIA | 55163: | G:274.) 36 — 5087 a= 
5) Carmarthen - -| 83 114845! 110,632| 991 | e958 | 7 0881. ; 
416 ; 9 (0,03 953 | 7,174 201 | 6,787 | 6,988 186 | ~— 2°6 
. Soaoe en - - 88 98,185 84,8470 239 | 8,285 | 8,524 229 | 8,254 | 8483 |} — 41} — 0°5 
y nee = ~ 82 69,410 92,583]. 3854 | 4,065 | 4,419 838 | 3,961 | 4,299] — 120 — 27 
1 5 \Glamorean 2 wt eo) 974982] 08.150] 811 | 5,454 | 5,765 | -290 | 5,305 | 5,595 | — 170| — 9-9 
De Mercacn tn ond 12), 240081) 230849) «780 | 0,188) 9.918) |) 9294 ome | 16,451 688) tae 
a Ge De ae = 51,307] 38,843 98 | 4,039 | 4,137 76 | 4,106 | 4,182} 45 — |11 — 
: aos - + ae 59,092 67,335 291 | 4,957 | 5,248 311 | 4,798 | 5,109; — 18 — 2°6 
eecacne € - - 3 84,191 94,140 282 | 4,963 | 5,245 3801 | 4,948 | 5,249 4 — OL — 
ae ; nor . ~ = 46 19,769 24,916 64 | 1,658 | 1,722 68 | 1,63] | 1,699 = 23; — 1°3 
Total of Unions, &e. rl eae al -|— —|- Pea ee ae a 
Bical in Wales - - 1,010 988,014 1,005,721) 3,005 | 62,417 | 65,422 | 2,890 | 62,275 | 65,165 | — 257 | — 
624 | Total of Unions, &e. in z n % < . re es 
England and Wales 14,168 |16,529,865 eee 125,597 |'751,058 |876,655 123,382 |720,048 |848,480] — 33,225 
~ | Residue of the Kingdom| 436 1,397,744 No Returns, x e 
er Wale nnd f [14,604 |17,927,609|19,909,609 Sal Scar ee ee eae 





Maay compare the numbers with the population in 


1856.] of the Poor Law Board. oF 
No.. 26: 


ComPARATIVE STATEMENT of the Number of Adult Able-bodied Paupers (Male and Female), but exclusive 
| _ of Vagrants, in Receipt of Relief, on the 1st January 1856 and 1857, in 624 Unions, &c., having a Popula- 
| 





tion of 16,529,865 Persons ; the entire Population of England and Wales being 17,927,609 (Census 1851). 












































































































































Pa $3 Number of Adult Able-bodied Pauper 
5 3 Population ae eA dales bic hosed. Pampers ‘ 
= COUNTIES Ea (Census 1851). relieved (Male and Female). Difference 
=) ; : rai SISene a a eS Difference 
ae in which ers between 
= the Unions, &c. Sees Ou Ist Jan. 1856. On Ist Jan. 1857. ich ee 
oO 
FI are chiefly situate. z ae Union | Counties Bb aaeaeey per Cent. 
Z BSP | Counties.| Proper. | aor | Gaur. | Zotal | acer. | coor, | Total. | 2n¢ 18°%: 
ENGLAND. Iner. Deer.| Incr. Decr. 
6| Bedford- - -{ 185] 129,668] 124,448] 229 | 1,257 1 1,486] 186] 1,043] 1,179] — 307] — 20°7 
(12| Berks - - -| 286] 199,106} 1¥0,06c| 484] 1,698 | 2,182] 447] 1,543| 1,990/ — 192| — 8°8 
| 7| Buckingham - -| 192 | 148,492] 163,423| 250 | 1,746 | 1,996] 2171 1,712] 1,929| — 67/ — 98°4 
9] Cambridge - . -| 173} 191,800] 18s,40¢] 472 | 2,992] 2.694] 440 | 2,224] 2,664] — 30] — 1°1 
/10| Chester - - -| 452] 411,477! 452,925] 834] 2,045 | 2.379] 849 | 1,926 | 2275 | — 104! — 44 
13 | Cornwall - =| 221 | 355,892] 355,658] 246 | 1,914 | 2,160 | 231] 1,737] 1,968; — 192] — 8°9 
9 | Cumberland - -| 200 | 195,210] 195,492] 285 959 | 1,194 | 209 921 | 1,180 | — 64] — 5°4 
9| Derby - - —-—| 272 | 259,965] 296,084] 62] 680] 742| 41} 683] 674] — 68] — . 9°28. 
19| Devon - - -—-| 445 | 581,366] 567,098| 635 | 3,607 | 4,242 | 665 | 3,243 | 3,908} — $834] — 79 
12|Dorsei - - =| 282] 177,057| 184,204| 225 | 1,649 | 1,874 | 237 | 1,491 | 1,728] — 146] -- 7°8 
14 | Durham - -| 8111] 411,538] 390,997] 140 | 2,352] 2,492 | 129 | 2,419] 2,548| 56 — |2°2 — | 
17| Essex - - -| 870| 344,077! 369,318] 951 | 4,289 | 5,240 11,036 | 4,002 | 5,038| — 202} — 3°9 
16 | Gloucester - -| 840 | 353,776] 458,805) 449 | 2,693 | 3,142 | 462} 2,603 | 8,055| — 87] — 2°8 
8 | Hereford — =} 288 | 110,578) 41re.489|' 1298 | 8041 927 | 149-| 850]. 999 | 72 — | 7:7 (== 
18 | Hertford - -| 174] 188,572] 167,298] 528 | 2,101 | 2,629 | 549 | 1,829] 2,378] — 251| — 9°5 
8| Huntingdon - -| 87 60,319! 64,183| 118| 463] 581| 88! 446] 5384] — 47] — 81 
28) Kent - - -| 424] 618,497] 615,466/1,955 | 4,131 | 5,386 |1,491 | 4,215 | 5,706 | 3820 — |5'9 — 
28 | Lancaster -~ -| 456 | 2,085,508] 2,031,236/ 2,050 |14,991 |17,041 | 1,924 [11,717 | 18,641 | — 3,400] — 20°0 
11 | Leicester ~ -—] 325 | 234,164! 230,308] 505 | 2,000 | 2,505 | S44] 1,785 | 2,129| — 376] — 15°0 
14] Lincom - - -| 715 | 397,687} 407,222} 355 | 2,099 | 2,454] 351] 1,994 | 2,345] — 109] — 4°4 
23 | Middlesex - “~| 194 | 1,110,264] 1,886,246 | 2,849 | 10,820 | 13,669 | 2,722 {10,083 |12,805 | — 8641 — 6°83 
6| Monmouth - ~{| 161 | 177,130] 154,418| 93 1,257 | 1,850] 987 | 1,075 | 1,162] — 188| — 18°9 
21! Norfolk - -  -| 692] 865,199| 442,714] 987 | 3,481 | 4,468 | 828 | 3,053 | 3,881] — 587] — 18°1 
12 | Northampton -| 823 | 210,489| 212,380] 270 | 2,272] 2,542 | 213 | 1,886] 2,049] ~— 493 | — 19°4§ 
12 | Northumberland -| 538 | 303,489] 303,568] 227 | 2,667 | 2,894 | 222) 2,493 | 2,645| — 249| — 8°6f 
9| Nottingham - -| 293 | 298,331] 2470,427| 408 | 2,013 | 2,421 | 291 | 1,591 | 1,882] — 539 | — 22°3 
9/ Oxford - - =| 290] 169,823] 140,439| 3888 | 1,478 | 1,816] 342 | 1,478] 1,820; 4 — 102 — 
21 Rutland -~ =} 65} 24,2141 22.9831, 88} 197] 285] 26) 188) 164] — 71) — 909 
15| Salop - - =| 289 | 226,231] 229,341; 217 | 1,881 | 1,598 | 248 | 1,213 | 1,461] — 18 — 86 
17 | Somerset - -| 491 | 462,398] 443,916] 547 | 3,789 | 4,386] 567] 3,614] 4,181] — 155] — 8°6 
25 | Southampton ~| 301 | 349,339] 40%,370| 828 | 4,037 | 4,865] 770] 3,948 | 4,718| — 147] — 3:0 
16 | Stafford -~. —| 255 | 522,349] 608,416] 581] 2,998 | 3,579 | 547 | 2,793 | 3,340 | — 28391] — 6°7 
17 | Suffolk - - -| 514| 885,780]: 334,215| 953 | 3,817 | 4,770 | 808 | 3,543 | 4,351 | — 419] — 8°8 
20| Surrey - - <-| 151 | 676,713] 683,082/1,430 | 6,686 | 8,116 |1,303 | 6,154 | 7,457] — 659] — 81 
211 Sussex - -—- —| 284] 248,690] 336,844] 688} 2,387 | 3,025 | 747 | 2,292 | 3,039] 14 — |0° — J 
12 | Warwick -~ —| 223| 421,616] 476,013] 767 | 2,411 | 3,178} 655 | 1,948 | 2,603) — 6575] — 18°21 
3 | Westmorland = THON. co8i887, 58,284 84: 403 437 TD; Sal 409 _ 78 — 16°0 
17) Wilts - -~ -—| 303 | 281,588] 24,201) 625 | 2,512 | 3,187 | 709 |. 2,859 | 3,068} — 69] — 29 
13 | Worcester - —| 268 | 384,325] 276,926] 488 | 2,088 | 2,526 | 841 | 2,220 | 2561] 35 — |170 — |s 
10 BE. Riding -| 369] 250,779} 254,286] 189] 1,086 | 1,275 | 140°] 1,032 | 1,172] — 103} — 81 
15 | York4 N. Riding -| 477 | 187,728] 213,214| 116] 726] 842} 110| 666| 776| — 66] — 4°8 
27 W. Riding - | 519 | 1,132,845] 3,325,495] 624 | 7,693 | 8317 | 564| 6,897 | 6,961] — 1,856; — 16°38 
580 ary see eee 13,158 |15,541,851|16,921,888]22,893 |119,899 |142,792 [21,797 |108,526 |130,323] — 12,469] — 8-7 
WALES. 
2 Anglesey = = 49 39,633 5723247 8 842 842 sis 860 860 13) — 21 — 
a) Brecon ~ = = | 106} 69078) O1,444|, 42) 209 | 251 | B36]: 179) 215 |} — 86) = aes 
5 | Cardigan = =| 106| 77,441| 90,496) 19| 715] 7341 99] 644] 6783| — 61]| — 8°38 
5 Carmarthen -—- = 835 114,845 110,632 50 814 864 4A 737 828 ae 36 — 4°2 
4\Garnarvon - °-| 88 | 98,185; 84,870]. 65 | 1,507 | 1,572] 68 | 1,154] 1,222; — 350) — 29°38 
3 | Denbigh = S| 82) 694107 >92;583) .72°|..402 |. 474) 58) 389} 442) — 82) ==) eae 
moi ting - .- © =| - 45) 74,082), 68,106). 40| 468|. BOS} .98|- 4299| 457| — 511 — 20°0 
5| Glamorgan -° —| 162} 240,031] 231,849] 178 | 1,879 | 2,057 | 168 | 1,966 | 2,184] 77 — |8°7 — 
&\Merioneth «~~  ~|. 48.| 51,807) 38,843.) 17 |. 446 | 468] 14] 450) 464) 1 — 10°93, — 
3 Montgomery eS, - 52 59,092 64,335 64 742, 806 68 624 692 = 114 — 14°1 
Pembroke 2 sce) 14S) © 82191) se4aa0py, BL} o2820 1 57 |) bo. (526). BIS | 7 ee ie 
BN paduor ee ees 46/1.) 19,769) ~ 24406 5} 935 | 240] 14]. 2998] 2421 2. —— 1 0°S. 
A | eo vale 2: 111,010 | 988,014 | 1,005,721] 603 | 8,779 | 0,882 | 571 | 8,236] 8807} — 575) — 61 
624 | Total of Unions, xe. in } 114,168 116,529,865 roam 23,496 |128,678 |152,174 122,368 |116,762 |189,180| — 13,044| —  8°6 
England and Wales §|”’ sella 2 sie | ies iia social (Colin! ae 
- | Residue of the Kingdom | 486 | 1,397,744 No Returns. a ie Hie aes isle Rate ets 
bee Wate 14,604 |17,927,609|14,927,609| .. | e Oe pean Ne ae aks gat Sees Pe 


Nores.—(a) The Statement above is a Summary of Returns from 585 Unions, and 20 separate Parishes under the Poor Law Amend- 
ment Act, 13 Incorporations and 5 Parishes under Local Acts, and 1 Parish under Gilbert’s Act. ‘The residue of the Kingdom, con- 
taining 4386 Parishes, makes no return. 3 

(6) Each Union is ascribed to the County where the Parish from which the Union is named is situated ; but as many Unions embrace 
Parishes that are in two or more Counties, the number of Parishes and the amount of Population given above must not be confounded 
with the numbers contained within the ordinary county boundaries ; e.g., the 6 Unions in Bedfordshire in the above Table do, in fact, 
contain 122 Bedtordshire, 10 Buckinghamshire, and 3 Hertfordshire Parishes. ‘The remaining Parishes of Bedfordshire are in like 
manner included in some of the Unions of the conterminous Counties. : seas 
a oi ae poonistion of Counties, properly go called, is given above, that the reader may compare the numbers with the population in 

ounties, 


SOS Se a ee 





98 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. | 


No. 27. 





Summary Sratemenr of the Number of Paupers of all Classes in receipt of Relief 
in England 


; IN-DOOR PAUPERS. . 


Numbers of the several Classes of Paupers in the Workhouse (not including Classes | 














# | 
& aS Eee) Se ee eee 
a Able-bodied and their Children. Not Able- 
ss 
m Children under : 
= / Adults. 16, of Able- Adults. 
8 NUMBER OF PAUPERS bodied Inmates. | 
oO 
| IN RECEIPT OF RELIEF | 
e 3 Married g Married 
a | ON; THE Couples. 5 Couples. | 
AI 5" Ist DAY OF a a I wi 
a ou m a o 4 m iS e 
rs 2 g oo o 
: o C Gs st 3 i El S| 
5 3 8 a os g 5 8 a Fe 
2 <= . ° 2 
g 2 es a s he wR se a by 
§ Te — g 3) o 5p co) o g o © 
5 be be o Ze ce — rs ‘3 © | ee 
4 <a} P=} fo s) fo) =| (a) =I ea } } 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 4) 10 
587 14,7 60,000 January 1849 - = 2,389 2,548 8,695 | 14,426 8,159 | 14,841 1,603 1,420 | . 19,034 | 13,782 
587 14,850,000 | July 1849 - - - 802 1,014 3,948 | 10,144 6,805 9,483 1,211 1,079 | 16,221 | 12,772 


590 14,947,000 | January 1850 1,690 } 1,798 8,160 | 12,626 | 7,877 | 11,519 1,350 | 3,178 | 18,685 | 12,941 


593 | 15,195,000| July 1850 - - - 512 655 | 3,085 | 9,008] 6,354 | 6,940] 1,025 932 | 16,007 | 12,250 
595 | 15,382,000 | January 1851 -~- - | 1,896] 1,506] 6,958] 11,877| 7,470 | 10,350] 1,205] 1,116 | 19,082] 13,261 
597 | 15,474,000] July 1851 - - - 432 540 | 2,857 | 8,844] 6,333] 6,599] 1,020 913 | 16,527 | 12,724 
<4 15,567,000 | January 1952 -—- 1,001 | 1,117 | 5,681 | 11,070 7,349 8,993 | 1,157 | 1,087 |. 19,406 | 13,041 
597 | 15,668,000| July 1852 - - ~~ 430 539 | 2,956 | 8,597 | 6,355} 6,505] 1,012 969 | 16,979 | 12,855 
598" | 15,790,000 | January 1853 - - 749 919) 4,630 | 10,748} 7,251] 8,587 | 1,080] 1,014] 19,166] 13,490 
Cll. | 16,325,000) July:183 - - - 151 296 | 2,134] 8,193] 5,856 | 5,425 949 836 | 16,725} 13,618 
614 | 16,526,000 | January 184 - - | 1,192] 1,880] 6,807 | 12,711| 7,929 | 10,658 1,338 } 1,199 | 20,805 | 15,816 
619 | 16,901,000} July 1854 - - ~- 446 686 | 3,156 | 10,828 | 7,207} 8,445] 1,155} 1,089 | 18,650} 15,603 
620 | 17,019,000 | January 1855 - - | 1,052] 1,286] 5,931 | 14,756 8,485 | 11,871] 1,290] 1,173 | 21,938 | 16,416 
623 | 17,245,000 | July 1855 - - - 430 622 | 3,349 | 11,490] 7,123} 8,917 | 1,077 1,030 | 18,999 | 15,902 
624 | 17,455,000 | January 1856 - - 993 | 1,265 | 5,495 | 15,738 | 8,927 | 12,865 | 1,342] 1,247 | 22,886] 17,642 
624 | 17,560,000} July 186 - - ~- 259 457 | 2,842 | 10,891 | 6,715 | 7,560 | 1,005 926 | 18,854} 16,255 


624 | 17,665,000] Janu Ce 
oe AEY ASOT - 642 | 1,017 | 5,952 | 14,567 | 8,896 | 10,970 | 1,220] 1,189 | 23,617 | 17,490 


Nore.—The Populati TS : 
*In eRe a hes above is estimated according to the numbers given at page 2. of the Registrar General’s 
slesey Union was formed into two Unions, hence there was an increase in the number of _ 





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No, 27. 





on the Ist January and on the Ist July in the Years named, in a certain Number of Unions 
_ and Wales. 


IN-DOOR PAUPERS. 












14, 15, 16, and 17. 
Lunatics, Insane Summary of the preceding 








1,06 | 3,108 | 23,075 2,013 | 2,545 284 | 33,609 | 34,542 | 50,659 118,810 1,956 120,766 January 1849. 


% Persons, and Idiots. Columns. 
bodied. © 
* a 
5 % a 
: 4 = 
Children under 16. Adults. 5 eS 
4 = ra NUMBER OF PAUPERS 
ha o So ; 
1 = = IN RECEIPT OF RELIEF | 
_ | Of Parents not | 83 © { 
| “Able-bodied, | 3 é : A 4 ON THE 
| being Inmates. | ©: = ime rq 3 r= 
«| a oe 3 i Ss = Ist DAY oF 
| 3 a : a E E m = 
i Sq é ov ° 3 m = 
Mey 8. | see|:. | 2 | 8 Sh oe Ae 
H = & tA 
' a oe Sas 3 q J o 8 < a is s 
| a ‘S) 3d EO ES s o | cI o al ° os 6 
a } ) A oe S) = fe Ss) x > a 
De il 12 13 14 15 16 1 AM 
1 
5 
“4 


937 2,165 | 22,485 L979 | 2,514 198 | 24,021 | 27,458 | 42,179 93,658 1,625 95,283 July 1849. 


965 2,280 | 23,596 1,946 2,479 234 | 81,780 | 381,012 | 46,515 109,307 1,021 110,328 January 1850. 


ta Sn SrA 


913 1,704 } 21,973 2,071 2,601 184 | 22,721 | 25,526 | 38,105 86,352 811 87,163 July 1850. 


1,087 | 2,071 | 21,812 | 2,143 | 2,648 238 | 90,756 | 30,295 | 48,188 | 104,189 | 1,170] 105,359 | January 185]. 
| 950 | 1,645 | 21,030} 1,950| 2,432 192 | 22,867 | 25,532 | 36,888 85,287 679 85,066 July 1851. 

981 } °1,895 | 21,038 2,040 2,507 197 | 29,267 | 29,010 | 40,557 98,834 739 99,573 January 1852. 
960 1,723 | 20,694 2,073 2,595 181 | 23,445 | 25,566 | 36,401 85,412 585 85,977 July 1852. ° 
989 1,809 | 20,948 2,115 2,630 209 | 27,814 | 28,794 | 39,812 96,420 548 96,968 January 1853. 
aq | 989 1,618 | 21,785 | '2,185 2,693 201 | 22,100 | 25,843 |} 35,911 83,854 644 84,498 July 1853. 
1,122 2,166 | 23,206 2,272 2,966 221 | 81,770 | 38,588 | 45,431 110,739 653 111,392 January 1854. 


1,021 2,272 | 23,899 | 2,398 3,144 254 | 25,832 | 81,307 | 43,224 100,363 823 101,186 | July 1854. 





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1,100 | 2,494 | 25,395 | 2,485 | 3,233 242 | 32,089 | 36,867 | 49,518} 118,469 745) 119,014 | January 1858. 
t 1,047 | 2,319 | 24,987 | 2,490] 3,268 201 | 26,337 | 32,304 | 44,628 | 103,269 955 | 104,224 | July 1885. . 
| 1,136 | 2,690 | 26,379] 2,668 | 9,542 270 | 33,421 | 39,421 | 61,851 | 124,698 904 | 125,597 | January 1856. 
. | 3,084} 2,370 | 28,076 | 2,087 | 3,561 234 | 25,605 | 32,048 | 43,008 | 100,661 765 | 102,426 | July 1836. 





1,169 





26,309 2,689 38,074 225 | 34,311 | 37,773 | 50,216 122,300 1,082 123,382 January 1857. 











Report, for the quarter ended at 31st March 1857. 
Unions returned in January 1858, but no difference in the population comprised in Unions. 


100 


Summary Statement of the Number of Paupers of all Classes in receipt of Relief on the Ist January 





NUMBER 
OF PAUPERS 
IN RECEIPT 
| OF RELIEF 
ON THE 
| Ist Day or 


f Jany 1849 
| July 1849 
JanY 1850 
July 1850 
Jany 1851 
Jwly 1851 
i JanY 1852 
July 1852 
Jany 1858 
July 1853 
JanY 1854 
| July 1954 
Jan 1855 
July 1855 


Jany 1856 


July 1856 


Jan 1857 


gle) 


f (married or sin 
relieved in cases of suddenand 
urgent necessity. 


Adult Males 
Adult Males 


gle) 


cases of their own 


Qnarried or sin 
, Accident, or Infir- 
* 


relieved in 
Sickness 


mity. 
Adult Males reliey 


25,506 


22,257 


22,650 


18,604 


Appendia« to the Ninth Annual Report 


ed on account 
, Accident, or In- 
firmity of any of the Famil 
or of a Funeral. 


of Sickness 
Adult Males 


igs) 


Vs 


i 
of 


(uarried or single 
account of want 
or other causes 


relieved on 


Work, 


cs 


10,996 |17,427 


8,815 


9,0 


( 


i 


8,719 


0,814 


4,440 


5,347 





Families of | 
Adult Males, in 


Columns 1, 2,3, 


and 4, 
resident with 
the Father. 


Children under 
16. 


ror) 


48,680 | 182,237 

32,094 | 96,478 
98,616 
72,671 
78,856 
67,339 
69,676 
62,668 
60,806 
48,410 

23,298 


20,509 


OUT-DOOR PAUPERS. 


Numbers of the several Classes of Paupers relieved out of the Workhouse (not including i 


Able-bodied, or the Families of Able-bodied. 


~ Widows. 


50,628 


48,147 


47,068 


5,842 


» dependent 


Children under 16 
on Widows. 


115,854 


126,184 


124,192 


128,413 


121,639 


119,989 


118,751 


116,728 


123,354 


6,822 


124,960 


125,071 


126,703 








Families miles Resident ; 

Illegitimate | relieved on ae Soldiers, Families of 
Children account of Sailors, other 
and their ceeding and Marines| on-tesidaa 
Mothers. elng P [ales 

F in Gaol, &e, tehered- relieved. 


t Chil- 


Single Women withou 
dren. 
S Mothers. ' 
Children. 
ft Wives. 
Children. 
Children. 


id 
—_ 
= 
few) 
=) 
q 





8,826 | 


8,515 | 





3,188 8,499 | 





2,894 8,877 
2,640 2 8,225 

2,811 8,878 | 
2,912 10,822 
3,069 11,785 | 
8,097 2 11,988 | 
3,281 392 | 2 13,724 | 


2,890 | 4,5 11,611 } 








2,860 11,689 





of the Poor Law Board. 101 





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and on the Ist July in the Years named, in a certain Number of Unions in England and Wales—continued. 


OUT-DOOR PAUPERS., 
















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i Insane Persons,} Summary of the preceding 3 ea g q 
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| 98,496 | 201,511 | 35,228 | 16,556 | 3,838 | 4,259 | 251] 157,061 | $22,908 | 328,090 808,054 15,308 | 813,362 | 934,128 832 | 933,296 | Jan¥ 1849. 
| 96,627 | 201,772 | 34,342 | 16,647 | 3,841 | 4,232 | 298 | 180,728 | 316,979 | 289,126 | 736,828 | 4,189 | 741,017 | 836,300 773 | 835,527 | July 1849. 
| 100,794 | 209,142 | 37,161 | 17,854 | 3,984 | 4,651 | 299 | 146,288 | 319,434 | 803,965 | 769,687 | 2,696 | 772,383 | 882,711 1,505 | 881,206 | JanY 1850. 
: 99,459 | 208,642 | 35,201 | 17,323 | 3,927 | 4,629 | 292 | 182,659 | 303,776 | 272,186 | 7 08,571 | 2,556 | 711,127 | 798,290 | 1,972 | 796,318 | July 1850. 


102,453 | 212,160 | 33,467 | 17,230 | 4,233 | 4,827 | 257 | 187,580 | 309,708 | 276,613 | 723,851 | 2,220 | 726,071 | 831,430 | 1,990 | 829,440 | JanY 1851. 





| 99,096 | 212,099 | 36,478 | 16,441 | 4,162 | 4,716 | 258 | 181,736 | 302,897 | 268,737 | 698,370 | 1,428 | 699,793 | 785,759 | 1,426 | 784,888 | July 1801. 
{101,001 | 214,500 | 44,679 | 16,668 | 4,234 | 5,033 | 233 | 183,904 | 304,480 | 264,765 | 703,149 | 1,153 | 704,802 | 803,875 | 1,189 | 802,786 | JanY 1852. 


99,665 | 211,676 | 36,715 | 15,737 | 4,113 | 4,926 | 229 | 180,041 | 297,143 | 252,516 | 679,700 | 1,060 | 680,760 | 766,757 1,088 | 765,669 | July 1852. 





| 98,821 | 209,993 | 36,615 | 15,496 | 4,246 | 4,970 | 190 | 128,818 | 295,171 | 246,676 | 670,660 | 888 | 671,548 | 768,516 957 | 767,559 | Jan’ 1853, 





| 95,854 | 211,118 | 35,152 |.14,895 | 4,649 | 5,399 | 170 | 121,632 | 290,944 | 235,749 | 648,325 | 695 | 649,020 | 733,518 874 | 732,644 | July 1853. 
. 99,458 | 214,477 | 37,210 | 14,623 | 4,847 | 5,825 | 175 | 181,922 | 804,718 | 258,747 | 695,387 | 956 | 696,343 | 807,785 | 1,189 | 806,596 | JanY 1854, 
6004 215,998 | 86,905 | 14,687 | 4,828 | 5,960 | 199 | 127,134 | 805,147 | 255,761 | 688,042 | 879 | 688,921 | 790,107 | 1,086 | 789,021 | July 1854, 
+ 98,256 218,204 | 38,116 | 14,441 | 5,167 | 6,331 | 202| 182,951 | 315,002 | 273,658 |721,611 | 811 | 722,422 | 841,636 916 | 840,720 | JanY 1835, 
“o7r82 216,051 | 35,943 | 15,022 | 5,125 | 6,505 | 215 | 128,105 | 312,233 | 266,887 | 707,225 | 621 | 707,846 | 812,070 | 1,177 | 810,893 | July 1855. 
99,135 | 220,804 Br6r5 15,136 | 5,803 | 6,682 | 367 | 186,113 | 325,281 | 289,785 | 751,179 | 991 | 752,170 | 877,767 | 1,112 | 876,655 | Jan¥ 1856. 


j / 
1 94,300 | 218,268 | 35,643 {15,108 | 5,149 | 6,429 | 252 | 124,677 | 309,794 | 259,953 | 694,424 


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695,156 | 796,582 480 | 796,102 | July 1856, 


| 98,002 | 222,198 | 87,207 | 14,791 | 5,234 |‘6,040 | 264| 152,012 | 317,436 | 270,003 |719,451 | 973 | 720,424 | 848,806 876 | 843,430 | JanY 1857. 





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se 


102 Appendia« to the Ninth Annual Report [1856 
No. 28. ; 





Axzstract of Rerurns showing the Number of Pauper Lunatics and Iprors chargeable to Parishe: 
of each Sex, whether Dangerous to themselves or others, where Maintained| 


WHERE 

















2 
/ aS) 
Estimated] LUNATICS IDIOTS = | Propor- 
: aie cm GRCee ee Tn 
Popula- Ae t Lunatic Aetan Licensed House. 
COUNTIES. COO | a eS |Special ag ie : 
. in g é <3 + 
ger: S| Bt Se id eee lations 
2.98 See tes A 
S |e | ae fe | we pe r) | 
ENGLAND. | 
Medfords)- = - > =|) 186,014] 52:| 176.) 1809 44}; 88} 97 227 f 1 in 603 58 |; 68} 126 - 1 1 
Perks oi = | = '!4— |}. 175281 |; 958 226.{ e201) 76] 81. 187 3781 1,, 464 ff loo} 119] 219 5 7) 4 
Buckingham - — | 168,698] 74| 108| 1827 55] 48] 103 2854 1,, 592 74| 104} 178 - 1 1| 
Cambridge - - - | 200,382] 56] 74{ 1308 60! 65] 125 25541 1,, 786 - 4 4] 56] 88] 114] 
Chester .- - - | 498,301] 116] 164] 280 121 | 129] 250 5301 1,, 940 # 108| 144| 252 1 1 2] 
Cornwall - - - | 364,176} 102] 142] 2448 74| 911] 165 409} 1,, 890 § 104} 105] 2099 - - a4 
Cumberland- - - | 207,510] 105] 91] 1969 388] 45] 88 279 1,, 744 | mee 1f 55] 387} 92} 
Derby - - - - | 312,487] 115} 109} 294 78] 114] 192 416 1,, 751 | 11] 105] aif - - - | 
Devon- - - —- | 587,821] 235 | 336] 571 164 | 181] 345 916} 1,, 642 | 237 | 293] 530 1 1 
Derek =. d= © = hs) & D8OR08 tb 90-1 105) 198 b- 52.4 S68 | 3B 310} 1,, 612 § 86] 102] 188 4 3 a 
Durham - - - | 458772} 99] 117] 216) 56} 90| 146] 3629 1,,1,267 | 34] 359] 13) 1! 8 ao} 
Essex - ~ - = | 385,096 | 155] 243] 398} 125) 142 | 267 665 1,, 579 | 144] 205] 349 1 1 2] 
Gloucester -. -~ - | 475,572| 271 | 403 | 6749 152.) 221 | 873 1,017] 1,, 454 | 196] 257] 458§ 241 19] 43} 
Hereford - - - | 116881| 389] 69| 108) 59| 53] 112 22004 1,, 531 39] sl]. 90) - - a 
Hertford = - <- | 174,449| 82] 118] 2008 63] 77 | 140 340 1,, 513 67| 74] 141 4 8| yf 
Huntingdon- - - 68,236} 29} 3 sof i] I7 | 28 87 | 1 ,,.. 784 25| 241 49 By") ) 73am 
Kent. - - - - | 687,542] 257| 384] 6419 148] 161] 304 945] 1,, 696 | 224] 314] 538f 20] 32] 350% 
Lancaster - - ~~ | 2,814,546 | 779} 897 |1,676 401 | 464] 865 § 2,541 9 1,, 911 [| 636} 695 |1,381 9] 18! of 
Leicester - - <-— | 240,151] 130] 155} 285 102] 881 185 470], 2,, 511 | 101] 114] a15 cp res 1} 
Lincoln - - ~-  - | 487,485] 148] 173 | 391 96] 155} 251 572, 1,, 765 ff 189] 152] 291 2 7 9} 
Middlesex - - =— | 2,124,593 | 1,019 | 1,636 [2,655 J 263 | 289 | 552] 3,207 1,, 662 843 | 1,193 | 2,036 f 176} 373] sag 
Monmouth - - - | 174173| 55] 88| 143] 36| 38] 74 2174 1,, 803 50{ 74] 124 - 3 3h 
Norfolk - - - | 461,687| 194] 256] 450] 152| 174 | 926 776 1,, 595 | 144] 166| 8109 46) 631 3118 
Northampton - —- | 221,459| 111] 127] 238 94] 114]! 198 436} 1,, 508 73| 63] 186) 386] sl] g7f 
Northumberland - - | 329,991| 99] 99] 198 89| 931 182 380} 1,, 868 4 6| 10f 80) 731] yeh 
Nottingham - - 283,669 | 145} 148 | 293 64 96 | 160 453 1,, 626 § 109 99 | 208 4 4 ce | 
Oxford- - = <- | 175,616| 981] 136] 2177 585| 741 129 3461 1,, 508 80] 181] 211 2 1 3] 
Rutland - - - 24,109; 10{ 14| 249 6] 2 8 32] 1,, (753 9 iP a1 1% aok a + | Joa" 
Salop - - - <= | 282,106} 108} 166] 2744 66] 96] 162 436} & 4, 582 f 108} 147] 5548 - ~ we 
Somerset - - - | 449,270] 168] 252] 4209 201 | 205] 406 826} 1,, 544 f 161] 200] 3618 - - 2 
Southampton - - | 488,034] 178| 240] 4189 181] 185] 366 784, 1,, 559 | 158{ 200] ssf 17] 21] 99 
Stafford - - - | 685,514] 192] 198| 3009 144] 153] 297 687 | 1,, 998 — 207 | 194] ao : We a 4 
Suffolk- - - - | 851,630] 161] 182] 343 90] 971 187 530} 1,, 663 f 134] 149] 983f 15] 271 49 
Surrey-  - - —- | 755,786 | 3847 | 476] 823] 195] 215| 4107 1,339 1,, 613 | 364] 448] 919 4/ 83] 97 
Sussex -~- - = - 368,319 99} 166 | 265 129) 127} 256 HQT wa, ese ANE 17 28 85 |} 1380] 215 
Warwick - - - 531,803 | 200 | 275 | 475 92} 110] 202 677 f 1,, 783 202 | 265 |. 467 a 1 1 
Westmorland - - | 59,844| 12] 27| 308 o8| 251 253 g211,, 645 | - ol, of or fo 7am 
Wilts - - -= = | 252,700} 132] 167| 2999 119! 138! 2x0 549 1,, 460 | 140] 1661 306 ee 1 
Woreester - - - 297,473 | 117 | 149} 2669 721! 102! 174 440 1 676 109 | 184 | 943 - a 
East Riding - | 279,657 | 195| 132] 2578 67 | 821 149 4064 1,, 689 | 119] 104 228 9| 1b od 
Yorke} North Riding - | 221,751) 112] 104] 216f 44] 49] 93 309 | 1 a 718. 101} gi 192 2 6 8 
West Riding - 1440;800 405 | 453) 858 272 | 350} 6229 1,480 1,, 974 842 | 888 | 730 8 ll 19 
Totals of England - /18,329,346 | 7,099 9,418 [16,5129 4,412 | 5,147 | 9,559 f 26,071 f 1 in 703 45,972 | 7,239 |13,011| 695 | 1,080 | 1,798 


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WALES. 
Anglesey ~~ -:) = 61,581 18 16 29 48 46 89 118 § lin 522 7 9 16 = = - 
Brecon - = 65,645 | 15 24 39 20 23 43 825 -,, 1800) fF 12 15 27 2 1 8 
Cardigan - + - 72,080 | 11) 29] 408 32] 47] 79 119} 1,, 606 | - = ‘ 7 6 
Carmarthen- - - 113,314 33 87 70 85 53 88 158 f 1 ‘ (ayy a! - 4 19 18 E 
Seen 5 on a 92,1738 | 23} 30] 537 59/1 61] 120 1730 0 ., 1088 16} 14] 80 1] - 1 
-o oe ana ae $4] 53! s7f 49] 86] 1059 19212,, 497 | 98] sol ef - | - 1 — 4 
2 Sco ae s pa 18 25 | 43] 84] 33] 67 110} 1,, 627 18 8 7 acre Le 2 
oar g. 3,3 838 |. 83! 166 34] 661 100 266 f 1 ,, 1,065 = 7 Lf. 68.). 58.4476 
oe wi le jy 38,609 ll 8 19 21 28 44 637 1,, 603 | 8 2 5 - = - 
Rentemers: x = a 28 16) 48 0 a alll cee 296 9 1:., Biz 261) Io} 87. i rE 
ae 2 aaa 2681 29; 49; 780 41| ‘46]  @7 1659 1,, 591 18| 20] 38 38 9|° 14 
24,275 4 Of I8%. a8} opin” es 484 1,, 506 4 6) Oe - - 
Totals of Wales - | 1,079,118 | 302 | 878] 680] 495 | 517 | 942) 1,622] 1im eos | aso |” 145 | 2771 95] 881! 198 
Totals of England mae 





and Wiles a 19,408,464 | 7,401 | 9,791 |17,192]] 4,837 | 5,664 {10,501} 27,693 | 1 in 701 Jo,104 7,884 |13,488f 790 | 1,118 | 1,908 
J ’ 3 





of the Poor Law Board. 


. No. 28. 


103 








comprised in each County in England and Wales, on the Ist January 1857; distinguishing the Number 
and the Average Weekly Cost per Head, for Maintenance, Clothing, &c. 


Average Weekly Cost i 


























MAINTAINED. 4 per Head of Maintenance H 
; = = eo : and Clothing. 
In With their a ae aan 
| _ Union Friends, Ssi Bysshe 8 
“Workhouse. § or elsewhere. GW oe Oho baie . 
2 5 ———$—$<$<$<———<—<—— : 1 = So & an Pig jan] 2 A COUNTIES. 
a a to | to | to | to | to | to | to | to jay) oF SF| pe gwel oS ® Cs) 
- liar age ere | sel elses, et er 
a =| 8 | S75 | 20] 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 Ee 2 as mORS| g © EI 
fe Sie! & Sate Sia 8| 2 | ei 
H s.d.|s.d.|s8. d.j|s. d. ENGLAND. 
Az |! "82 -| 2} 17} 88] 44] 44] $21 296] 10] 14 9° 82 9 383118 0/8 2316 73| Bedford, 
39 | 53 -| 3} 20] 62] 83] 74] 63] 41| 16] 16 9 105 10 63/18 0/210 |7 72] Berks. 
85 | 23 -{| 8] 11] 45] 54] 64] 52] 28] 20] 8 79 H11 54/14 0/18 018 4 | Buckingham, 
37 | 49 8 | (O27) 242) 45) 461,941 027) 7) | 28 F 69 f11 6 |13 14/2 04/7 63) Cambridge. 
51| 48 -| 1] 24} 87/105] 110] 93] 61| 16 | 33 § 81 9 381/14 0/2 82/5 104} Chester, 
46 | 63 -| 3| 19] 66; 84] 79] 68] 389] 29] 224 97 810|- -|2 4$/5 8) Cornwall. 
20) 24 =| 2] 8] 40] 68] 62] 43} 38) 16| 7 § °75 7 7 \|10 72/2 9 15 43! Cumberland. 
46| 56 -| -{ 19] 71/106] 79] 53] 45] 21 | 22 f 168 10 0|- -—/|2 93/6 64] Derby. 
88 | 104 1} 9{| 45} 119] 178] 174] 141} 92] 65 | 92 # 260 9 8318 0|2 7 {6 9 | Devon. 
35 | 36 Le Dl 23) Ob BF) (Bal 45, “S74. 205) In #82 8 2/9 5/2 52/6 1 | Dorset. 
20} 44 -} -| 14] &56| 96| 79] 57] 28) 25 | 7 E 58 11 5 |11 43/8 0216 13] Durham, 
58 | 105 1} 4{ 89] 128] 180] 1386] 77] 86] 29] 65 § 158 f10 0/14 0/38 42/6 102] Essex. 
85 | 145 -| 2] 69) 190] 205] 195} 156] 101] 55 | 74 — $21 8 82/11 73/210 15 62] Gloucester. 
51 | 54 -| =| 81 47|°42) 84) 26) 19] 12) 32) 61 10 03] - -|8 O£]5 102| Hereford. 
38 | 47 1} 41 24) 50] 86] 67| 34| 383] 17 | 24 § 65 9 7413 1/3 02/6 13} Hertford. 
4 ray =P ele al 15 |e 80| AF IR) 94) 8H o6 BF AD 9 8}/138 1/3 04]7 113] Huntingdon. 
43) 54 -| 1] 45] 140] 197] 208] 178} 99) 56} 21 { 197 10 6 |12 52/3 5 17 114) Kent. 
126 | 160 — | 12 |.172)} 483) 607 | 5384] 359| 192| 84 | 98 f 953 7 103)12 02/2 92/5 62) Lancaster. 
54 | 67 =f L| 81) 741] 10%} 941:°60| 85) 97'| 97 § 111 8 O01] 7 3|2102/5 8 | Leicester. : 
53 | 89 -| 4] 83; 79| 109] 125] 102| 68) 36] 21 9 122 f 9112/12 0/3 382/610 | Lincoln. 
12] 18 2) 9 | 131} 809] 777] 695| 589] 293} 159 | 93 1,116 10 14/13 0 |4 73|9 64} Middlesex. 
28 | 34 1} 1] 11} 36| 47] 29] 48! 16) 16] 12} 86 9 72/11 8 |2 1143/6 102} Monmouth. 
100 | 125 -{ 2] 61] 112! 165] 132| 93] 88) 561 67 § 206 8 8! 8 92/2 81/5 81] Norfolk, 
49| 71 -| -| 28] 65] 91] 74! 82] 54] 251] 17 J 103 10 8t/11 73/3 44/7 84) Northampton. 
53 | 63 1| -| 17] 61| 85] 85] 56} 386] 21] 18 | 86 9 7 \11 92/ 2103/6 72! Northumberland. 
81] 35 -| 2] 28} 62) 98] 107| 74| 47] 211 19 § 177 9 8/10 113}3 14/6 3+] Nottingham. 
28 | .43 -| 1]. 19} 53] 387] 68] 54] 40] 14] 40 J 105 10 6/13 4138 13]7 84] Oxford. 
ay 2 SHS (ee dl Siew Sy OB t Fi Ole At) oe 9 8 0|- -|4 4416 104] Rutland. 
82} 55 -|. 21! 46] 58! 89] 100] 75] 46! 19] 31 7 182 10 6|- ~{210 |7 38%] Salop. 
119 | 152 2/18] 49] 155| 161| 184] 122} 66] 50 | 24 § 206 8 03} - -|2 8 15 02] Somerset. 
69 | 65 -| 1] 55| 181| 141| 156/128] 87| 62] 23 q 212 10 33/12 6 |3 8216 111] Southampton. 
42} 29 -| 2] 48] 145] 161] 189} 110} 50} 21 | 16 f 173 8 52/8 8213 0216 23] Stafford. 
51 | 60 1| 7] 25] 85} 92] 98] 86] 51| 27] 58 § 153 7 102/12 83/2 9316 33] Suffolk, 
36} 48 - | 3] 78] 190) 290] 271] 174] 119] 43.) 65 yf 340 9 03/13 53/310 |7 63] Surrey. 
48 | 78 -| 4] 23] 88| 117] 110] 86} 51) 24} 18 | 99 113 32/12 112/3 64]7 113] Sussex. 
86 | 38 -| 2] 88] 119] 165] 182] 105] 55} 30| g1 f 104 9 34113 0|8 1417 42] Warwick.‘ 
Si Ut Ee as a Cyn a as 0 a 14 0 |10 104) 2103/4 6 | Westmorland. 
66 | 78 1| 4] 86} 96] 112) 86] 86| 69] 871 a2 | 177 9 03/10 0)2 82/6 38 | Wilts. 
38 | 58 -| 8] 23] 65] 91] 81! 73] 44] 20] 40 J 116 10 64| - -—|2 9217 02} Worcester. 
31 | 36 1 15| 59} 92) 81| 67] 89] 23] 29 f 155 7 64/11 0%| 2103/5 103} E. Riding, 
28) 33 -| -| 10} 25) 48} 70} 51] 85] 161] 54 § 117 6 83/10 6/8 0215 6t] N. Riding, ' York, 
117 | 160 -| 6| 76] 279| 849] 380] 213] 111] 53 | 63 § 421 7 Gz\11 1102/3 02|5 43) W.Riding, 
1,965|2,546 16 | 121 |1,431/4,295|5,667 |5,335|4,018|2,502/ 1,312/1,3744 7,416 2,654 9 212 23/3 1 |6 94) Totals of England. 
WALES. 
49 | 50 =) Ei 6) 19.26) 231) 16) TOL. 10) 7 4 | 9 1) - ~|2103)3 83) Anglesey. 
20 | 28 = Pe Ss) OO IT SOTl te | 74)” a gE 24 10 0 12 0 |2 63/5 4 | Brecon, 
36| 68 She er) Sh) oFicee lh ae! el mee! 8 } - - 12 1/2 52/8 6} Cardigan. 
46 | 65 Sle Bb Se a geen WAL OF ae 80 8 6 |12 0/2 52/4 9 | Carmarthen. 
59 | 68 ot Il US 283i) Soh sl Qk 7) sa s 8 9/12 0/2 8 {8 94) Carnarvon. 
88 | 44 8) 15) 831088) sail 83) Tell 9: | ae A) 89 8 92| - -|2 6 |4 8] Denbigh. 
24) 20 -| - 8) 19} 18] a1) 14) 34) 8) 48 7 St 6113) - - |2 54/4 82] Flint. 
42 | 72 -~| -| 10] 87) 70) 49} 50] 80) 18} 2 4 92 112 6/12 0/38 1/7 O | Glamorgan. 
a7 | 28 SR ere Be IST A ONT te Be Velen 8 8 9|- -|/2 52]/2 113] Merioneth. 
33 | 380 es GH 20 St) ASM TNT ee EMG rIAy wal H10 52/18 0/2 6 |4103| Montgomery, 
421 61 -h 2|. 8) Stl 56) SLi 119) 16).40) = 8 i 7 2\12 0/2 32}4 14| Pembroke. 
13 | 23 = Be Oe Pole ay OH Bl Bot eae ce 5 n10 0; - - 2ug 4 61! Radnor, 
176 | 429 | 557 1|11| 96| 245| 361} 326| 255| 166] 98 | 78 |} 263 8 8 [12 0:/2 75/4 84] Totals of Wales. 
2950 13,850 16,800 12,394 |3,103 |5,497 | 17 | 132 |1,527|4,540|6,028|5,661 |4,273| 2,668] 1,400|1,447 | 7,679 [2,784 9 24/12 23/3 02/6 8 [ant of Epeaey 































































































104 Appendix to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


No. 29. 


———= 


TATEMENT showing the average Number of Children attending the Schools of the Union 

; Workhouses in inigiaad and Wales during the Half-year ended at Lady-day 1856, the 
Amount of Money paid to Boards of Guardians from the Parliamentary Grant in respect 
of the Salaries of Teachers for the year ended at Lady-day 1856, and also the Population 
of each Union in 1851. 



































The Average Number of Children attending = a8 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in |'¢-& Aap 
England and Wales during the Half year | & g0'e oe 
ended at Lady-day 1856. > one 
ggache 
UNIONS, &e. 5 Rave, Girls. Be ae OBSERVATIONS, 
a HH Sie gs 
SG [ra glody =a [Be slees| 2 | and 2s" cf 
B WshHs sh) & 3,6 855% S Girls. Boe ae 
9 Beat g ae ae S a Sa OO 
£8. d 
S Aberaeron - - -| 13,224] 1 i 2 ie 2 - Cian in National 5 
i Abergavenny - - -| 17,663] 6 6 | 18 7 5 | 12 | 24 87 0 0 ahaha 
Aberystwith - ~- <-| 23,753 1 7 8 4 3 ¥f. 15 16 0 0 
| Abingdon - - - ~/ 20,999) 18 | 23 | 36 | 20 | 23 | 43 | 79 9418 8 
Albans, St. - - <—{ 18,004} 18 12 30 20 18 3 68 36 3 2 : 
} Alcester ~ - - —! 17,482] 7 Sie le 12 6 18 39 35 Children at National ; 
I Alderbury- - ---| 14827] 12 | 9 | 2 | 8 | 5 | a3 | s¢ | 29 0 0| School. 
Alnwick - - - -—| 21,122 8 3 ait eee 2 if 19 30 48 11 0 
; Alresford - ~- - - 7,412 | 17 5 22 9 8 ie 39 20 10 0 i 
| Alston-with-Garrigill - | 6,816 2 2 4 2 2 4 8 J6 Boj aiers in work- § 
Bion) Ae ue eS igaen LS OE elon Sa Ba ei lS f In District School, 
Altrincham - - -}| 84,043 6 10 16 24 14 88 54 4915 0 
Alverstoke (G.I.) - -j 16,908} 15 10 25 17 13 380 55 46 5 0 
Amersham - =- -—-|] 18,6387] 10 19 29 18 25 43 72 68 0 0 
Amesbury oe 8,250 | 10 Sisinals 3 4 7 25 4418 5 
Ampthill - - - -| 16,542} 10 a6 10 if 8 15 ZO dene 3S 
; Andover - -— - =~] 17,257 | 18 15 33 20 18 38 GTLIN = 52 AGe 9 
p Anglesey - - - —| 18519! ,. ie ae is aa ap a oR 
Asaph, St. a ar} 9 Pal 30 9 11 20 50 63 0 0 
g Ash, Incorporation -{ 2070] .. Be a ae ae Sf io i 
Ashbourne - - =| 20,208) 10 4 14 11 9 20 34 28 15 0 
Ashby-de-la-Zouch - | 25,895 | 97 16 43 30 19 49 92 28 0 0 
Ashford, East - - -/ 11,960] 14 | 16 | 80 | 15 | 20 | 35 | 63 | 40 0 0 
E Ashford, West SS Be 8 14 4 7 a8 25 87 19 0 
j Ashton-under-Lyne ~- | 119,199 | 93 De Gee 2 AS 5 | 23 | 65 16 0 0 
gAston- - ~ ~ ~| 66,852] 49 Bi 22%) 36 5 | 15 | 39 21 5 0 
IMECRAMY ms im im 19,053 | 16 8 24 21 14 35 59 388 0 0 
; Atherstone Se AAS 7 7 14 4 4 8 22 2214 0 
Auckland - - - - 80,083 | .. BG aa Ba ia ees. || erat 6c 
j Austel, St. - - -~| 32073] 19 8. | 6205 12020) AGT 586 shi BB 2215 0 
p Axbridge - - -~ - 33,059 | 16 32 48 15 23 38 86 103 0 0 
, Axminster- - - — 20,803 | 11 23 3 23 5 28 62 538 0 0 
pAylesbury - - -| 93071| 12 | 13 | 95 | 91 9° }<80) |< 55 5411 6 
pAvyisham - - - -| 20007; 8 | 12 | 20 | 99 | 30 82 | 52 89 12 6 
Bakewell a ce) HOSS OM: eS 14 27 il 7 18 45 41 0 0 
Bala - - - - - 6,736 G5 6 50 a0 ae a te 58 
f Banbury - - - ~- 29,769 | 16 25 41 29 15 44 85 56 0 0 
Bangor and Beaumaris 84,821 | 11 4 15 ai 5 12 27 23' 12° .0 
' Barnet Space 1 26197) BS 2 22 14 11 25 47 8215 0 
|} Barnsley ~ - - - 34,980 9 10 19 20 11 31 50 39 12 0 
Barnstaple Ses eS SiS ago, 16 51 19 22 41 92 83 0 0 
3 Barrow-on-Soar - - 19,878 | 10 8 18 8 5 13 81 3417 0 
Barton-upon-Irwell - O1,585 |... AG AO ae + ‘2 a 50 
Basford - - ~ - 64,923 | 23 12 85 40 16 56 91 63 5 0 
Basingstoke ~ - - 17,421 5 sl 36 22 20 42 78 37 10 8 








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No. 29.—Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &c.—continued. 




















The Average Number of Children attending £ ges é 
the Sehools of the Union Workhouses in |S.4 & Sy 
England and Wales, during the Half year | § 20'S © 2 
ended at Lady-day 1856. 8 pee 06 
i FuESES 
UNIONS, &e. 3 Boys Girls Shes pt| OBSERVATIONS. 
at Ow lot Se Ow Total Ssasge 
2 eG eae Boys |2 38 5 
a [Ess ess) g |Sesifes) g [din |esercs 
s canlciah rs Bn 2H 2 C aaa ® 
Ps £ s.d. 
Bath - - - = =| 69,847 | 39 70 109 82 56 88 | 197 21418 3 
1 Battle- - - - -| 14,282; 10 14 24 16 12 28 52 53 0 0 
Beaminster ~- <- -| 14,270 | 24 24 48 12 42 54 | 102 28 10 0 
} Bedale -— s = = 8,980 | .. ee Ee aS a a ote oe 
Bedford ~ - = -—| 85,523] 16 24 40 20 17 37 77 63 0 0 
} Bedminster - - -| 398,143 12 26 38 34 15 49 87 569 10 0 
Bedwelty - - - - | 41,566 6 9 15 fe 13 20 35 16 0 0 
¥ Belford - - = = 6,849 | .. Ap aie [eet Sie 50 es oe 
Bellingham = = — tr 6,553 |... ae ae aa G6 Me me ve 
¥ Belper- - - - ° -{ 46872] 30 | 25 55 29 15 44 99 3 6 10 
Berkhampstead - -| 12,597| ., 3¢ Be He “ ae ae on 
Bermondsey, =) = =H 4S 1o8hiee, iia Ds An a as a *13 11 4 | Now in District School. | 
* Vor Half-year ended 
9 Berwick-on-Tweed - |} 24,093 | 23 10 383 27 23 50 8&3 5415 0 Michaelmas 1855. 
4 Bethnal Green = 5+ 290193) |) 37 63 | 100 91 45 | 186 | 236 69 3 38 
Beverley _- - ~- -{ 20,040] .. Bo te ee a a sia ats No school teachers, 
Bicester - = - ~| 15,562 10 6 16 20 18 38 54 43 1 2 
Bideford - =~ - ~-| 19,573} 11 if 18 21 4 25 43 44 4 6 
Bierley, North - - 74,883 | .. 36 oe Be me ae ae ae 
§ Biggleswade ~ = -—| 28,299! 20 10 30 24 14 388 68 2AIA9 
Billericay - - - -| 18,779 13 abe 24 18 15 3. 57 5115 0 
Billesdon = - = = 6,939 7 5 12 3 7 10 22 19 19 2 
4 Bingham = - = -j] 16,234 8 6 14 4 4 & 22 22 6 3 
Birmingham (L.A.) —- | 178,951 | 138 62 | 200 | 101 On h adidee \eoeas 127 0 0 
4 Bishop’s Stortford~= - | 20,356 | 13 20 33 47 19 66 99 yes ld) 
4 Blaby - - - = ~| 14,190} 10 6 16 3 3 6 22 12) 070 
Blackburn. = OU Oome 2k 12 3 16 6 22 55 23 16 «(0 
Blandford - - - ~ |] 14,832; 28 Uf 35 18 12 30 65 22 0 0 
Blean- - - = -~| 14,661 6 7 13 il 6 17 80 83 16 5 
Blofield -~ - = -| 11,574] 1 8 19 15 12 27 46 4315 0 
Blything - - - -| 27,883] 18 9 | 22 | 25 8 | 83 | 88 5210 0 
¥ Bodmin - - - ~| 20,493] 13 By Ps pez 9 | 26 | 44 3812 0 
Bolton a ea I 8 50 3l 7 3 88 6213 0 
: Bootle~ - - - -| 6,008] .. Se 5 ve ae oC ad ae 
4 Bosmere and Claydon ~ | 17,219] 12 16 28 22 22 44 i 48 4 0 
4 Boston =e Rots 28 46 28 26 + of 100 63 8 9 
Boughton, Great - - |} 17,711} .. oe be ie ee Rye ar be No workhouse. 
q@ Bourni= -- = = =| 21,964 8 8 16 10 11 21 37 4314 8 
; Brackley - - - =| 138,747 22 22 44 21 19 40 84 31 0 0 
Bradfield - - - -]| 16,380] 11 34 45 44 22 65 111 S25 0 
Bradford (Wilts) - -j| 11607} 9 | 1 | 20 | 19 7 | 26 | 46 71 0 0 
Bradford (W.Y.) - - {103,778 | 48 12 60 60 18 78 138 71 0 0 
4] Braintree - - = -| 17,561 | 16 17 33 10 21 31 64 4919 0 
4 Bramptoen- - - -| 11,145 4 2 6 4 3 7 13 Sie Children at National 
| Brecknock - - ~| 18,174] 20 | 14 | 84 | 14 | 8 | 22 | 86 | 70 0 o| Sebool. 
4 Brentford - - - - 41,325 | 21 29 50 29 39 68 118 68 9 6 
Bridge mea eel mG AMES ae ea 6 2 8 8 16 0 0 Boys attend National 
‘ Bridgend and Cowbridge | 23,406 | 12 4 16 9 6 15 81 16 0 0 Poets 
4% Bridgnorth - - -| 15,608] .. £ he ap - se ng be In District School. 
4 Bridgwater - -~- -| 83,188] 926 31 57 37 42 79 36 6257,.8 
4 Bridlington - - -|] 14,822) .. ie hi a ee ‘A ay ate No teachers. 
4 Bridport - - - -| 16866] 16 | 10 | 26 | 24 | 9 | 93 | 59 | 5214 0 
4 Brighton (L.A.) - -| 65,569| 52 | 47 | 99 | 30 | 33 S jeuee” (i124 Te) 16 
Bristol (L.A.)- - -| 65,716| 114 | 77 | 191 | 97 | 45 | 142 | 983 |: 215 0 0 
Brixworth-- - - -| 14719| 7 5 | 12 8 & wae, Wy 26 20 4 0 
Bromley ~ = = = 1 17,687 |, 13 15 23 ie lee 9 20 | 48 45 0 0 
| Bromsgrove - - - 24,822 12 2 i4 3 3 11 25 2118 0 





106 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


No. 29.—Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &c.—continued. 





; : feos 
The Average Number of Children attending |* 5 §-2 § 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in ge ‘I ars 
England and Wales, during the Half year | £2 ce 28 
ended at Lady-day, 1886. pret ght 
oo Ss ub, 
=| Baad @ 
Bon . 
UNIONS, &e. Es Boys. Girls. B&R TE OBSERVATIONS 
. * sages 
I Ce ow low Total] 9°32 on 4 
= Sie ISS ao lao Boys | 23S 28 
S He slog : HE lok : and GEMS es 
2 |SSH/58S) Z 25 $13.8 & @ [Girls 652.3 
a ° “— 
a ee el bay Ir ae fans 4 







Bromyard- - - ~| 11,683 5 5 10 2 4 6 16 1710 0 
Buckingham =- = -| 14393] 16 12 28 8 
Builth - - - -| 845°} .. Ar Bi as 










Buntingford - = -j| 6,582 2 7 9 i 2 38 12 oe 

Burnley - - ~~ -| 63,868{ 8 if 15 3 1 4 19 1710 0 
Burton-on-Trent - ~/ 31,843; 30 12 42 35 9 44 86 4716 9 

Bury - - - - | 88815] .. te a a Fe, es om ve No teachers. 






Bury St.Edmund’s -/] 13,900} 18 12 380 13 28 41 71 3915 0) 








Caistor - © |= =| 84,291] 11 6 7 14 9 23 40 35 4 6 

Calne - - = = = OAT | Tae 3 14 16 9 25 39 50 10 0 

Camberwell = - -| 54,667} .. ai le a see ead <t ne In District School. 
Cambridge - - -—| 27,815 | 20 38 58 30 18 48 | 106 51 0 0 

Camelford- - = =| 8,448] .. a at Be Bb 3 zit Ae 

18 29 45 9 6 

















Canterbury (L.A.) -| 14,100} 1 10 ll 18 5 

Cardiff - = = —| 46,443]: 26 7 43 18 9 27 70 9215 0 
Cardigan - = = =~] 20,186} 20 8 28 9 1 10 | 38 on No payment from Grant. | 
Carlisle - - = ~| 41,488] 24 | 38 | 62 | 23 | 27 | 50 {112 | 3910 0 
Carmarthen ~ - =| 88,142 6 4 10 i I 8 18 160 0 
Carnarvon - = =| 380,446] 10 10 20 6 4 10 30 32 0 0 
Castle Ward - = =| 18,897 a ae ace oe oc ne ea 56 
Catherington - = - Z,298E\ee oe Rid is ae ae Ke we ES 
Caton (G4) = = = bwegee .) Wis bh dae: <4) Weed ees af 
Caxton and Arrington - | 11,065 38 7 10 5 3 8 18 19 12 0 
Cerne- - - = ~ 7,792 4 8 12 5 fi 12 24 27 0 0 
Chailey - - - - 8,054 5 13 18 3 3 6 24 48 6 0 





Chapel-en-le-Frith ~-| 11,496) .. Ao of oo Sr oe ae af At National School. 

























Chard- - = = -—| 26,085 13 20 338 80 12 42 75 49 8 0 

Cheadle - - = - 18,142 3 6 9 3 6 9 18 20 0 0 

Chelmsford - - - 82,272 16 28 44 37 28 65 109 59 0 0 

Chelsea - - - -| 56,538) .. Ey ae bh we ae s ee In District School. 

Cheltenham - - - 44,184 49 20 69 40 13 53 122 97 5 0 

Chepstow - - = = 19,057 9 15 24 if 17 24 48 2218 0 

Chertsey - - = - 16,148 | 26 22 48 20 24 44 92 53 0 0 

Chester (L.A.) - -| 25623] 18 | 20 | 38 | 98 | 22 | 50 | 88 67 9 0 

Chesterfield - = - 45,795 8 14 22 10 16 25 47 2419 0 

Chester-le-Street - -| 20,907] .. if r. 3s a ae se 5 

Chesterton == = a TTON 17 14 31 14 il 25 56 4117 0 ; 

Chichester (L.A.)- - 8,465 | .. Aa Ss oie aor a un 2910 0 | No. of Children not given.| 

Chippenham - - - 21,407 | 20 19 39 20 21 41 80 99) 32 i 

Chipping Norton - —]} 17 yo42 | 12 ll 23 ll 6 17 40 QL ESe10 

Chipping Sodbury - -/ 18,526 8 2 10 21 3 24 34 2019 0 

Chorley - = = -| 87,701 | 10 5 15 1 50 1 16 ae 

Chorlton —- = = = 123,841 54 25 ao 45 22 67 146 60 0 0 

Christchurch - - - 8,482 8 7 10 vA 5 12 22 83 0 0 

Church Stretton - - | 6,167 a Coals 3 4 20 14 0.0 

Cirencester - -— -| 21,897] 925 28 538 25 16 41 94 68 2 6 

Cleobury Mortimer -| 8,633 4 8 Of 1 2 3 10 17 14 6 | Taken from Michaelmas ! 
Return. (In School }) 
District.) ; 

Clerkenwell (L.A.) - | 77,950} 30 ll 41 31 21 52 93 7319 0 

Clifton- - - - ~-|!| 77,950} 38 97 135 31 89 120 255 238 16 0 






Clitheroe - - - -| 22,368 3 9 12 8 2 5 17 
Clun - - - - -| 10108) 3 | 7 | w| ¢ 
Clutton = iS = = 2a, 22 10 32 22 abt 33 65 5419 6 
Cockermouth - - -]| 388,510] 34 21 55 25 11 36 91 67 0 0 





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No. 29.—_Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &c.—continued. 





The Average Number of Children attending & Bes a 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in| SH Sh. 
England and Wales, during the Half year | = aa 28 
ended at Lady-day, 1856. 8 Pos 4 
= ee Bese 
UNIONS, &e. ES Boys Girls Seao eh OBSERVATIONS. | 
rh Total ssags 3 
g jae jas ere, [ze Boys 2g f B3r | 
4S |s8sle8sl 3 leBsleks| 3 |and|22. sa 
B fEca sco & gees cs 8 [Gus sae as sé 
a |P = a |p <q a < | 
£ os. d. 
Colchester- - - -| 19,443] 12 | 17 | 29 | 20 | 14 | 34 | 68 5910 0 
Columb, St., Major -| 17,402} 14 5 | 19 | 16 8 |. 24 |. 48 28 0 0 
Congleton - - - -| 80,512] 18 | 12 | 30 | 25 5 | 80 | 60 3915 0 
Conway - =- - -j| 11,630) .. OC ae G Be sia a Ie 
@aaliann. 3 me ort EGET de FO Wy WS. | 4! LTS: He 1G Leg | ZE 20 0 0 
Corwen - = <-  —| 15,418) .. Sg oa 33 ood ia ua 
" Coster’ = =. =, —|iemorP 9) Fag. | st. Past" 10) 7 28 50 Rs 
Coventry (L.A.) - -| 36812] 17 | 13 | 30 | 26 9 | 35 | 65 5213 0 
Cranbrook- - - -| 13,069} 4 | 16 | 20 | 12 9 |. at | 4 82 5 0 
Crediton - - - -{ 21728 | 18 |. 14 |. 27. |.18 |. 9 |. 27 | 84 |. 87.100 
Crickhowell - - -—| 21,697 4 4 8 7 11 18 26 15 5 O 
Cricklade and Wootton | 11,402 | 18 8 | 26 | 138 9 | 22 | 48 43 0 0 
Bassett. : 
Croydon. = = = <—| 81,888 |. .: és Bc ais oe a ats ae In Distriet School. 
Cuckfield - - - -| 15607] 14 | 13 | 27 | 12 | 11 | 23 | 50 4916 5 
Darlington - - -/} 21,618] 10 & hee bh § fig. S38 20 4 0 
Dartford - - - -{ 27,330] 14 | 10 | 24 | 20 | 12 | 82 | 56 5B 5 0 : ‘ 
Daventry - - - -| 21,9296] 31 qb 28 (ay & Te. pees. |. 66 8110 0 ! 
Depwade - - - —/ 26,395] 22 | 16 | 38 | 14 | 26 | 40 | 78 78 0 0 F 
Derby- - - - -|}| 48,684 | 18 | 24 | 87 | 20 | 14 Jose | 71 355 0 } 
Devizes - - - -| 22,219] 24 | 18 | 37 | 24 9 | 8 70 4710 0 j 
Dewsbury- - - -| 71,768| 14 % \oQh hort 5. tate: [ee7 28 0 0 
Docking - - - -| 18,142] 15 | 13 | 28 | 19 | 17 | 36 | 64 32 0 0 
Dolgelly - - - -| 12,971] .. a a 3 te re, ae KC No workhouse, 
Doncaster- - - -| 84,675] 20 | 18 | 88 | 20 5 | 25 | 63 53 4 (0 
Dorchester - ~ -| 17,210/ 10 | 12 | 22 | 16 8 | 24 | 46 22 0 0 | 
Dore - = ~ - - 9,208 ie a BS Bs ae as ee bc ; 
Dorking ~= "=? — |) 1358. |, 14° | 18 {2d |.12 |.14 }.98- | xe |. 28:10..0 7 
Dover- - = ~ ~| 27,662| 20 | 14 | 34 | 18 | 12 | 30 | 64 46 7 0 [ 
Downham - - -| 20,985) 26 | 14 | 40 | 18 | 13 | 31 | 71 67 0 0 ; 
Drayton” ~~“ = = 14180,|, 6 |. G: (ote ah Ie ot Nil. Shee Michaelmas | 
Dried - - - =) epopek-7 (eag larg? er hed lace leon be ouie.e ; 
Droitwich - - - -| 18,023} 20 5 | 25 9. | 12 | eu | 46 19 19 10 
Droxford - - = -| 10,697] 15 8 | 23 4 3 |. 80 4619 0 f 
Dediey, = s.o =Btesa ee tee dL et balk os E | 
Dulverton- - - ~]| 6,262] .. ny re : a i er we 
Danmow 9 1 20408.) OF ae ee fd 86) | 7 | oe. 86 1 
Durham - - - -| 385,737| 6 4 | 10 8 4 | 12 | 22 1918 0 ' 
Dursley - © - -| 14803] 4 9 | 1s | 12 6 | 18 | 81 3411 0 
Easington- - - -| 21,795| 7 8 4 1 & | as a barre ie at National 
Masingwold - - ~| Sooxteh 7 bi 4 tea. le @ ie oe hay 1.02 ly iwHe<€ : ‘ 
Eastbourne - - -| 8347 | 14 | 18 | 27 | 12 | 10 | 22 | 49 | 44 5 0 1 
East Grinstead - -| 13,216 | 18 | 22 | 40 | 13 | 17 | 80 | 70 4419 6 : 
East Hampstead - - 6,352 5 8 13 5 8 18 26 23.18 0 c 
East Retford - - -| 22,758| 5 Te es 4 Tif. Ue | 22 1912 0 
Eastry - - - -—]} 25,101 | 17 16 33 24 | 17 41 74 4119 1 1 
East Stonehouse - - | 11,979] 7 1p). 18, 5 Cy ile 29 27 0 0 
East Ward - - -—| 13,660] 17 Pee ae 16 Tie im sg 1816 8 
Ecclesall Bierlow - - | 87,914; 20 | 13 | 38 | 15 | 17 | 32 | 65 53 0 0 } 
Edmonton- - - -| 45,298] 44 | 52 | 96 | 30 | 44 | 74 | 170 | 6819 0 
[Elham - - - -| 18780! 24 | 19 | 43 | 12 | 16 | 28 | 71 3918 0 
Ellesmere- - - -| 15,239/ 10 | 10 | 20 | 10 9 | 19 | 39 38 5 0 { 
0 | 


Bly <- = = = =| 22,8027) 12 22 34 12 21 33 67 b7T 38 
} 


= 


108 Appendia to the Nenth Annual Report [1856. 


No. 29.—Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &c.—continued. 














The Average Number of Children attending 2 BEES 3 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in Bak aH. 
England and Wales, during the Half year | &, 2 3 o 
ended at Lady-day 1856. Eh sale 
VES sup 
a Saares 
UNIONS, &c. o Boys. } Girls As A‘ 3 fs OBSERVATIONS. 
ad tm lou oh low Total SSH oa 2 
Sono. ato me lao ae 2gH 
Be ace eee and a B™ See 
@ iSssices] go SSSESS F lis. (o5.°5.,% 
BE [Ed Sd] 5 lsrHd/SH<q| 5 "|gNS.865 
co fen a i ‘le a 4 
ear eC I a a a a 
£s. d. 
Epping ] = © = -]| 1,681 4 6 10 5 6 ll a1 Se ee at National 
i chool. 
iEpsom -'- - -| 19,040} 12 | 15 | 27 [| I | 15 | 26 | 38 4316 0 
Pipingiam —- ~ -| 21,496 | 14 | 20 | 84 [160-16 92 | 66! a7et00 
; Eton =~ - - = -]| 21,860) 15 21 | .36 21 19 40 76 5116 3 
Evesham - - - <-j| 14,463 7 6 18 Z vi 14 27 bic The Guardians decline 
the Grant. 
Exeter (L.A.)- - -— | 82,818) 38 22 55 24 14 38 93 56 2 0 
Faith, St.- - ~- -{ 11,890 8 8 16 fi 5 12 28 57 8 0 
Falmouth ~- = © -| 22,052} 24 13 37 19 10 29 66 4412 0 
/ Fareham ~- - ~- —| 18,924 9 13 22 25 13 38 60 60 0 0 
4 Farnborough - - -j| 2,633) .. OC os rie 50 as Ss ab 
Faringdon- = ~ - | 15,782| 16 29 45 35 21 56 |} 101 9£10 0 
Farnham - = = -| 11,748! .. ae a a ar: Me oe sé In District School. 
# Faversham - ~ ~-| 16,684 9 14 23 20 10 30 53 8915 0 
| Festiniog - - - ~| 16,182; .. ap : De oe 3¢ . se 
} Flegg, East and West - | 8,497 5 4 9 4 6 10 19 18 17 0 
i Foleshill - - ~- -j 18,527] .. ats ste o% ae ae oe ae 
Fordingbridge- - -~ 6,143 | 11 1 12 4 3 7 19 27 10 0 
f Forehoe - = = =| 18,565 8 13 21 10 10 20 41 409 7 0 
i Freebridge Lynn - -—- | 18,557 6 6 12 5 5 10 22 16 0 0 
#Frome~- - - -— =|] 25,825 | 27 24 51 36 15 51 j} 102 15 6 0 
#7 Kulham - = =~ -{| 29,646} 18 43 61 19 3l 50 |} 111 70 0 0 
Pryde Tie = = = 4 22002) 2 WE Were td Pee wg ee ye 


4 Gainsborough = = = | 27,240) 12 19 31 15 18 33 64 46 0 0 


a Garstang - ~ = =| 12,695/{ .. Be ae oh s AG oie ye Children sent to Lan~ 
caster Workhouse. 








i Gateshead- - = -| 48081} 25 | 20 | 45 | 18 | 11 | 24 | 69 8210 0 
q George, St., Hast - —- | 48,876 | 90 82 | 172 80 60 ; 140 | 312 225 16 0 
4 George, St., Southwark | 51,824 | 59 ou 130 35 69 104 | 234 60 0 0 
§ Germans, St. - = -| 16,545] 14 4 18 12 4 16 34 2016 0 
f Giles, St., in the Fields, | 54,214] 36 | 52 | 88 | 33 | 86 | 89 | 177 76 20 
and St.George, Blooms- 
bury. 
Glanford Brigg - - | 83,759 {| 20 19 89 15 12 27 66 6316 5 
4 Glendale - = = -—! 14,848 3 4 7 5 9 14 21 2410 0 
Glossop - - = -| 19,587] ., ie ie ate oe AC ar 36 
Gloucester - = -|} 32,032} 17 40 57 389 108 50 | 107 45 0 0 No yorhhouse tania 
§ Godstone - = = —- 8,868 | 10 9 19 7 7 14 33 4215 0 
Goole - - = = =| 18,686 7 8 16 8 3 11 26 17 9 O 
Grantham- - - -| 29,672 6 12 18 14 9 23 41 4515 0 
Gravesend and Milton - | 16,633 ve 9 16 16 10 26 42 5415 0 
iGreenwich - - -| 99965] .. | ., | .. | 49 | 29 | 78 | 78 36 0 0 
f Guildford - - = —| 24668 7 19 26 26 21 47 73 5219 0 
Guilteross- - = | 12744] 21 | 18 | 96 | 97-1 10 | 87 | 738 4510 0 
4 Guisborough ~ - -| 12,202 . 6 Q : ae 
Hackney - - - -~| 58499) 46 | 24 | 70 | 48.| 24 | 77 | waz 56.10 0 
| Hailsham - - - ~-| 13289] 11 | 21 | 3 is 4 35 4.98 | 60 43 7 7 
| Halifax - - = -/120,958/ 20 | 10 | 30 | 26 7 ApeS8 le 08 5113 0 
f Halstead - - = -| 19,253) 12 16 28 21 10 31 59 64 0 0 
; Haltwhistle - = =|) (2869 4 |. | 4h Bde l alg a 
j Hambledon - - -|} 18,552 6 18 19 8 2 17 36 20 0 0 
Hampstead - = -1] 11,986 we ts a4 on ne Ae sie Af National School 
i Hardingstone - -| 9157| 6.1 6 | 12 7 7 1 14 | 98 18 14 0 : 


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; No. 29.—Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &c.—continued. 

















i The Average Number of Children attending 2 Bas a 
s the Schools of the Union Workhouses in |S HH Sy . 
4 England and Wales, during the Half year | & gore os 
ended at Lady-day 1856. be ee ee 
_ aREE SS 
UNIONS, &e. 3 Boys. Girls 25 gs A 3 OBSERVATIONS. 
w et Ge PD 
a Pere] Pere | fosleeeree 
& HH low 2 [HA Slow P and |3 2°" 2a.0 
| ogceOis ao OSOIS so) 4 E 5o8o 3 
B [gR<|se<| 8 Erdjan<| 3 Cr easass 
ss as 
Hartismere - -—- -j 19,028] 12 14 26 14 20 34 60 60 12 0 
Hartley Wintney - -j] 11,223} .. ae ba ce . b In District School. 
Haslingden - - -| 50,424) .. re wi Ac a Re ae Sf 
Hastings - - - -{| 21,215 8 14 22 26 10 | 386 58 59 5 0 
Hatfield - - = - 6,274 6 8 14 3 8 12 26 ° Bees at National | 
Havant = = - ~'|> ¥omge 6 tir (|ei7 8 9 {17 | 34 a7 2 2 oie 
Haverfordwest - - | 89,187 4 20 24 21 lil 82 56 53 17 
Hay - - - = -—|] 10,962 a aie nt es AK Z 
Hayfield - - - -—1} 10,125] .. ae se ae i “e No workhouse teachers. 
Hawarden- ~ - - S597 tm << “fe AS a 5¢ : 
Headington - - -| 15,771} 19 8 27 12 7 19 46 385 0 0 
| Headley Incorporation- | 3,136] .. a a ae : : . 
i Helmsley - - - -| 6,832 : oe ate Mk Nahas 
Helston - - - -| 28,402] 13 Ci ee ae 4 1 19 | 34 28 0 0 eee 
Hemel Hempstead- -] 18,120] .. ne bis 5c ae 4 
Hemsworth - - -j (8,020| .. sa we é és “ 
iH Hendon - - - -| 15,916] 6 3 9 4 6° | 1 7-19 ay re 
SMenley = = = -| 17805] 18 | 17 | 36 | 19 | 18 | 87 | 72 56 4 (0 
Henstead - - - ~| 11,545] 12 17 29 9 5 14 43, 4618 0 
Hereford - - - -| 25,768} 10 19 29 17 17 34 63 102 5 0 
Hertford - - - -| 15,090] 10 oe ie 9 7 146 | 29 97 0 0 
Hexham - - - -j 80,397 16 12 28 16 9 25 53 4312 0 
4 Highworth and Swindon | 17,620] 987 28 55 30 29 59 | 114 4517 1 
i Hinckley - - - —-| 16558] 17 | 16 | 88 | 10 | 12 | 22 | 55 18 6 7 
i Hitchin - - -— -| 24,729 21 24 45 24 21 45 90 53 8 0 
| Holbeach - - - -| 19,134] 12 | a7 | 29 | 14 | 10 | 24 | 58 | 357 2 8 
i Holborn - - - -| 45,678] 20 | 31 | 51 | 66 | 87 | 108 | 154 57 19 8 
f Hollingbourn - - -{| 13751| 11 | 16 | 27 | 20 | 21 | 41 | 68 4515 0 
H Holsworthy - - - 85051 ee ais ‘ : 
{Holyhead - - - -| 21,114[{ .. a a e ; ; 
; Holywell - - - -| 41,047 9 f 25 56 25 a ite) 44 100 95 0 0 
| Honiton - - - -| 2394) 17 6: ) 23°F is 4: 15 40 29 0 0 
# Hoo - - - - -]| 2845] .. af a «e ; + a 
H Horncastle - - -| 24,962] 17 | 15 | 382 24 10 | 34 | 66 53 0 0 
| Horsham - - -— -| 14018 9 16 25 15 8 oO 48 4417 0 
Houghton-le-Spring - | 19,564 ; é ve verte at National 
; Chool, 
f Howden - - - ~| 14,991] .. dh ae ‘ a Be Ditto. 
» Hoxne SES SS DOU 16 16 32 11 abe 22 54 4319 6 
j Huddersfield - - —-|123,860] .. st ni a ; aa 5c Ditto. 
Hungerford - - -| 20,854] 10 10 20 14 17 31 51 104 14 9 
f Huntingdon - — -| 20,900} 22 15 37 19 18 37 74 27 19) 10 
Hursley - - - -j| 2,570 3 oa i Children attend Village 
School. 
# Ipswich - - - -—-| 82,463] 3 22 52 At) 24 39 91 909 0 0 
f Islington (L.A.) - -{|{ 95,329} 15 | .. | 15 | 24 & We8o: az ie 
Tyes, St. = = =- “=| 20,594 19 33 52 31 aye 48 100 4612 0 
; Keighley - - - ~J| 43,395] .. £6 a ote 6 56 
i Kendal ee Te ae | Sey 22 23 45 19 8 27 72 85 18 9 
7 Kensington ~ - -| 44,053] .. ws oe os aa ws zi 5d 
Kettering - - - - 18,097 7 10 17 14 12 26 43 43.10 3 
Keynsham Sa SEE Clog 19 11 20 27 16 43, 63 4110 0 
Kidderminster nl oa Onis 16 17 23 26 19 45 78 56410 0 
f Kingsbridge - - -| 31,377 9 14 23 10 9 19 42 43 0 0 





os 


110 Appendia to the Ninth Annwal Report [1856. 


No. 29.__Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &¢.—continued. 








+14, _,|ogeod 
Co A eee ec rromuipuses it BEES 
England and Wales, during the Half year |, 3 2 © 
ended at Lady-day 1856. bo EF ora 
SP Saubh 
a Ceiba : 
UNIONS, &e. Es Boys. Girls 758 9 zg 3 OBSERVATIONS. 
g |as [as 23 (2% Dota eg kee 
eee |, gee |  NpeBeelene , | and |BEe Ses 
SB |SSS/Pso| ¢ |SSH55o BS lGirls. (259 3 
B TEs aisa<q| & leHd|srq| 5 Bae ss S 
a fia’ the SB ti> id = 4 
ee ee ee ee eee 7 aca " 
Lis. d. 
Kingselere =* om ISO) T AS gi) fre 5h 920) 1s 47 Be 148 2010 0 
Bsogetoun | 20,880") In) 16 1) 8a 1) 101 18 fy es 90h ok en 
King’s Norton- - -| 90871] 17 | 10 | 27 | 18 4i} 417i] 44 24 0 0 
Kingston-on-Hull (L.A.)} 50,670 | 30 38 68.) 20 16 86. | 104 59 7 0 . 
Kingston-on-Thames ,- | 26,783 | .. “6 =F Me 4 aise E - In District School. 
Kington - - - ~-| 11,656| 10 9 | 19 1 4 Bil .24 2 0 0 
Kirkby Moorside - -j| 5,623} .. aie e. Rs 4 ie Rie Ae: 
‘Knaresborough - -{| 15,473| .«. ie “A oh 38 ; A “ 
imnignton Goudie 2) ) g4so] isi] :.6)).24)| WL] ) 61) a7 1] Abi |, 28 Ore 
MLambeth - - - — {199,923 | 84}] 173'| 25711 61; | 145{ | 206; | 463; | 170.0 0 
‘Lampeter - - - -| 9,874] .. a an Ae Re a 3 
Lancaster - =~ - -| 28,544] 10 8 18 7 2 9 27 ite 
‘Lanchester - = -| 20,073] 2 3 5 1 2 38 8 ss Bees as Village 
‘Langport - - - -| 18,500} 24 Bi} 29; | 204 P-Ast | S85 | 62 35 0 0 
Launceston '- - ~-| 18,805] 18 7 1.207 1.18 824) 21e ie 41 29 0 0 
‘Ledbury - - - -| 18,139] 6,/] 13 |.19 | 15 Gi {c2Ls 14,404 |. 65 6. 0 
Leeds - - ~- - ~{101,343| 84 | 56:{.90'| 49 | 59, | 108.] 198: | 16615 0 
Fleck - - ~ — «=| 191,893} .14 8 | 22;|. 12 ee ee apes! 28 0 0 
‘Leicester - - - —-| 59,246| 55 | 44 |] 99:| 56: | 21.| 77 | 176 | 10910 0 
MLeigh - - - - ~|82,784|.15)| 18! |.28)| .14 8 | 22 | 50:} 380 4 0 
‘Leighton Buzzard - -| 17,142| 17 |.18 | 380 | 23.| 9 | 82 | 62 5015 0 
Leominster - - -—{| 14,899] 14 4° |od8 9 7 16 34 33 10 0 
MLewes- - ~ - -]| 9,800]. 5:|.-10 | 1b 8} 1-40} ]|. 18; |, 88 37 16 0 
‘Lewisham- - - —-|] 84885} .. Ls Be ak Si ies ae Ke In District Sehool. 
'Lexden and Winstree - | 21,666 | 13 22 85 23 18 41 76. 53.15 0 
‘Leyburn - - - —J] 10,057] .. 5A a Be a ats os Bis 
Lichfield - - ~ -| 25,093} 16} 10 | 26°} 10 | 12 | 22 | 48 20 0 0 
‘Lincoom - ~ ~ -| 41,691] 25 | 20° | 45°| 17,| 22,| 89 | 84 5511 6 
‘Lintn - - - -| 14148] 10 | 10 | 20 8'| 12 } 20 | 40 438 4 0 
Liskeard - - - —-| 88,824] 27 3 |,80:} 30!} 14! | 88) |. 88 60 10 0 
Liverpool ~ - = ~ | 258,296 | 289 | 424 | 713 | 282 | 875 | 607 [1,820 | 932 3 8 
Liandilo Fawr- - -| 17,968 | 17 4 | 21 3 1 4 | 25 16 0 0 
Llandovery - - -| 15,055] .. os ae - a a 7 Me: Children at National 
School. 
Llanelly - - - -| 23507| 9 20) Pat: 7 Oe lime aula Ray’? 19 7 6 
Lianfyllin - - ~ -| 21,869| 29 Si | wer 4\/ 20 | 24 | 61 4415 0 
Llanrwst - - - -| 12479] 3 2 5 5 8 8 | 13 16 0 0 
Loddon and Clavering - | 15,095 8 19 27 10 10 20 47 42 0 0 
London, City - ~ -| 55,932 i ; a a : : In District School. 
London, East - - —| 44,406! .. ae 2 ete ae os 56 as Ditto. 
Benton, Wash" (|! 98907.) id yc occet Pevead duced ayew lites. “i Ditto. 
Longtown- - - ~| 969] 10 | 9 | 19 | W | Wj} 22 | 41 $410 0 
Loughborough —- -| 25,968{ 12 | 11 | 23 | 18 7 25 | 48 31 5 6 
Louth- - - ~- ~| 33,388] 12 | 15 | 97 | 12 | 14 | 96 | 33 | 58 0 0 
Ludow - - ~ =| 17,048] 13 | 12 | 25 | 16 7 | 23 | 48 48 0 0 
Lukes, St. (L.A.)- -| 54,055] 21 { 18 | 39 | 13 | 21 | 36 | 7 47 8 0| For half year ended 
Michaelmas 1855. - 
eee ner em oes | tat Poort ati ap 7 ae a Children at National 
Cnool. 
Lutterworth - ~- -| 16,194 9 8 17 11 8 19 36 16 0 
Lymington ~ - -| 12065) 16 | 11 | 27 | 16 | 15 | 31 | 58 | 81 0 O 
Macclesfield - - -] 63,827] 18 23 41 19 28 47 88 50 0 0 
Machynlleth .- - -| 12,116] .. aA 58 5 ae ae oe Ae No workhouse. 


Madeley - ~ ~ -{| 27,627] .. 





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No. 29.—Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &c.—continued. 








The Average Number of Children attending £ Beg 3 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in [3&5 St 

England and Wales, during the Half year [© gOrd os 

ended at Lady-day 1856. 2 iS Pe on % 

4 OP SaHp. 

x 5 SAMS S 

UNIONS, &e. 38 Boys Girls Se AS a OBSERVATIONS. 

= wee Os 

& les (as sis |S fa OE 

S ls8sle8s] = Iseslegel a and Ba ges 

& |ERd[an<| 5 |ER<|zR< B | EaSAS 8 

oa de 

Maidstone - - -—| 36,097 | 40 47 87 49 34 838 | 170 8813 9 

Maldon - - = =} 22,187 | 19 13 32 23 24 47 79 4514 0 

Malling - - - —-| 19,579] 18 | 28 | 41 | 88 | 18 | 51 | 98 5215 0 

Malmsbury - = -—}| 14,899 | 25 10 35 30 15 45 80 45 0 0 

Malton - ~ - <=} 23,198 9 7 16 20 7 27 43 4214 7 

Manchester - ~ = | 186,986 | 298 218 516 223 | 148 | 871 887 725.12 0 

Mansfield - - - -—} 80,186] 22 7 39 12 13 25 64 38 10 0 

Market Bosworth - - | 13,683] 138 9 22 9 11 20 42 2016 0 

Market Harborough . -} 15,835 & YE 16 9 9 18 34 28 0 0 

Marlborough - - -| 9,894 6 fi 13 6 7 18 26 19)116 
Martin’s, St.,in Fields | 24,640} .. xa ea nye we as 34 An 

Martley - - - -/| 18,791] 14 8 22 12 10 22 44 12 0 90 

Medway - = -— -}| 42,796 | 21 26 47 36 21 57 | 104 4910 0 

Melksham- - - -/ 18,815 q 11 18 15 8 23 41 50 0 0 

Meiton Mowbray - - | 20,583 | 18 11 29 12 24 36 65 62 5 0 

Mere - = - = = 8,483 6 6 12 T 6 12 24 2312 @ 

Wroridens = =) = =F il. 267, 5 2 Us 3 2 5 12 23 0 0 

Merthyr Tydvit' => °= 1 76,804) 25 |:10 [8G +: 22 [20 |» 42 |- 7% 46 0 0 

Midhurst - - - -| 13,599 7 19 26 15 14 29 55 5013 2 
Mildenhall - - -| 10,354] 58 oe eet eee “ ae fod i 

Milton = = = = 12026 9 15 24 10 13 23 47 438 15 0 

Mitford and Launditch | 29,389} 29 | 39 | 68 | 18 | 50 | 68 {131 | 111 4 0 

Monmouth - - -| 27,379 18 8 (26 | 14 1°18 | 27 Ff 83 21 6 10 


Montgomery and Pool | 16,561} .. A Ba oa 4 wd 
(L. A.) 


Morpeth - - ~- = 
Mutford and Lothing- 
land. 


Wig) 24s. d ee Ek ee bk! e3 
20,163 | 8 3 bit 5 9 | 14 |. 28 212-0 


$5,941} 13 | 18 | 31 | 47 
22,130} 11 | 13 | 24 7 16:0 
46,471| 12 | 4 | 16 6 10 | 26 1011 
18,925 | .. 9 9 bv16 iy10 |o26 fase 27 19 
30,348 | 20 | 11 | 31 | 16 8 |ln24 |, 88 |! g1is0 
20,815 | 17 | 25 | 42 | 33 | 30 | 68 | 105 63 10 
Coen «tf Rh e.g eed Pk Weed Be. Bs 
20,814 | 22 | 12 | 34 | 45 @ phon b ag 54 0 0 
99,156 | 48 | 87 | 85 | 41.| 48 | 890 | 174 61 13 10 
12,575 | 8 | 14 | 22 q Wadd. peas. 1H genayt 
13,042} 10 | 18 | 28 12 | 36 | 64 465 6 
5,248 | 6 1 7 4 é- p18 19 4 6 
64,816 


Nantwich - - - - 
Narberth - - - - 
Neath- - - - -|] 
Neot’s,St. - - - 
Newark - - - - 
| Newbury - - - - 
Neweastle-in-Emlyn - 
Neweastle-under-Lyme 
Neweastle-on-Tyne - 
Newent - - - - 
New Forest - - - 
Newhaven - - = 
ees St. Mary 


25 56 53 4 


Bm 6 © 
= 
jor) 
ES 
So 


Se SSS 1S oo 


ro RS co 


Newmarket - - - |. 30,655] 21 41 62 30 16 46 | 108 41 0 0 

Newport (Monmouth) | 43,472 | 12 6 18 19 20 389 57 36 0 0 

Newport (Salop) - -| 15,620] .. ei ae a ia a Y Rie Children at Stafford 
Workhouse. 

Newport Pagnell - -—- | 23,093 9 5 14 20 12 82 46 39 15 

Newton Abbot - - | 52,306 | 36 21 57 83 10 43 | 100 95; (9) 7 

Newtown and Llanidloes | 25,107 9 15 24 7 14 21 45 35 3 0 

Northallerton- - - | 19,494] .. BD as ac ae a ae ae 

Northampton - - - | 30,577} 20 12 82 25 7 42 74 38515 0 

North Aylesford - - | 16,569] 10 18 28 36 8 44 72 39 12 0 

Northleach - - -| 10,984} 3 3 6 6 407) 16) 22 4110 0} For half year ended 
Michaelmas 1855. 

Northwich al ace ay ROL 20g 13 21 34 16 18 34 68 4415 0 

North Witchford - - 16,248 | 14 7 21 Ly 10 27 48 42 6 0 


Norwich (L.A.) - - 








68,058 } 23 25 48 48 44 87 | 135 Geb, 0 





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No. 29.--Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &c.—continued. 














The Average Number of Children attending 2 ggg 3 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in Bae SH, 
England and Wales, during the Half year as i 28 
ended at Lady-day 1856. be S z 2. a 
: Beare s 
UNIONS, &e. 8 Boys. Girls. a SES ge OBSERVATIONS. 
a ete anes Peete il te Total| ° me 33. 
= Pe ge als aaa Boys | 236 88-5 
S jpesicks| 4 |eeslfdsl o lan ssetts 
a (sessc% § pessoa & ht aacas s 
Ue ers le Pe ee ee eee Sr er de tae 4 
ling i ear ee eee ee oe ae ee 8. d. 
| Nottingham - - -| 57,407] 20 | 40 | 60 | 82 | 20 | 52 | 112 48 5 0 
Nuneaton - - - -| 18,8382| 4 91°18 i So 216, 198 1226 
Oakham - - - -/| 11,813/ 9 saz 5 2 7 | 23 6 0 
Okehampton - - -| 20,401| 16 | WL | 27 9 G \i46 (24s 20 0 0 
| Olave, St.-  -  - ~| 19875) 19° (118°): 84 [+32 [)IF p69 | 208 5910 2 
Oldham..=. = ~~ j= | Se7e64506 te IB [PSL 1 are fe 1s- FSs9 5 90 7212 0 
| Ongar- - - - ~| 11855] 11 | 10 | 21 | 18 | 18 | 81 | 32 2214 9 
Ormskirk - - - -| 98907] 58 | 16 | 21 4 9 |'1s | 34 ; 
4 Orsett- - - - - en 9 6 | 15 | 10 9 | 19 | 84 401 10 5 
Osneiry = = = | rer, «£198 lhe 7 | 1 | 22 | 55 | 42 510 
Oundle - - - - ae 9 , JPAl6e ed 7 eis: |e 1915 0 
Ouseburn, Great ~- -| 12,167] .. on Pe 65 a at ae BS 
Oxford (L.A.)- - ~-]| 19,971) 80 | 41 | 71 | 26 | 98 | 64 | 185 25117 0 
Paddington - - -—| 46,305] <. Bi a 7 ae Pe Ae ae At National School. 
Pateley Bridge - -| 9,334] .. ee ae he Be at 50 xe 
: Patrington - - -| 9,407] 15 ut 16 9 8 12 28 16 0 0 
Pembroke- - - -| 22,874] 11 | 12 | 23 | 13 | 4 | 19 | 42 | 3821 0 
| Penistone - - - ~| 18214] .. | .. | .. fo. eh rena Ee 
Penkridge - - -| 16,741] 11 4). 15 | 19 F VIs: i Be 12 0 0 
‘ Penrith - - - -| 22,307] 34 { 17 | 51 | 23 | 14 | 87 | 88 6410 0 
by Penzance - ~ - -| 53,370] 7 8 | 15 | 14 | 1@ | 26 | 41 47 7 2 
Pershore - ~ - =] 18,553| 6 4 | 10 9 Sue 14 eae oe Ditto. 
3 Peterborough - - -| 28,957] 18 19 37 24 22 46 83 47 2 0 
Petersfield Cd My S14}... Po aes ne ws be Ps: os 
Petworth - - - -| 9,629) 13 | 28 | 41 | 11 | 23 | 36 | 77 an By ago nea to teach- 
Pewsey - - ~- -| 12,508} 10 , Paz pf 10 9 | 19 | 36 20 0 0 
Pickering - - - -| 9,972] 3 2 5 6 1 7 tag 2018 6 
Plomesgate - - -| 214771 14 | 17 | 31 | 21 | 22 | 43 | 74 39 4 8 
Plymouth (L.A.) - - | 52,221] 24 | 30 | 54 | 19 | 18 | 37 | 91 60 0 0 
Plympton, St. Mary -| 19723} 15 5 | 2 | 7 6 | 23 | 48 23 0 0 
Pocklington ~ - -| 16,098) 4% 8 13 3 2 5 18 22 eIeO 
Pontypooll- = = =-j| 27,993] 10 7 17 9 4 13 380 20 0 0 
moles =) = | 12800 8 9 | <17 7.) 15 4°22 ise 23 0 0 
Poplar - = = -| 47,1621 .. oe he is 
Portsea Island - -1! 72,096} 68 83 | 146 79 64 143 289 lll 0 O 
Potterspury - - -| 10,651] 12 6 | 18 8 9.) a7 pi4e6 29 9 0 
Prescot) - = = = [°56074i jo8 8 1 8l Paro 9 haz as 246 9 
Presteigne- - - -| 3,498| .. ; a mA a ee — 
Preston. - - = ~| 96545/ 50 | 53 | 103 | 19 | 43 | 62 | 165 56 0 0 
Prestwich - - - ~ 048 Zi = a * a ny . 
Pwitheli - = =| = ployee) is iL 4 2 8 5 9 is Ditto. 
Radford - - - ~-| 26,776 4 4 8 ae ee a, 8 Lg At National School. 
Mending = = =) = | 22075 i Ld a cia Bh sts ae BP In District School. 
Redruth =. - = <j} 53,6298) 94 “/ 31 80 29 59 90 48 0 0 
Reeth- - - - -| 6820] .. 3 23 oe ig Hi 3 
Reigate =e = e981 19 380 19 11 80 60 6815 0 
Rhayader - - -= <-| 6,796 30 AC ak ae a Sp 
Richmond (Surrey) -| 15,906] .. | .. <i ‘ts % , 4 + Ditto. 
Richmond (N.Y.) -| 13,846] .4 3 7 2 3 5 | w 18 0 0 
Ringwood- - - = 5,465 3 4 if 12 ll 23 30 %6 0 0 
Ripon= - - = =—| 15,998 ; ae aie a ot Se YA 4% 


1856.] 


of the Poor Law Board. 


113 


No. 29.—Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &c.—continued. 


(UNIONS, &e. 


Risbridge 
Rochdale 


Rochford - - - - 
Romford - - - - 
Romney Marsh - - 


Romsey - - - - 
Ross - - - - = 
Rothbury - - - - 
Rotherham - - - 
Rotherhithe - - - 
Royston - - - - 
Rugby <i 
Runeorn - - - - 
Ruthin - - - - 
Rye - - - - - 


Saddleworth-with-Quick 
(G.I1.) 


Saffron Walden - - 
Salford - - - - 
Salisbury, City (.A.) - 
Samford - - - - 
Saviour,St. - - - 
Searborough - - - 
Sculeoates- - - - 
Sedbergh - - - - 
Sedgefield - - - - 
Seisdon - - = - 
Selby - - - - - 
Settle - - - - - 
Seven Oaks - - - 
Shaftesbury - - - 
Shardlow - - - - 
Sheffield - - - - 
Sheppey - - - - 
Shepton Mallet - - 
Sherborne - - - 
Shiffmal - - - - 
Shipston-on-Stour- - 
Shoreditch, St. Leonard 
Shrewsbury (L.A.) - 
Spon = = = = 
Skirlangh = - - - 
Sleaford = = = = 
Solihull - - =- = 
Southam - - - - 
Southampton (L.A.) - 
South Molton - - - 
South Shields - 
South Stoneham — - 
Southwell- - - - 
Spalding - - - -— 
Spilsby - - = - 
Stafford - - - - 
Staines - - - - 


I 
1 


Population, 1851. 


18,117 
72,515 


15,813 
24,607 
5,437 


10,810 
15,502 

7,431 
33,082 
17,805 
19,764 
23,477 
25,797 
16,853 
12,349 


17,799 


20,716 
87,528 
8,930 
12,493 
35,731 
24,615 
44,719 
4,574 
8,501 
13,849 
14,608 
18,762 
22,095 
13,029 
32,318 
103,626 
13,885 
16,957 
13,081 
11,483 
20,651 
109,257 
23,104 
28,363 
9,279 
24,412 
11,931 
10,426 
34,098 
20,566 
35,790 
15,974 
25,596 
21,290 
28,937 
22,632 
13,973 











The Average Number of Children attending £ BES ¢ 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in | 34% 3h 
England and Wales, during the Half year |= gOS oS 
ended at Lady-day 1856. >.S pes es) 
ops? 
BRESSR 
Boys. Girls. Zees ae OBSERVATIONS. 
; Totall SSaea 8 
ae .S | SS Bors] 228 F3— 
. . : cate . tml o 
~ <q x |p < A 4 
£ s. d. 
6 29 35 22 22 44 79 35 4 6 
Bc ae ne uy; i ae ae ae Children sent to Swin- } 
ton School. 
21 30 51 20 30 50 101 6913 0 
37 23 50 18 22 40 90 66 17 11 
i 4 11 8 3 6 17 Ac Children sent to National 
School. 
2 Uf 2 8 3 iBL 20 38 \ 2 0 
6 10 16 9 6 15 31 1210 0 
10 3 13 22 i 29 42 83 3 6 
« Bc a = ag sie vs as In District School. 
20 21 41 19 18 37 78 45 0 0 
6 4 10 1 5 6 16 12 00 
3 14 ie 4 9 13 30 38319 0 
mW} le, fe 8 3. | 1b | 9g 50 5 0] | 
14 3 17 6 2 8 25 160 0 
28 14 42 13 13 26 68 85 0 0 
58 42 100 57 24 81 181 64 0 0 
10 18 28 8 11 19 47 6419 3 
9 18 27 16 9 25 52 2311 4 
i as So us Be as ae Ditto. 
23 37 60 31 14 45 105 6215 0 
8a oe wa we Me Be és ; Ditto. 
é v4 13 4 a 4 17 : No paymentfrom Grant. | 
15 9 24 8 6 14 88 4007, 1 
23 27 50 39 14 53 108 47 7 0 
13 10 23 16 6 22 45 22 4 6 
10 20 30 23 15 388 68 5917 4 
33 19 62 34 22 56 108 6316 2 
18 15 28 8 “) 17 45 46 1 3 
6 il 17 14 13 27 44 47 11 5 
“ . + . . “ . is No workhouse teachers. 
4 hs 4 5 os 5 9 1718 0 
285 14 25 abe 12 23 48 20 0 0 
66 74 140 56 73 184 | 274 93 0 0 
11 3 14 6 4 10 24 80 11 0 
17 4 21 7 1 8 29 19 0 0 
14 11 25 24 9 33 58 5217 6 
4 4 8 7 3 10 18 1713 0 
13 9 22 10 3 3 35 28 0 0 
25 25 50 50 28 78 128 115 14 2 
9 14 23 27 a 34 LY 8117 6 
7 8 15 6 7 13 28 25 0 0 
11 10 21 16 13 29 50 48 0 9 
6 uf 13 7 3 10 23 2018 4 
10 28 38 8 16 24 62 4614 9 
1 10 21 15 16 31 52 8110 0 
22 20 42 24 18 42 84 53 0 0 
25 9 34 24 16 40 74 52 4 0 





114 Appendix to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


No. 29.._Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &¢c.—continued. 










ing [282.84 

The Average Number of Children attending |* 8 5.2 § 

the Schools of the Union Workhouses in ge &a Say 

England and Wales, during the Halt year | 54 e gos 

ended at Lady-day 1856. Be iS B one 

BEES ES 

3 a g 
Bow . 

UNIONS, &e. 5 Boys Girls. SF ea OBSERVATIONS. 

co Set SO 

Total|° SS 54 & 

& lg3 |s3 a's [gs Boys | 238 a8" 

3 HH lo & 9 we gloks ; | and ae Fas 

Z SSs58h gs esh ssh S |Girs.|oo9 i 

S lsedisHd| § laedisHd] 6 AOS ASS 

aq a x Pp <4 a <q 
















£ 8s. d. 
Stamford - - - -{| 19,755 | 17 13 30 18 12 30 60 44 2 0 
Stepney ~- - + —|!'110,775 | 166 103 269 | 124 83 207 476 134 0 0 
| Steyning = = - -| 16,867 10 10 20. 15 Uf 22 42 41138 0 
Stockbridge - - - 7,367 o) 5 14 5 13 18 32 19°%2'"0 
Stockport - - - - | 90,174 | 45 24 69 25 15 40 109 6115 0 
Stockton ~ = - -| 44,4383] 17 8 25 22 10 32 57 20'°0 0 
Stokesley ~ - - -| 8666] .. os ae is we Ae ie the 
Stoke Damerel - ~ - | 38,180] 40 38 43 28 4 82 75 ie 
Stoke-upon-Trent~- —- |) 57,942 35 21 56) 34 24 58 114 78 1 0 
Stone - - - —- -| 19,844]. 12 3 15 14 IL 25 40 388 17 0 
Stourbridge - - -| 57,350] 16 16 32 20 16 36 68 49.10 0 
Stow - - - = -| 21,110} 10 23 33 8 15 23 65 10 0 
Stow-on-the-Wold - 9,932 10 6 16 10 9 19 35 28.0 0 
Strand - - -— —| 44,263 | 36 42 78 22 47 69 | 147 85 0 0 
Stratford-on-Ayon - | 20,789 9 3 12 ll 7 18 30 16.0 0 
Stratton - - - -]| 8 580] .. a #4 Se RA Ar ae a No workheuse. 
Stroud © ~ = =~ -1 87,377 | 17 | 929 46 | 35 1 46 92 64 4 7 
Sturminster ~ - - | 10,382 8 8 16 18 14 32 48 28 0 0 
Sutton Incorporation - | ° 7 O52 NE a5 a ae : ait a 
Sudbury ~ - = -] 80,811} 21 19 40 8 23 31 71 55 2 1 





» 










Sunderland - - -/| 70,576 | 21 19 40 14 8 22 62 36 0 0 

Swaffham- - ~ -—! 14,320 5 5 10 9 7 16 26 714 0 | Numberofschelars taken 
from Michaelmas 1855. 

Swansea i- ~ ~ - |) 46,907 | 26 8 84 13 2 15 49 47 10 






























q Tamworth - - -| 13996] 6 1 .. 6 8 6 | 14 | 20 120 0 

g Taunton - - = -/| 35,114 |. 22 21 43 36 12 48 91 67 10 0 

y Tavistock - - ~ -| 27850] 13 | 11 | 24 | 96 8 | 34 | 58 4214 0 

f Teesdale - - -— -/]| 19813] .. Ar a Se ae Children attend National 

School, 

Tenbury) "= 4. i= | 7,047 2 2 4 “a 1 i: 5 xe 

a lendring — — = = 27,710 12 21 83 26 20 46 79 40 7 0 
Tenterden - — — t 11,279 19 12 81 25 9 84 65 6517 0 
Tetbury - - = -| 6254] .. i : : Ditto. 
Tewkesbury -~ - -] 15,131/ .. oe a Be 5c Bh: ; an 
Thakeham Ce ES 7,434 6 4 10 1 3 4 14 82 0 0 
Thame = i= Sh abe! 14 13 27 13 14 27 54 42 6 0 

| Thanet, Isleof - -] 81,798 | 24 22 46 23 18 4] 87 75 0 0 

a Phetfords:—..3 = 19,040 12 V7 29 15 16 31 60 5210 0 
Thingoe - ~ — — ¢ 18,971 |} 13 14 27 iva 20 3 64 48 0 0 
Thirsk === =f HL760) 4 5 9 8 6 14 23 1618 2 
Thomas, St, =< — -— 48,787 30 23 53 4] 13 54 107 7310 0 
Pen | Rag hee a he ea pe F Veoh (ane 

§ Thorne Ties Sie Lb886 10 6 16 8 re 15 31 12. 2.9 
Thrapstone - — — 12,841 5 5 10 8 12 20 30 2515 0 
Micchurst—9 = =. = 15,507 8 10 18 15 8 23 41 27-0 0 
Tisbury - - - -| 10,181 8 4 12 9 4 18 25 m No payment from Grant. 
Tiverton = —~ — — 83,007 13 17 30 41 8 49 79 4514 0 
Todmorden - - - 29,727 ag a vs # is “e oi re 

ff Tonbridgea- - = ~- 28,545 | 31 Dail 58 39 14 63 | 111 63 4 2 

g Torrington - - -/| 17,491) 10 | 6 | 6 | oy 2 | 23 | 39 42 9 0 
Townes) = =~ 5 B4029i) 99 Veg Hob Mr on 12 | 88 | 70 730 0 
Towcester~ ~ - -| 12,806 4 3 7 4 7 ll 18 16 0 0 





Tregaron - - -— - 
Truro= =) = = = 
Tunstead and Happing 
Tynemouth - - - 





US ae a eee ae & } 
42,270 | 38 7 4440 Wh 25 Vi ab fe 4 
15614 | 6 ee or 4 4 

64,230 | 13 5 | 18 | 26 4 | 30 | 48 55 6 






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1856.] of the Poor Law Board. 115 





No. 29.—Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &c.—continued. 











The Average Number of Children attending s ge 8 a 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in |S 4 Em 
England and Wales, during the Half year | 32 ~"s os 
ended at Lady-day 1856. eons 
: oS SS kp 
roel oe AS 
UNIONS, &e. 3 Boys Girls = ae ah OBSERVATIONS. 
a Chay et ood YO 
g [ps es ae [ss Boys ag rs 
BSCR! = [BRslPas! = {and jag Rag 
B Ehdas4 3 Bases) 2 [Om Esdass 
£ 8. di 
4 Uckfield - ~- - -—] 17,681 15 16 él 8 10 18 49 389 17 0 
Ulverstone - — -—| 80,556 20 11 3l 27 10 38 68 70-15 0 
Uppingham - —- -| 12701] 15 9 24 10 4 14 38 28 0 0 : 
4’ Upton-on-Severn - - | 18,070] 10 12 22 10 12 22 44 ae No certificate to school- 
master. A | 
Uttoxeter - - - -J] 15,140 9 18 27 6 8 14 41 2013 0 
Uxbridge - - - -|] 19,475 10 18 28 21 10 3 59 4615 0 
Wakefield - - - - | 47,803 13 12 25 14 13 27 52 4710 0 
Wallingford - - -—j; 14,112 ue 26 37 24 19 43 80 37 16 8 
Walsal - - - -~—| 48,044 11 5 16 ast (f 18 34 2013 0 
{ Walsingham - - -| 21,963] 14 | 23 | 87 | 26 | 14 | 40 | 77 44.13 0 
Wandsworth & Clapham | 50,764} .. Be Re ae Fs Sa Ks a In District School.. 
4 Wangford- - - -—| 14,014 16 13 29 il 7 18 47 20 0 0 
| Wantage - - - -{| 17,483 if 8 15 23 13 386 51 4410 0 
| Ware - - - - -} 16,482] 11 14 25 9 4 13 38 388 0 0 
Wareham and Purbeck | 17,417 | 10 8 18 26 19 45 63 382 0 0 
Warminster - - -—| 17,067 9 10 19 8 6 14 33 20° 0 0 
Warrington - -—- -—|] 86,164] 12 21 33 18 20 88 71 5111 6 
Warwick - - - -— | 41,984} 24 26 50 18 3 62 102 56 12 0 
Watford - - - -] 18,800] 17 18 35 38 17 55 90 4819 6 
Wayland - - - -jf 12,141 ai 12 19 12 9 21 40 16 0 0 : 
4 Weardale - - -— -| 14,567] .. ¥ pe ae Bs ae oe te one attend National § 
Wellingborough - -| 21,356] 9 8 | 17 7 6 | 13 | 30 2313 8 ee 
Wellington (Salop) — | 20,729 4 11 15 ff 12 19 34 10 0 0 
Wellington (Somerset) 22,121 | 10 13 3 29 13 42 65 56 5 7 
Wells - - - - -—{J| 21,342 25 18 43 21 il 32 75 66 0 0 
Welwyn - - - = 2,225 SS Ls ae a6 is se zs B3 
§ Wem - - - -— =f] 10,625 9 9 18 9 2 11 29 15 0 0 
Weobly - - - =| 8,718] .. ee x se aC ete Be ae 
Westbourne - - -j| 6,944 4 t 8 10 7 17 25 27 0 0 
West Bromwich =).4) ¢9729} 40 (oe eh Rd rh A 
Westbury-on-Severn -| 18,124 he 10 17 8 5 18 30 1918 0 
} Westbury and Whor- | 12,530 9 19 28 15 14 29 57 44 8 0 
welsdown. 
West Derby - - - 153,279 71 60 131 72 30 102 233 17019 5 
West Firle = == 2,590 5 4 a 6 4 10 19 37 8 6 
{ WestHam - - -| 34395] 21 | 28 | 49 | 38 | 33 | 71 | 120 4514 0 ® 
West Hampnett - -| 14,649] 14 15 29 22 14 36 65 53 17 0 
West Ward - - - 8,155 i aa i) 2 3 4 5 1600 
Weymouth ra ea 15 10 25 12 20 32 57 48 14 0 
Wheatenhurst - -{| 7,987 3 ap 3 50 1 1 4 8.0 0 | 
Whitby - - - -| 21,592] .. as 43 ms Ho BG Be 18 17 10 | Number of children not § 
given. . 
Whitchurch - - -|} 5,619] 14 3 17 12 5 17 84 28 5 0 
Whitchurch(Salop)L.A. | 11,370 6 5 11 11 9 20 31 27 0 0 
Whitechapel - - -|] 78271 | 68 99 | 167 70 95 165 |} 332 188 19 4 
§{ Whitehaven - - -—-| 85,579 37 30 67 25 20 45 112 74 0 0 
Whittlesey = -—- =| 7,687 |) .. A aN ae be ve oe ae ont at National 
Wigan Sah IB) 39 11 50 32 15 AT 97 638 4 0 eene: 
Wight, Isle of (L.A.) -— | 50,324 63 37 100 38 88 76 176 149 0 0 
Wigton - - - -| 28661] 21 7 ee ee oe, a No ea 4510 0 
Williton - - - -J| 19,895 | 12 16 28 V7 IE, 29 57 45 12 0 
Vat aa as a SOAS (19 6.) Te | We) Is) 26 4 4 os Ditto. 
Wimborne & Cranborne | 17,271 | 10 9 19 7 9 16 35 21 8 0 
Wincanton a St AN Ge 15 15 30 13 16 29 59 56 0 0 





116 Appendix to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


No. 29. Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &c.—continued. 


ise) 
S 
& 
nm 
Q 
sa 
a 
Amount of Money paid to 


The Average Number of Children attending 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in 
England and Wales, during the Half year 
ended at Lady-day 1856. 





UNIONS, &c. OBSERVATIONS, 


i) 


Tota 


w& 
BS 
Pan 


Girls. 


in respect of the Salaries 
of Teachers, for the Year 


Board of Guardians from 
the Parliamentary Grant 
ended Lady-day 1856. 


Population, 1851 
Under 10 
Years of 
Age 
Above 10 
Years of 
Age 
Total. 
Under 10 
Years of 
Age 
Aboye 10 
Years of 
Age 
Total 











£ os. d. 
Winchcombe - - —/| 10,186 9 4 13 5 5 10 23 24 0 0 
Winchester, New - -/| 22,642) 14 ial 25 19 11 30 55 562 0 0 
Windsor - - - -—|/ 19,389} 27 26 53 385 18 58 | 106 7211 6 
Winslow - - - - 9,376 | 11 7 18 7 5 12 80 16 0 0 
Wirrall - - <- -| 57,147} 11 13 24 28 10 38 62 64 3 0 
Wisbeach - =- =~ -—| 386,215 | 24 36 60 27 29 56 | 116 ole LG 
Witham - - = -{ 16,099 3 12 15 20 16 36 51 59 0 0 
Witney - - = =<] 28,529 5 29 |° 34 25 9 34 68 75 8 0 
Woburn - - = =—} 12,075; 17 8 25 16 13 29 54 23 0 0 
Wokingham - - -/| 18,668] .. oe 56 Ae re ve oe or, In District School, 
Wolstanton & Burslem 41,916 | 11 12 23 24 18 42 65 86 4 0 
Wolverhampton - —- | 90,301! 89 12 51 44 25 69 | 120 62 0 0 
Woodbridge - - <-j| 28,770] 11 20 31 21 14 35 66 60 0 0 
Woodstock - - -| 14,860 16 10 26 10 13 23 49 4312 0 
Worcester- - = —/] 26,237 {| 16 7; 33 32 15 47 80 62 9 0 
Worksop - - - -/| 19,153 11 5 16 18 9 27 43 26 5 0 
Wortley - - = <=] 18,798 4, 2 6 1 1 2 8 17138 0 
Wrexham - - —- -j| 40,078 | 17 19 36 19 20 39 75 2618 0 
Wycombe~ = = —| 83,562] 22 30 52 19 82 51 | 108 158 16 6 
Yarmouth, Great - -{ 26,880] 17 | 26 | 43 14 16 SO) 78 61 0 0 
WieOvill= m= sia! = 98446 14 || 9). 96 Sh 188 13 SI ein 63.17 0 
York - Se a le OSod. | 10 16 26 15 13 28 54 52 3 0 











9,023 | 8,643 |17,666 | 9,735 | 7,681 |17,416 |85,082 |24,507 18 4 





Total FS ig ee 








SCHOOL DISTRICTS, 


Central London - -|{|- . 


388 | 205 | 598 | 292 | 1638 455 11,048 | 575 0 0} Taken for Michaelmas, | 











Farnham and Hartley|-— — 3 
: Wintaey’ 18 | 32 | 50 | 18 | 32 47} 97{| 18810 0 
North Surrey = = >) = = 4 168. | 180 | say | 188 1641 Boy | 654 | Faso 0 
Meadibe = Wokinghant j= << | 29° 40°} eat ime 244) Curonly 148) ane Bie 
South East Shropshire |- -—| 44 | 94 | 68 29 | 3 68 | 181 | 18716 6 
South Metropolitan -/- -|134 | 477 | 311 | 187 | 206 348 | 654 | 34717 0 
Total - -|- ~1| 781 | 667 |1,448 | 641 | 643 1,284 | 2,782 |2,108 8 6 











Total in Workhouse 
Schools and District 


Sion 9,804 | 9,310 |19,114 |10,376 | 8,824 |18,700 37,814 |26,616 6 10 








1856. | of the Poor Law Board. 


No. 30. 





117 


SraremMENT showing the Description of Schools in which the pauper Children of the 


Metropolitan District are placed. 





Description of School. 


In Workhouse Schools - = * a a 2 & = 


In District or separate Schools; viz. 
In the Central London District School, which comprises the City of London, 


East London, Saint Saviour’s, and West London Unions, and the Parish 
of Saint Martin-in-the-Fields - =. BS b 5 “ 


the North Surrey District School, which comprises the Croydon, Kingston, 
Lewisham, Richmond, and Wandsworth and Clapham Unions, and the 
Parish of Saint Luke’s, Chelsea - - < - - 


the South Metropolitan District School, which comprises the Greenwich 
and Saint Olave’s Unions, and the Parishes of Bermondsey, Camberwell, 
and Rotherhithe - ~ - - - - 2 


the Plasket School (Parish of Saint George in the East 312, Parish of 


Kensington 103) - - - : 2 ‘ “— 
the Limehouse School (Stepney Union) - “ eee = 
the Edmonton-School (Strand Union) - - e - - 


the Forest Gate School (Whitechapel Union 332, Poplar Union 162, 
Parish of St. Pancras 218) + - - “ 2 as 


the Norwood School (Parish of Lambeth) - 2 “ a 


the Lewisham and Mitcham Schools (Parish of Saint George the Martyr 
Southwark) - ~< a c zi 3 a = 


the Heston House School (Parishes of Saint Giles in the Fields and Saint 


George Bloomsbury) - - - - . " - 
the Kentish Town School (Saint James’s Clerkenwell) « i = 
the Battersea School (Saint James Westminster) - - “ 
the Brentwood School (Saint Leonard’s Shoreditch) - = = 
the Hornsey School (Saint Mary Islington) “ - ~ @ 


Number f 


(0) 
Children. 


1,048 


654 


654 


415 


476 


118 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


No. 31. 


——— 


Srarement of the Number of Poor Persons who have been authorized to Emigrate at the 
Cost of Parishes, and of the Sums which the Poor Law Board have authorized to be 
Raised or Borrowed for the Purpose, from the 1st January to the 31st December 1856.— 
(In continuation of Statement in the Eighth Annual Report, Appendix No. 43.) 


























Emigrants. g 
Males. Females. F 
Amount : ah a es es | 
Mm M ce * < rs . 
f Authorized |93 (92 | Seige joe | So|s To what part 
Counties. Parishes. As Bm Em | BS 6m |En | Ba] 8 sanctioned. 
Expended. |Hx |ax A eS te jax slaeee 3 
2 f/Sc & $8}. of Sc &) 88 | w 
SS</685| 5 [SSs|Se<| 35 | 3 
lee a Oo ae a8 oS aio ey 6 
| so ee O fb ol. o H 
ES oie AGIs 
# Berks -, -| Binfield - - - 50:0 2 4 & 2 2 Rs 10 | Australia. 
pe ea | Newbury. = =) = 80 0 0 it oe il ais % 2 | Canada. 
Cambridge - | Fordham - - - 8 0 4 a a 6 | Australia. 
» -—. — | St. Andrew the Great 10 0 0 1 g 1 | Ditto. 
Dorset - -| Radipole - - - 10 0 0 1 ae ac ae 4 a 1 | Canada. 
Essex - -| WestHam -—- - 500 1 1 | Australia, 
Gloucester -| Cam - - - -—- 36 0 0 af i ae 2 2 ee 6 | Canada. 
33 —, —| Charlton King’s. - 20 0 0 2 , 2 | Australia. 
@ Hereford -| Yarpole - - - 1400 2 1 1 2 1 3 7 | Ditto. 
Hertford -| Furneux Pelham - 380 0 0 1 1 1 ay if i 6 | Ditto. 
Kent -. -| Chatham - - - 150 0 0 3 3 6 af 13 | Canada. 
» —; —| St. Grégory - °° - 24-0 0 1 a, 2) 1 50 4 | New Zealand. 
» —-i —|St. Mildred ~- - 5 0 0 : 1 aa 1 He uh 8 | Australia. 
Leicester -| Earl Shilton - - 8 0 0 1 ik a 2 i 6 | Ditto. 
Middlesex’ = | Finchley -~ -. - 8.0 0 1 1 4 2 1 . 5 | Ditto. 
9 . —-: —| Hammersmith  - 18138 0 is A Soe a 2 A 8 | Canada. 
» - =| Harrow-on-the-Hill 400 1 c on Ets ia 1 | Australia, 
Mw binner se = os DO ss0) c F a ot ; 1 | Ditto. 
» —. — | St. Clement Danes 60 0 Ste 2 ; 5 2 | Ditto. 
9 —! —| St. John Hackney - 11 00 2 1 2 2 43 2 9 | Ditto. 
eae Potlentanl 6) = \\— 8-0 0 2 Be 2 2 Sia 6 | Ditto. 
Northampton | Harringworth- - 12 0 1 1 3 a 2 | Ditto. 
Norfolk -| ~| Thornham -.« - 1a 0 0 |-1 C es Pi 1 | Ditto. 
Nottingham - | Sutton in Ashfield - 20 0 0 1 2 2 5 | Ditto. 
Somerset -| Martock - — ~— 30 0 l 9 ‘ 3 | Ditto. 
» — ~ |Stoke-umder-Hamden 8 0 0 1 1 1 2 5 | Ditto 
» “| —|Street- - — - 10507 20 1 1 2 5 9 | New Zealand. 
Southampton Portsmouth = - 40 0 0 4 4 | Australia. 
a5 Sees WOLtSER, 9 = =) l= 50 0 0 se SO 5 RG 5 | Ditto 
1» —, # | Preston Condayer - 40 0 0 2 uf 4 1 8 | Ditto, 
Suffolk - - pCeaibe - = - 10 0 0 i 2 i) 41 Ditto. 
” ee sa Ss 80 0 0 2 4 2 8 | Ditto. 
3 -Mary - - - 50 0 0 3 2 5 | Ditto. 
Carried forward - 727 13 0 83 21 6 59 29 6 1154 








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1856.] 7 of the Poor Law Board. 119 


No. 31.—_Number of Poor Persons who have been authorized to Emigrate, &c.—continued. 











Emigrants. 8 
EB 
Males Females. 9 
Amount S| 
Authorized | @ |84 o| g |8& Bile To what part 
. . ne |OS8 Ho lnk |o8 4 OD ° 
Counties. Parishes. nae ae Be 3s ee ae ac 8 sanetionedd 
m |m 
Expended. |8% 74 | "2 (84% Joa.) 2a] § 
Mo %| So.% G3 FP oBlsaSl a1 w 
2osigss| eo (sosiga<| SA] a 
Peis &)] mM BOQu |r SS] m GB 
SS Ofgr oo] ae weoldnes oS O° 
<q iS) on iy oO 'S) sa 
£ 8. d. 
Brought forward - - - 72s 0 83 21 6 59 29 6 | 154 
Surrey - -j| Epsom - = -— 8 0 0 1 2 8 8 9 Australia. 
7 - -|}Kew - - - - 50 0 i it! Ditto. 
2» - -—| St.Mary Rotherhithe 50 0 0 Nes 4 1 A 5 Ditto. 
2» «- =| Wandsworth - - S00 i 1 1 1 af 1 6 Ditto. 
Sussex - - | Brighthelmstone - 10.070 ae mE eit Bi Canada. 
» #- —| Brightling- - - 100 0 0 2 8 8 2 10 Australia. 
- -| St. John-under-the- : 
” Cee See Oe BOL Le | GL etlmerieme | 1b 2 Diitos 
Wilts - -| Chippenham - - 40 0 it ae wb aa ne it Ditto. 

» = —| North Wraxhall - 6 0 0 2 ki ae 2 1 90 6 Ditto. 
York = -j| Barnsley = - = 8 00 we i es Be a ae 1 Canada. 
>» -  -— | Menwith with Darley 20 0 0 ats 2 ae 1 as 2 5 Ditto. 

a» = {| SouthCayve - - b:00 + a Bs 1 we ae i Ditto. 
Total as respects Parishes- - - 954 13 0 41 29 i 75 38 12 | 202 

Amount authorized to be expended, 
and Number of Emigrants,>|186,462 9 9/ .. fe Fr ac oie .. [24,451 


brought from former Reports 


Total - - -—/187,417'2 9} 41 29 7 75 38 12 |24,653 








No.8: 





‘STATEMENT of the Number of Poor Persons who have been authorized to Emigrate at the 
Cost of the Common Fund, from the lst of January to the 31st of December 1856.—(Jn 
continuation of Statement in the Eighth Annual Report, Appendix No, 44.) 














Emigrants. g 
s 
th 
Males Females. ‘d 
Amount ion A = ica 
. m .- 
F : Authorized ie Bt il edhe lene dai 8 | #4 Sb Ss To what part 
oO Oo oO o 3 
Counties. Unions. torbe Ee ae aS ay ia 5 a § sanctioned. 
Expended. |44 |24 | & ao Be a ada 3 
oh Sah) 22 MoS Suh ss] Z 
254582) 59 2 o<(54-| 82 | 4 
BOn mS S| Bi Qty [ry ee gr 8s 
BBO Gro] Gr IDS Olgro] qr ° 
end ND On ie Ss S) A 
£ s. d. 
Devon - -| St.Thomas - - 40 0 0 1 3 2 1 1 ie 8 Canada. 
Somerset -| Shepton Malleé - LOO ie a ae iL Ae Be 1 Australia. 
Total as respects Unions —- - 4110 0 i 3 2 2 1 ) 
Amount authorized,and Number 
of Emigrants, brought from 23576) ae On se Be ais “i a -« || 680 
former Reports - - -; - 
Ditto, as per above Table, No. 20. | 187,417 2 9] .. Be a ae rae +. (24,451 











Total - - -—{| 140,084 138 9 or os ar ar nc «+ 124,990 





SEN SAR SEIT STAI SS TLS TE TH CT ST 


120 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 
No. 33. 


List of Unrons and Parisues for which Workhouses have been ordered by the 
Poor Law Board to be built, together with the Sums authorized to be Expended, 
from the Ist of January to the 3lst December 1856.—(Continued from the Eighth 
Annual Report, Appendix No. 45.) 

a 


L—WorkuHousEs ORDERED TO BE BUILT. 








Additional 
Number Amount 
of Amount | authorized to be 
: : : Paupers | authorized Expended on 
Union or Parish. Counties. to be to be W orkhouses 
accom- | Expended. previously 
modated. ordered to be 
Built. 
£ s. d. £ 8.d. 
Barnett - = - - - - Hertford and Middlesex - ore Sc 3800 0 0 
Barnstaple - - - - - Devon. =) i=) 2 a ae 420 0 0 
Bethnal Green, St. Matthew Middlesex - -— - - oe 8,000 0 0 
Bierley; North ~ - - - | York. -. -_ =) =, >, = 400 . 6,170 0 0 
Bishop Stortford - - - Hertford and Essex - - - ve . 140 0 0 
Blackburn - - - -— - | Lancaster - - - - - 700 14,000 0 0 . 
Blandford - =- = - =- Dorset - - - - - = 250 8,000 0 0 ae 
Bleaan - = - - = - Kent - = = = - = Je Ke 2,800 0 0 
Bolton - - - - - - Laneaster - - = - = 1000 25,000 0 0 Be 
Boughton, Great - - - Chester - - - - - - + 100 ae 1,500 0 0 
Bradtord® - - - - - York - - =- - - - as ae 500 0 0 
Bury. - - - -~ - - Lancaster - - - - = ate 2,800 0 0 
Chester-le-Street - - - | Durham- -.- ~ - = oe oe 1,900 0 0 
Chipping Norton - - - a nee Warwick, and Glou- 50 we 210 0 0 
cester. 
Chorlton - = = - = Laneaster - - - - - 39 580.0 0 
Cirencester ~ - - - = Gloucester and Wilts - - 43 160 0 0 
Clune =) = ke Salop and Montgomery - 26 ie 400 0 0 
Conway- - - - - - Carnarvon and Denbigh - as 810.0 0 
Cookham - - - = - Berks - - - - = = ae 103 0 0 
Doneaster - - - - - York and Nottingham - - 5 800 0 0 
Drifield- - - - - = York - - - = - - : A 400 0 0 
Durham ~ - - = = Durham- - - - - - ate 30 800 0 0 
Edmonton - - = - - ee, Essex, and Hert- 56 5G 1,000 0 0 
ord. 
Fareham - - - - - Southampton - - - - 56 AC 400 0 0 
Foleshill - - - = = Warwick - - - - = 150 4,550 0 0 sa 
Gainsborough - - - - Lincoln and Nottingham = - : ee 850 0 0 
Guildford - - - - ~ Surrey - - - - - - : . 7,000 0 O § 
Vali fax ns es es eS York - - - = = = ; ee 1,500 0 0 § 
Henstead -§ - - = = Norfolk - - - - - - 3 50 125 0 0 
Holywell - - - - - Hint = s6 = ee * 5 250 0 0 
Kings Lynn- - - - ~ Norfolk = = === ==. = 5 3,900 0 0 
Knaresborough - - - ~ York - - - -=- = - 159 3,925 0 0 ave : 
Leeds - = - = = = Ditto - - - - - - . 200 0 0 § 
Heieester = = = = = Leicester - - = = = é 2,150 0 0 
iuton = 9S = =. = te Bedford and Hertford - - a6 : 1,400 0 0 
Manchester =" =: = f= “<= Lancaster - - - = - ae as 7,968 0 0 
Medway- - - - - -— Kent = =)55 Ja a= i= 650 12,500 0 0 sd 
iNeath's SS a Glamorgan and Brecknock ~ ' oe 800 0 0 
Northallerton - - - -— fork =- =~ = = = =~ 4 t 3820 0 0 ss 
North Aylesford - - - INGnt see hh sie Be 8,000 0 
Norwich - - - -— - City and County of Norwich 1200 25,680 0 0 ae 
Renthyj-ee— = = = = Cumberland- - - - = S on 15410 0 
Preston- - - - - - AMS Ss) SS SS 1200 20,000 0 0 ue 
Risbridge - - - - -~ Suffolk and Essex - - - a 720 0.0 5 
Romford - - - ~ - Mssexae= ee eS ee e 7 0 0 
Salford - - - ~ - - Lancaster - - = —-- < as 280 0 0 
Sheffield- - - - ~ 2. York - - - - - = 1200 32,900 0 0 <i 
Staines.- - - - -— - | Middlesex - - - - = if 400 0 0 
Stockport - - - -— - Chester and Laneaster - — A : 1,000 0 0 
Stone -- -.- - - - | Stafford- - - - - - is ; 350 0 0 
St. George the Martyr, South- Surrey - - - - - - 394 - 10,000 0 0 
mo : (children) 
amworth - - - -— - Stafford, Warwick, and Derby 200 4,600 0 0 46 
Tonbridge - - = - ~ | Kent - =- - - — = is zs 2,300 0 0 
Riner stone - = - = | Lancaster - 2 = c= 4 a os 200 0 0 
een 2 See a Lancaster and Chester - - te be 170 0 0 
eee Bromwich- - — — Stafford and Worcester - ~ ss ac 3,000 0 0 
‘hitechapel- - - - - | Middlesex - - - -— -— | 1000 | 25.0000 0 i 
Whitehaven- - - - - | Cumberland- ~ - - ~ Ss ise. 1.140 0 0 
obra ae ae a Bedford- - - = = = ¥ Ae 2000 0 0 
COMER Rea tet tate as ll OMA RECE ERs mf om i se es 1,000 0 0 
m £ | 176,795 0 0 80,575 10 0 
mount authorized to be expended in the building o 
Workhouses, brought from former Reports - : : 2,708,626 16 10) 1,027,992 8 8} 


co 
Ht 


te 


2,885,421 16 10| 1,108,567 18 
Sn Sh Sy oe ee ee 
Teta = = = we OS £ 3,998,989 15 64 


* The order reported in Rep. VIII. altered. 
+ The number to be accommodated increased from 60 mentioned in the 7th Report to 100, 
} Purchase money for a site for an intended new workhouse. | 


‘ 


1856.] of the Poor Law Board. 121 





aj 
1%, 
i 
ij 


No. 33.—List of Unions for which Workhouses have been ordered, &c.—continued. 





TIl.—WoRKHOUSES ORDERED TO BE ALTERED AND ENLARGED. 














Amount 
Amount authorized 
. authorized tobe. 
Union or Parish. Counties. Expended in 
to be addition to raat 
previously 
Expended. ordered. 
£ ssds £ s. d. 
Aston Seb eG, SN te Warwick - = |= - we 450 0 0 
M 
‘ @arlisle =) =" = = = Cumberland - - = = 600 0 0 oe 
/ Coventry - = - - - City of Coventry - = - ne, 450 0 0 
Islington, Saint Mary - - Middlesex - - = - ae 100 0 0 
Ouseburn, Great con ae Vork ( =| *=jf= = Fe * 800 0 6 os 
Rotherhithe, Saint Mary- - Surrey - - - - = ate 800 0 0 &| 
Saddleworth - 2 = = MOK =) a Ria eae O6 1,500 0 0 
Southampton - = - - Southampton at OES ie 1,400 0 0 
£ 1,400 0 0 4,700 0 0 
Amount authorized to be expended in altering and BT: 
} enlarging Workhouses, brought from former Reports 870,794 17 95 396,209 16 53 
872,194 17 94 400,909 16 54 
ee ee 
Wal oe fae REE £778,104 14 8 





Iil.—Scuoo.t Districts. 





For the Erection of District Schools. 


Amount 
Amount authorized 
authorized = to be 
xpended in 
to be addition to that 
Expended. previously 
ordered. 
£ s. d. £ Seid 
Central London ~ = = —- -=- 88,000 0 0 
South Metropolitan - - - <= is 4,000 0 0 
£ 38,000 0 0 4,000 0 0 
Amount authorized to be expended in 
the erection of District Schools, 49,881 10 6 39,284 0 0 
brought from former Reports - 
87,881 10 6 43,284 0 0 
— FO 


Total” w= = (= s £181,165 10 6 


* For the purehase of a Workhouse. 


~ 


122 Appendi« to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


No. 34. 





Last of Untons in which Partsuh Property has been soup, and the Produce appropriated 
under Orders of the Poor Law Boarp. 





Parochial Property ordered to be sold, and the Purposes to which the Produce has been 
directed to be applied.—(In continuation of List in the Eighth Annual Report, Appendix 








No. 46.) 
A t Sums s 
: : poun - directed Purposes to which the Sums haye been 
Union. Parish. of Purchase rene divatiad to bo ae uliode 
Money. | appropriated. 
28. Os LD iscids 
Abingdon - -{ spec, and = 30 0 0 30 0 0 | Investment. 
Alban’s, St. - - | Harpenden - - 15 0 0 1018 4 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Alcester - - -—| Great Alne - - 338 0 0 
a9 07-0 - 
: 593 4 9 Vide 12 Rep. 
A ham - - Great Missenden } 616 0 0 64116 9 : 
Se | Vide 4 & 5Rep. i 48 12 0 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Andover - - - | Chute Forest- - 25 0 0 
Ashby-de-la-Zouch| Swepstone- - - 25 0 0 1219 6 | Investment. 
Ashton-under- Ashton-under- 
lryyne - - s Lyne - - ee 700 
Aston - - - -| Aston - - - - 660 0 0 
Austell, St. - -|St.Mewan - - 6 38 0* 6 3 0 | Ditto. 
Aylsham - - -| Cawston - - - 100 0 6 
Banbury - - -—| Wardington - - 495 0 0 
x - - -—| Chipping Warden 40 0 0 
Barnsley - - -| Darton- - - - 80 0 0 76 8 O | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
* - - -| Monkbretton- - 200 0 0 195 16 0 | Ditto. 
Barnstaple - -| Ilfracombe - - 55 0 0 
Barrow-upon-Soar| Belgrave - - — 110 0 0 
et age fs ( 141911 Ditto. 
Bedford Wilden — - - 52 0 0 48 8 6 38 8 7 Investment. 
Bedminster - —| Nailsea- - -.- 10 0 0 8 0 0 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Blandford - - = | Charlton Marshall 66 0 0 
5 - -~ -| Hilion'- - - — 632 0 0 
Bootle - - - -]| Bootle - ~ - - 173.0 0 164 5 8 | Ditto. 
o> — i | Millom—.- — = 220 0 0 211 7 4 | Ditto. 
Brackley - - -| Greatworth - - 68 0 0 
Bridgend 
Gbebridge, 4] StAtham- - -| 85 of 0 |  s5g0 © | Investment, 
(| 1,200 0 0 : 
Bromley ee Hayes - ee ne 220 0 0 1.40 4 204 8 4 Vide 12 Rep. 
i Vide 12 Rep. |)” a {1,203 6 0 Investment. 
Buckingham - - | Steeple Claydon = 8 0 0 8 0 0 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Cardiff- - - -| Radyr - - ~ — 9 00 
Cerne - - - -—/| Buckland Newton| 170 0 0 16415 6 | Investment. 
Chard - - - -/| Crewkerne - - 57 0 0 48 7 2 | Ditto. 
Cheltenham - -| Cubberley- - - 12 0 0 8 5 8 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Carried forward - - 114,765 38 0 | 307619 11 








* Produced by the Sale of Materials. 
} The sums referred to as brought forward from previous reports are not ineluded in this amounts 


1856.] 


of the Poor Law Board. 


12 


No. 34.—Parochial Property ordered to be Sold, &c.—continued, 


Union. . Parish. 
Brought forward = A; 
Daventry - - -|Everdon - - - 
” - ~ —| Welton- - - - 


Depwade - - - 
Dover = - - - 


Dunmow - - - 


East Ward - - 
Epsom - - - - 
Erpingham - - 


” 


sats Raia gee aca 


Evesham - = - 


~99 


Falmouth ~ - - 


Foleshill 


| 
{ 
if 


Frome - © = - 
Garstang - 


Hartismere = - 


xs = 
a ae Se 
Headley - - - 
Helston «= «= - 
Holsworthy - - 


” 


Howden = - = 


noo 


Ives, St. - - - 


Kings Lynn - - 
Knaresborough | 


Lancaster - - - 


-- 4 


Lincoln - - - 


Leek - 


Lymington —- - 


Market Bosworth 


Market Harbo- 
rough 


Malton - - - - 


Meriden - — - 
Mildenhall - - 


Carried forward = - 


Burston - = - 
East Langdon - 


Barnston - - - 


Brough- - - - 
Cobham - - - 
Briston- - - - 
Northrepps - - 
Taplow- - = - 
Sedgeberrow - - 


Cow Honeybourne 


Mawnan - —- - 
Wyken- - - - 
Whatley - - - 


Preesall with ; 
Hackensall - 


Mellis - - =- + 
Redgrave - « - 
Stoke Ash~ = - 


Headley - - - 
Cury - - - - 
Tetcott- - - - 
North Tamerton - 


Asselby - - - 


Barmby-upon- 
the-Marsh -—- 


Houghton - -} 


St. Margaret - - 


Scriven with ; 
Tentergate — 


Lancaster - - 


Norton-in-the- } 
Moors - 


Washingborough- 


Lymington —- - 


Peckleton - - - 
Ashley - - - - 
Norton- - - - 
Nether Whitacre 


Eriswell - - - 


Sums 
Amount 
of Purchase directed 
Mone to be 
y- appropriated. 
£ os. d. £ 8. d. 
4,765 3 0 8,076 19 11 
86 0) 0 
80 0 0 69 2 4 
49 0 0 
26 0: 0 2119 6 
65 6 0 60 17 
150 0 0 150 0 0 
220 0: 0 203 8 6 
52> 0 0 
50 0 0 
180 0 0 1380 0 0 
20: 10 0 20 0 0 
165 0 0 
40 0 O 
TA 6: 6 6116 8 
9117 6 
815 0* 410 8 
68 0 0 
56 0 0 
105 0 0 
482 17 6 800 0 0 
78 00 7618 8 
1210 0 
92 0 0 
55 0 0 55 0 0 
9 0 0 89 5 6 
6 0 0 
87 10 0 112 1 6 
Vide Rep, V. 
1,505 16 0 1,480 9 2 
105 0 0 105 0 0 
1965 0 0 |) 
2375. 0.0 | 
Vide 10 Rep.|}4,821 6 4 
and Reps. 
VIL. & VIII. 
165 0 0 16118 6 
40 0 0 36 15 12 
95 0 0 88 0 3 
100 0 0 98 2 0 
100 0 O 
140 0 0 182 14 0 
11510 0 
85 0 0 29 6 8 
— |F 11,886 9 0} 10,880 11 7 


* Produced by the Sale of Materials only. 
-{ The sums referred to as brought forward from previous reports are not ineluded in this amount, 





Purposes to which the Sums have been 
directed to be applied. 


Investment. 


Ditto. 
Ditto. 


Ditto. 


(117 7 6 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
(86 1 0 Investment. 


Ditto. 
Ditto. 


Ditto. 


Ditto. 


{ 50 0 0 Vide Rep. VIII. 

250 0 0 In liquidation of bonds. 

75 10 8 In liquidation of outstanding claim. 
} 1 8 0 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 


Investment. 


Ditto. 


2 


fee! 1 6 Vide Rep. VIII. 
8 0 0 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 


Towards cost of Union workhouse. 


Investment. 


1,765 11 0 Wee ao eee and Reps. VII. and } 
a 15 4 Liquidation of Bonds under the § 


Burial Acts. 


( 61 2 14 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
1100 16 44 Investment. 

10 0 © Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
2615 2 Investment. 


Ditto. 
Ditto. 


{ 7117 11 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
t 6016 1 Investment. 


Ditto. 


6 








124 Appendic to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


No. 34.—Parochial Property ordered to be Sold, &c.—continued. 


































Sums 
, Amount directed Purposes to which the Sums have been 
Union. Parish. of Pur chase to be directed to be applied. 
Money. appropriated. 
Mo) 884 ie ao Ss hs 
Brought forward - - |11,886 9 0 | 10,880 11 7 
Newbury - - -| Brimpton - - - 257 0 0 240 9 0 | Investment. 
Be rcastiecapons St. Andrew - -.| 175 0.6 |. 175 0 0, | Ditto. 
i New Forest - -| Beaulieu - - - 30 0 0 
Newton Abbot -| Woodland - - - 86 0 0 
| Northallerton - | Thornton-le-Beans 1l 0 0 


Ditto. 


So 
i=) 
& 
o 
a 


Ongar - - - ~| Moreton - - - 55 
1 Oundle - 


o 


} 
i 
{ 


Warmington - - 50 0 


Ditto. 
¥ Pickering - - -| Barugh Ambo - 10 0 0 10 6 O | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 


Pocklington - - | East Cottingwith 64 0 | a ic ; eae 


| Pershore - - -| Flyford Flavel - 7 0 


So 
| 
or 
ce 
S 


o 
Q 
Oo 
=) 
i~) 
So 


Reigate- - - -| Leigh - -~ - - 220 0 0 

f Ripon - - - -} West Tanfield - 150 0 0 150 0 0 | 11810 O Liquidation of outstanding claim. 

} Rochford - = ~| South Fambridge 88 0 0 36 8 6 | Investment. 

§ Rugby ~ - - -| Rugby - - - - 829 0 0 ; 
» - - ~ -| Willoughby - - 183 0 0 


Samford - ~- -| Brantham- <- - 191 10 


0 191 10 0 | Ditto. 

| Seisdon- ~ ~ -| Bobbington - -| 3110 0 | 27 6 0 | Ditto. 
| Selhy - - - -| North Duffild -| 65 0 0 | ‘tee 5 |{ $515 3 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Shepton Mallet - | Binegar - - - 5 0 0 5 0 0 | Towards cost cf Union workhouse. 
} Skipton - - -| Grassington - - 95 0 © 
Southam - - -| Long Itchington- 162 0 0 
} Spilsby - - - -| Aswardby- - - 70 @ 0 67 11 6 | Investment. 

Stockbridge - - | Over Wallop - - 165 0 0 
: Stratford-on-Avon| Clifford Chambers 40 0 0 210 6 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Stratton - - -/| Poughill - ~ - 55 0 0 
| Tamworth - -j| Tamworth- - -| 1,400 0 0 
| Thame - - - -| Chilton- - - -]| 35 0 0 
Tiverton - — -| Cadeleigh - - - 57 0 0 57 0 O | Investment. 
j Totnes - ~ - ~| Stoke Gabriel - 23 0 0 25.19 0 | Ditto. 
Ulverstone - —| Lower Holker - 47 0 0 4211 6 oor cet of school for the education of 
} Wakefield - - | elastic i 930 9 0 90410 7 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
H Walsall- - ~ —| Pelsall - - - - 25 0 0* 25 0 0 | Investment. 
i Walsingham - ~ |Wells-next-the-Sea 50 0 0 20 12 33 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
} Wantage - - —| WestIlsley - - 254 0 0 239 19 4 | Investment. 
j Wareham andi) swanage - - -| 70 0 0 

Wells - - - -| Street - - - ~ lll 0 0 

Wincanton - -| Horsington ~ - 40 0 0 
) Worcester - - -]} All Saints—- - -— 196 0 0 177 18 11 | 5419 10 Towards cost of Union workhouse, 


122 19 1 Investment. 


i) 
Oo 


(Not in Union.) ee stead, » St. ; 595 











——— 


117,829 9 0 /13,461 10 7} 


———— 


Amount produced by the Sales 


of parochial Property, brought 923,999 18 6 
trom former Reports - 


Total - - — | 941,829 7 6 
* The purchaser declined ering, a@ conveyance. ? 
t The sums referred to as brought forward from former reports are not included in this amouné. 


of the Poor Law Board. 125 


No. 35. 





StaTEMENT showing the Purposes to which the Produce of the Sale of Parish Property has 
been directed to be applied, of such part of the Property in the former Reports as was 
not previously applied, from the lst January to the 3lst December 1856. — (In 


ae ey 


continuation of List in Eighth Annual Report, Appendix No. 47.) 


a pues 
Skoent lrected to 3 . 
: ; : be applied Purposes to which the Sums have been 
hea ss . wees by Orders directed to be applied. 
ye not before 
reported. 
£ 8. ad. £ 8. d. 
Alban’s, St. - -—| Redbourn - - 175 0 0 153 0 0 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Vide Rep, VIII. 
Alcester - - -|Feekenham - ~ 4388 0 0 400 0 0 | Investment. 
Vide Rep. VIII. 
16 9 8 Vide Rep. IIT. : 
Andover - ~ -| Tangley - - -] . 8719 0 52 12 10 12 8 0 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Vide Reps. III. 24 0 2 Investment. 
a NC 150 Towards cost of U ich 
ek ; cote - 17 1 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Ashbourne Kirk Treton Vide Rep. V a2 186 11 0 ' 85 18 11 Investment, 
Blandford - ~ ~ |} Iverne Courtney 72 0 0 67 8 21] Ditto. 
Vide Rep. VII. 
Altham - - 1 f 8110 2 Ditto. 
Padiham - - ~ 826 0 8 Ditto. 
Burnley - - - * _, 620 0 0 489 1 0 
Read - - - -| |Vide Rep. VIII. 
Simonstone - -J 8110 2 Ditto. 
Caistor - - -| Waltham - - - 100 0 0 8618 6 | Ditto. 
Vide Rep. VIII. 
Chelmsford ~ -j| Sandon - — - 63:00 57 17 8 | Ditto. 
Vide Rep. VIII. 
Cheltenham - ~ | Cheltenham - - 520 0 0 | 513 4 0 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Vide Rep, VIII. 
sees ; { 49 0 0 Liquidation of outstanding claim, 
Daventry - Staverton - = - wey Ca oe 5414 0}) “514 0 Investment. 
( 197 0 0 Vide 9 Rep. 
Dewsbury - - - |} Batley --- 1,705 0 0 11,680 6 0 ) ( 704 15 7} Towards cost of Union 
; Vide 7 Rep. and | 1,483 6 0 Workhouse. 
Rep. VII. ( *758 10 5 Investment. 
528 17 4 Vide Rep, VIII. 
” - - -| Heckmondwike - 602 10 6 587 5 0 17 14 9% Towards cost of Union workhouse, 
Vide Rep, VIII. +40 12 104 Investment. 
+ - - -| Mirfield - - - 1,464 17 7 |1,44216 7 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Vide Rep, VIII. 
Doneaster - -| Fenwick - - - 60 0 0 
Vide Rep. VI. |}+110 0 0 | Investment. 
50 0 0 
Dorchester - - | Chilfroome - - 82 0 0 2118 0} Ditto. 
Vide Rep. VII. 
77 6 8 Vide Rep. VI. 
Easingwold - -| Huby - - - - Vide Rep. Y. 89 4 0 1117 4 Investment. 
YZ ie Haddenham - -|_ 38710 0 85 15 0 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Vide Reps. LY. 
and VIII. 
Hereford - - -| Breinton - - - 638 0 0 53818 21] Investment. 
Vide Rep. VI. 
Holbeach - - -/| Fleet - - ~ - 178 0 0 2618 6 | Towards cost of Union Workhouse. 
Vide Rep, VII. 
66 0 0 Towards cost of vestry room. | 
10 0 0 Towards cost of erecting fence round } 
Ledbury - - -! Putley - - - ~- 130 0 0 130 0 0 the school for the education of poor f 
Vide Rep. VIII. children. | 
54 0 0 Investment. 
Leighton Buzzard | Stoke Hammond 148 0 0 | 18614 7 | Ditto. 
Vide Rep. VIII. 
Carried forward - - /|6,875 8 0 











* The investment of 7927. 2s. 1d. reported in Rep. VI. altered. 
+ The investment of 587, 7s. 8d. reported in Rep. VIII, altered. 


126° Appendix to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. » 


No. 35.—Statement showing the Purposes, &c.—continued. 
exes SES SSS 0 SSE SSE SSS SESS SES SSS SSS SSS SE 


di ee t 
irected to 
, : amt be applied Purposes to which the Sums have been 
Union. Parish. 2 Mons ase | by Orders directed to be applied. 
aaNe not before 
reported. 


8: a, £ 8. d. 














Brought forward - - |6,875 8 0 
é 273 18 5 Vide 8 Rep. 
Lincoln - - -| Hackthorne - - 3870 0 0 | *887 19 6 
3 Vide 8 Rep. 114 1 1 Investment. 
a : 716 0 Towards cost of Union workhouse. | 
Linton - - -| Hinxton - - - 64 1.0 55 0 (0 
in Vide Rep. VIL. | 47 4 0 Investment. 
Luton - - - -| Houghton Regis - 55 0 0 °'| 8717 8 | Towards Cost of sewer. 
Ss ‘ *"~ |Vide Rep, VIL. 
Madeley ~ - -| Dawley - - - 210 0 0 198 0 8 | Ditto of vestry room. 
; Vide Rep. Y. 
Market Harbo-| Arthingworth -| 100 0 0 96 17 0 | Investment. 
_ rough. Vide Rep, VIII. 
Martley - - -| Wichenford - - 60.4.0 0 j i 
Vide 11 Rep. | / 17786 23 3 0 Vide ll Rep. 
55 0 0 u 49 5 6 Investment. 
Vide Rep, VIII. \ | 
5 | “ 10 1 4 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Northwich - -| Hartford - - - 59 0 0 | 5519 9|! 
Vide Rep. VIII. 1 4518 5 Investment. 
| Ripon - - - -| North Stainley 12215 2 Vide Rep. VIII. 
iz : with Slening- | Vide ito “vir 1b W 3 23 2 1 Towards cost of Union workhouse, 
: ford - - - - Ds : 
ance ; 2616 0 Ditto. 
- =- -| Whitcliffe with 208 0 0 167 10 8 
” Thorpe - - BY Vide Rep. VIII. a 14 8 Investment. 
; (146 15 7f Vide Rep. VIII. 
' ~ - ~| Markington - - 189 9 0 184 10 2 } 28 9 3 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Vide Rep. VIII. ( 9 5 4 Investment. 
5 6 0 4 Vide Rep. VI. 
Selby - - - -| Hirst Courtney - 18 0 0 15 8 5 
Vide Rep. VI. 9 8 1 Investment. 
Thame —- - -)| Chalgroye- - -j| . 207..0.0 | 18813 2 } Ditto. 
Vide Rep, VIII. 
3 - -~ -j| Dorton- - - - 100 0 0 97 1 2} Ditto. 
Vide Rep. VIII. 
i - - -| Tetsworth- - - +610 0 610 0} Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Tiverton - - - | Hockworthy - - 1 0 0 15 0 Oj} Investment. 
Vide Rep, VIII. 
{ Truro - — - -j| Saint Clement - 80 0 0 80 0 0} Liquidation of outstanding claim. 
Vide Rep. VIII. - 
; Se eth { 9910 0 Liquidation of outstanding claim. 
Warrington Haydock 26213 53 | 26213 53 (163 8 54 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
»  - - -| Newton in __ 525 610 | 237 610 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Mackerfield -§ | Vide Rep, VII. 
b 29 4 0 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Westbury-on-Se- | Littledean - - yee 220) 09 236 10 3}4120 0 0 Towards cost of burial ground. 
yern, Vide Rep. VIII. 87 6 8 Investment. 
Wh es ? aaTt 825 210 Vide 4 Rep. : 
extonhurst Prsraptonsen a Vilou ay 328 14 0 3811 2 Towards cost of valuation expenses: 
Whitby - - -j| Glazedale - - -| 315 0 0 808 18 2 | Liquidation of parochial claim. 
Vide Rep. VIII. 
} (Not in Union.) | Yarmouth, Great " 790 15 0 | 
ide 9 Rep. 577 12 6 Vide 9 Rep. 
and Reps. LV. | (“84 16 0 ie 4 0 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
and VIII. 
Total - — |10,32315 73 


* This included 241. 17s. 8d. interest. 
t The amount of 1847. 10s. 2d. reportel in Rep. WILI. sltereds 
t Produced by the sa'e of materials, 





"1856.] 


of the Poor Law Board. 


127 


No. 36. 


—_—— 


List of Untons and SrneLe Parisues in which Property belonging to the Guardians 
has been sold under Orders of the Poor Law Board not previously reported. 


Union or Parish. 


Alton - 
Aylesbury 


Bicester - 
Blofield - 
Blything 


Caistor - - 


Chipping Sodbury 


Chorlton - 
Colchester 
Dolgelly 
Droxford 


Durham ~ 


Epping - 
Eton - 


Farnham 


Gloucester 


Haltwhistie 
Hereford 
Hungerford 


Ledbury - 
Martley - 


North Witchford 


Ormskirk —- 
Orsett - - 


Portsea Island 


Radford - 
Reigate - 
Ripon - - 


Skipton - 
Stoke Damerel 


Thanet, Isle of 
Thornbury - 


Ware - - 
Weymouth - 


Whitchurch (Hants) 


Wincheombe 
Witney - 
Woburn = 


Wolverhampton - 


Total 





26,281 17 4 


Amount 
of 
Purchase 
Money. 





£8. 
259 12 
1,600 1 


200 0 
626 0 
323 15 


Ros) 

bo 

bo 

c=) 
or SC Oo °C S&S 


bo 
is 
for) 
So 
o 


557 10 


be 

Su 

to 

oS 

o 
Soros om Sa > 


Cr Sy erm Sa ag a) 


se 
ns 
3 
— 
° 


390 


198 


272 14 
350 0 
515 0 

10 0 


eoeooeo fo core Ss © 


1,457 5 6 


Sums 


directed 


to be 
appropriated. 


£ Ss 
259 12 
1552 8 
200 0 
626 0 
3823 15 
700 0 
28 18 


467 4 
sl 0 
\ 42 0 
t 201 10 


294 0 
519 0 
1,729 11 
2,520 0 


80 0 
500 0 


44 
980 


Or 


1,457 


21,740 17 


d. 


SS S55 (Sur Or (CoS (Ca (SiS OS ALO So: S Tk iS 


SiG Sees ts. Se SS 89 OS! 5S 


eo 1S @ Gao St Oo & 


a 





Purposes to which the Sums have been applied. 





Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Ditto. 

Ditto. 

Ditto. 

Ditto. q 
Ditto. | 
Ditto. 


Ditto. 

Ditto. 

Applied without any Order from the Commissioners. 
Towards cost of Union workhouse. 

Ditto. 

Ditto. 

Ditto. 

Ditto. 


Ditto. 
Ditto. 


Ditto. 
Applied without any Order from the Commissioners. | 
Towards cost of Union workhouse. 


Ditto. 
Ditto. 


Ditto. 


Ditto. 
Applied without any Order from the Commissioners. 
Towards cost of Union workhouse. 


Towards cost of erecting wall at the Union work- 
ouse. , 


Towards cost of workhouse. 


800 0 0 Ditto. 
7414 6 Investment. 


Towards cost of Union workhouse, 


Ditto. 
Ditto. 
Ditto. 
Ditto. 
Ditto. 


Applied without any Order from the Poor Law 
Board. 


Towards cost of workhouse, 





* Part of this sum, viz., 2947. 10s., was produced by sale of materials. 


128 Appendia to the Ninth Annual Report [1856. 


No. 37.—SratemEent showing the Numerr and Sussects of OrpDERs issued by 
the Poor Law Boarp, from the Ist January to the 31st December 1856. 









of Number 


Orders | of Copies 
issued, | despatched. 


SuBJECTS OF ORDERS. 





Accounts— ; 
Prescribing the mode of keeping Accounts - - 1 14 


Allowances, Disallowances and Surcharges by District 


Auditors— 

Decisions of the Board in cases appealed against - 311 3,779 
Averages— ; 

Declaring Averages of Parochial Expenditure - 78 2,572 
Audit Districts— 

Election and Appointment of Auditors - - - 3 1,391 
Collectors and Assistant Overseers— 

Appointments, Duties, Salaries, and Districts - = 111 1,401 
Consolidated Orders - - - - ~ - - 5 142 
Dietaries— 

Prescribing Dietaries for Inmates of Workhouses = - 17 193 
Emigration— 

Authorizing Expenditure - - - - . 56 529 

Certificates of Satisfaction  - - - - - 7 21 

Investment of Surplus Fund - - - - I 12 
Guardians— 

Elections to supply Vacancies - - - 105 1,032 

Altering Number of Guardians - - - 19 547 

Deciding Questions as to Elections ~ - - 7 122 

Committees for administration of relief - - 22 809 


Officers of Unions— 


Appointments, Salaries, and Districts - - - 8 226 

Suspension of - = - 3 = 1 7 

Dismissals - - - ~ - - - - 4] 965 

Removing Suspensions - - - - - - 2 115 
Out-door Labour-test Orders - - - - - 4 155 
Out-door Relief— 

Prohibition of, to able-bodied and non-resident Paupers 6 187 

Regulating Administration of - - - 1 ° 28 
Parish Property— 

Meeting, Sale, letting, and Exchange Orders - : 191 1,796 

Appropriation of Sale Produce - - - - 126 1,326 
Parochial Debts— 

Liquidation and Reimbursement from the Poor Rates 9 100 
Poor Rate— 

Form of, for adoption by the Overseers - - 1 26 
Property of Unions— 

Sale or Letting - - a < ss 14 120 





Carried forward  « - 1,147 17,615 





1856. | of the Poor Law Board. 129 


No. 37.—Statement showing the Number and Subjects of Orders issued by the 
Poor Law Board, &c.—continued. 





Number 
; of Number 
SUBJECTS OF ORDERS. Orders | of Copies 


issued. | despatched. 


Brought forward - - - | 1,147 17,615 
Questions of Irr emoveability, Settlement, or Chargeability— 
Referred to and decided by the Board - - 4 70 
Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages— 
Appointments - - - ~ - - - 14 163 
Regulations— 
Rules and Regulations for Government of Workhouses 2 Al 
Ditto of Workhouse Schools > - - 2 39 
School Districts— 
Purchasing Sites, hiring and purchasing premises, and 
erecting and altering Schools - ~ - 2 31 
Elections of Managers ~ - - - 4 54 
Certificate of Bek pchsemcnte of School Sites - 1 10 
Limiting Number in School - > - 1 14 
Task of Work— 
Prescribing - - - - - - - - 5 15 
1 Unions— 
Dissolving, Declaring New Unions, separating Parishes, 
adding Parishes, adjustment and altering = - ~ 9 302 
Valuations— 
Orders for Valuations, &c. under the Parochial Assess- 
ments Act - - - - - > “2 86 755 
| Vestries Act— 
Putting same wholly or partly in force in Parishes, 
fixing Salaries, &c. - - - 21 196 
| Wards— 
Division of Parishes into Wards for Election of 
Guardians - = . = : 1 is 
Witnesses— 
Fixing Amount of Expenses to be paid to Witnesses 
summoned and attending upon Inquiries before Poor 
Law Inspectors - - - - - - - 29 262 


Workhouses— 
Erection of New Workhouses, Purchase of Sites, and 
additional Land and Premises, alteration and en- 
largement of existing Workhouses, and ee Land 88 758 
Exchange of Workhouse Land - - 5 42 
Enabling Guardians to sign consents aieewine than 


at a Meeting of the Board - - - - 7 66 
Classification and Limitation of Paupers - - 3 36 
Certificate of Enfranchisement of Workhouse Site - 1 8 
Directing Guardians to relinquish use of Workhouses 3 100 
Suspending ditto - ~ - - - 3 147 





EMA thes <=) tt la HP aot 15 7 20,739 


130 


Appendic to the Ninth Annual Report 


No. 38. 





[1856. 


Vaccination Extension Acr.—Abstract of Returns from 653 Unions and Parishes under 
Boards of Guardians, in England and Wales, of the Number of Persons Vaccinated in 
such Unions and Parishes, in the Year ended 29th September 1856. 


Year ended 29th September 1856. 











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NAMES OF ce 2 5 DY the successfully Vaccinated. rep? a6 
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ENGLAND. 
Bedford - - =| 6 29 1,853 1,082 2,885 1,755 1,005 2,760 4,410 
Berks - - ae 12 53 3,174 792 3,966 8,062 777 3,839 5,988 
Buckingham - = (eer 49 2,216 942 3,158 2,158 922 3,080 4,666 
Cambridge - ae 79 47 3,182 1,086 4,218 8,028 1,057 4,080 6,022 
(iectar oor Sulsel0 50 9,855 1,176 11,081 9,283 1,142 10,425 15,189 
Cornwall - ~ =| 43 69 6,184 1,512 7,696 6,011 1,474 7,485 12,028 
Cuniheriand - =|: 9 43 3,711 583 4,944 8,645 521 4,166 6,383 
Derby - - eng) 46 5,297 976 6,278 5,084 954 5,988 9,834 
oY oe eee -| 20 148 7,842 2,757 10,099 7,143 2,699 9,842 16,587 
Dorset - - -| 12 55 2,685 1,842 4,527 2,221 1,445 3,666 5,386 
Dirhani— ~ =| 14 117 13,552 igi 15,263 18,251 1,681 14,932 20,877 
Essex - - pot eel 4 138 5,943 8,169 9,112 5,697 2,760 8,457 11,458 
Gloucester - -| 17 63 6,792 2,677 9,469 6,616 2,612 9,228 13,529 
Hereford - - = ae 21 1,191 812 2,008 1,156 788 1,944 8,520 
Hertford - - -| 18 54 3,415 1,852 5,267 3,284 1,786 5,070 5,730 
Huntingdon - ae ae: 15 1,873 171 1,544 1,324 169 1,493 2,017 
Kent- - - -| 28 147 11,472 8,970 15,442 11,175 3,761 14,936 22,023 
Laneaster - -| 29 194 52,899 3,968 56,362 51,620 3,886 55,506 85,652 
Leicester - - =i Le 51 4,194 1,145 5,839 4,151 1,132 5,288 8,108 
Lincoln - ~- -| 4 115 7,633 1,889 9,522 7,542 1,869 9,411 18,464 
Middlesex - =i 238 206 84,813 5,755 40,568 33,548 5,488 39,036 67,550 & 
Monmouth - Sips 25 3,842 843 4,685 3,856 804 4,660 6,987 
Norfolk - - =i) 28 118 5,180 2,592 7,772 5,048 2,529 7,517 13,366 
Northampton -| 12 55 4,187 4,035 8,172 4,088 3,993 8,081 7,765 
Northumberland = 1 19 81 6,989 929 7,918 6,930 917 7,847 11,339 
Nottingham - a 0) 54 5,936 890 6,826 5,872 877 6,749 10,689 
Oxford - - 3 a) 44 2,658 1,197 8,855 2,588 1,146 8,734 5,856 
Rutland - - Ss eee 8 461 100 561 449 99 548 736 
Salp- =- = exit JES 15 4,243 1,458 5,701 4,099 1,283 5,882 6,854 
Somerset- - | Maes 116 6,542 2,477 9,019 6,275 2,410 8,685 14,235 
Southampton - =| 28 102 6,607 1,914 8,521 6,318 1,846 8,164 12,507 
Stafford - - eG 138 | 16,100 2,945 19,045 15,569 2,851 18,420 23,327 
Suffolk -- = aot alg 95 5,945 2,323 8,268 5,783 2,239 8,072 10,667 
Surrey - - —peol 110 11,301 9,445 13,746 10,989 2,380 18,369 24,784 
Sussex - - -| 25 114 4,590 1,755 6,345 4,414 1,704 6,118 10,552 
Warwick - - ei as 61 7,277 1,378 8,655 7,021 1,337 8,358 18,079 
Westmorland a 16 994 148 1,142 989 148 1,187 1,760 
Wee -.- Sets 73 4,068 3,118 7,186 3,993 2,945 6,938 7,851 
Worcester - = a8 85 9,374 2,111 11,485 9,245 2,075 11,320 16,029 
East Riding =) 30 59 4,175 1,394 5,569 4,080 1,386 5,466 9,156 
ees North Riding - -| 15 67 3,146 1,053 4,199 8,063 1,041 4,104 6,482 
. West Riding -| 82 252 31,270 2,897 84,167 30,678 2,849 33,527 49,114 
Totals of England -j} 609 | 3,488 | 383,061 77,764 | 410,825 } 824,046 74,837 | 398,883 607,006 
WALES. 
Anglesey - - =| 2 6 204 157 361 200 156 356 1,099 
Brpcon = - =) a 12 1,113 386 1,499 1,071 874 1,445 1,838 
Cardigan -  - -| 8 12 591 682 1,273 540 615 1,155 2,221 
Carmarthen - ase 15 2,051 360 2,411 1,883 346 2,229 3,452 
Carnarvon - gil Te 16 1,224 815 2,039 1,179 803 1,982 3,117 
Denbigh ~ - Siheias 14 1,606 625 2,231 1,560 601 2,161 2,404 
Flint- - - a ae. 12 1,413 376 1,789 1,384 371 1,755 2,229 
ae 3 = Wek 27 6,809 1,010 7,819 6,704 998 7,702 11,222 
= oe ay ae a 765 474 1,239 749 464 1,213 1,896 
ot ake ra See 569 276 845 562 276 838 1,684 
erable 3 i 1,175 812 1,987 1,092 790 1,882 2,530 
Radnor - - = ae fe 266 498 694 261 419 680 649 
Totals of Wales -| 44 152 | 17,786 6,401 24,187 17,185 6,213 | 23,898 33,834 
Totals of 
a ea 653 | 3,500 | 350,847 | 84,165 | 435,012 } 341,281 | 981,050 | 422,081 | 640,840 




















1856.] of the Poor Law Board. 13! 


No. 39. 





Vaccinations by the Public Vaccinators alone. Years 1849—1856. 











Rat Cent. 

—_— Number sae Number Pere peu ene, “yi the - 
of of Number umber 

ended Persons ; vaccinated peaeecntiey | 
29th Sept. Persons successfully registered Bo oe . toake 

vaccinated. vaccinated. Births. of Births. SS 
1849 - 345,315 333,248 558,102 61°9 59°7 
1850 - 334,364 322,607 559,721 59°7 57°6 
1851 - 349,091 338,947 592,347 58°9 Ly fee? 
1852 - 411,600 397,128 601,839 68°4 66°0 
18538 - 376,218 366,593 601,223 62°6 61°0 
1854 - 698,935 677,886 623,699 ¥112°1] 108°7 
1855 - 464,099 448,519 623,181 74°5 72°6 
1856 - 435,012 422,281 640,840 67°9 65°9 





* The inerease in the rate per cent. of the number vaccinated to the number of births in this year was probably 
occasioned by the operation of the Act of 16th & 17th Vict. Cap. 100. 


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TENTH ANNUAL REPORT 


‘THE POOR LAW BOARD. 
1857-8 


In pursuance of the Statute 10 & 11 Vict. c.109, See. 13. 











Presented to hoth Wauses of Warlianent by Command of Her Majesty. 














LONDON: 


PRINTED BY GEORGE EDWARD EYRE AND WILLIAM SPOTTISWOODE, 
PRINTERS TO THE QUEEN’S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. 


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CONTENTS. 


REPORT : 

Statistics of Pauperism : * = . : = 
Expenditure for Relief . : . . ° . . 
Number of Paupers relieved . : ; ‘ : . 
Depression of Trade : : ‘ : , 
Education of Pauper Children . 5 ° . ‘ 
Emigration . ‘ é ‘ é “ , . : 
Vaccination . : F é é é j 5 
Workhouses and Schools built or altered . - : 3 
New Unions : : 3 : : : 
St. Marylebone. ae for a ietaabiel : ‘ 
Alteration of Medical Relief Books ‘ , 


General Order as to the tenure of office of Medical Mactes ° 











4 as to Guardians’ Cheques upon their Treasurer 
Legislation : 
Extra-parochial Places Act, 20 Vict. c. 19. : ‘ 
Common Fund, 20 Vict. ¢. 18. Z 


Workhouse Sites, 20 & 21 Vict. c. 13. ‘ ‘ ‘ 
Industrial Schools, 20 & 21 Vict. c. 48. . , é 
Burial Grounds, 20 & 21 Vict. ¢. 81. , , = 


a. 


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APPENDIX, 
Orders, Circulars, &c.: 


fe 


Medical Officers’ continuance in office : 
No. 1. General Order : . i F 
No. 2. Board’s Circular asto . ‘ é i 3 





Guardians’ Orders upon Treasurer : 
No.3. General Order. : d : : : 








No. 4.’ Board’s Circular to Guardians as to ; ‘ 

No. 5 —to Treasurers as to é f 
District Medical Relief Book : 

No. 6. Board’s Circular as to « é 3 é 3 


Removal of Paupers from Lunatic Asylums : 


No. 7. Board’s Circular as to . F 5 " F 
Dates of proceedings in the election of Guardians : 

No. 8. Board’s Circular as to . ‘ P , , 
Taxation of Bills of Costs: 

No. 9. Board’s Circular as to . E : 4 : 


No. 10. Order of the Poor Law Commissioners as to 





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Orders, Circulars, é&¢.—continued. 
Irremovable Poor : 
No. 11. Board’s Circular as to continuance of chargeability . ‘2 see 
London Fever Hospital ? 
No. 12. Board’s Circular to the Metropolitan Boards of Guardians . . on 
Extra-parochial Places : 
No. 13. Board’s Circular as to . : ; % * : , . Be 


Administration of Relief during depression of Trade in certain Unions: 
No. 14. Report from Robert Weale, Esq., Poor Law Inspector : . 40 











No. 15. the Clerk of the Macclesfield Union . . eres 

No. 16. —_— John Lambert, Esq., Poor Law Inspector. . wit 
Statistics of Pauperism : 7 

No. 17. Memorandum on the new arrangement . ° é : - Ad 


Poor Rate Return ; 


No. 18. Remarks prefixed to Parliamentary Return. : : . 56 
No. 19. Union-County Summary.—Year ended Lady-day 1857... - 63 


No. 20. Comparative Statement.—1856 and 1857 : . dae . 68 
No. 21. Separate Union Summary.—1857_ . ‘ ‘ is ‘ a i 
No 22. Index to Union-Counties and to Unions . A , F + 128 
No. 23. Summary of Totals.—1840 to 1857 ; : z has 


No. 24. Statement of Rate per Head levied and expended.—1834 to 1857 138 


En-Maintenance and Out-Relief Return : 
No. 25. Comparative Statement.—Half-years ended Lady-day 1856 and 
1850-05 : ° ° 5 se , ue £39 
No. 26. Remarks prefixed to Paingengey eae : : : . 144 
No. 27. Comparative Statement. — ane a ended Michaelmas 1856 


and 1857 . 2 ; : : . 148 
No. 28. Union-County Summary of In- Waictenanee ait Out- fie Relief 
to Irremovable Poor.—Year ended Lady-day 1857 ( - 152 


No. 29. Union Summary of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief to 
Irremovable Poor.—Year ended Lady-day 1857 . : . 154 


Pauperism : JuLy Return. 





No. 30. Paupers in receipt of Relief, 1st J uly 1857 ; 172 
No. 31. Comparative Statement. ges in pase of Reet ist J uly 
1856 and 1857 . 180 
No. 32. Comparative Statement of Adult Niles iedieg Dates Ist J uly 
1856 and 1857 . ° : . ° . 18} 
—__— : JANUARY Return. 
No. 33. Faupers in receipt of Relief, 1st J anuary 1858 . ; - 184 
No. 34, Comparative Statement.—Paupers in pereins of Relief, 1st de ae 
1857 and 1858 : : ° - 192 
No. 35. Comparative Statement of Adult Able: hoasen Panpers Ist Ji anuary 
1857 and 1858 ° : ° . ° . 196 





———: Summary Statement. 


No. 36. Paupers in receipt of Relief, 1849 to 1858 - A : - 196 


Weekly Returns of Pauperism : 


No. 37. Memorandum as to; and Comparative Statements for each Week 
of October, November, and December 1856 and 1857 ; also” 
for January 1857 and 1858 ° 5 P . 2 200 
Pauper Children : 


No. 38, Attendances at Workhouse Schools.—Year ended Lady-day 1857 220 





CONTENTS. 
Emigration : 
No, 39. Sums borrowed; and the Number of aoc —Year ended 
81st December 1857 : E 5 . 233 
No. 40. Emigrants at the Cost of the Union eee Hive ended 
31st December 1857 ; ; 5 : ; i 234 
Workhouses : 
No. 41. I. Number of, ordered to be built ; and the authorized Cost thereof. 
—Year ended 31st December 1857 : 235 
No. 41. II. To be altered or enlarged, and authorized Cost dsvcat —Year 
. ended 31st December 1857 é ‘ ‘ 4 . - 236 
District Schools : 
No. 41. HI. Amount to be expended in District Schools : : . 236 
Parish Property : 
No. 42. Amount sold, and Sums ordered to be appropriated . . - 237 
No, 43. Appropriation of Property previously sold : ; : . 240 
Wnion Property : 
~~ No. 44. Sale of, and Appropriation of Proceeds. . : . - 242 
No. 45. Purposes to which proceeds have been applied ; ‘ . 242 
Wew Unions declared : 
No. 46. Statement of Particulars ; : A . ; ‘ . 243 
Orders issued : 
No. 47. Tabular Statement of—Year ended 3lst December 1857  . . 244 
Vaccination : 
No. 48. Return of Persons vaccinated.—Year ended Michaelmas 1857 - 246 
No. 49. Summary of Persons vaccinated.— Years 1849-57 . : - 246 


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REPORT. 


To THE QUEEN’S Most EXCELLENT MAJESTY. 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, 
January 31, 1858. 
May IT PLEASE Your MAJESTY, 
We, the Poor Law Board, beg leave to submit to Your 
Majesty the following Report of our proceedings during the 
past year. 7 


We think it desirable, however, to state in the first instance 
that our attention having been specially directed to the arrange- 
ment and publication of the statistics of pauperism, we have 
thought that the information which they furnish might be made 
more useful and available; and with this view we have effected 
certain changes in the classification of the Union returns, have 
introduced additional statements of facts, and have published 
the information as far as practicable at certain fixed intervals. 


The Tables relating to Poor Rates and Pauperism now 
periodically presented to Parliament by the Board have been 
prepared on a uniform plan; and consist of the following 
Returns :— 


RETURN A. Comparative statement of the number of paupers 
(except lunatic paupers in asylums and vagrants) relieved 
on the last day of the current week, and of the corresponding 
week of the previous year respectively. 

Return B. Statement of the number of paupers, distinguishing 
the numbers of adult able-bodied paupers relieved on the 
Ist day of January in each year. 

-— Similar statement for the Ist day of July in each 





year. 
RETURN C. Statement of the amount expended for in-main- 

tenance and out-relief for the half year ended at Lady-day. 
- Similar statement for the half year ended at 

Michaelmas. 

Return D. The Annual Poor Rate Return. 

These Returns are printed in the Appendix, pages 64, 148, 172, 
184, and 200. 

As regards the periods of their publication, Return A. has 
been issued monthly; it is intended to issue Return B. half 
yearly ; Return C. half yearly ; and Return D. annually. 





Statistics of 
Pauperism. 





8 Tenth Annual Report of 1857. 


The new classification of the Returns is based in respect of 
Unions and Union Counties upon the plan of the census of 
1851; a certain number of Unions, mainly situated in the same 
county, are classed together under the name of a Registration (or 
Union) County ; and the Union Counties are then classed under 
larger heads by the title of Divisions. 

This arrangement has enabled the Board to make some im- 
portant additions to the Tables, illustrative of the industrial 
condition of different Unions, as shown by the proportion of 
adult persons who, according to the last census were engaged in 
(a.) “Mechanical Arts, Trade, and Domestic Service,” (6.) 
“ Agriculture,” (c.) “ Manufactures,” and (d.) “ Mining and 
Mineral Works.” 

The importance of the information afforded by Returns B. C. 
and D. has appeared to the Board to require that this portion of 
the series should be printed in extenso; and we have accord- 
ingly prepared these Tables so as to give the details for each 
Union, in addition to the Union, County, and Divisional 
Summaries. 

The memorandum affixed to the first return under the revised 
system explains several points in connection with the change 
of form in the Statistical Tables, and elucidates the new matter 
introduced under the head of “ Industrial Statistics.’ This 
paper has been printed in the Appendix, page 49. : 

We proceed to submit, as in former reports, statements showing 
the state of pauperism during the past year. 


roebgnditure The sum of 5,898,756. was expended for the relief of the 
poor during the year which ended the 25th of March 1857, 
being an decrease of 100,908/. as compared with the sum expended 
during the preceding year. 
The following Table shows the comparison of the expenditure 
of the two years 1855-6 and 1856-7 :— 



































Expended for : Rate 
= Paisen , Decrease in 1857 Decrease 
Years ended Reliet of the Poor ary er Head Decreased 
Lady-day. in England and aig compared with Cont x - lea” 
Wales. ee ent. Population. 
£ £& Sa a a, 
1856 6,004,244 7 6 382) 
105,488 IROKs} O 2 
1857 5,898,756 Gig 1a 

















Note.—The Summary of the Poor Rate Return inserted in the Appendix (page 64) 
sets forth the expenditure, the total of which is shown in the above Table, more in 
detail. ‘This expenditure comprises “ in-maintenance” (ist column), “ out-relief ” 
(2d column), * maintenance of lunatics in asylums and licensed houses” (3d column), 

workhouse loans repaid, and interest thereon” (4th column), “salaries and rations 
of officers” (5th column), “other expenses of or immediately connected with relief” 
(6th volumn). Those “ other expenses” comprehend the cost incurred for emigration 
for extra medical relief and fees, and for the burial of paupers. aie 


ry eg ee yy; og BPE ts ; ° 
_ he rate per cent. of the increase and decrease respectively 
in the expenditure, as regards each county in Eneland and 
Wales, is as follows :— a 


1857,] 
Nottingham . . 9°2 
Suffolk sitet. Syaei ts8i 4 
Miererord, «8. erat ue 
Bedtord = ES 
POs? 6 hab ewe ts 
Leicester . . 5S 
Surrey (Metr opo- Ls5-o 

ian). 7 CPR 
York, East sibaiat 5°0 
Norfolk... 4. ole’, 
WWwarwiek: 2 .' at Oo @ 
Lancaster’. . 4 3°68 

. Northumberland . 0°4 
Sussex 2s. ee ON 
Derby: «:- + ..+ 0°5 


Surrey (Evtra- Me- 
tropolitan) . 
Westmorland . 


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Decrease per cent. : 


Gloucester es 
Hertford} 6.3 o% 
Ghester 4 ota. 
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Wilts aos) hs gees 
Worcester. . . 
Berkse:. 4) Sts 
Northampton . . 
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Buckingham . . 
Futland’ 6 1.53 68 


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° 


Increase per cent. :— 


Linegin “2. 
North Wales .. 
Stafiord: . 2. < 
York, North Riding 
Cornnall 4 


NN eee 
RK Or ee 


9 
Middlesex (£ztra- \ 3 
Metropolitan) «f° ° 
Oxfords. «af gokt af aaiast 
York, West Riding. 1°1 
Kent (Hzira-Me- | 10 
tropolitan) . . | 
Southampton 10 
Monmouth . 0°9 
Huntingdon 0°6 
Devon... 0°2 


Middlesex (Metro- ge 
POUEBIe yw PAS 


bo 


Dalopren eee 
South Wales . . 38 
Cumbesland........\0 3° 
4 
7 


iN) 


moO WW 


ee : 
ent (Metr opolitan) 


The following Table exhibits the expenditure for the relief 
of the poor for each year from that ending at Lady-day 1834, 
when the Poor Law Amendment Act was passed, to the year 


ending at Lady-day 1857. 








Years The Total expended 
ended at Estimated Population. in Relief 
Lady-day. to the Poor. 

x, 
1834 14,372,000 6,317,255 
1835 14,564,000 5,526,418 
1836 14,758,000 4,717,630 
1837 14,955,000 4,044,741 
1838 15,155,000 4,123,604 
1839 15,357,000 4,406,907 
1840 15,562,000 4,576,965 
1841 15,911,757 4,760,929 
1842 15,981,000 4,911,498 
1843 16,194,000 5,208,027 
1844 16,410,000 4,976,093 
1845 16,629,000 5,039,703 
1846 16,851,000 4,954,204 
1847 17,076,000 5,298,787 
1848 17,304,000 6,180,764 
1849 17,534,000 bs iris PALS Way! 
1850 © 17,765,000 5,395,022 
1851 £7,927;609 4,962,704 
1852 18,205,000 4,897,685 
1853 18,402,000 4,939,064 
1854 18,617,000 5,282,853 
1855 18,840,000 5,890,041 
1856 19,043,000 6,004,244 
1857 19,207,000 5,898,756 








expended in Relies 











Average of the 24 years (1834 to 1857) 


Note.—The net annual value of rateable propert 





or) 





1647 it was 67,320,587/.; and in 1850 it was 67,700,153/, ; 
the Poor Law Board have 2 return of this information. 


AAP OMA NRMAAAINIRAAIAAARGCMAAAAAKANIANDWS 





Rate 
in the Pound of 
Rate per Head the Sum expended 
of Amount for Relief to the Poor 
in the Years 
to the Poor 184], 1847, and 1850 
on the Estimated | on the Annual Value 
Population. of Rateable Property 
in those Periods 
respectively. 
d } 
94 
7 
43 
5 
5% 
8% 
104 Sé° seth 
OL by ia i 
1g 
53 
02 | 
02 
104 
Se Mi gene 
1 
64 
1 j 1 ve] 
yy 
65 
45 | 
45. | 
8 | 


3 





bo 


ae 


y in 1841 was 62,540,030/.; in 


for which years alone 


10 Tenth Annual Report of [1857. 


In the following Table the expenditure per head of the popu- 
lation is given for the several years from 1834 to 1857. The 
years are arranged according to the amount expended, beginning 
with the highest sum and ending with the lowest :— 








Rate per Head Rate per Head 
Years of Amount Years of Amount 
expended in expended in 
ended at Reliet to the Poor ended at Relief to the Poor 
on the estimated on the estimated 
Lady-day. Population. Lady-day Population .~ 

Ss. d. Ss. d. 

1834 pea 1844 6 08 

1835 vin @ 1845 6 08 

1848 qsifhe 1841 6 of 

1849 ee 1840 5 104 

1843 GN >a 1846 is 208 

1836 6 45 1839 5 8 
1856 Or 1854 a 

1855 Pee 1851 5 ee 

let eS ae 1838 5 54 
id pans 1837 a0 

1857 6. 1: 1852 5: 4b 

5 4h 

1850 gry ‘ani AERIS 


The preceding statements, taken from the Annual Poor Rate 
Return, have reference to the year ending at Lady-day in each 
case, and comprise the expenditure for all purposes connected 
with the relief of the poor in England and Wales. 

The following statements show the amount expended for 
relief only, in 624* unions and parishes under Boards of Guardians 
(comprising a population of 16,529,865); and afford the means 
of comparing the expenditure under that head for the years 
ending respectively on the 29th of September 1856 and 1857, 
as well as those ending on the 25th of March of the same years :— 








Expended for In-Maintenance 






































Number and Out Relief. 
of Years. j 
es In-Maine | Qut-Relief.| Total. 
enance. 
£ £ £ 
624 Year ended Lady-day 1856 5 c 998,355 3,082,106 | 4,080,461 
Year ended Lady-day 1857. Sx. 951,951 | 2,992,493 | 3,944,444 
Decrease : : A ; 5 es ; : 46,404 89,613 135,917 
or 3°3 
per Cent. 
. Expended for In- Maintenance 
Number and Out-Relief. 
of Years. “Sie Se ge ee 
Unions. In-Main- : 
ie Ae OBg Out-Relief.| Total. 
& £ £ 
624 { Year ended Michaelmas 1856 . A 986,502 | 3,073,180 | 4,059,682 
Year ended Michaelmas 1857 . : 937,448 | 2,929,977 | 3,867,425 
Decrease A . 5 See A : a 49,054 143,203 192,257 
or 4°7 
per Cent. 


q bohierys of the places iy aernl in vine he eras have recently been separated, so that 
without any increase in the number of parishes, the total number of unions ears in som 
of the returns to be 626, aud subsequently 627, me ee 


1857. ] the Poor Law Board. 11 


The sum of 812,445/. out of the 3,752,145/., shown by the 
summary, at page 152, to have been expended during the year 
ended at Lady-day 1857, for in-maintenance and out-relief, has 
been expended in relief to irremovable poor. The expenditure 
for relief to this class of poor is, however, in the case of 
several large parishes and some unions not distinguished in 
the returns. Leaving these parishes and 19 unions above 
referred to out of the calculation, and taking the remaining 
unions and parishes, with respect to which the distinction 
has been made, as affording a fair ground for estimating the 
proportion of this item of expenditure to the whole cost of 
relief, the cost of the relief to irremovable poor may be 
calculated to amount to 21°7 7 per cent. on the total expenditure 
for relief. 


The numbers of persons of all classes in receipt of relief on Nwnuber of 
the Ist day of January and the Ist day of July 1857 and oe 
on the Ist day of January 1858 respectively, in the several Relic 
unions and parishes under Boards of Guardians, are shown in 
the following summaries of returns received from the unions 
and parishes. 


Summary of Returns from 624 Unions and Since Parisues under Boards of 
Guardians, showing the Number of Persons of all Classes in receipt of Relief on 
the Ist July 1856 and the ist July 1857 respectively. 





All Classes 














Sanh Year and Day except Insane Vagrants ya o 
“4 Se eee Tnsane and | Persons. alacant 
Unions. Waotints all Classes, 
re S ° 
ist July 1856. 2S. Se «| SO776,823 | 18,282 | 1,497 | 796,102 
624 ; 


| Ist July 1857 ‘ : : 763,081 £8,993 | 1,977 784,051 








os 


Increase on Ast July 1857 com- \ 
pared with Ist July 1856 


12,051 
Decrease init Spal mies 1% ‘ 13,242 Py: og or 
1°5 per Cent. 


711 480 


SraTEMENT of the Number of Adult Able-bodied Persons in receipt of Relief 
(In-door and Out-door) in 624 Unions and Sincir Parisnes under Boards of 
Guardians on Ist July 1856 and Ist July 1857 respectively. 





























Number | er 
of Year and Day. todd ree Total. 
Unions. j 7 
Ist July 1856 . . ’ 50,350 72,700 123,050 
COR) tater agsver oR! 49,070 70,419 | 119,489 
9 F 
Decrease on 1st July 1857 ii ion 1.280 % nerf oe 
+ ot) 
wii ist July $56 . . « 2°9 per Cent, 


12 Tenth Annual Report of [1857. 


Summary of Returns from 624 Unions and Sinete ParisnuEes under Boards of 
Guardians, showing the Number of Persons of All Classes in receipt of Relief on 
the 1st January 1857 and the 1st January 1858 respectively. 





All Classes | 


Number ‘ 
. . except Insane PTA ibe 
U 7 Near and. Day, Insane and | Persons. MesRanIS, All Classes. 
ae Vagrants. ‘ 














ee ee re 


24 Ist January 1857 . . 2 822,749 | 18,626 2,055 | 843,430 





- 

















Ist January 1858 . 5 : 880,280 | 19,487 2,265 | 902,032 

58,602 

Increase on the Ist January 1858 Pe af or 6°9 
compared with Ist January 1857 . Dispel le ae per Cent. 
‘Increase. 





SraremMent of the Number of Adult Able-bodied Persons in receipt of Relief 
(In-door and Out-door) in 624 Unions and SinGLE Parisnues under Boards of 
Guardians, on the lst January 1857 and the Ist January 1858 respectively. 






































Number 
Widows All other 
oe > 
a ee ee (Cut-door). Classes. Bg 
Ist January 1857 ; : 50,362 88,768 139,130 
624 J 
Ist January 1858 : : 52,241 1)3,529 165,770 
26,640 
Increase on the 1st January 1858 1,879 24,761 or 
compared with the lst January 1857 19°2 per Cent. 
Increase. 








The persons in receipt of relief in certain places under Local 
Acts, in parishes incorporated under Gilbert’s Act, or in Single 
Parishes not comprised in Unions (the population of such places 
and parishes being 1,397,744,) are not included in the summaries 
thus given. 

We have, therefore, made an estimate of the numbers in 
receipt of relief in the places not included in the above sum- 
maries, based on the actual numbers in receipt of relief in the 
places which are therein included. We have estimated the 
pauperism of places comprising a population of 1,397,744 as 
being in the same proportion to that population as the pauperism 
of places comprising the total population of 16,529,865 is to 
that population. For the purpose then of showing the average 
numbers ai one tume in receipt of relief during the whole year, 
as well in the places lastly above referred to as in the 624 
unions, we have taken the mean of the numbers in receipt of 
relief on the Ist of January and the 1st of July respectively. 

The result for each year from 1849 (being the first year for 
which they can be given) to 1857 appears in the following 
Table, which may be taken as exhibiting the pauperism of 
Kngland and Wales, ascertained partly by returns, and partly 
by estimate :— 


1857] the Poor Law Board. 13 


























TABLE 
t 3 Set ros ad ig 
The Average Number of | SY || The Average Number of | °. S85 2 
Paupers of all Classes . 3.3 || Adult Able-bodied Paupers| .S5 2.2 
° * . ~p <i ; Ww bani) 
ovulation (including Children) ga8 (exclusive of Vagrants) | 3-2 © ='o |Average 
Years ended |* °P of _ atone time _ SFB at one time 328% a] Price 
at England | .. 1 receipt of Relief S _ in receipt of Relief woeoen of 
a d in England and Wales. | 32% in England and Wales. Shear a | Wheat 
Lady-day. AL o Pa aes ‘ 
S ei Wales. oe o8 Sec Q es 
1.2 03 5'8> |Quarter. 
Tn- Out- BES Tn- Out- Sua ss 
door. | door. Total. 3 % door. | door. Total. 3 SAAS 
ads 
1849 < 17,534,000 | 183,513 | 955,146 | 1,088,659 6°2 26,558 | 202,265 | 228,823 21°0 49 1 
1850 A 17,765,000 | 123,004 | 855,696 | 1,008,700 7 24,095 | 167,815} 191,910 19°0 42 7 
IS51* _. 17,927,609 | 114,367 | 826,948 941,315 5°3 20,876 | 142,248) 163,124 LTS 89 11 
1852 A 18,205,000 } 111,323} 804,352] 915,675 5°0 18,455 | 180,705} 149,160 16°3 89 4 
1858 5 18,402,000 | 110,148 | 776,214 886,362 4°83 17,649 | 121,926! 139,575 Toe 42 0 
1854 -* | 18,617,000 | 111,635 | 752,982 864,617 4°6 18,287 | 116,954} 135,191 15°6 61 7 


1855 e | 18,840,000 | 121,400 | 776,286} 897,686 4°83 20,669 | 125,962} 146,681 16°3 70 
1856 e | 19,043,000 | 124,879 | 792,205] 917,084 4°8 21,859 | 132,869] 154,228 16°8 75 
1857 e | 19,207,000 | 122,845 | 762,L65) 885,010 4°6 19,660 | 120,415} 140,075 15°8 65 


re S 


ic) 











tly eee oe 
* The Population for 1851 is that given in the Census ; that for the other years is estimated. 


The decrease in the average number of paupers of all classes in 
receipt of relief at one time in 1857, as compared with 1849, is 
19:0 per cent.; and as regards able-bodied paupers the decrease 
in 1857, as compared with 1849, is 39-7. 


We regret to state that in consequence of the general 
depression of trade, the number of persons requirmg aid 


from the poor rates during the months of November and 


Measures 
adopted in 
consequence 
of depres- 
sion of 


December, in many districts of the centre and north-west of Trade. 


England became unusually large. In the great majority of the 
Unions in which an increased demand for relief thus arose, the 
Order absolutely prohibiting out-door relief to the able-bodied 
is not in operation, but, in lieu of it, the General Order of the 
Board of the 14th December 1852 is in force. One principal 
provision of that Order requires, subject to certain exceptions, 
that in every case in which the Guardians should think fit to 
order out-door relief they should cause the applicant to be set 
to work under proper superintendence in return for such relief. 
We received from several Boards pressing representations against 
the expediency of maintaining this provision, and urging upon 
us the necessity of relaxing or rescinding it. In reply, however, 
to such representations we thought it right to state that the 
provision was one to which, judging by its past operation in 
times of commercial pressure, we were led to attach great im- 
portance ; and, while we expressed our readiness to give full 
consideration to any special and individual cases which the 
Guardians might report to us as proper for exemption from the 
provisions of the General Order (a course which we have 
uniformly acted: upon), we urged upon the Guardians the 
necessity of making with all practicable promptitude the neces- 
sary arrangements for setting able-bodied applicants to work. 
We at the same time advised, in cases in which the workhouse 


14 Tenth Annual Report of [1857. 


accommodation was sufficient, that in-door relief should be 
offered to such of the applicants as were unmarried. We are 
glad to be enabled to state that in the great majority of in- 
stances the Guardians have acted steadily upon these principles, 
by requiring work under their own superintendence from those 
able-bodied persons to whom they have given out-door relief, 
and that, speaking generally, the result has been that the real 
character of the claims for relief has been, more or less, effectually 
tested. In illustration of this we insert in the Appendix (page 43) 
a letter from the clerk to the Macclestield Board of Guardians, 
giving a clear and full statement of the means successfully 
adopted by that Board for the relief of the able-bodied destitute 
poor in that Union ; and we would also direct special attention 
to the very satisfactory report, which we likewise append (page 
40), from the Guardians of the Leicester Union. It appears from 
that report that the Guardians having been convinced by the 
experience acquired in former periods of depression that any 
extended system of out-door relief tends greatly to increase 
pauperism, resolved to adhere steadily to the principle of a 
Workhouse Test as regards able-bodied applicants, as well as 
in all other cases in which there appeared any reason to suspect 
imposition. The result has been, as the Board believe, that 
the Guardians have been able to meet and overcome the very 
great difficulties with which they have had to deal, and to 
carry on the administration of relief in the mode best fitted 
to protect the interests of the ratepayers, and to provide for the 
wants of the really deserving poor. 


We further desire to refer particularly to the report which 
we append (page 46) from our Inspector, Mr. Lambert, in reference 
to the Nottingham Union, which bears very gratifying testimony 
to the energy, firmness, and discretion shown by the Guardians 
under very trying circumstances, and also to the generally 
good conduct of the poor persons who were obliged to apply for 
relief. 

Education A statement will be found in the Appendix (page 220) 
of Panper A : , 
Children. Showing the average number of children attending the Work- 
house School of every Union in England and Wales, as well as 
the number attending District Schools, during the half year ended 
at Lady Day last; and also the amount of money paid in each 
case, from the Parliamentary Grant, in respect of the salaries of 
teachers. The following is a summary of this statement :— 
Average number of children attending workhouse schools during the half-year 
ended at Lady-day 1857,— 
Boys,— 
Under 10 years ofage . . 8,759 
Above 10 years ofage . . 8,611 





17,370 
Girls,— 
Under 10 years ofage . . 9,641 
Above 10 yearsofage . . 7,358 





16,999 


1857.] the Poor Law Board. 15 


Average number of children attending district schools during the same 














period, — 
Boys,— 
Under 10 years ofage . . 431 
Above 10 years ofage . . 1,088 
1,519 
Girls, — 
Under 10 years ofage . . 510 
Above 10 years ofage . . 842 
ns ioh SOE 
Total cf Children attending Workhouse Hy 37.240 
and District Schools. . er 
The amount paid to Boards of Guardians out of the tO as 


Parliamentary grant in respect of the salaries of 
workhouse and district school teachers, for the year 
ended at Lady-day 1857-606 Ft i” bi tye ot, te SIs Gy OD 


As regards the education of the pauper children who are 
inmates of workhouses, we have not failed to use, through our 
Inspectors, our best endeavours to secure for them a sound 
practical education, fitted to enable them to earn their live- 
lihood in future life ; and as repayments are now made to the 
Guardians from the Parliamentary Grant in respect of the salaries 
of certain industrial instructors, the number of such officers 
in different Unions is lkely to increase, and the industrial 
education of the children in the Workhouse further extended. 
In respect to district schools we are unable to state any increase 
in their number. We desire to quote the following extract from 
a Report of our Inspector, Mr. Pigott, upon the Reading and 
Eieiet gnats District School: —‘“ This district school, although 

“ unfavourably circumstanced in respect of its locality and the 
“ imperfect construction and arrangement of the buildings (the 
“ old Workhouse of the Wokingham Union), continues, notwith- 
“ standing, to improve yearly in efhciency under the excellent 
“management of the present Superintendent and Matron, 
“ Mr. and Mrs. Preeseman. The total number of children now 
“at Wargrave is 155; 69 boys, and 86 girls. They are in 
« excellent health ; and the ‘School Inspector reports very 
“ favourably of their intellectual progress. Great attention is 
“ paid to their instruction in such industrial occupations as may 
“ tend to enable them at an early age to gain a livelihood. The 
“ girls perform all the household duties, laundry work, &c. ; and 
“ a certain number are regularly employed in the kitchen and 
“ dairy. For the boys the Guardians occupy ten acres of land, 
“ which are wholly cultivated by them; and they keep thereon 
“ four cows and a number of pigs. The net profit on these ten 
“ acres for the year ending Lady-day 1857 (after deducting 41. 
“ an acre for the rent and the rates and taxes) was 182/. 15s., 
“ or 181. 5s. 6d. per acre. Great as this profit may appear, I 
have carefully examined the accounts and stock, and am quite 
satisfied that there is no error or exaggeration. In the course 
of the current year, ending on the Ist January 1858, fifteen 
boys and girls have got out to respectable service, and have 
« retained their places.” 


Emigration. . 


Vaccination. 


Work- 
houses, &c. 
built or 
altered, 


Division of 
Unions and 
formation of 
new Unions. 


Marylebone. 
Application 
for a Man- 
damus. 


16 Tenth Annual Report of [Leave 


The number of persons who have received assistance from the 
Poor Rate during the year to emigrate is 370. 


A summary of the Returns of the number vaccinated by 
public vaccinators during the year ended at Michaelmas last, 
together with the number of births, is given in the Appendix, 
page 246. This summary shows the number of persons vac- 
cinated by the public vaccinators in England and Wales during 
the year to have been 423,421. The number of cases in which 
vaccination was reported as successful was 411,268. 


Satisfactory progress has been made during the year in pro- 
viding new Workhouses, and in enlarging or improving existing 
Workhouses. 

We have affixed our seal to the plans of new workhouses 
for the following Unions: viz., Foleshill for 150 inmates, Great 
Ouseburn for 85, Medway for 595, Norwich City for 1,200, and 
Tamworth for 200; and to plans of schoolhouses for the parish 
of St. James Clerkenwell, ‘at Highgate, for 150 children, for 
Maidstone Union for 146 children, for Malling Union for 130 
children, for Newport Union (Monmouth) for 160 children; and 
also to plans for the enlargement or improvement of the work- 
houses of the following Unions and Parishes: viz., Alderbury, Bath, 
Billericay, Brentford, Cardigan, Chesterfield, Devizes, Hastbourne, 
Eastry, Exeter (City), The Fylde, Godstone, Hackney, Halifax, 
Hertford, Ipswich, Lambeth, City of London, Macclesfield, New- 
port Pagnell, North Witchford, Richmond (Surrey), Rochdale, 
Rochford, Rotherham, Rotherhithe, Shaftesbury, Southam, South 
Molton, Stepney, Strand, Teesdale, Ticehurst, Wareham and 
Purbeck, Warrington, Wellington (Salop), West Derby, Wigton, 
Wolstanton and Burslem, Wolverhampton, and York. 


The rapid and extensive increase in the population of the 
Metropolis, and also in that of the neighbourhood of Liverpool, 
have rendered it necessary for us to make some alteration in 
two large Unions. We have accordingly separated the hamlet 
of Mile End Old Town, which contains a population of about. 
60,000, from the Stepney Union, in which it had been previously 
included; and the township of Toxteth Park, containing a 
population of a like amount, from the West Derby Union. Both 
places have in the course of the year been placed under the 
minagement of separate Boards of Guardians. We have also 
separated 18 parishes from the Swansea Union, and formed them 
into a separate Union under the name of the “ Gower Union, 
in the county of Glamorgan.” ‘The Swansea Union as at present 
constituted comprises nine parishes only. 


In the course of the spring the Directors of the Poor of the 
parish of St. Marylebone entertaining some doubts as to the 
jurisdiction of this Board and their Inspectors, in that parish, 
declined to admit the Inspector in charge of the Metropolitan 
District to be present at their meetings. We therefore applied 


sa Saat ca) 


“Sage 


1857. | the Poor Law Board. — 17 


to the Court of Queen’s Bench for a mandamus to the Directors 
to admit the Inspector, and obtained a rule nisi. This having 
been served upon the Directors they took legal advice as to the 


authority of the Inspector in this respect, and subsequently 


allowed him to be present; thus rendering it unnecessary for 
the Board to proceed further in this matter. 


Complaints had been made on behalf of many medical officers Alteration 

as to the trouble which they incurred in making the various Sree edieat 
entries required to be made in the District Medical Relief Book, ¥°°%s- 
and certain alterations in the form of the book were proposed. 
After a careful consideration of the subject, we found that al- 
though the greater part of the entries were of great importance, 
in order to obtain due information as to the officer’s attendance, 
and to secure proper attention to his patients, it appeared to 
be practicable so to modify the form of the book as to diminish 
the repetition of the entries, and effect some saving of labour to 
the officers. We have therefore empowered them to use the 
modified form of District Medical Relief Book inserted at 
page 33 of the Appendix. 


The General Orders which the Board issued on the 15th and ee 


23d February 1855, for regulating the tenure of office of specting the 
enure O 
medical ofticers, having been found to be open to some doubt as to Office of 


their construction, and to be inapplicable to certain peculiar cases, aoe 
we have gnci ded them by a General Order, dated May 25th, 
1857, by the provisions of which we have secured the per- 
manency of office to duly qualified medical officers who reside 
within their respective districts, and at the same time have pro- 


vided for certain contingencies which required attention. 


The frauds which have been sometimes practised by officers of General | 


Unions, who obtained the cheques of the Guardians and appro- specting 
priated them to their own use, instead of paying them to creditors Cheques of 
in whose favour they had been drawn, have been brought under 7ine™ 
our notice in some cases of public notoriety. The commission 

of such frauds was facilitated by the common form of order 
issued by Boards of Guardians, which was generally made 
payable to bearer. The regulations of the Board had not re- 
quired any precise form to be used, but we have thought it 
expedient to issue a general rule, and to prescribe the form of 

order to be issued by all Boards of Guardians. This form re- 
quires that the payment shall be made to the creditor or his 
order. We hope that this will prove a eat check to the 


recurrence of such frauds. 


As’ the Statute 20 Vict. c. 19. which was passed in the first Legislation: 
session of the year, providing for the relief of the poor in extra- jt" 
parochial places, came into operation at the close of the year, we rchial 
addressed a Circular Letter to all Unions and Parishes calling ‘ 
attention to its provisions, and asking for information as to the 
extra-parochial places situate in or contiguous to such Unions 


B 


18 Tenth Anivual Report of [1857. 


and Parishes,—the population thereof, the name of the petty 
sessions and division in which they were situated, and the 
name of the clerk of the justices of such division. We pointed’ 
out the general provisions of the Act by which the same is to 
be rendered applicable to the various places in which hitherto 
there has been no legal provision for the relief of the poor, 
by reason of their being extra-parochial. 


20 Vict.c.18. We here also take the opportunity of referring to some other 
Fund, provisions relative to the administration of the Poor Law. 
passed by the Legislature during the year. By the 20 Vict. 
c. 18., in the first session, the charge for the maintenance of the 
paupers by previous Statutes imposed upon the common fund of 
the Union, which would have determined at the end of that. 
session, is continued until the 30th September 1858, and the end 


of the next session of Parliament. 


20 & a1 Vict. The 20th and 21st Vict. c. 13. contains an extension of the 

Workhouse powers which had been given to Boards of Guardians for pro- 

ites. ° : ye : 
curing sites for Workhouses, by providing for cases where it may 
be advisable to obtain land which belongs to an Ecclesiastical 
Corporation sole, of unsound mind, for such purposes. 


m0 6 a The 20th and 21st Vict. c. 48, which affords facilities for the 

Industrial establishment of Industrial Schools for the care and education of 

eal vagrant children, prevents, by Sect. 8, the residence of any child in 
such school from creating an exemption from removal under the 
9th and 10th Vict. c. 66. It is proper also to remark that Sect. 21. 
of the Act enables the Guardians of any Union, or any place 
wherein the relief of the poor is administered by a Board of 
Guardians, if they deem fit, with the consent of the Poor Law 
Board, to contract with the managers of any industrial school, 
certified in the manner provided by that Act, for the maintenance 
and education of any pauper child. 


2o&e1 Vict. Lastly, the 20th and 21st Vict. c. 81..contains, in Sect. 6, a 

Burial provision which enables Boards of Guardians of Parishes or 

Grounds. ‘Unions, under certain conditions and with the consent of this 
Board, to obtain the consecration of a portion of their land for 
the purpose of a burial ground for the reception of the dead 
bodies of paupers. We believe that this provision will prove of 
great convenience to the Guardians in many populous Unions. 


All which we humbly present to Your Majesty. 


E. P. BOUVERIE, 
President. 














the Poor Law Board. | 19 


APPENDIX. 





No. J. 


: MepicaL OFFIceERS.—GENERAL ORDER of the Poor Law Boarp 


regulating the continuance in Office of Medical Officers. 


To the GuarpiAns of the Poor of the several Unrtons and Incor- 
PORATIONS named in the Schedules hereunto annexed ;— 

To the Clerk or Clerks to the Justices of the Petty Sessions held for 
the Division or Divisions in which the said several Unions and 
Incorporations are respectively situate ;— 

And to all others whom it may concern. 


WuereEas by Two Orders bearing date the Fifteenth and the Twenty- 


_ third days of February One thousand eight hundred and fifty-five respec- 


tively, addressed to the Guardians of the Poor of the several Unions set 
forth in the First Schedule hereunto annexed, and to the Guardians of 
the Poor of the several Incorporated Hundreds set forth in the Second 
Schedule hereunto annexed, the Poor Law Board did rescind parts of 
certain General Orders previously issued, and did make certain Provisions 
regarding the period for which the Medical Officers of such Unions and 
Incorporations should hold their office ; and it is expedient that such 
provisions should be altered. 7 

Now therefore, We, the Poor Law Board, in pursuance of the powers 
given in and by the Statutes in that behalf made and provided, do hereby, 
from the Twenty-fourth day of June next, rescind the said General 
Orders of the Fifteenth and ‘Twenty-third days of February One thousand 
eight hundred and fifty-five, except so far as they rescinded any part of 
former Orders, and except so far as they apply to officers appointed prior 
to the said Twenty-fourth day of June next. 

And We do hereby Order, with respect to every appointment of a. 
Medical Officer in the said several Unions and Incorporations after the 
said Twenty-fourth day of June next, as follows :— 

Art. 1. Every Medical Officer of a Workhouse duly qualified at the 
time of his appointment according to the regulations of the Poor Law 
Board then in force, shall hold his office until he shall die, or resign, or 
be proved to be insane by evidence which the Poor Law Board shall 


deem sufficient, or become legally disqualified to hold such office, or be 
~ removed by the Poor Law Board. 


Art. 2. Every District Medical Officer duly qualified as aforesaid at 
the time of his appointment, and then being, or within two months after 
his appointment becoming resident within the District for which he shall 
be appointed to act, shall hold his office until he shall die, or resign, or 
be proved to be insane in the same manner as in the previous Article, or 
become legally disqualified to bold such office, or be removed by the said 
Board, or cease to reside within such District. 

Art. 3. Ifa Medical Officer not fully qualified or not resident within 
his District at the time of his appointment, or within two months thereof, 
shall afterwards complete his qualification or become resident within such. 
district, as the case may be, the Guardians may, upon such completion of 
his qualification or becoming resident respectively, after giving such 
notice as would be necessary in respect of an appointment in case the 

B 2 


20 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


office were vacant, pass a resolution empowering such Medical Officer to 
hold his office for the time specified in Article 2, and if they transmit a 
copy of such resolution to the Poor Law Board, and if that Board con- 
sent, such officer, being so duly qualified and resident, shall be entitled 
thenceforth to hold such office accordingly. 


Art. 4. If the Guardians shall elect a District Medical Officer, whether 
duly qualified as aforesaid or otherwise, not residing within his district 
at the time of his appointment, and not becoming resident therein within 
two months after it, or shall elect as such Medical Officer a person not 
duly qualified as aforesaid but licensed to practise medicine, and residing 
within his district at such time, the Guardians shall employ as a District 
Medical Officer such person not residing within his district, or such 
person not duly qualified as aforesaid, (as the case may be,) for such 
time only as the Poor Law Board shall approve of or direct; and when 
the Guardians shall make any such election as in this Article specified, 
they shall cause a special minute to be made and entered on the usual 
record of their proceedings, stating the reasons which in their opinion 
make it necessary to employ such person not residing within the dis- 
trict in which he is to act, or not duly qualified as aforesaid, and 
forthwith transmit a copy of such minute to the said Board for their 
consideration. 


Art.5. Where a change in the extent of the district of a Medical 
Officer shall be deemed necessary for the more convenient supply of 
Medical Relief to the Poor, or otherwise for the general benefit of the 
Union or Incorporation, and he shall decline to acquiesce therein, the 
Guardians may, with the consent of the Poor Law Board, but not other- 
wise, and after six months’ notice in writing, signed by their clerk, 
given to such Medical Officer, determine his office. 


Art. 6. Provided, that nothing herein contained shall prevent the 
Guardians in any case of emergency, or under any special circumstances, 
from appointing one or more Medical Officers to act temporarily for such 
time and upon such terms as the Poor Law Board shall approve. 


Art. 7. When any Medical Officer shall cease to hold his office under 
any of the provisions herein contained, the Guardians shall proceed to 
make a new appointment to the office rendered vacant, in the manner 
prescribed by the Regulations of the Poor Law Commissioners or Poor 
Law Board in force at the time, unless by reason of any change in the 
extent of the district such office as previously constituted shall become 
unnecessary. 

Art. 8. If the Guardians shall have given notice to determine the 
continuance in office of any Medical Officer under this Order, and the 
Poor Law Board shall have consented thereto, the Guardians may appoint 
a successor to such Officer at any time subsequent to their receiving 
such consent ; provided that nothing herein contained shall prevent such 
officer from being re-appointed if otherwise eligible. 


First SCHEDULE. 


Names of Unions referred to in the annexed Order. 


Aberaeron. Alnwick. Andover. 
Abergavenny. Alresford. Anglesey. 
Aberystwith. Alton. Asaph, St. 
Abingdon. Altrincham. Ashbourne. 
Albans, St. Amersham, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. 
Alcester. Amesbury. Ashford, East. 


Alderbury. Ampthill. Ashford, West. 


ai aioe 


1857.] 


Ashton-under-Lyne. 
Aston. 

Atcham. 
Atherstone. 
Auckland. 

Austell, St. 
Axbridge. 
Axminster, 
Aylesbury. 
Aylsham. 


Bakewell. 

Bala. 

Banbury. 

Bangor and Beaumaris. 
Barnet. 

Barnsley. 
Barnstaple. 
Barrow-upon-Soar. 
Barton-upon-Irwell. 
Basford. 
Basingstoke. 
Bath. 

Battle. 
Beaminster. 
Bedale. 

Bedford. 
Bedminster. 
Bedwellty. 
Belford. 
Bellingham. 
Belper. 
Berkhampstead. 
Berwick-upon-T weed. 
Beverley. 
Bicester. 
Bideford. 
Biggleswade. 
Billericay. 
Billesdon. 
Bingham. 

Bishop Stortford. 
Blaby. 
Blackburn. 
Blandford. 

Blean. 

Blofield. 
Blything. 
Bodmin. 

Bolton. 

Bootle. 

Bosmere and Claydon. 
Boston. . 
Boughton, Great. 
Bourn. 

Brackley. 
Bradfield. 
Bradford (Wilts). 
Bradford (York). 
Braintree. 
Brampton. 
Brecknock. 
Brentford. 
Bridge. 


Bridgend and Cowbridge. 


Bridgwater. 
Bridgnorth. 


of the Poor Law Board. | 21 
Bridlington. Daventry. 
Bridport. Depwade. 
Brixworth. Derby. 
Bromley. Devizes. 
Bromsgrove. Dewsbury. 
Bromyard. Docking. 
Buckingham. Dolgelly. 
Builth. Doncaster. 
Buntingford. Dorchester. 
Burnley. Dore. 
Burton-upon-Trent. Dorking. 
Bury. Dover. 

Downham. 

‘ Drayton. 
Caistor. Driffield, 
Calne. Droitwich. 
Cambridge. Droxford. 
Camelfora. Dudley. 
Cardiff. Dulverton. 
Cardigan. Dunmow. 
Carlisle. Duthan: 
Carmarthen. Dursley. 
Carnarvon. 

Castle Ward. 

Catherington. Easington. 
Caxton and Arrington. Easingwold. 
Cerne. Eastbourne. 
Chailey. East Grinstead. 
Chapel-en-le-Frith. Easthampstead. 
Chard. East Retford. 
Cheadle. Eastry. 
Chelmsford. Kast Ward. 
Cheltenham. Ecclesall Bierlow. 
Chepstow. Edmonton. 
Chertsey. Elham. 
Chesterfield. Ellesmere. 
Chester-le-Street. Ely. 
Chesterton. Epping. 
Chippenham. Epsom. 
Chipping Norton. Erpingham, 
Chipping Sodbury. Eton. 

Chorley. Evesham. 
Chorlton. 

Christchurch. ad 

Church Stretton. Faith, St. 
Cirencester. Falmouth. 
Cleobury Mortimer. pe 
Clifton, Faringdon. 
Clitheroe. Farnham. 
Cian’ Faversham. 
Chudten. Festiniog. 
Cockermouth. Folesbill. 
Cdicliactar, Fordingbridge. 
Columb, St. Major. Freebridge Lynn. 
Congleton. Brome, 
Conway. Fulham. 
Cookham. Hylde. 

Corwen. 

Cosford. . i. 
Cranbrook. shen ee 
: é g. 

as Gateshead. 
Cricklade & Wootton Bassett. bering Brive. 
Croydon. Glendale. 
Cuckfield. Glossop. 
Gloucester. 
Darlington. _ Godstone. 
Dartford. Goole. 


22 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 
Grantham. King’s Lynn. Mitford and Launditch. | 
Gravesend and Milton. King’s Norton. Monmouth. 
Greenwich. Kingston-upon-Thames. Morpeth. 
Guildford. Kington. . 
Guiltcross. Kirkby Moorside. 
Guisborough. Knaresborough. Nantwich. 
Kuighton. Narberth. 
. Neath. 
Hackney. Neot’s, St. 
Hailsham. Lampeter. Newark. 
Halifax. Lancaster. Newbury. f 
Halstead. Lanchester. Newcastle-in-Emlyn. 
Haltwhistle. Langport. Newcastle under-Lyme. 
Hambledon. Launceston. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. . 
Hardingstone. Ledbury. Newent. 
Hartismere. Leek. New Forest. 
Hartley Wintney. Leicester. Newhaven. 
Haslingden. Leigh. Newmarket. 
Hastings. Leighton Buzzard. Newport (Monmouth). 
Hatfield. Leominster. Newport (Salop). 
Havant. Lewes. Newport P agnell. 
Haverfordwest. Lewisham. Newton Abbot. 
Hawarden. 'Lexden.and Winstree. Newtown and Laniillocds 
Hay. Leyburn. Northallerton. 
Hayfield. Lichfield. Northampton. 
Headington. Lincoln. North Aylesford. 
Helmsley Blackmoor. Linton. North Bierley. 
Helston. Liskeard. Northleach. 
Hemel Hempstead. Llandilo Fawr. Northwich. 
Hemsworth. Llandovery. North Witchford. 
Hendon. Lianelly. Nottingham. 
Henley. ‘Lianfyllin. Nuneaton. 
Henstead. . Llanrwst. 
Hereford. Loddon and Clavering. 
Hertford. London, City of. Oakham. 
Hexham. London, Fast. Okehampton. 
Highworth and Swindon. London, West. Olave’s, St. 
Hinckley. Longtown. Oldham. 
Hitchin. Loughborough. Ongar. 
Holbeach. Louth. Ormskirk. 
Holborn. Ludlow. Orsett. 
Hollingbourn. Luton. Oundle. 
Holsworthy. Lutterworth. Ouseburn, Great. 
Holyhead. Lymington. 
Holywell. 
Honiton. Pateley Bridge. 
Hoo. Macclesfield. Patrington, 
Horncastle. Machynlleth. Pembroke. 
Horsham. Madeley. Penistone, 
Houghton-le-Spring. Maidstone. Penkridge. 
Howden. Maldon. Penrith. 
Hoxne. Malling. Penzance. 
Huddersfield. Malmsbury. Pershore. 
Hungerford. Malton. Peterborough, 
Huntingdon. Mansfield. Petersfield. 
Hursley. Market Bosworth. Petworth. 
Market Harborough. Pewsey. 
. Marlborough. ‘Pickering. 
a Martley. Plomesgate. 
: Medway. Plympton, St. Mary. 
Melksham. Pocklington. 
Keighley. Melton Mowbray. Pont-y-pool. 
Kendal. Mere. Poole. 
Kettering. Meriden. Poplar. 
Keynsham. Merthyr Tydvil, -Portsea Island. 
Kidderminster. Midhurst. Potterspury. 
Kingsbridge. Mildenhall. Prescot. 
Kingsclere. Milton, Presteigne. 

















1857.] 


Preston. 
Prestwich. 
Pwllheli, 


Radford. 

Reading. 

Redruth. 

Reeth. 

Reigate. 

Rhayader. 
Richmond (Surrey). 


Richmond (Yorkshire). 


Ringwood. 
Ripon. 
Risbridge. 
Rochdale. 
Rochford. 
Romford. 
Romney Marsh. 
Romsey. 
Ross. 
Rothbury. 
Rotherham. 


‘Royston. 


Rugby. 
Runcorn. 
Ruthin. 
Rye. 


Saffron Walden. 


Salford. 


Samford. 
Saviour’s, St. 
Scarborough. 
Sculcoates. — 
Sedbergh. 


Sedgefield. 


Seisdon. 
Selby. 
Settle. 
Sevenoaks. 
Shaftesbury. 
Shardlow. 


‘Sheffield. 
Sheppey 


Shepton “Mallet, 
Sherborne. 


Shiffnal. 


Shipston-upon-Stour. 
Skipton. 
Skirlaugh. 


Sleaford. 


Solihull. 
Southam. 
South Molton. 


‘South Shields. 


South Stoneham. 
Southwell. 
Spalding. 
Spilsby. 

Stafford. 

Staines. 


of the Poor Law Board. 


Se 


Stamford. 
Stepney. 
Steyning. 
Stockbridge. 
Stockport. 
Stockton. 
Stokesley. 
Stone. 
Stourbridge. 
Stow. 
Stow-on-the-W old. 
Strand. 


Stratford-upon-A von. 


Stratton. 
Stroud. 
Sturminster. 
Sudbury. 
Sunderland. 
Swaffham. 
Swansea. 


Tamworth. 
‘Taunton. 
Tavistock. 
Teesdale. 
Tenbury. 
Tendring. 
Tenterden. 
Tetbury. 
Tewkesbury. 
Thakeham. 
Thame. 
Thanet, Isle of. 
Thetford. 
Thingoe. 
Thirsk. 
Thomas, St. 
Thorabury. 
Thorne. 
Thrapston. 
Ticehurst. 
Tisbury. 
Tiverton. 
Todmorden. 
Tonbridge. 
Torrington. 
Totnes. 
Towcester. 
Tregaron. 
Truro. 
Tynemouth. 


Uckfield. 
Ulverstone. 
Uppingham. 
Upton-upon-Severn. 
Uttoxeter. 
Uxbridge. 


Wakefield. 
Wallingford. 
Walsal. 


23 


Walsingham. 
Wandsworth and Clapham. 
Wangford. 

Wantage. 

Ware. 

Wareham and Purbeck. 
Warminster. 

Warrington. 

Warwick. 

Watford. 

Wayland. 

Weardale. 
Wellingborough. 
Wellington (Salop). » 
Wellington (Somerset). 
Wells. 

Welwyn. 

Wem. 

Weobly. 

Westbourne. 

West Bromwich. 
Westbury-upon-Severn. 
Westbury & Whorwelsdown. 
West Derby. 

West Firle. 

West Ham. 

West Hampnett. 

West Ward. 

Weymouth. 

W heatenhurst. 

Whitby. 

Whitchurch (Salop). 
Whitchurch maior 
Whitechapel. 
Whitehaven, 

Wigan. 

Wigton. 

Williton. 

Wilton. 

Wimborne and Cranborne.. 
Wincanton. 
Winchcombe. 
Winchester, New. 
Windsor. 

Winslow. 

Wirrall. 

Wisbeach. 

Witham. 

Witney. 

‘Woburn. 

Wokingham. 

Wolstanton and Burslem, 
Wolverhampton. 
Woodbridge. 
Woodstock. 
Worcester, 
Worksop. 
Wortley. 
Wrexham. 
Wycombe. 


Yeovil. 
York. 


24 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


SECOND SCHEDULE. 
Names of Incorporations referred to in the annexed Order. 


The Incorporated Hundreds of 


East ann West FLEecG 


Forenor - - ~- -\in the County of Norfolk. 


and | 
TUNSTEAD AND HAPPING - 
And the Incorporated Hundred of 
Murrorp AND LOTHINGLAND, in the County of Suffolk. 


Given under our Hands and Seal of Office, this Twenty-fifth day of 
' May, in the year One thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven. 


E. P. BouvERIE, 
President. 
CouRTENAY, G. GREY. 
Secretary. G. C. Lewis. 


oo 


No. 2. 


MEDICAL OrFIcEeRS.—CrircuLaR from the Poor Law Boarp to Boards of 
Guardians on the above General Order. 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, S.W., 
SIR, 6th June 1857. 
In transmitting to you for the information of the Guardians a copy 
of a General Order which the Board have deemed it advisable to issue in 
lieu of the General Orders of the 15th and 23d of February 1855, on the 
subject of the tenure of office by Medical Officers, I am directed by the 
Board to accompany it with the following explanatory observations. 


The Guardians are aware that the object of the Board in issuing the 
two General Orders last referred to, was to give effect to the reeommen- 
dation of a Select Committee of the House of Commons on the subject. 
As, however, it has been found in practice that those Orders do not give 
full effect to that recommendation, the Board have felt it incumbent upom 
them to issue the present Order in their place, for the purpose as well of 
carrying out the views of the Committee as regards permanency of tenure 
more completely and satisfactorily, as of making provision in certain other 


respects for cases with regard to which experience has shown. that 
ditliculties may arise. 


_ The present Order will come into operation on the 24th day of June 
instant, but the former Orders will continue in force in regard to all 
Officers who shall have been appointed prior to that day. 


It will be seen that the Order now issued applies to the Medical Officer 
of the Workhouse, and to the District Medical Officer separately. 


By Article 1. every Medical Officer of the Workhouse, duly qualified 
when appointed, is to hold his office during his life, or until he resign, or 


become insane, or legally disqualified to hold it, or be removed by the 
Poor Law Board. 


Article 2. applies to the District Medical Officer, who, being duly 
qualified. at the time of his appointment, is either then resident within 
his district, or becomes so within two months afterwards. Such Officer 
will continue to hold his office for the same period as the Workhouse 


Medical Officer, unless he ceases to reside within his district, when his 
office will determine. 


.1857.] of the Poor Law Board. | ; 25 


_ It would be very satisfactory to the Board if Boards of Guardians were 
always able to secure the services of duly qualified Medical Officers re- 
sident within their districts. This, however, is not unifor mly the case, 
and Guardians are occasionally under the necessity of appointing as 
Medical Officers professional persons not duly qualified or non-resident. 
In assenting under such circumstances to such appointments, the Board 
have deemed it unadvisable to confer upon such officers a permanent 
tenure of office. They are of opinion that the most convenient course is 
to treat such instances as exceptional, and they have accordingly by 
Article 4. required every Board of Guardians which may be under the 
necessity of making any such appointment to report to them all the 
circumstances which render it necessary ; and they have reserved to 
themselves the power of determining the period for which the officer in 
this exceptional case shall hold his office. 

The Board of Guardians are further required to cause a special entry 
‘to be placed upon their minutes to show the grounds of their appoint- 
ment in such case. 

The Poor Law Board have been required upon several occasions to 
consider whether Medical Officers who were not fully qualified, or who 
were non-resident in their districts at the time of their election, might 
not, by subsequently acquiring the qualification which was formerly 
deficient, or by becoming resident, obtain permanency of tenure under 
the terms of the General Orders of the 15th and 23d ot February 1855. 
The Board have reason to think that by the strict legal interpretation of 
these Orders, this result would follow ; but as this was not intended by 
them when framing the Orders referred to, and as doubts might arise 
respecting it, the Board have deemed it right to provide for such cases, 
and have accordingly, by Article 3. of the present Order, empowered 
Boards of Guardians by a resolution to confer upon a Medical Officer, who 
shall have completed his qualification or become resident within his 
district, a right to hold his office permanently without a fresh election. 

Due notice must, however, be given before the passing of such a 
resolution, and it will be of no avail unless this Board give their consent 
to it. 

The Board trust that this provision will be acceptable to the Medical 
Profession, and in many cases save the Guardians from the necessity of 
an election, when they have reason to be perfectly satisfied with the 
efficiency of the officer actually discharging the duties of his office. 


Article 5. provides for cases in which the medical arrangements of the 
Union are not satisfactory, from the fact that some districts are too 
extensive for the proper attention to the poor, or too small to secure 
adequate remuneration to the Medical Officer. In such cases changes in 
these districts, however necessary, cannot be effected, if the Medical 
Officers being permanently appointed to their districts decline, as they 
would have a legal right to do, to assent to any change ; therefore it 
has appeared to the Board advisable to guard against inconvenient 
results which might sometimes arise from the permanency of tenure as 
conferred by this Order upon Medical Officers. It is accordingly pro- 
vided that when the Guardians consider that a change in the extent of 
any district is necessary for the more convenient supply of Medical Relief 
to the Poor, or otherwise for the general benefit of the Union, and the 
Medical Officer declines to acquiesce therein, the Guardians may, with 
the consent of this Board, determine the office of the Medical Officer. 

In order, however, that this change may not take place abruptly, or 
without due warning, a six months’ notice in writing is to be given by 
the Guardians to the Officer. 


26 . Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report ‘[1857. 


The Sixth Article contains a saving similar to that which was in 
Article 3, of the former Orders, and is intended to meet the cases of 
temporary appointments of Medical Officers in cases of emergency. 


Article 7, requiring the Guardians to fill up vacancies, corresponds 
with Article 195. of the General Consolidated Order, and Article 8, 
enabling the Guardians to appoint the successor to the Officer whose office 
‘ig determined by them under the above provision before the termination 
‘of his office, corresponds with Article 197. of the same Order. 

I am, &c. 
To | | CouRTENAY, 
The Clerk to the Guardians. _ Seeretary. 





No. 3. 


‘Orpers or GuARDIANS ON TREASURER.—General Order of the Poor 
Law Boarp. 


To the Guarprans of the Poor of the several Unions, PARIsHEs, 
and Townsuirs named in the Schedules hereunto annexed ;— 

To the Treasurers of the said several Unions, Parishes, and Town- 
ships ;— 

To the Clerk or Clerks to the Justices of the Petty Sessions held for 
the Division or Divisions in which the said several Unions, 
Parishes, and Townships are respectively situate ;— 

And to all others whom it may concern. 


Wuereas, by a General Order of the Poor Law Commissioners bearing 
date the twenty-fourth day of July one thousand eight hundred and 
forty-seven, addressed to the Guardians of the Poor of the several Unions 
named in the First Schedule hereunto annexed, and by divers other 
Orders, the dates whereof are respectively set forth in the Second 
Schedule hereunto annexed, addressed to the Guardians of the Poor of 
‘the several Unions, Parish, and Townships therein named; and, by a 
General Order bearing date the eighth day of December one thousand 
eight hundred and forty-seven, addressed to the Guardians of the Poor of 
the several Parishes and Township named in the Third Schedule hereunto 
annexed, certain regulations were made with reference to the proceedings 
and duties of such Guardians. : 


And whereas, among other matters, it is provided therein that the 
Guardians shall pay every sum greater than Five Pounds by an Order, 
-which shall be drawn upon their Treasurer, and shall be signed by the 
presiding Chairman and two other Guardians at a meeting, and shall be 
-countersigned by the Clerk. 


And whereas it is expedient to prescribe a form in which all Orders 
shall in future be drawn by the said Guardians upon their Treasurers as 
herein-after mentioned. 


Article 1. Now therefore, We, the Poor Law Board, in pursuance of 
the powers given in and by the statutes in that behalf made and provided, 
do hereby, with respect to the several Unions, Parishes, and ‘Townships 
in the said Schedules mentioned, Order and Direct that every Order 
‘which shall be drawn by the said Guardians of the several Unions, 
Parishes, and ‘Townships for a sum greater than Five Pounds, upon their 
respective Treasurers shall, from and after the twenty-fourth day of June 
next, be in the following form, that is to say :— 


1857. | . of the Poor Law Board. 27 


(Date.) 
(Place of Meeting). 


To A.B., Treasurer of the Guardians of the Poor of the Union 
[Parish or Township], in the Count of at 


Pay to C.D., or order, the sum of Pounds Shillings 
and Pence, and charge the same to the Account of the said Guardians. 


(Signed, ) 
Presiding Chairman. 


Guardians of the Poor of 
the said Union [ Parish 

or Township). 
Countersigned by 


Clerk to the said Guardians. 





N.B.—The Guardians request that this Order may be presented for payment within fourteen 
days from the date hereof, to the Treasurer at his house or usual place of business, and within 
the usual hours of business. 





Article 2, And We do hereby Order the Treasurer of the said 
Guardians to pay out of the monies for the time being in his hands 
belonging to them all Orders for money which shall be drawn upon him 
in the above form, when the same shall be presented at his house or usual 
place of business, and within the usual hours of business. 


First SCHEDULE. 


Names of Unions referred to in the annexed Order included in the General 


Consolidated Order dated the 24th July 1847. 


Aberaeron. Axminster. Billericay. 
Abergavenny. | Aylesbury. Billesdon. 
Aberystwith, — Aylsham. Bingham. 
Abingdon. Bishop Stortford. 
Albans, St. Bakewell. Blaby. 

Alcester. Bala. Blackburn. 
Alderbury. Banbury. Blandford, 
Alnwick. Bangor and Beaumaris. Blean. 

Alresford. Barnet. Blofield. 

Alton, Barnstaple. Blything. 
Altrincham. Barrow-upon-Soar. Bodmin. 
Amersham. Basford. Bolton. 
Amesbury. Basingstoke. Bootle. 

Ampthill. Bath. Bosmere and Claydon. 
Andover, Battle. Boston. 
Anglesey. Beaminster. Boughton, Great. 
Asaph, St. Bedale. Bourn. 
Ashbourne. Bedford. Brackley. 
Ashby-de-la-Zouch. Bedminster. Bradfield, 
Ashford, East. Belford. Bradford (Wilts). 
Ashford, West. Bellingham. Bradford (York). 
Ashton-under-Lyne. Belper. Braintree. 

Aston. Berkhampstead. Brampton. 
Atcham. Berwick-upon-T weed. Brecknock. 
Atherstone. Beverley. Brentford. 
Auckland. Bicester. Bridge. 

Austell, St. -| Bideford. Bridgend and Cowbridge. 
Axbridge. | Biggleswade. Bridgwater. 


28 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 
Bridgnorth. Daventry. Gravesend and Milton. 
Bridlington. Depwade. Greenwich, 
Bridport. Derby. Guildford. 
Brixworth. Devizes. . Guiltcross, 
Seek x pee ety: Guisborough. 
. ocking. 
Bromyard. Dolgelly. 
Ruekinchaia, incr Hackney: 
Builth. Dorchester Hailsham. 
Buntingford. Dore Halifax. 
Burnley. Dorking. eansteait, 
Burton-upon-Trent. Dover. eee: 
Bury. Dowsnhain Hambledon. 
Drayton : Hardingstone. 
Caistor. Driffield : Hartismere. 
Calne. Droitwich Hartley Wintney. 
Cambridge. Droxford ’ Haslingden. 
Camelford. Dudley Hastings. 
Cardiff. Dulverton Hatfield. 
Cardigan. Dunmow ; Havant. 
Carlisle. achara: i Haverford west. 
Carmarthen. Dursley. Hay. 
Carnarvon. Hevdings 
] j : on. 
Citietapion, Easington. Helmsley Blackmoor. 
Caxton and Arrington. eee vole. Helston. 
5 Eastbourne. Hemel Hempstead. 
Cerne. : pstea 
Chailey. East Grinstead. Hendon. 
Chapel-en-le-Frith. oe stead. Henley. 
Chard. y etford. Henstead. 
Cheadle. Eastry. Hereford. 
Chelmsford. past, apd. Hertford. 
Pelienham, Keclesall Bierlow. Hexham. 
Chepstow. a a Highworth and Swindon. 
aes Bilec gaat ome it 
Chesterfield. tl ve Hitchin. 
Chester-le-Street. E es Holbeach. 
Chesterton. oes Holborn. 
Chippenham. aeces Hollingbourn. 
Chipping Norton. 8 lee Se Holsworthy. 
Chipping Sodbury. eee Holywell. 
Chorley. : : Honiton. 
Chorlton. Hoo. 
Christchurch. Faith, St. Horncastle. 
Church Stretton. Falmouth. Horsham. 
Cirencester. Fareham. Houghton-le-Spring. 
Cleobury Mortimer. Faringdon. Howden. 
Clifton. Farnham. Hoxne. 
Clitheroe. Faversham. Huddersfield. 
Clun. Festiniog. Hungerford. 
Clutton. Foleshill. Huntingdon. 
Cockermouth. Fordingbridge. Hursley. 
Colchester. Freebridge Lynn. 
Columb, St., Major. Frome. Ipswich. 
Congleton. Fulham. Ives, St. 
Conway. Fylde. 
Cookham. be 
Keighley. 
seg Gainsborough. Kendal. 
eas os Kettering. 
Crediton see oe Keynsham. 
Crickhowel. eee eee 
aaa & Wootton Bassett.) Glendale. ee fase % 
roydon. S MES : 
Cuckfield. ee me. ayaa. 
: King’s Norton. 
aavbalatoi ae Kingston-upon-Thames. 
Dartford. Grantham. i 


Knighton. 


1857.] 


Lampeter. 
Lancaster. 
Lanchester. 
Langport. 
Launceston. 
Ledbury. 
Leek. 
Leicester. 
Leigh. 
Leighton Buzzard. 
Leominster. 
‘Lewes. 
Lewisham. 
Lexden and Winstree. 
Leyburn. 
Lichfield. 
Lincoln. 
Linton. 
Liskeard. 
Llandilo Fawr. 
Llandovery. 
Llanelly. 
Llanfyllin. 
Llanrwst. 


Loddon and Clavering. 


London, City of. 
London, East. 
London, West. 
Longtown. 
Loughborough. 
Louth, 

Ludlow. 

Luton. 
Lutterworth. 
Lymington. 


Macclesfield. 
Machynlleth. 
Madeley. 
Maidstone. 
Maldon. 

Malling. 
Malmsbury. 
Malton. 
Mansfield. 
Market Bosworth. 
Market Harborough. 
Marlborough. 
Martley. 
Medway. 
Melksham. 
Melton Mowbray. 
Mere. 

Meriden. 
Merthyr Tydvil. 
Midburst. 
Mildenhall. 
Milton. 


Mitford and Launditch. 


Monmouth. 
Morpeth. 


Nantwich. 
Narberth. 
Neath. 
Neots, St. 
Newark. 
Newbury. 


of the Poor Law Board, 29 


Newcastle-in-Emlyn. 
Newcastle-under-Lyme. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 
Newent. 

New Forest. 
Newhaven. 
Newmarket. 

Newport (Monmouth). 
Newport (Salop). 
Newport Pagnell. 
Newton Abbot. 


Newtown and Llanidloes. 


Northallerton. 
Northampton. 
North Aylesford. 
Northleach. 
Northwich. 
North Witchford. 
Nottingham. 
Nuneaton. 


Oakham. 
Okehampton. 
Olave’s, St. 
Ongar. 
Ormskirk. 
Orsett. 
Oundle. 


Pateley Bridge. 
Patrington. 
Pembroke. 
Penkridge. 
Penrith. 
Penzance. 
Pershore. 
Peterborough. 
Petersfield. 
Petworth. 
Pewsey. 
Pickering. 
Plomesgate. 
Plympton, St. Mary. 
Pocklington. 
Pontypool. 
Poole. 

Poplar. 
Portsea Island. 
Potterspury. 
Prescot. 
Presteigne. 
Preston. 
Pwllheli. 


Radford. 

Reading. 

Redruth. 

Reeth. 

Reigate. 

Rhayadar. 
Richmond (Surrey). 
Richmond (Yorkshire). 
Ringwood. 
Risbridge. 
Rochdale. 

Rochford, 

Romford. 

Romney Marsh. 


Romsey. 
Ross. 


Rothbury. 


Rotherham. 
Royston. 
Rugby. 
Runcorn. 
Ruthin. 
Rye. 


Saffron Walden. 
Salford. 
Saviour’s, St. 
Scarborough. 
Seulcoates. 
Sedbergh. 
Sedgefield. 
Seisdon. 

Selby. 

Settle. 
Sevenoaks. 
Shaftesbury. 
Shardlow. 
Sheffield. 
Sheppey. 
Shepton Mallet. 
Sherborne. 
Shiffnal. 
Shipston-upon-Stour. 
Skipton. 
Skirlaugh. 
Sleaford. 
Solihull. 
Southam. 
South Molton. 
South Shields. 
South Stoneham. 
Southwell. 
Spalding. 
Spilsby. 
Stafford. 
Staines. 
Stamford. 
Stepney. 
Steyning. 
Stockbridge. 
Stockport. 
Stockton. 
Stokesley. 
Stone. 
Stourbridge. 
Stow. 
Stow-on-the- Wold. 
Strand. 
Stratford-upon-A von. 
Stratton, 
Stroud. 
Sturminster. 
Sudbury. 
Sunderland. 
Swaffham. 
Swansea. 


Tamworth. 
‘Taunton. 
Tavistock. 
Teesdale. 
Tenbury. 


30) 


Tendring. 
‘Tenterden. 
Tetbury. 
Tewkesbury. 
‘Thakeham. 
Thame. 
Thanet, Isle of. 
Thetford. 
Thingoe. 
Thirsk, 
Thomas, St. 
Thornbury. 
Thorne. 
Thrapston. 
Ticehurst. 
Tisbury. 
Tiverton. 
Todmorden. 
Tonbridge. 
Torrington. 
Totnes. 
Towcester. 
Tregaron, 
Truro. 
Tynemouth. 


Uckfield. 
Ulverstone. 
Uppingham. 
Upton-upon-Severn. 
Uttoxeter. 
Uxbridge. 


Names of Unions, Parish, and Townships 
not included in the General Orders. 


Barnsley - - 
Barton-upon-Irwell 
Bedwellty - - 
Great Ouseburn - 
Hampstead, St. John 
Hawarden - - 
Hemsworth - 
Holyhead - - 
Kirkby Moorside 
Knaresborough 
Manchester 

North Bierley 
Oldham - 
Penistone - 
Prestwich - 
Ripon - 
Saddleworth 
Samford - 
Whitchurch (Salop) 


Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report 


Wakefield. 
Wallingford. 

Walsal. 

Walsingham. 
Wandsworth and Clapham. 
Wangford. 

Wantage. 

Ware. 

Wareham and Purbeck. 
Warminster. 
Warrington. 

Warwick. 

Watford. 

Wayland. 

Weardale. 
Wellingborough. 
Wellington (Salop). 
Wellington (Somerset). 
Wells, 

Welwyn. 

Wem. 

Weobly. 

Westbourne. 

West Bromwich. 
Westbury-upon-Severn. 
Westbury & Whorwelsdown. 
West Derby. 

West Firle. 

West Ham. 

West Hampnett. 

West Ward. 
Weymouth. 
Wheatenhurst. 


SECOND SCHEDULE. 


(1857. 


Whitby. 
Whitchurch (Southampton). 
Whitechapel. 
Whitehaven. 

Wigan. 

Wigton. 

Williton. 

Wilton. 
Wimborne and Cranborne, 
Wincanton. 
Winchcombe. 
Winchester, New. 
Windsor. 

Winslow. 

Wirrall. 

Wisbeach. 

Witham. 

Witney. 

Woburn. 

Wokingham. 

Wolstanton and Burslem. 
Wolverhampton. 
Woodbridge. 

Woodstock. 

Worcester. 

Worksop. 

Wortley. 

Wrexham. 

Wycombe. 


Yeovil. 
York. 


Dates of Orders issued subsequently 
to the General Orders. 


12th June 1850. 
24th January 1850. 
19th March 1849. 
4th August 1854. 
24th May 1848. 
25th February 1853. 
29th October 1850. 
15th February 1853. 
9th February 1850. 
28th June 1854. 
31st May 1850. 
14th February 1849. 
22nd November 1847. 
2nd February 1850. 
2nd August 1850. 
8th February 1853. 
18th July 1853. 
16th March 1849. 
19th February 1858. 





1857.] of the Poor Law Board. 31. 


Tuirp SCHEDULE. 


Names of Parishes and Townships referred to in the annexed Order 
included in the General Order dated the 8th December 1847. 


Alston with Garrigill. St. Luke, Chelsea. St. Matthew, Bethnal Green. 
East Stonehouse. | St. Martin-in-the-Fields. Paddington. 
Leeds. St. Mary Abbots, Kensington. | Stoke-upon-Trent. 
St. George-in-the-East. St. Mary, Lambeth. Whittlesea St. Mary and St. 
St. George-the-Martyr, St. Mary Magdalen, Ber- Andrew. 

Southwark. | mondsey. Great Yarmouth. 


St. Giles, Camberwell. St. Mary, Rotherhithe. 


Given under our Hands and Seal of Office, this Seventh day of April, 
in the year One thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven. 


E. P. Bouveris, 
President. 
Rk. W. Grey, | G. GREY. 
Secretary. G. C. Lewis. 


A General Order similar to the above was on the same day issued to 
the Incorporated Hundreds of East and West Flegg, Forehoe, and Tun- 
stead and Happing in the County of Norfolk ; and Mutford and Lothing- 
land in the County of Suffolk. 





No. 4. 


ORDERS OF GUARDIANS ON TREASURER.— CrrcuLAR from the Poor Law 
Boarp to Boards of Guardians on the above General Order, 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, 
SIR, 7th April 1857. 

Tue Poor Law Board having observed with much regret the frauds 
which have been lately committed by the Officers of some Unions upon 
Boards of Guardians, and considering that the Form of Order for payment 
of money commonly used by the Guardians offers undue facility for the 
commission of such frauds, have deemed it right to issue the General 
Order, a copy whereof is herewith enclosed. 

The Form of Order, to which the Board refer, is that of a Cheque 
payable to bearer; whoever therefore may possess such a Cheque can 
obtain payment from the Treasurer. 

The Board have now required that in all cases the Order shall be 
made payable to the person in whose favour it is drawn, or to his order. 
Thus, the creditor of the Guardians must obtain the Order, and the pay- 
ment can only be made to him, or to some person through his endorsement, 
unless his name be forged upon it. 

As this instrument will be made under an Order of this Board, and 
therefore in pursuance of the Statute 4&5 W.4. c.76., it will, when 
issued by the Board of Guardians, be exempt from Stamp Duty. The 
Guardians will doubtless remember the letter of this Board on the subject 
of Orders of Guardians upon their Treasurer, dated Jan. 4, 1854, and 
published in the Seventh Annual Report of the Poor Law Board, Ap- 
pendix I. page 15. 

The Board take this opportunity of recalling to ‘Re attention of the 
Guardians Art. 51. of the General Consolidated Order, which is as 
follows :— 

‘¢ The Guardians shall fix some day or days, not being more than 

“ twenty-one days after the end of each quarter, for the atten- 

dance of contractors and tradesmen, or their authorized agents, 

and the Clerk shall notify such day to every contractor or 

tradesman to whom money may be due, or to his agent, or he 

shall, under the direction of the Guardians, cause the same to 
be advertised in some newspaper.” 


66 


&< 


$6 


66 


66 


32 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


The Board believe, that if this Article were in all cases duly and 
punctually observed, the affairs of the Guardians would be conducted 
in many Unions with greater regularity than is now the case, and there 
would be greater security for their creditors, and less risk of improper 
dealing with their Cheques and Orders for payment. 

The Board have addressed a communication to the Treasurer, of which 


they enclose a copy. 
Iam, &e. 
To CouRTENAY, 
The Clerk to the Guardians. Secretary. 


"No. 5. 


OrvERS or GUARDIANS ON TREASURER.—CIRCULAR from the Poor Law 
Boarp to Treasurers of Guardians on the above General Order. 


Poor Law Board, Whitehail, 

. 7th April 1857. 
I am directed by the Poor Law Board to forward to you a copy of 
a General Order, which the Board have issued to all Unions and Parishes 
under Boards of Guardians, prescribing a form in which the Orders upon 
the Treasurers of such Unions and Parishes shall be drawn, and also a 
copy of a Letter which the Board have addressed to the Guardians on the 
subject. 

You will observe that the Order will take effect at Midsummer next. 

The Board desire to bring to your recollection the following Regulation 
which is contained among those prescribed in the General Consolidated 
Order for the Treasurer in Art. 203., No.4. ‘“ Whenever there are not 
“ funds belonging to the Guardians in his hands as Treasurer of the 
** Union, to report in writing the fact of such deficiency to the Poor Law 
** Commissioners.” 

The Board find that this Regulation has been frequently overlooked by 
Treasurers, and in some instances they have been informed that it had 
not been brought to the notice of those Officers. 

The Board attach much importance to the Regulation, and trust that 
it may be carefully attended to in future. 


Sir, 


Iam, &c. 
To CouURTENAY, 
The Treasurer of the Guardians. Secretary. 


No. 6. 


Disrrict Mepicat Retier Boox.—Crecunar from the Poor Law Boarp 
to Boards of Guardians, 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, S.W., 
SIR, 4th February 1857. 
I am directed by the Poor Law Bourd to transmit to you herewith 
a modified Form of the District Medical Relief Book prescribed by the 
General Consolidated Order. The Board have prepared the present Form 
with a view of saving some of the trouble of the Medical Officer in 
keeping this Book ; and if the Guardians and the Medical Officers concur 
in thinking it desirable, this Form may be adopted in the place of that 
now in use. 
. Tam, &c. 
To CouRTENAY, 
The Clerk to the Board of Guardians. Secretary. 





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34 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No. 7. 


REMOVAL OF RECOVERED Pauprers FROM LuNaATIC ASYLUMS. — CIRCULAR 
from the Poor Law Boarp to Boards of Guardians. 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, S.W., 
SIR, 27th February 1857. 

Tue Poor Law Board, having communicated with the Guardians 
of the Unions in Wiltshire on the unsatisfactory manner in which, ac- 
cording to a report of the Medical Superintendent of the Wilts County 
Lunatic Asylum, the removal of patients to and from the Asylum was 
often performed, received from the Chairman of the Alderbury Union 
the following suggestion on the subject, namely, that “the visitors be 
authorized, if they think fit, to direct that a proper vehicle or vehicles be 
kept for the purpose of sending home recovered paupers living at a 
distance, and to appoint a trustworthy person belonging to the establish- 
ment to accompany them.” 

The Board have brought this suggestion under the notice of the Com- 
missioners in Lunacy, who have informed the Board that they are now 
acting upon it, and are “recommending to the Visiting Committee of 
County Lunatic Asylums, that vehicles should be kept for the purpose of 
sending home recovered paupers under proper and trustworthy care, when 
their home is at a distance from the Asylum.” 

I am directed by the Board to state, that wherever the Visiting Com- 
mittee adopt the recommendation of the Commissioners in Lunacy, the 
Board think it desirable that the Guardians should require the Relieving 
Officer in removing recovered Pauper Lunatics to make use of the con- 
veyance so provided, and to pay for its use as part of the expenses of the 
removal. 

Iam, &c. 
To COURTENAY, 
The Clerk to the Board of Guardians. Secretary. 





No. 8. 


DATES OF PROCEEDINGS IN THE ELECTION OF GUARDIANS. — CIRCULAR 
from the Poor Law Boarp to Boards of Guardians. 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, S.W., 
Sir, 27th February 1857. 

I am directed by the Poor Law Board to state, that their attention 
has been directed to the variations in the usual Union Almanacks with 
reference to the dates for the several proceedings in the election of 
Guardians. 

It appears that the 15th of March, on or before which the notice of 
election is to be given, will in this year fall on Sunday, and the 10th of 
April will fall on Good Friday. 

A question arises whether the last day for publishing the notice of 
election should be the 14th or the 16th of March. So far as this notice 
is concerned, the Board would have considered the doubt as immaterial, 
because they would have recommended that the notice should be given on 
the 14th of March if not given before, and such a publication would 
clearly be within the terms of the order. 

But it is provided in Article 6. of the Consolidated Order, “ that when- 
ever the day appointed in that order for the performance of any act 
relating to or connected with the election of Guardians shall be a Sunday 
or Good Friday, such act shall be performed on the day next following, 
and each subsequent proceeding shall be postponed one day.” 


1857. | of the Poor Law Board. 35 


Hence it is necessary to determine whether the last day of giving the 
notice is postponed to the 16th of March. The proper construction of 
this article might, in itself, be open to much doubt, as it might be ques- 
tioned whether, seeing that an indefinite period of time is stated within 
which the notice may be given, it was necessary to treat the giving of 
this notice as an act to be performed on the 15th of March. | 


But Article 8, which provides for the sending of nominations to the 
Clerk, contains a similar provision, and a case has arisen upon that Article 
which came before the Court of Queen’s Bench in 1854, and that Court 
gave a construction to that Article which affords, as the Board consider, 
a safe rule for their guidance in the present instance. 


In that year the 26th of March fell on Sunday, and a nomination paper 
was actually delivered on that day. The Court held that the delivery 
was valid as it might be treated as delivered on the 27th. Such a decision 
would clearly have been unfounded, unless the Court had held that the 
last day of sending the nomination papers was extended to the day after 
the Sunday. See the case of The Westbury on Severn Union, 4 Ell. & Bl. 
Rep. 314. 


It appears, therefore, to the Board, that in this year the last day for 
giving the notice will be Monday the 16th of March; the last day for 
sending the nomination papers will be Friday the 27th of March; the day 
for sending: out the voting papers will be Monday the 6th of April; the 
day for collecting the voting papers will be Wednesday the 8th of April; 
and the day for casting up the votes will be Saturday the 11th of April, 
the 10th being Good Friday. The Board trust that by an immediate 
attention to this communication the Clerks of the several Unions will 
prevent any failure in the ensuing Election, arising out of the peculiarity 
in the dates of the several proceedings. 

Iam, &c. 
To W. G. LuMLEy, 
The Clerk of the Guardians. Assistant Secretary. 





No. 9. 


TAXATION oF Britis oF Costs.—CrircuLaR from the Poon Law Boarp to 
Clerks of the Peace. 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, S.W., 
Sir, 8th April 1857. 

I am directed by the Poor Law Board to state that their attention 
has recently been directed to the charges made by some Clerks of the 
Peace, and their Deputies, for Taxing Bills of Costs due to Solicitors and 
Attorneys, in respect of business performed on behalf of Parishes or 
Unions. As those charges have frequently been in excess of the sums 
allowed by the established scale, the Board have deemed it advisable to 
transmit again to the several Clerks of the Peace a copy of the General 
Order issued by the Poor Law Commissioners on the 21st November 1844, 
in pursuance of the Statute 7 & 8 Vict. c.100. s. 39., and they request 
your attention to the terms of the Order in the event of your being called 
upon hereafter to tax any such Bills. 

Iam, &c., 
To CouRTENAY, 
Lhe Clerk of the Peace of the County of Secretary. 





Gz 


36 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No. 10. 
Orper of the Poor Law Commissioners referred to in above CIRCULAR. 


To the Clerks of the Peace of the several Counties, Ridings, Divisions, 
and Places, in England and Wales ;— 

To the Guardians of the Poor of the several Unions and Parishes in 
England and Wales ;— 

To the Overseers of the Poor of the several Parishes and Places in 
England and Wales ;— 

And to all whom it may concern. 


Wuerwas it was enacted by the Act passed in the last Session of Par- 
liament, intituled “An Act for the further Amendment of the Laws 
“ relating to the Poor in England,” that, on application of any Overseer, 
or of any Board of Guardians, or of any Attorney at Law, it should be 
the duty of the Clerk of the Peace of the county or place, or his deputy, 
if thereunto required, to tax any bill due to any solicitor or attorney in 
respect of business performed on behalf of any parish or union situate 
wholly or in part within such county or place ; and that the allowance 
of any sum on such taxation should be prima facie evidence of the reason- 
ableness of the amount, but not of the legality of the charge ; and that 
the Clerk of the Peace should be allowed for such taxation after the rate 
to be fixed from time to time by the Master of the Crown Office, and 
declared by an Order of the said Commissioners. 

And whereas the Master of the Crown Office has fixed the rate of 
allowance to the Clerk of the Peace in respect of such taxation as herein 
declared. 

Now therefore, We, the Poor Law Commissioners, in pursuance of the 
statute aforesaid, do hereby declare that the Clerk of the Peace of every 
county or place in England and Wales shall be allowed for the taxation 
of every bill due to any solicitor or attorney, in respect of business per- 
formed on behalf of any Parish or Union, after the rate of four-pence per 
sheet, or folio, of seventy-two words each. 


Given under our Hands and Seal of Office, this Twenty-first day of 
November, in the year One thousand eight hundred and forty- 





four. 
' (Signed) Gro. NIcHOLLs. 
Epmunp W. HEAp. 
INO. tt. 
TRREMOVABLE Poor.—CrircuLar from the Poor Law Boarp to Boards of 
Guardians. 
Poor Law Board, Whitehall, S.W., 
Sir, 8th April 1857. 


I am directed by the Peor Law Board to inform the Guardians that 
the chargeability of certain irremovable poor persons upon the Common 
Fund, which was continued by the statute 18 and 19 Vict. c.47, until 
the 30th of September 1856, and the end of the next Session of Parlia- 
ment, has been further continued by an Act of the last Session of the late 
Parliament (20th Vict. ¢. 18.) until the 30th day.cf September 1858, and 
the end of the then next Session of Parliament. — 


Jam, &c. 
To | W. G. LuMLEy, how f 
The Clerk to the Guardians. Assistant Secretary. 


1857.) of the Poor Law Board. 37 


No. 12. 


THe Lonpon Fever Hospiray.—Circurar from the Poor Law Boarp 
to Boards of Guardians in the Metropolis. 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, 
Sir, lst August 1857. 

Tue Committee of the London Fever Hospital have called the 
attention of the Poor Law Board to the benefits which would, in their 
opinion, result to the poorer classes from the more general use of that 
Hospital by the Metropolitan Unions and Parishes. 

I am now instructed to inform you that the Poor Law Board have given 
their consideration to this subject, and they request you to bring under 
the notice of the Guardians the views of the Board respecting it. 

From a special report made to the Secretary of State in 1847, it appears 
that, in general, the Metropolitan Workhouses have no adeouate accom- 
modation fer the reception and treatment of persons labouring under any 
diseases of an epidemic or infectious character ; and Mr. Farnall, the Poor 
Law Inspector of the District, has, after a careful inspection of the Metro- 
politan Workhouses, arrived at the conclusion that there has since been 
no material change in this respect. 

This deficiency appears to the Poor Law Board to be supplied by the 
London Fever Hospital, Liverpool Road, Islington, both as respects 
situation, construction, and ventilation, and the other requirements of an 
Establishment devoted to the object in question. 

The Fever Hospital is designed to supply a central receptacle for the 
fever cases of the metropolis, and it is enabled, with the aid of private 
subscriptions, to receive these poor sufferers at so low a rate, as it is 
believed, does not exceed the expense incurred by treating them in the 
Workhouses, viz. ; ls. per day. j 

In the belief that purity of atmosphere, constant attendance of a resident 
Medical Officer, good nursing, the restoring influence of total quiet and 
appropriate nourishment, are enjoyed by the patients in the Liverpool 
Road Institution, the Poor Law Board wish to recommend the general use 
of the Establishment, to the Boards of Guardians of the various Metro- 
politan Unions and Parishes. 

The Board are aware that several of these Unions and Parishes freely 
send patients to the Fever Hospital, but it is to be regretted that there 
are still many of the London Parishes which make so little use of an 
Institution especially designed for their benefit, and on which so large an 
amount of skill and money have been expended in promoting its objects. 

I am, &e. 
To CouURTENAY, 

The Clerk to the Guardians. Secretary. 


No. 13. 


ExTRA-PAROCHIAL PLACES.—CrircuLAR from the Poor Law Boarp to 
Boards of Guardians. 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, S.W., 
Sir, | 18th November 1857. 

I am directed by the Poor Law Board to bring under the attention 
of the Guardians the provisions of an Act (20 Vict. c. 19.) passed in the 
first Session of the present year to provide for the relief of the Poor in 
Extra-Parochial places. 


38 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


By Sect. 1. it is enacted, that after the 31st of next December every 
place entered separately in the Report of the Registrar-General on the 
last Census, which now is or is reputed to be extra-parochial, and wherein 
no rate is levied for the relief of the poor, shall, for the purposes of the 
Assessment to the Poor Rate, the Relief of the Poor, the County Police or 
Borough Rate, the Burial of the Dead, the Removal of Nuisances, the 
Registration of Parliamentary and Municipal Voters, and the Registration 
of Births and Deaths, be deemed a Parish for such purposes, and be 
designated by the name assigned to it in such Report, and the Justices 
of the Peace having jurisdiction over such place, or over the greater part 
thereof, shall appoint Overseers of the Poor therein ; and, with respect to 
any other place being, or reputed to be, extra-parochial, and wherein 
no rate is levied for the relief of the poor, such Justices may appoint 
Overseers of the Poor therein, notwithstanding the 7 and 8 Vict. ec. 101. 
sect. 22. 

The 2d Sect. enables the Justices in certain cases to appoint one Over- 
seer only instead of two for such place, and under particular circumstances, 
to appoint a householder of an adjoining parish to act as an Overseer, 
with or without a Salary. 

There is, in Sect. 3., a special provision for the Inns of Court and the 
Charterhouse in London. 

Sect. 4. provides for the annexation of extra-parochial places to ad- 
joining Parishes by the Justices of the County or the Recorder of a 
Borough at the Quarter Sessions, when application is made by certain 
persons and consent is obtained in the manner prescribed by the Act. 

Sect. 5. enacts, that if any extra-parochial place should be added to any 
Union, the Overseer or Overseers thereof shall act as the Guardian or 
Guardians of such place, at the Board of Guardians of such Union, until 
there shall be Ratepayers thereof qualified to elect a Guardian. But it is 
provided that if the Poor Law Board should direct one Guardian only to 
be appointed for any such place, and there shall be two Overseers, the 
Overseer first appointed, or whose name shall stand first in the Warrant. 
of Appointment, shall act as such Guardian ; and, in the case of his 
decease or incapacity during the year of office, the other Overseer shall 
thenceforth act as such Guardian ; and it is also provided that no such 
paid Overseer as above referred to shall be authorized to act as a 
Guardian. 

Sect. 6. gives to every such Overseer all the powers, authorities, privi- 
leges, exemptions, and protections, which Overseers now or hereafter 
shall possess, and renders him subject to all the obligations, responsibilities, 
penalties, and consequences to which Overseers are now or may hereafter 
be liable. 

Sect. 7. excepts from the operation of the above enactments every extra- 
parochial place in respect whereof there shall be any agreement with any 
parish as to the liability of such place to contribute to the poor rate of 
such parish contained in any Act of Parliament. 

As this Statute is soon about to come into operation, the Board request 
the Guardians to inform them of the name of any such extra-parochial 
place which is locally situated within the Union, or which is immediately 
contiguous thereto, and as regards any such latter place, whether in the 
opinion of the Board of Guardians it would be advisable that the same 
should be added to their Union. The Board also request to be informed 
of the population of the place so reported, and the name of the Petty 
Sessional Division in which it is comprised, and of the Clerk of the 
Justices of such division. . 


1857. | of the Poor Law Board. 39 


The Poor Law Board also take this opportunity of referring the Board 
of Guardians to certain other new provisions relative to the administration 
of the Poor Law which have been passed by the Legislature in the present 
year. By the 20th Vict. c. 18. in the first Session, the charge for the 
maintenance of the paupers by previous Statutes imposed upon the 
common fund of the Union, which would have determined at the end of 
that Session, is continued until the 30th September 1858, and the end 
of the next Session of Parliament. 

The 20th and 21st Vict. c. 18. contains an extension of the powers 
which had been given to Boards of Guardians for the procuring of sites 
for Workhouses, by providing for cases where it may be advisable to 
obtain land which belongs to an Ecclesiastical Corporation sole, of unsound 
mind, for such purposes. 

Chapter 48., which gives facilities for the establishment of Industrial 
Schools for the care and education of vagrant children, prevents, in 
Sect. 8, the residence of any child in such school from creating an 
exemption from removal under the 9th and 10th Vict. c.66. It is proper 
also to remark that Sect.21. of the Act enables the Guardians of any 
Union, or any place wherein the relief of the poor is administered by a 
Board of Guardians, if they deem fit, with the consent of the Poor Law 
Board, to contract with the Managers of any Industrial School, certified 
in the manner provided by that Act, for the maintenance and education of 
any pauper child. 

Lastly, the 20th and 21st Vict. c. 81. contains in Sect. 6. a provision 
which will prove of much convenience to Boards of Guardians, under 
certain circumstances where the Workhouse is situated in a populous 
parish. 

By that clause it is enacted that where the Guardians of any Parish or 
Union are, or shall hereafter become, possessed of any land suitable to the 
purposes of a burial ground, and the Poor Law Board shall consent to 
the same being appropriated to the reception of the dead bodies of any 
_ poor persons whom such Guardians shall be authorized or required by law 
to bury, the ordinary of the Diocese wherein such land shall be situated, 
if he see fit, may consecrate the whole or a part of such land for burial 
purposes, and, after consecration, the Guardians may lawfully direct any 
such dead body as aforesaid to be buried therein ; and the land so con- 
secrated shall not thenceforth be used for any other purposes than for 
burials, according to the rites of the United Church of England and 
Ireland, and shall be kept in decent order, and the fences thereof, and any 
building or other erection therein or adjoining thereto, used for the per- 
formance of the burial service, shall be maintained in good repair by the 
Guardians out of the common fund of the Union. 

It is provided, nevertheless, that the Guardians shall not be authorized 
to direct the body of. any poor person to be buried in such grounds, who, 
or whose husband, wife, or next of kin shall, by letter addressed to the 
Master of the Workhouse or otherwise, have expressly desired the burial 
to take place elsewhere. 

Lam to request that an answer may be sent to the above enquiries 
regarding extra-parochial places, with as little delay as possible. 

Tam, &c. 
To W. G. LuMmtey, 
The Clerk to the Guardians. Assistant Secretary. 


_ On the 10th December 1857, the Poor Law Board addressed a Circular 
similar to the above to the Boards of Guardians of Places under Local 


40 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


Acts. This last-mentioned Circular contained the following additional 
paragraph :— 

Sect. 8. provides that when there is any extra-parochial place contained 
in, or adjoining to, any district comprising any parish or parishes in which 
district the relief of the poor is administered under the authority of a 
Local Act, the Poor Law Board may, with the consent of the occupiers 
and owners of two-thirds in value of the land comprised in such place, 
and with the consent of the Guardians acting in that district by order, 
direct such place to be added for the purposes of the administration of 
relief to the poor to each district, upon such conditions, and subject to 
such provisions and regulations as shall appear to them to be necessary 
for such purposes. 


No. 14. 


ADMINISTRATION OF Reiser In THE LEICESTER UNION DURING THE 
DeprREssION OF TRADE IN 1857.—Communication from Rosert WEALE, 
Esq., Poor Law Inspector, to the Pour Law Board. 


My Lorps Anp GENTLEMEN, 2d February 1858. 
I HAVE the honour to forward you a copy of a letter I have to-day 
received from the Clerk of the Leicester Union on the above subject. 
I have, &e. . 
To Ropert WEALE. 


The Poor Law Board. 


Vote.—The Order prohibiting out-relief to able-bodied male paupers was never issued to this Union. 


Dear SIR, Leicester, January 30th, 1858. 

“ Now that the applications for relief are diminishing, and the danger is past 
that the Guardians will be compelled to abandon the principle they have adopted of 
refusing out-relief to able-bodied persons, I will endeavour to give you a brief history 
of our proceedings. 

‘* The experience gained in former times of depression, especially in 1848, had satisfied 
the Guardians that any extended system of Out-door Relief was not only very costly but 
that it fostered imposition, and tended greatly to increase Pauperism. ‘The Guardians 
were, and always have been anxious, to relieve destitution in the most effectual manner, 
but they felt that some test was requisite, beyond the inquiries instituted by their own 
officers or the recommendations of benevolent persons, to ascertain whether the destitution 
alleged really existed. The large sum expended upon our Workhouse was for the purpose 
of providing accommodation to meet a crisis such as the one we have just passed through, 
and the Board unanimously adopted the Report of a Special Committee, which recom- 
mended that no out-relief should be given while workhouse accommodation remained, 
and then only.to such persons whose destitution had been proved by a residence in the 
workhouse. 

‘* When it is remembered that a Public Meeting had been called, and the Guardians 
had been memorialized by it to abandon the course they had adopted, great credit is 
undoubtedly due to them for their steadfastness and consistency in carrying out the prin- 
ciple of a workhouse test, and I believe that now the public generally appreciates this 
consistency, and that the Guardians are enjoying a well-deserved popularity, even amongst 
those who in the outset did not hesitate to blame them. 

“ By referring to the Committee’s report (enclosed herewith), you will perceive that 
an Out-door Labour Test is provided as a part of the scheme ; at present one portion only 
of this plan has been required, viz., the employment of a number of men at oakum 
picking. The advantages of this arrangement were that it at once doubled our workhouse 
accommodation. Every able-bodied man applying for relief was ordered into the work- 
house, and whenever too great a number were therein, they could always be reduced by 
ee some to go out and be employed at oakum picking under the Labour Test 

rder. 


1857. ] of the Poor Law Board. Ay 


‘“« The workhouse did not fill until Christmas Day, and on Monday the 28th December 
the labour test was commenced by men who up to that time had been in the workhouse, 
The old men previously employed in order to train our Superintendent to his work being 
discharged upon out-door relief. 


“« By this time the number of applicants weekly had greatly increased, and on several 
occasions the workhouse was nearly full. There being, however, inmates always anxious 
to go out and work under the Labour Test Order, but little difficulty was experienced. 
On the 8th January the Master reported that the workhouse was full, A meeting of 
emergency was immediately held, when an additional number of men were discharged, 
and allowed to go to work at the oakum picking; the Guardians likewise resolved to hire 
premises, and in case of need remove there the children in the workhouse, so as to 
leave ample accommodation for an increased number of able-bodied inmates. These 
measures immediately checked the rush upon the workhouse, which was evidently the 
result of design, in order to compel the Board to give Out-door Relief, and the numbers 
have since diminished weekly. ‘The arrangements at the premises hired for the children 
were soon made, and the Board was thus enabled to act decisively, and apply the work- 
house test not only to the able-bodied class but to others, wherever it was suspected that 
an attempt at imposition was being practised. At the board meeting held on the 12th 
instant orders for the workhouse were given in 95 cases, comprising 278 persons. Of this 
number only 12 cases, 41 persons, availed themselves of the order, and entered the 
workhouse. On the following board day (January 19th) 88 cases, comprising 319 per- 
sons, were in like manner ordered into the workhouse, and with a like result, 9 cases,. 
consisting of 31 individulals, being only found to accept it. Last Tuesday the number 
offered the workhouse by the Board was 67, comprising 263 persons; of this number 
14 cases only, numbering in the aggregate 49 persons, have accepted the offer, and several 
of these have again left the workhouse. Beyond all these cases there were a large 
number in which the Relieving Officers have offered the workhouse, the result being the 
same; our weekly number of inmates showing a diminution. 


‘“* These facts go far to prove the improvidence and impolicy of any system of Out-door 
Relief, it being certain that in the cases above referred to it would have been as regularly 
accepted as the offer of the workhouse has been declined. 


“« The resolution of the Board, in answer to the memorial from the town meeting, is 
enclosed; it requires but one explanatory remark. ‘The strongest argument used by the 
opponents of the workhouse test was, that the persons ordered into the house must 
“ break up their homes,” so that when they again left it they would be altogether destitute 
of household goods and furniture. To test the value of this objection, the Guardians 
passed a resolution undertaking to receive and take charge of these goods, ard to restore 
them to their owners when the latter left the workhouse, and a room was accordingly 
set apart for the storage of these goods. Nota single article of furniture of any description 
has, however, been brought; thus proving that this plea, however feasible in appearance, 
was altogether illusory. 

“ Tt would further explain that the number of men employed under the Labour Test 
Order has never exceeded 64. 

“« Thus then has the difficulty been met and overcome; the great problem, ‘ whether 
in a large and populous manufacturing town the workhouse test can be maintained in 
times of great commercial depression,’ has been solved in the affirmative, and an example 
has been given of how easily this may be done (even in a manufacturing town, wherein 
the rate of wages is uniformly low,) when the Guardians act unitedly and resolutely in 
carrying out the law. 

“Tt is probable that in the course of a few weeks the Board will order a report of its 
proceedings herein to be made, for the information of the public; but, cofisidering our 
difficulties are over, and knowing your anxiety in the matter, I have given you this 
brief statement of the proceedings of the Guardians. 

Iam, &c., 
B. G. CHAMBERLAIN, 
Clerk,” 


REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE REFERRED TO ABOVE. 


The following is the report of the Committee appointed last week to consider and 
report as to the mode of administering relief to the augmented numbers of able-bodied 
persons thrown out of employ in consequence of the depressed state of trade :— 


‘* Gentlemen, Leicester, November 30th, 1857. 
“The Committee appointed to consider the question of relief at the present time, 
and with reference to the probable increase of unemployed poor, has to report, That, 
after a very careful consideration of the whole matter, it has unanimously arrived at the 


42 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report (1857. 


following conclusion :—As there is still ample accommodation in the workhouse, and 
bearing in mind that an in-door labour test, to any extent, is impracticable, and that 
numbers of the applicants for relief are altogether unfit for exposure to the weather to 
which they would be subjected by out-door labour, your Committee cannot recommend 
a departure from the present system of relief. 


“ In the event of the workhouse accommodation being insufficient, then your Com- 
mittee would suggest that the difficulty be met, and the applicants provided for, in the 
manner hereafter mentioned, 


“ The probability that the numbers in the workhouse will be increased renders it 
necessary, in the opinion of your Committee, that measures should be taken to keep up the 
discipline of that establishment. It is well known that one of the greatest annoyances to 
which well-behaved persons are subjected to in a workhouse is the improper language and 
conduct they are compelled to hear and see in those with whom they must be associated. 
In order therefore to check this evil, and at the same time insure that the inmates of the 
workhouse shall be kept properly employed, your Committee, under the powers given by 
the Board at its appomtment, have engaged two oflicers, Henry Hill and Eliza Mary 
Wright, to be employed in superintending the able-bodied wards of each sex, to maintain 
order therein, and to report to the Master or Matron any improper conduct, and rendering 
such other services as may be required of them. The rate of remuneration to these 
officers—who, with the officer herein-after to be named, will be employed only tem- 
porarily, and can be at any time discharged at a month’s notice—will be, for the man 
12s. per week, with rations and lodging in the workhouse; and for the woman 10s. per 
week, with lodgings in the workhouse, and an allowance of 6s. per week in lieu of rations. 


“ Although your Committee doubts whether it will be needful to establish an out-door 
labour test, yet, as it will be but prudent to be prepared for such a contingency, it is further 
recommended that the rooms lately used as a grocery store, and which your Committee 
has ordered to be prepared for the purpose, be adapted for picking oakum. That, in the 
outset, men of about 60 years of age, who are receiving relief, or who may become 
applicants, be sent there to work, so as to initiate the officer who is to have their super- 
intendence into their proper management. George Raynor has been selected as such 
Superintendent, and your Committee propose to pay him 1/. per week without either 
rations or lodging. The men to be employed under this officer will in the outset usually 
be married men without families, and it is proposed that their relief be 3d. in money and 
2Ib. of bread daily, with an additional loaf and 1s. 2d. in grocery at the end of each week 
—in value 4s. 8d. That, for the present, the hours of work be from-8h. 30m. a.m. to 
12h, at noon, and from 1h. 30m. p.m. to 4h. p.m. That the test of work be 1 lb. of oakum 
per man each noon. 


“Tt is believed that in a very short time the Superintendent of this department will be 
fully up to his work, when, if the pressure of applicants should continue to increase, the 
Board can discharge these old men upon out-relief, and apply the labour-test to the 
younger and able-bodied. In the latter case the relief to each man at work will be 
the same,.with the addition of one loaf of bread for every child of his family under 
16 years old, and dependent upon him. This scale will allow to each member of the 
family something over 1s. weekly. In order, however, to ascertain that the children above 
two years old and under 16, for whom these allowances are made, are unemployed, a cer- 
tificate that they are attending some public school must be produced to entitle the parent 
to draw the relief allowed on their account. In all such cases the Board will pay the 
school fees in addition to the relief. 


“ In the event of a still greater demand for relief your Committee would suggest that, 
under the male superintendent of in-door labour, a number of men ought to be set to 
work to level the land lately purchased, to pull up so much of the road as may not be 
required, and to remove the materials. For this work the more robust men must 
be selected, as it would be both unwise and cruel to employ persons of feeble or delicate 
health at work that would expose them to the weather. 


‘“ Orders for work should only be given by the Board, and the men employed out of 
the workhouse should be distinctly told that any insubordination, swearing, or the use 
of abusive or filthy language will be punished by instant dismissal. 


“« The details of the proposed operations are appended hereto in the duties required of 
the Superintendents, and your Committee conceive they will be found sufficient to carry 
out effectually the object sought; namely—to avoid the evils of giving relief in aid of 
wages, by withdrawing from the labour market every person receiving parochial assistance 
—to check imposition—and yet adequately to relieve the poor. 


“ The Board is, your Committee believes, anxious to effectually relieve and benefit the 
poor, but it has also another duty to perform—to protect the ratepayers,—the smaller 
class of whom, in all times of pressure, undergo privations fully equal to those borne by 


1857.] ; ‘of the Poor Law Board. 43, 


the applicants for relief. Every additional shilling wrung from them in the shape of Poor 
Rates is severely felt, and is only provided for by increased thrift or privation. 

“ Your Committee is satisfied that the Board will steadily keep in view these two 
objects, and, in order to aid it in doing so, the arrangements referred to in the foregoing 
report have been made, and the suggestions therein contained are submitted for its 
approval. 

(Signed) JOSEPH JaRROM, Chairman. 
“To the Board of Guardians, Leicester Union.” 


Duties of the In-door Superintendents. 


“ To be in the wards with the inmates, and to see that they are kept constantly 
employed. To enforce good behaviour and subordination, and to report to the Master 
and Matron respectively any offences of this character. 

“ To visit the sleeping wards of the classes under their supervision, after they have 
retired for the night, and to see that order and decorum are preserved in the dormitories. 


‘“* To assist the Master and Matron in maintaining the discipline of the workhouse ; to 
obey all lawful orders of these officers, and to make themselves generally useful.” 


Duties of Out-door Superintendent. 


“ The men are to be admitted to work on the presentation of a ticket in the annexed 
form from the Relieving Officer. On entering the room the Superintsndent will collect 
these tickets. At twelve o’clock, before the men leave for dinner, each will deliver in his 
work, and receive back his tickets, which will in like manner be again collected on his 
return, and again given to him when he delivers in his afternoon’s work and before he 
leaves for the evening. 


“ Each man will receive from the Superintendent at the end of his day’s work 3d, in 
money aud 2lbs. of bread. At the end of the week, if the man has been at work the 
whole week, the Superintendent will indorse the date on his ticket, adding his own. initials ; 
this being presented to the Relieving Officer will entitle the bearer to the remainder of 
the relief. If a man be employed only a portion of the week this is to be stated on the 
ticket, and authenticated by the initials of the Superintendent; and in such case the 
Relieving Officer will give only such relief as may be proportionally due. 


“ A quarter of an hour after the time for commencing work, in each noon, the gate 
shall be shut, and no admission granted for that day. Any man absent for two consecu- 
tive days, except on account of illness, to be discharged. 


“ Upon receiving the tickets from the men the Superintendent will enter them in 
a book to be provided for that purpose, keeping each district separate; each day he will 
compare the tickets with his book, and ascertain thereby that the men are present ; and 
after each daily payment he will enter the amount paid opposite to the name of each man 
employed. <A copy of this list is to be forwarded to the Relieving Officers on Saturday 
afternoon immediately after the payment for that day shall be completed.” 

Then follows the form of the labour ticket. 


No. 15. 


ADMINISTRATION OF RELIEF IN THE MACCLESFIELD UNION DURING THE 
DEPRESSION OF TRADE IN 1857.—ReEpvort from the CLERK of the 
Union to the Poor LAw Boarp. 


GENTLEMEN, Macclesfield, December 16th, 1857. 

Be LiEvING that Mr. Doyle would report to you the proceedings of 
the Guardians of this Union in dealing with the cases arising out of the 
extraordinary distress now prevailing in Macclesfield and the two ad- 
joining townships of Sutton and Hurdsfield, I have not before troubled 
you with any details. 


I have now, however, to inform you, that the distress became manifest 
at the end of September, and its severity was more sudden from the fact 
of our staple trade having for the preceding eighteen months only afforded 
very partial employment. Last winter the operative classes generally 


| 4A Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


suffered much privation from the same cause, so that they were on this 
occasion ill prepared for an entire cessation of work, being in arrear with 
their rents, unable to obtain further credit with those whom they usually 
dealt with, and furniture, bedding, and clothing having, from sheer 
necessity, been gradually frittered away. 

It has been the practice here on former occasions during periods of 
distress to provide nutritious soup, and sell it, at a penny a quart, with a 
roll of bread, being about one third its actual cost. This mode of relief is 
not a desirable one, except during a time of extraordinary pressure, 
inasmuch as its tendency is objectionable on several grounds; but the 
Guardians foreseeing the probability of all the manufacturers suspending 
their work, and the silk throwsters, with whom the women and children 
are employed, necessarily obliged to adopt the same course, felt it their 
duty to request the mayor of Macclesfield to invite the gentlemen forming 
the Relief Committee to prepare for an immediate distribution of soup 
and bread, in order to aid the Guardians in meeting the difficulty as it 
arose. The Relief Committee had already a fund; and a new subscription 
was started, and soup and bread were first distributed on the 17th of 
October, since which date it has been continued, until the daily cases 
relieved amount to about 4,000. At the first, tickets were sold at a penny 
each, and could be bought either by the family taking the soup, or by 
other persons for distribution. This operated well for a time; but as the 
distress extended itself it became necessary to adopt another plan, and 
from thence tickets were not sold, but the town was divided into fourteen 
districts, and these again into sub-districts, so as to make a house-to- 
house visitation daily, by which means tickets were given daily, in pro- 
portion to the family and the apparent necessity of the case, the whole 
being provided for out of the relief fund subscribed. The demand was 
so much in excess of all former instances, that the cooking apparatus, 
&c. had to be considerably extended. A distribution took place three times 
a day, and it is now reduced to twice, the early morning distribution 
having fallen off. This plan is still acted upon very successfully. 

The Guardians in the meantime prepared for the emergency, so far as 
the workhouse was concerned, and made arrangements with the Maccles- 
field Local Board of Health, who are the owners of extensive quarries 
for macadamized roads, for the immediate employment of several hundred 
able-bodied paupers. ‘The Guardians merely pay for quarrying the stone ; 
and the borough surveyor then employs the paupers sent by the re- 
lieving officers, and pays them out of the funds of the Local Board for the 
stone they break, at the same price as is paid to their independent 
labourers. This has been our working test on all ordinary occasions, and 
it has operated well. During October and part of November, 203 orders 
were given to the quarry, and only 15 went to work. These would earn 
from 4s. to 8s. or 9s. a week each. It now became evident to the 
Guardians that as the distress continued and was daily more aggravated 
they must, as on a former occasion, provide another description of work, 
and they at once decided upon widening a very narrow road, one of the 
approaches into Macclesfield, and filling up a deep hollow in an adjoining 
road with the earth removed, both of which will be great public improve- 
ments. When this was known, 269 orders were immediately given to 
able-bodied men with families, and 260 started to work at once. They 
were relieved in proportion to their families, with a slight addition to 
what would be given at other times if not able-bodied. Strict discipline 
and system was commenced with. Hach man had his number, and there 
was a roll call twice a day, the time-keeper being constantly on the 
ground. The working hours were from eight o’clock until four, and an 


1857. | of the Poor Law Board. A5 


hour allowed for dinner. A few independent labourers are placed at 
certain points of the work, to ensure regularity in the amount of work 
performed ; and the borough surveyor directs and superintends the whole. 
The men are paid at the end of each day in kind, if they choose, or they 
may receive the whole on the weekly pay day. The ticket given for the 
week informs the applicant the amount of relief that will be given. 
Innumerable applications were made by labourers, many being Trish, and 
by single men. ‘The former it was decided not to employ, as they were not 
affected by the stoppage of the mills, ‘and the latter were ordered into the 
workhouse, but none were admitted. A vigorous effort was made by alarge 
body of the single men to induce the Guardians to employ them on the 
public work, and, contrary to my advice, they yielded, and a great number 
of orders were given for work, all of which were accepted, but they were 
so mischievous and unruly that I ordered the surveyor to draft them all 
off to the quarry, where only~a very few went. A difficulty then arose 
with the Irish labourers, fifty or sixty of whom were located in one 
district, and they so alarmed the gentlemen who visited it with soup 
tickets by their violence, in consequence of not being employed by the 
Guardians, that a disturbance was feared. I desired the gentlemen who 
complained to direct them to apply to the relieving officer, and their 
cases should be dealt with. Work for fifty was immediately provided in 
wheeling and spreading shuc on a macadamized road, at a fixed price per 
rood. Five only came to work, four worked three days, and two only 
returned to work after the week’s end. They have neither troubled the 
relieving officer nor the district visitcrs since. 

Whilst these measures have been in progress, many incidental difficulties 
have arisen, but they have been promptly and judiciously met by the 
Guardians. Public meetings of the unemployed have been held. A 
memorial has been presented to your Board for a relaxation of the pro- 
hibitory order. Deputations from these meetings have frequently been 
received by the Guardians, who have given every proof of a desire on 
their part to relieve every case of distress that applied, and they have 
invited reports to be made of any instance of a deserving applicant not 
receiving proper attention, both from the deputation of working men 
and the relief committee. One turnout has taken place, and the men 
came in a body to the relieving officer, their complaint being, that all 
were not paid alike, a fixed sum per day, whether their families were 
large or small. The affair was very calmly and quietly met by attempting 
to take each man’s individual complaint. .The objectors were, therefore, 
reduced to those who had a wife and one or two children. ‘The unreason- 
ableness of the complaint was shown to them; and it was eventually 
agreed that if they were not stopped their relief for the loss of the half 
day they would return to work on the following morning. They did so 
with the exception of about twelve. 

At the commencement of the distress there was considerable alarm on 
the part of many ratepayers and others, from various manifestations of 
apparent dissatisfaction. “Bread or Blood” was industriously written on 
the walls, and other significant appearances common in a manufacturing 
district. This led to all kinds of requests to the Guardians to make 
relaxations, and to apply to your Board for permission to do so. They 
have seen no necessity for any such application ; and whilst they believe 
that their system of relief has been judicious, it has at the same time 
been most humane, and they are satisfied that any relaxation would have 
been disastrous. The whole system has been managed without even the 
appearance of bustle or difficulty ; the men are treated with candour, and 
I receive any applications or complaints daily at my office which may be 


46) Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


supposed not to receive attention elsewhere. All the men are consequently 
peaceful, well-behaved, and as satisfied as can be expected. The Guar- 
dians were urged to meet daily, but they have only held their usual weekly 
meetings. 

I presume it is not necessary to send you lists of the cases relieved 
and set to work, but only to request yéur sanction to the particular work 
appointed, which I now beg todo. I shall be glad to furnish you with 
any further information or particulars that you may require. 

I must acknowledge the very excellent assistance and advice which 
Mr. Doyle has rendered us on several visits. His experience has been 
valuable ; for although I have acted as clerk to this Union for upwards of 
twenty-one years, and have witnessed many periods of extreme depression, 
I never knew distress so severe, so intense, and so general. 

I am sorry to add, that there is no appearance at present of improve- 
ment. 

I enclose you an article from the Manchester Guardian of December 9th, 
on the subject of our distress. 


Tam, &c. 
Lhe Poor Law Board, Whitehall, Joun May, 
London. For T. Parrort. 





No. 16, 


ADMINISTRATION OF RELIEF IN THE NorrincHAM UNION DURING THE 
DEPRESSION OF TRADE.—ReEporr from JOHN Lampert, Esq., Poor 
Law Inspector, to the Poor Law Board. 


My Lorps anp GENTLEMEN, Newark, 26th February 1858. 

I bEG to transmit, for the information of the Board, the following 
particulars in relation to the recent pressure of distress in the N ottingham 
Union. 

The distress began to be felt in November last; and during the week 
which ended on the 21st of that month the number of recipients of relief 
showed an increase of 277 over that of the preceding week, whilst in the 
following week as many as 1,580 additional persons became chargeable to 
the funds of the Union. 

The applications went on steadily increasing until the 16th of J anuary, 
when the returns showed a total of 5,835 in-door and out-door paupers, as 
against 2,627 of the corresponding week of last year, or an excess of no 
less than 3,208 persons. 

Tt will be in the recollection of the Board, that, immediately upon the 
outbreak of the distress, the Guardians applied for a suspension of the 
out-door relief regulation order of the 16th of December 1852, which 
imposes a labour test on all able-bodied paupers receiving out-door relief ; 
but the Board, having had ample experience of the beneficial working of 
that order at former periods, felt unable to comply with the request of the 
Guardians, but expressed a readiness to consider any special cases which 
might be relieved at variance with the order, and duly reported to the 
Board in the usual way. 

On the 24th of November an extraordinary meeting of the Guardians 
was held for the administration of relief, on which occasion arrangements 
were made for employing the able-bodied applicants in road-making and 
levelling and other public works of acknowledged utility in connexion 
with the town, and a graduated scale of relief was fixed according to the 


1857. ] of the Poor Law Board. | AT 


number of persons in each family. This scale was afterwards modified 
pursuant to article 1. of the order, which requires that whenever the 
Guardians allow relief to any able-bodied male person out of the work- 
house, one half at least of the relief so allowed shall be given in kind. 


A list of rules and orders was framed by the Guardians for the obser- 
vance of the overlookers and men, and printed copies, similar to the one 
annexed hereto, were extensively circulated in the town. 


During the first and second weeks following the application of the labour 
test, the men showed some disposition to be insubordinate, but their sub- 
sequent conduct has, with one exception, when the Guardians proposed to 
make an addition to the hours of labour, been remarkably good, and this 
must, I think, be attributable in a great measure to the praiseworthy zeal 
and energy of the Guardians, some of whom, at a great sacrifice of time 
and personal convenience, have daily visited the public works, and re- 
mained with the men for a considerable length of time. 


The number of able-bodied men who have been employed since the 
beginning of December last has not been less than 400 weekly, and on 
some occasions it has amounted to nearly 500. During the present week 
the number is about 450. 


In order to show how carefully the Guardians have adhered both to 
the letter and spirit of the order, I may mention that not more than 50 
able-bodied men have been relieved at variance with it, that of these very 
few were so relieved for more than a week, and that the greater number 
of them were afterwards set to work. 


Throughout the whole period of the pressure the Guardians have con- 
tinued to apply the workhouse test to all single able-bodied men, and I 
believe to such other cases also as required a more certain criterion than 
that of out-door labour. 


In Nottingham, as the Board are aware, there are some branches of the 
silk and lace trades which require a delicate touch, and it was supposed 
that for this reason it would be found necessary to deal with a large 
number of applications for relief as exceptional cases ; but it will be seen 
from the facts which I have already stated that such an apprehension has 
proved to be almost if not quite groundless. The injury occasioned to 
the touch by the use of the spade, or even in breaking stones, is much less 
than it is often represented to be; and, amongst many other instances, the 
Board have before them that of the Spitalfields weavers in 1832, who, 
after being set to work in the stone yard, returned to weaving, without 
any difficulty, or with only two or three days’ inconvenience. 


It cannot fail to be satisfactory to the Board to learn that their opinion 
as to the impolicy of suspending the order of the 14th of December 1852, 
and that in a Union so peculiar as that of Nottingham, where a very large 
number of persons are liable to be suddenly thrown out of employ, has 
been fully confirmed by the events of the last three months; but at the 
same time it should not be forgotten that many serious difficulties which 
might have arisen from the strict application of that order have been 
obviated by the admirable firmness, activity, and decision of the Guardians, 
and the excellent spirit generally evinced by the distressed persons who 
have been recipients of relief. 


I have, &c. 


To JoHN LAMBERT, 
The Poor Law Board. Poor Law Inspector. 


48. Appendi« to the Tenth Annual Report (i857. 


_ NorringHam UnIon. 


Taxsre showing the Scale of Relief allowed to the able-bodied Paupers employed - 
by the Guardians. 


If a man has a wife and 5 children, 5s. in money and 5s. in bread. 


s is 4 “hureudioewed, x 46. Gdeei 
“ 3 ms 4s. = 4s. 4 
BS a 2 Spe OSAOGG Seer Rad. alls 
ag ys 1 ehild 3s. 3d, = BS Bs > Gp 
m as Nochild 3s. “6 3s. 3 


The relief in kind consists chiefly of bread, but sometimes tea, rice, and sugar are 
also given. 


The following Rutus and OrpeERs are to be observed by the Overlookers, and by the 
Men employed under their direction, as the condition on which they are relieved : 


Rules and Orders to be observed by the Overlookers. 


i—They are required to keep Journals, in which they shall note from day to day, the 


number of Men, with the kind and quality of Work performed each day. 

II.—Each Overlooker is required to note therein the name and offence of any Man 
who may have neglected his Time or his Work, or committed any offence contrary to 
any one or more of the Rules and Orders now. or hereafter to be issued by the Board of 
Guardians, or other matter worthy of notice. 


III.—Each Overlooker is expected to demean himself kindly and courteously to all the 
men under his direction; and should it happen that insult or provocation be offered to 
him, he is required to guard himself against anger, to avoid recrimination; and, having 
noted in his Journal the offender and the offence, he must leave: he vindication of his 
authority to the Board of Guardians; but if the disorderly conduct be prolonged so as to 
impede the progress of the Work, or produce general disorder, then he may refuse to 
employ the person so offending, until the case shall have been reported and determined 
by the Board of Guardians. 


IV.—Hach Overlooker is required to use bis influence in promoting harmony and 
good feeling among the men, and to endeavour to act towards all of them with perfect 
impartiality. 

V.—The Overlookers are required to assign to each person so employed work suited to 
his age, strength, and capacity, and to require each and all the men to perform the kind 
and quantity of work so assigned. 


VI—They are required, if possible, to set the work out from day to day; but as this 
may not be always practicable, they must in no case set out a quantity of work which 
shall require more time than to the end of the current week for its completion. 


VII.—Zach of the Overlookers is required to call the names of the Men at the time 
appointed for beginning work in the morning and afternoon, and he is not to allow any 
person to go to work who is not present to answer to his name when so called. 


VIII.—If any person employed break or damage any tool through carelessness or 
inattention, the Overlookers shall cause such tool to be repaired, and the expense charged 
to the person whose carelessness caused the mischief; but if any person shall wilfully 
damage, break, or destroy any tool or implement, they shall immediately discharge him 
from the work, They are also required to discharge from the work any man who in 
coming to or returning from work shall trespass upon any lands contiguous to the roads, 
or upon any lands in the vicinity of the place where he may be employed. 


Rules and Orders to be observed by the Men. 


J.— Ail the Men are to work from Eight to Twelve o’clock in the Morning, and from 


One to Four o’Clock in the Afternoon; subject to such extension as the Board may 
order, ; 


_Al—Any Man who may be absent when his name is called immediately before the 
time of beginning work, will be refused employment on that day. 


III.—Hach person is to perform that work, and no other, to which he is appointed by 
one of the Overlookers, 


TV.—LHach person is required to preserve from damage any tool or implement intrusted 
to his care, so long as it continues in his possession; if damaged through carelessness, he 
will be required to make satisfaction; if wilfully damaged, he will be discharged, 


1857. | of the Poor Law Board. 49 


V.—It is required of every person employed, that he abstain from smoking during 
the hours of labour, and from using profane, indecent, or abusive language ; that he 
conduct himself orderly and peaceably towards the Overlookers, his fellow-labourers, 
and all other persons; that he go to and return from his work by the usual roads ; 
that he abstain, on pain of dismissal, from trespassing on lands in the vicinity of the 
roads or of the place where he may be employed. 


The violation of these or any other rules which the Guardians may now or 
hereafter prescribe will be punished by dismissal, or by the adoption of such other 
measures as may tend to the maintenance of good order. 


By order, 
JOHN SANDERS, 
November 23d, 1857. Clerk to the Board of Guardians. 


No. 17. 


MEMORANDUM on the new arrangement now adopted in regard to the 
Statistics of Poor Rates and Pauperism. See ante, page 8. 


TuHE Statistics of Pauperism now presented to the House of Com- New ar- 
mons, have, under the directions of the President of the Poor Law Rigid 
Board, been classed, in respect of localities, on the plan adopted for 
the Census of 1851; and augmented, in respect of subject-matter, by 
the publication of the Returns of each Union, separately; with the 


addition of some Industrial Statistics. 


It will be seen on reference to the Tables, that the Union-Counties Divisions. 
have been arranged in Eleven Divisions, namely— 
Division .—Tur MeErropo.is. 
II.—Souru Eastern Counties. 
Ill.—Sovuru Mipianp Counties. 
IV.—EAstTERN COUNTIES. 
V.—SoutH WEsTERN COUNTIES. 
VI.—West MipLtanp Countries. 
VIl.—Nortu Mipianp Counties. 
VIUI.—Nortu Western Counties. 
IX.— YORKSHIRE. 
X.—NORTHERN COUNTIES. 
XI.—MonMoOUTHSHIRE AND WALES. 


And that the Unions have been placed, according to their topographical 
proximity, under the Union-Counties. 


The “ Union-Counties” are formed by placing together certain Union- 
Unions,. &c., which, in aggregate area and population, most nearly Counties. 
coincide with the Counties proper, that respectively bear the same 
names. Owing to the fact that the Union boundaries are not conter- 
rainous with the boundaries of Counties, it is impossible to make the 
Union-Counties coincide absolutely in area and population with the 
ordinary County divisions, but the Union-Counties are now made, as 
far as possible, co-extensive* with the Registration Counties of the 


* There are 408 parishes, with a total population of 1,324,833, which make no 
Return to the Poor Law Board, When Returns can be obtained and published for 
these places, the coincidence of areas will be complete. 

D 


Classes of 
yecupa- 
tions. 


Suh-Classes, 


Computa- 
tion of 
Ratios. 


= 


50: Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report Fisey.: 


Census; and the Unions themselves correspond to the Registration 
Districts of the same work. This correspondence of area extends to 
the Returns published by the Registrar-General. 7 


The Industrial Statistics have been compiled from the information 
published in the Occupations Abstract of the Census of 1851; which 
exhibits the various employments of the people under the following 
Classes ; namely— | 

Class I. Persons engaged in the general or local GovERNMENT of the 

Country - - - - - “ - 65,330 
II. Persons engaged in the DEFENCE of the Country - - 78,498 


III. Persons in the LearnED PROFESSIONS (with their immediate 
SwgorpinaTEs), either filling Public Offices, or in private 


Practice - - - - - - - 87,422 
IV. Persons engaged in Lirerarure, the Fine Arts, and the 
ScIENCES ~ ™ = - - - 94,790 


« V. Persons engaged in the Domesric Orrices, or Durixs of 
Wives, Moruers, Mistresses of Families, CHILDREN, 


RELATIVES * - - - - - ~ 2,777,017 

VI. Persons engaged in ENTERTAINING, CLOTHING, and perform- 
ing PERSONAL OrFices for Man - ~ « - 1,620,881 

VIL Persons who Buy or SELL, KEEP, LET, or LEND Money, Houses, 
or Goods of various Kinps - - - - 162,265 

VIII Persons engaged in the Conveyance of Men, Animals, 


‘Goods, and Messages - - - - - .. 252,196 
IX. Persons possessing or working the Lanp, and engaged im 
growing GRAIN, Fruits, Grasses, ANIMALS, and other 


Products ~ - - - - vs - 1,576,081 








X. Persons engaged about ANIMALS - —— - - - 63,506 
XI. Persons engaged in Art and Mecuanic Productions, in which 
matters of various Kinds are employed IN COMBINATION - 554,878 
XII. Persons working and dealing in ANIMAL MATTERS - - 419,282 
XIII. Persons working and dealing in Matters derived from the 
VEGETABLE KINGDOM - - - - - 789,314 
XIV. Persons working and dealing in MINERALS - - - 623,171 
XV. Labourers and others—Branch of Labour undefined - - 290,227 
XVI. Persons of Rank or PRopPERTY not returned under any Office 
or Occupation - - - - - - 147,879 
XVII. Persons supported by the community, and of NO SPECIFIED 
OccuPATION* - - - - - - '103;453 
Other Persons of no stated Occupations or Conditions - 110,407 





Tora of Persons aged 20 and upwards, in England 
and Wales - - - ~ - 9,816,597 














* Classes V. and XVII. include only those of the persons described who are not 
returned in any of the other classes. 


These Classes are divided into etghty-seven Sub-classes. ‘The minor 
details are given, with great fulness, under Class and Sub-class at 
page CXXvill et seq. in the 1st Volume of the Second Part of the 

ensus. 


The ratios of occupations were computed in this office, to accompany 


- the series to be presented from time to time, under the general title 


of “Poor Rates and Pauperism.” ‘They were, of necessity, restricted 
to the adult population ; because, the occupations of persons under 20 
years of age have not been published for separate Unions. 


1857.] of the Poor Law Board. 51 


However, more than half the population, that is, 9,816,597 persons, Classes ex- 
are persons aged “20 years and upwards.” But this number is reduced ie 
about one-third by the rejection of Classes I. IT., III, IV., V., XV., 

XVI., and XVII, as seven of these were considered to have very little, 

if any, bearing on questions of pauperism ; and, Class X'V., embracing 
undefined branches of labour, was thrown out by the impossibility of 

a satisfactory allocation of the numbers therein ; a like cause excluded 

110,407 “ persons of no stated occupations or conditions.” 


The Classes retained have been thrown into four Groups, thus :— Groups. 





Fag se 
$ - ersons age 
TITLES OF THE GROUPS. Corresponding Classes in the 20 Years 


Census Abstract. and upwards 
in each Group. 


(a) Mechanical Arts; Trade and | Classes VI; VII.; VIII; X.; XI; 8,042,520 


Domestic Service. XIL (Sub-Class 1. only); XIII. 
(Sub-Classes 1. and 2. only). 
(6) Agriculture = - : - | Class IX. - - - - - | 1,576,081 
(c) Manufactures - . - | Classes XII. (except Sub-Class 1.); 819,802 
and XIII. (except Sub-Classes 1. 
-and 2). 
(d) Mining and Mineral Works | Class XIV. - - - - 623,171 


These four Groups contain 6,061,574 persons; or 61°8 per cent. of Ratios of 
the total adult population. Separately considered, the ratios stand ‘® G7Urs: 
thus :— : 


Group (a).— Mechanical Arts, Trade, and Domestic Service - contains 31:0 per cent. 


Group (6).— Agriculture - - - - - contains 16°1 per cent. 
Group (c).—Manufactures - ” - - - contains 8°4 per cent. 
Group (d).—Mining and Mineral Works - - - contains 6°3 per cent. 


The Titles briefly express the preponderating characteristics of the Titles of the 
Groups; the headings of the tabular columns, necessarily concise, ex- CTP: 
cluding any reference to minor branches of employment. But the 
following Synopsis, exhibiting the Sub-classes collected into the 
different Groups, will, it is believed, afford a sufficient account of the 
numbers and industries discussed in each. 


SYNOPSIS OF OCCUPATIONS. 


PERSONS AGED 20 YEARS AND UPWARDS. 


Group (a).—Mecuanicat Arts, TRADE, and Domestic SERVICE. 


Class VI.— Persons engaged in ENTERTAINING, CLOTHING, and performing PERSONAT. 
Orrices for Man: 


Sub-class 1, In Boarding and Lodging - - - - * 65,840 
” 2: Attendance (Domestic Servants, &c.) — - - 671,579 
bn Siow Providing Dress . - - - 883,462 


p 2 


52 Appendia« to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


Group (a).—Mecuanica, Arts, TRADE, and Domestic SERVICE — continued. 


Class VIL.—Persons who BUY or SELL, KEEP, LET, or LEND Money, Houses, or Goods 
of various Kinps— - - - - - - - 162,265 


Class VIIL—Persons engaged in the Conveyance of Men, Animals, Goods, and 





Messages : 

Sub-class 1. Carriers on Railways - ~ - - 22,848 

a 2. za on Roads - - - - - 67,489 

Ss 3. a on Canals - - - - 84,194 

ie 4, < on Seas and Rivers Lo. - - 86,271 

s 5. Warehousemen and Storekeepers - - - 12,987 

= 6. Messengers and Porters = - - - 28,407 

Class X.—Persons engaged about ANIMALS - . - - - 63,506 


Class XI.—Persons engaged—in Art and Mecwanic Productions : 


Sub-class 1. In Books - - = - - - 80,050 
ie 2: Plays (Actors) = - - ~ - 1,772 
a 3. Music - - - - - - 9,012 
Bs 4. Pictures and Engravings * - - 7,263 
3 a Carving and Figures - - “4 5 3,896 
> 6. Shows and Games - - = - 2,942 
2 ie Plans and Designs - = - - 4,092 
_ 8. Medals and Dies - ~ - ~ 357 
x 9. Watches and Philosophical Instruments - - 16,791 
yi 20: Arms - - - - - - 5,970 
ees § Machines ~ > ~ ~ - 89,930 
pgealaae! 3 Carriages * - - winds: - 13,242 
3 oe Harness - - - - - 14,120 
ees Ships - - - - - - 21,748 
se Oe Houses - - - - - - 386,372 
je 4nd Bs Implements - - - - - 30,918 
sg belts Chemicals - - - - - 16,408 


Class XII. (Part of.) —Persons working and dealing—in ANIMAL MATTERS : 
Sub-class 1. In Animal Food ~ - - - - 111,098 


Class XIII. (Part of.)}—Persons working and_dealing—in Matters derived from the 
VEGETABLE Kingdom : 
Sub-class 1. In Vegetable Food - - : - - 104,320 
2. Drinks and Stimulants - - - - 173,376 


9? 


Group (b).—AGRIcULTURE. 


Class IX.—Persons possessing or working the LAnp, and engaged in growing GRAIN, 
Fruits, Grasses, Animars, and other Products : 
Sub-class 1. In Fields and Pastures - - ° ~ 1,502,162 
2. Woods - - - - : - 7,005 
3. Gardens - - - > - 66,914 


99 


9? 


1857.] of the Poor Law Board. 53 


Group (c).—Mancracrvres. 
Class XII. (Part of.) — Persons working and dealing—in ANiMAL Marrers : 


Sub-class 2. In Grease, Bones, Horn, Ivory, Whalebone, Intes- 


tines ~ - - - - - 9,977 
i 3. Skins - - - - - - 21,972 
s 4, Feathers and Quills - - - - 842 
- Be Hair and Fur - - - - - 8,828 
es 6. Wool - “ ” - - = 175,847 
ee er aie ‘ : : 2 = "91,398 


Class XIII. (Part of.)—Fersons working and dealing—in Matters derived from the 
; VEGETABLE Kingdom: 


Sub-class 3. In Gums and Resins - - - - 6,669 
$3 4 Timber - - - - - - 6,024 
és 5 Bark - - * ~ - ” 1,537 
% 6. Wood - - - - - - 29,978 
rr, Te » Furniture - ~ - - 45,615 
3 8 » Utensils - - - = - 14,966 
ms 9. »  Lools - ~ - - - 5,911 
i, ee Cane, Rush, and Straw - - - - 29,298 
Seal, BAG Hemp - - - = - - 17,866 
ee Flax, Cotton - - = - - 336,732 
%. $3; Paper - - - - - = Ated 


Group (d).—Munine and Mrnerat Works. 


Class XIV.—Persons working and dealing—in MINERALS : 


Sub-class 1. In Coal - - - - - - 165,296 
- 2, Stone, Clay - - - - » 97,132 
s 3 Earthenware - - - : - 27,990 
F 4 Glass - - - - - - 8,689 
ee: ee : < : 9 a 
Fs 6. Water - - - - - - 1,544 
ha Be Precious Stones - - “ - 660 
# 8. Gold and Silver ~ - - - 14,536 
eA g Copper - - - - - - 17,985 
BP 6a 19 Pan, a0 “= . . : < = 20,673 
2» FL. Zine - - ~ - - - 386 
yk. Leads - - - - - - 19,246 
ee 7 Brass and other Mixed Metals - ~ - 31,100 
iy AS Iron and Steel - - - - - 216,304 


The Pauper statistics of these Tables are deficient in respect of 408 saline 
Parishes ; and the Industrial Statistics for the Union Counties and of Statistics. 
Divisions have been made conformable to the Returns of Pauperism 
(Table No.1.). But the following is a complete statement of the ratios 


2 ° : Pee Table 
of occupation in each Union-County and Division :— 


5A Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857 | 


seer SS AS TT TT 
: Ratio per Cent. of Persons aged 
20 Years and upwards, 





























Number of occupied in 
faa eee SS 
DIVISIONS Area Total Re OR ictl “pues 5 
: f aged. BRS a = of 
and in Statute Population on Yeats 3: E 5 5 S% 
UNION-COUNTIES. Acres. in 1851. it aaelt = See 
S = 3 
upwards. 43 g g a = e 
ge8| & | 2 | ge 
}. THE METROPOLIS. 
| | @) | @ | @) | @ 
1.*Middlesex (part of) « 32,487 | 1,745,601 |} 1,040,107 | 48°9 | o'9 | 6°3 | 3°5 
2.*Surrey (part of)  - 22,951 482,435 BEG5820.| £5°8 | ~1°6 | OOP 3s 
3.*Kent (part of) - - 22,591 134,200 77,3361 85°8 |} 298 | 207 Mo eg°s 
il. SOUTH EASTERN. . 
2.*Surrey (part of) - 476,191 202,521 EL 1,026. >| 8260 127° 7.4 295. 1 a: 
3.*Kent (part of) - - | 1,013,838 485,021 263,202-.)°99°7 | 79°*OA00-m | ieee 
4, Sussex - - - 949,581 339,604 182,364 1-82°3.|.22°6 4 2°2. | =3°0 
5. Southampton - - | 1,060,778 402,016 222,633.|.20°9'| 77°44 225 2:2 
6. Berks’ - - - 564,717 199,224 108,017 | 28°9 | 26°7 | 2°49 ae 
ill, SOUTH MIDLAND. 
1.*Middlesex (part of) - | 176,555 | 150,606 84,190 | 35-5 | reer | 278 | 3°2 
Ev. Hertford - ~ - 428,143 173,962 92,152 | 26°6 | SOON VGea tt 224 
} 8. Buckingham - - 402,616 143,655 96;570 | 23°6 | 26°O | 75*3"| 3-6 
| 9. Oxford - - - 479,267 170,247 92,262 | 28:8 126.7 1A? Os|) 2-9 
| 10. Northampton - - 632,219 213,844 PIS, 738+ S124 WOZrSH 7°85 23 
111. Huntingdon - - 205,366 60,319 25,200 |. 23°97 1 $0°S jn 22 2 leno ae 
q 12. Bedford - ° - 305,366 129,805 67,029 4 °27°3"| 26°91 45°7. | 22° 
1 13. Cambridge - - 571,758 191,894 101,587 | 25°42) 20? 7 1.1m tO. ame "2 
IV. EASTERN, 
j 14. Essex - - - 983,443 | - 344,130 183,845 | 26°3 | 26°9 | 3°9 2°O 
115. Suffolk - =| 980,345 336,136 £80,371 | 26°08! 28°64) 3°8 2°3 
116. Norfolk - - =| 1,300,311 433,716 230,504. 1 2920; 1%23° 7% a*5 a's 
V. SOUTH WESTERN. 
117. Wilts - = -| 778,283 | - 240,966 129,248 | 23°0 | 30°7| yer] 22 
| 18. Dorset - - > 615,783 177,095 95,612. + 28° Pi 25° 7B eG sea 
719. Devon - - - | 1,709,373 | 5.572.330 318,707 | 31 Que?’ 24F as 3°0 
| 20. Cornwall - - 881,496 356,641 184,879 | 23:5 0820°S a, 1°95 15°34 
21. Somerset -  - | 1,009,555 | 456,259 249,581 | 32-4 | 22°6| so] 4:3 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND. 
1 22. Gloucester - - 716,045 419,514 230,002) 89°71 1s*6 | “6°01 36 
| 23. Hereford - - 425,580 99,120 56,320 | 26°3 | 33°2 2A aris 
124. Salop - - =] 904,220 | 244,898 £34,001 | 26°s | 20° | ™ 223 le ad 
| 25. Stafford - $ > 755,017 630,545 306,002 125° fab. 2°9 | 23°79 
26. Worcester oft | 99484,076 (g258)738 140,867 | 29°5 | 16°r |'-'4°5 | 13°9 
27. Warwick - - 613,725 480,120 262,05 | 82> Sil *11°3) |) OFF PIS 
Vil. NORTH MIDLAND. 
128. Leicester - - -| 531,556 | 234,957 127,428 | 42°3 | 17:9 | 4: 
| ’ , 4°4 
} 29. Rutland - - - 107,728 24,272 13,260 25°2 | 30°S | 18 by! 
| 30. Lincoln - - - | 1,739,312 | 400,236 213,229 | 26°0 | 30-6 | 1-5 | 38 
(31. Nottingham = - ~ 599,791 294,380 160,197 | 36°7 | 16°7 9°5 eS 
32, Derby - - - 558,620 260,693 140,568 | 26°0 | 76°7 | 72°3 | 10°2 
| | 





1857.] 





DIVISIONS 
and 


UNION-COUNTIES 


Vill. NORTH WESTERN, 


. Chester - 
. Lancaster - 


IX. YORK. 


. West Riding 
. East Riding - 
. North Riding - 


X. NORTHERN. 


. Durham - - 
. Northumberland 
. Cumberland - 
. Westmorland 


Xi. WELSH. 
- Monmouth - 


. South Wales” - 
. North Wales - 


. THE METROPOLIS 
1]. SOUTH EASTERN 
ll. SOUTH MIDLAND 
IV. EASTERN - 
V. SOUTH WESTERN 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND 
Vil. NORTH MIDLAND 

Vill. NORTH WESTERN 
IX. YORK - - 
X. NORTHERN - 
Xl. WELSH -~— - 


of the Poor Law Board. 
* 


. 


Area 
in Statute 


Acres. 


692,999 
1,319,391 


1,687,639 
730,915 
1,236,082 


754,183 
1,249,299 
1,001,273 

487,567 


432,906 
2,816,599 
1,977,376 


78,029 
4,065,105 
3,201,290 
3,214,099 
4,994,490 
3,848,666 
3,537,007 
2,012,390 
3,654,636 
3,492,322 


5,226,881 











Total 
Population 


in 1851. 


423,526 
2,067,301 


1,340,051 
254,352 
194,644 


411,679 
303,568 
195,492 

58,387 


177,130 
607,456 
404,328 


2,362,236 
1,628,386 
1,234,332 
1,113,982 
1,803,291 
2,132,930 
1,214,538 
2,490,827 
1,789,047 

969,126 


1,188,914 


ENGLAND AND WALES - (37,324,915 |17,927,609 








Number of 


Persons 
aged. 
20 Years 
and 
upwards. 


229,013 
1,122,817 


U2 11s 
142,672 


107,159 


216,638 
166,152 
106,908 

31,762 


96,821 
326,367 
218,492 


1,394,963 
887,134 
660,775 
603,720 
978,024 

1,160,387 
654,679 

¥,351,830 
961,945 
521,460 
641,680 


9,816,597 











55 


Ratio per Cent. of Persons aged 
20 Years and upwards, 

















, occupied in 
na 
EAs renee 
E ‘ ® 

gua| € | 2 | 38 
Bee] a ak 
ae 5 = as 
See) 2 bok | SB 
oc g = eS ae 
= < = ae 
(24) | @) | ©) | @ 
25.2 OP) EO" VoL" 0). ead 
30°2 | 6°7 | 22-6) 5°5 | 
23°% | 40°S) 22° 2) ae 
34°5. ) GSS) 4° O77 Saray 
OO. | VERS AN 2" 4 | Ae" 
272 9'6 28.) 776 | 
20°31 ERto 2°38 | 4027 
25°2 | ZOO, |a5G08 7d. 
24'Or | GOS [he Crit 2am 
22:02} gsighy ia * 8.) 20" 7s 
BQ DB vile 7 Mae i peat 
206 t OtFO 12 13"2 | Sve 
(a) | ©) "| Cong 
GHC} = Tea 6*0 He 398 
orn.) 20°s | | 28 2°4 | 
28°32 1 25"Z 7°1 2°4 [| 
27°4 | 26°5 | 410 iad F 
28°6 | 23-3 | 4:6] 5:6] 
219 81) [ong 5 a2 f 426 
B4°§.\'2427 | 6:4 | e937 
29°38 \- 8° 3.) 27°S 1) gem 
QR gs | Berra 7'3 | 
27°7 | 161 | 4+2 | 72°4 | 
21°83 Ali 25:7 2° 5 ul AOrail 
3Y"o | 16°1 "|S o4e eee 


56 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


With the view of giving greater clearness to the industrial statistics ; 
the ratios have, when above the average of their respective Groups, 
been printed in italics; but, when at the average, or below it, ordinary 
figures have been employed. 


The Groups (a), (c), and (d) containing a great variety of employ- 
ments, a column for special occupations has been printed, opposite to 
each Union.* In this Column particular branches of industry are 
named, with references to the Groups, whenever the number of persons 
employed appeared sufficiently important to require notice. The agri- 
cultural Group (0), not being characterized by varieties to the same 
extent, required no elucidation beyond the computed ratios. For the 
sake of brevity, the names of the products, whether wrought or 
unwrought, are given in this column instead of the names of the 
occupations, e.g., “copper” for copper-mining ; “silk” for silk 
manufactures. 


To save space in printing the Pauper Statistics of each Union, the 
ordinary returns, given in extenso in Table No.1, have been reduced 
under four heads; namely, 1. Able-bodied; 2. Not Able-bodied ; 3. In- 
sane; 4. Vagrants; at the same time, the distinction of In-door from 
Out-door Paupers has been preserved. 


The reference numbers to the Union Counties and Unions are the 
same as those printed in the Census; and, employed in the Registrar- 
general’s Returns, place for place; except in those instances where 
the registration districts include two or more poor-law unions or 
parishes. In such cases the Census number has been retained, and the 
separation into parts marked by a letter added to the original number ; 
thus, Kensington, which in the Census stands as number 1, is divided 
into three places for poor-law purposes, and the several parts are 
marked accordingly; 1 a.—Kensington. 16.—Fulham. 1 c.—Pad- 
dington. 


Poor Law Board, Whitchall, \ FREDERICK PURDY, 
9 October 1857. Statistical Department. 


No. 18. 


Poor Rare Return.—Exrract from Remarks prefixed to the Return 
made to Parliament of the Poor Rate Return for the Year ended 
at Lady-day 1857. [No. 77. (D.) Sess. 2. 1857.] 


Tue Return, now published, of Poor’s Rates levied and expended in 
England and Wales, during the year 1856-57, is the j/iftieth authentic 
statement of the annual series. 


The date of each return, the Poor Rates levied, and the sums ex- 
pended in relief, are’ severally exhibited, for the complete series, in the 
following list. The official sources of information are also indicated 
therein. 





* Vide Returns (B) and (C) of the parliamentary series entitled “ Poor Rates and 
Pauperism.” 


























* Note.—The parochial year ended at Easter, up to and inclusive of the year 
1813-14; since that time, it has always terminated at Lady-day. 





1857. | of the Poor Law Board. 57 
%. 
| List of 
Amount | Returns. 
PAROCHIAL! Amount of thereof Reference to the official publication of the 
smi iF Poor Rates |Expended in Rag 
YEARS. Levied. | Relicf tothe een 
Poor. 
£ £ 
Second Beokk of Select Committee of the | 
1775-76* | 1,720,317 | 1,556,804 } House of Commons on Poor Laws. Ses- 
sion 1777. 
1782-83* ae Report from Select Committee of the House | 
1783-84" [2,167,750 Bee 36 ; of Commons on certain Returns relative to | 
1784-85* yeevenago) Greer) the state of the Poor. Session 1787. 
Abstract of Returns relative to the Poor. 
1802-3* 5,348,205 | 4,077,891 } House of Commons Paper, No. 175, Ses- | 
sion 1804. 
1812-13* | 8,646,841 | 6,656,106 Abstract of Returns relative to the Poor. | 
1813-14* | 8,388,974 | 6,294,581 ; House of Commons Paper, No. 82, Ses- § 
1314-15 7,457,076 | 5,418,846 sion 1818, 

1815-16 | 6,937,425 | 5,724,839 | | 2 
 .. Sali ee | Report from the Select Committee on Poor { 
: 91320,449 | 73970; \ Rate Returns. House of Commons Paper, 

1818-19 |. 8,932,185, | 7,510,704 No. 556, Session 1822. 

1819-20 | 8,719,655 | 7,330,254 | 

1820-21 | 8,411,893 | 6,959,251 | J 

1821-22 4,761,441 | 6,358,704 |] Report from the Select Committee on Poor | 

1822-23 | 6,898,153 | 5,772,962 } Rate Returns. House of Commons Paper, 

1823-24 | 6,836,505 | 5,736,900 No. 334, Session 1825. . 

1824-25 | 6,972,323 | 5,786,989 |] 

1825-26 | 6,965,051 | 5,928,502 | | tes Rate Returns, House of Commons | 

1826-27 97845352 | 6,441,088 ; 

1827-98 Paton 6,298,000 ( Paper, No. 83, Session 1830. 

1828-29 7,642,171 | 6,332,410 | J 

1829-30 | 8,111,422 | 6,829,042 | ] 

Payee ei Heep | Poor Rate! Returns. House of Commons 

* 5) 5) Moss ; 

1832-33 8,606,501 | 6,790,800 | | Paper, No. 444, Session 1835. 

1833-34 8,338,079 6,3 17,255 J 

1834-35 7,373,807 | 5,526,418 | | 2d Annual Report of the Poor Law Commis- 

1835-36 6,354,538 | 4,717,630 \ sioners, Appendix Kh, 

1836-37 5,294,566 | 4,044,741 3d ditto, Appendix D. 

1837-38 3,186,389 | 4,123,604 | 4th ditto, Appendix D. 

1838-39 5,613,939 | 4,406,907 | 5th ditto, Appendix KE. F 

1839-40 | 6,014,605 | 4,576,965 7th ditto, Appendix F. 

1840-41 | 6,351,828 | 4,760,929 | 8th ditto, Appendix F. 

1841-42 | 6,552,890 | 4,911,498 | 9th ditto, Appendix D, 

1842-43 | 7,085,595 | 5,208,027 | 10th ditto, Appendix C. 

1843-44 | 6,847,205 | 4,976,093 | 11th ditto, Appendix C. 

1844-45 | 6,791,006 | 5,039,703 | 12th ditto, Appendix C. 

1845-46 | 6,800,623 | 4,954,204 | 13th ditto, Appendix C. 

1846-47 | 6,964,825 | 5,298,787 | 14th ditto, Appendix C. 

{ 1st Annual Report of the Poor Law Board, 

1847-48 7,817,430 | 6,180,764 Appendix. 

1848-49 | 7,674,146 | 5,792,963 | 2d ditto, Appendix. 

1849-50 | 7,270,493 | 5,398,022 | 3d ditto, Appendix. 

1850-51 6,778,914 | 4,962,704 | 4th ditto, Appendix. | 

1851-52 6,552,298 | °4,897,685 5th ditto, Appendix. 

1852-53 6,522,412 | 4,939,004 6th ditto, Appendix. 

1853-54 6,973,220 | 5,282,853 7th ditto, Appendix. 

1854-55 7,864,149 | 5,890,041 8th ditto, Appendix. 

1855-56 8,201,348 | 6,004,244 9th ditto, Appendix. é' 

1856-57 8,139,003 | 5,898,756 10th ditto, Appendix; and, this Return. 
ST SP S| 


58 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


Extent of The references above, will enable the reader to consult the original 

cela publications, where all that is known authentically of the Poor Rate 
expenditure is printed. He will find the rates levied; and, the sums 
expended in relief, and for other purposes, given parochially for the 
years 1775-76; 1782-85; 1802-3; 1812-15; 1834-85; 1837-38: the 
sums expended in relief only, printed separately for each parish, for 
the years 1815-16 to 1833-34: but, that subsequent to 1837-38 the 
particulars of the levy and expenditure are published in unions. 


“ Relief,” It will be observed in the foregoing list, that the sums expended in 

ne relief to the poor, always fall short of the sums levied as Poor Rates ; 
this fact is due to the circumstance of many charges, unconnected 
with pauperism, being legally payable from the rates. According to 
the present return, the sum expended in relief, was only 70°7 per 
cent. of the total expenditure. 


es The portion of the rate spent in relief, has considerably diminished 
Stee °*?® in recent, as compared with former periods. The following Table 
exhibits the result of a comparison of the ten years ended at 1822, 


with the ten years ended at 1857. 


Yearly Average of 





Ratio per Cent. 
Parochial Years. _ of 
(a) Relief (6) Total (a) to (0). 
to the Poor Expenditure. 
. £ £ ? 
1813-1822 - - 6,704,101 8,284,788 80°9 
1848-1857 - = 55524,410 7,567,040 43°O 


ep rones of This change has taken place from two causes ; firstly, the amounts 
ief, é A ° 
and increase Spent in relief have greatly decreased since 1834; secondly, the amounts 
Chara payable out of the Poor Rates in respect of “County, Hundred, 
‘or Borough Rate, or Police Rate,” have greatly increased since that 
year ; while many additional charges have been thrown upon the rate ; 
such as payments to public Vaccinators ; payments on account of the 
Registration Act ; payments in respect of Parliamentary or Municipal 
Registration, and costs of Jury Lists ; expenses incurred for sanitary 
purposes ; payments for burial boards and burial grounds; and some 
other charges unconnected with relief. 


Compilation The annual Poor Rate Returns are compiled from the local returns, 
Returns. forwarded to the Poor Law Board, by the clerks to the Guardians 
of places which are in union; and, by the overseers of the poor of 
those parishes, which are either under the provisions of the 43d Eliza- 


beth, cap. 2. ; or, which claim to be incorporated under Gilbert’s Act. 


Publication. _ Some time necessarily elapses, after the expiration of the parochial 
year, before the publication of the return takes place; because, the 
information furnished by the clerks, can only be prepared by them, 
from the parochial and union accounts, after they have been audited. 
The books and vouchers of 600 Unions, and 14,200 Parishes, at least, 
undergo the scrutiny of the District Auditors, twice a year. Those 
documents represent the transactions of the Boards of Guardians, and 
of more than 36,000 officers, inclusive of the overseers, all of whom 
are directly amenable to the audit, in respect of Poor Rates and re- 
ceipts in aid, which they have collected or disbursed. 


focal Ad- ,, Considerable diversity exists in the constitution of the tocal bodies 
of Relief, in England, to whose hands the legislature has entrusted the administra- 


tion of relief; and, it will be convenient to exhibit here, a short state- 


1857. | of the Poor Law Board. 59 


ment of the number of parishes which, at the present time, fall under 
each description of management; premising, however, that every 
place maintaining, or liable to maintain, its own poor is termed a 
‘ Parish,” for the purposes of the statement. 





Authority. Description. Oe 

Poor Law Amendment Act - | 585 unions - - - - | 13,964 
20 single parishes - - - 20 

Local Acts (various) - - | 21 unions - - - - 320 
15 single parishes - - ° 15 

Gilbert’s Act (22 Geo. 3. ¢.83) - |. 12 unions - - r - 200 
2 single parishes -  - - 2 

43d Elizabeth, cap. 2 = - | 89 parishes (including the Scilly 89 


Islands as one parish). 





ToTaL - - 14,610 





Of the statistics presented to Parliament, under the title of “ Poor Complete- 
Rates and Pauperism,” the Poor Rate Return is, in respect of the ess ot the 
number of parishes included, the most complete. It represents the 
sums, raised and expended as poor rates in 14,603 parishes ; leaving 
only seven small parishes unrepresented ; six of which are not known 
to have any poor. 


The entire population of England and Wales, is thus represented, 
in relation to the Poor Rate Return :— 
Population in 1851. 











14,603 Parishes returned = - - - - - - 17,900,298 
7 Parishes unreturned - - = - - > 4,929 
Extra-parochial places - - - - = 225382 

ToTaL - - 17,927,609 








The ‘“extra-parochial” places, noticed in this statement, were Extra-paro- 
not, heretofore, liable to maintain their own poor ; but they are now chial Places. 
becoming parishes, under the operation of 20 Vict. cap. 19 (Extra- 
parochial Places Act) ; to what extent this will increase the number 
of parishes cannot, at present, be stated. 


The present deviates from previous returns, in the manner of clas- New 
sifying the heads of expenditure, which are now placed in three boataonee 
sections :—namely, penditure. 
« (A.)\—Amount expended for relief to the poor, and purposes con- 
“ nected therewith.” 

“ (B.)—Amount expended for purposes unconnected with relief.” 

«“ (C.)—Amount expended for purposes some of which are connected 
“¢ and others unconnected with relief to the poor.” 


This arrangement exhibits, with greater clearness than the former 
one, how much of the expenditure of the poor rates is due to pauper- 
ism ; and, how much, to the incidence of other charges. 


The column in the return which contains the expense of Medical Medical 
Relief only, consists of salaries to the medical officers ; extra medical “""" 
fees paid to them under the general consolidated order of the Poor 
Law Commissioners ; also, the cost (if any) of medical and surgical 
appliances, and drugs. The sums in this column are not additional 
to those given in column 1, §(A.) of the return ; because, the various 
items of Medical Relief are included in sub-columns (e) or (/), as 
forming a portion of the “ Relief to the Poor.” 


60 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 




















Value of The net annual value of property assessed to the poor’s rate has 
pele been returned in respect of three parochial years ; namely, 
YEARS. Net Annual Value. pete eee £.| Amount levied. 
£ se.  d, £ 

1840-41 “ - - 62,540,030 2'.0"4 6,351,828 

1846-47 - - - 67,320,587 o1 a8 6,964,825 

1849-50 - - - 67,700,153 2) 1°38 75270,493 
Receipts The following Table exhibits the Poor Rate Returns, in a condensed 


By) Hagen form, for the last three years, with the rate per head, on the estimated 


pos. population, of the amount levied as Poor’s Rate, and of the amount 
’ expended in relief :-— 


























Years RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. RATE per HEAD. 
= ee 
a i Relief to Relief 
| Lady- | From Poor | Reccipts All other é A 
oad Rates. tm Aad. TOTAL. eoule Purposes. TOTAL. Levy. pote 
£ £ £ £ £ £ 8. ds" hee ad, 
1855 | 7,864,149 | 310,805 | 8,174,954 | 5,890,041 | 2,199,346 | 8,089,387 | 8 43 | 6 3 
1856 | 8,201,348 | 295,110 | 8,496,458 | 6,004,244 | 2,207,768 |-8,212,012 | 8 71/6 33 
1857 | 8,139,003 | 301,987 | 8,440,990 | 5,898,756 | 2,440,454 | 8,339,210} 8 54/6 13 





Principal The principal heads of expenditure, which constitute “Relief to 

Oh ’s a. the Poor,” are shown in the next Table, together with the average price 

stitute, of wheat for the three years. ‘The amounts entered in sub-column (e), 
lel to 


the Poor. 8 “Other expenses of or immediately connected with relief,” contain 
the sums expended for the maintenance of pauper lunatics in asylums 
and licensed houses ; this was separately returned for 1856-57, for the 
first time, when it appeared to be 377,6581. 11s. 





EXPENDED IN RELIEF TO THE POOR. 








asaee S : : Average 
ended (a) (0) ie — (e) Pe 
an Other 2 
me ies Worms® | Salaries | Expenses | goas, | Wheat 
n-Main- : ire an ations or or : : 
Lady-day.| tenance. Out-Relief. Bepael é he immediately Imperial 
oe Interest Officers. connected Quarter. 
thereon. with Relief. 
£ £ £ £ £ £ lB 


1855 1,093,712 | 3,192,909 210,568 619,969 772,883 | 5,890,041 40 
1856 | 1,139,902 | 3,239,535 | 208,576 | 633,147 | 783,084 | 6,004,244 75 
1857 1,088,558 | 3,152,278 217,196 637,629 803,095 | 5,898,756 65 


Ww & oO 


| 
Thesamein The separate charges for relief, including the maintenance of pauper 


Divisions, iunatics in asylums, are exhibited, in the next Table, for each division 
of the kingdom, during the year ended at Lady-day 1857 : 


1857.] 


of the Poor Law Board. 


61 


EE, 


WHEREOF WAS EXPENDED FOR 














TOTAL 
(a) (0) (c) (d) (e) (f) 
RELIEF Salaries 
DIVISIONS. ee Workhouse — ae ie 
to the In- lat are eats eas Officers, of, or 
mainten- | Out-Relief.) 4. jams or | Repaid and | including imme- 
. ance. : Li eanaed Interest |the Sums re-|diately con- 
POOR. anaes thereon. |paid by Her} nected with 
3 Majesty’s Relief. 
Treasury. 
£ 8. £8: £1 8: on = 28: £ 8: £ so. Lge 
I. THE METROPOLIS = 867,335 6] 302,235 6] 242,802 Io 84,990 8 45,311 12 82,450 2] 106,545 8 
H. SOUTH EASTERN - | 729,209 17 | 155,496 19 | 363,844 17 | 43,686 13 | 14,348. 14 | 90,796.13] ss,056 x 
Hl. SOUTH MIDLAND - | 550,834 4] 84498 3 | 330,752 2] 35,427 18] 13,276 15 | 62,167 18] 33,9¢r 8 
IV. EASTERN - - | 533,870 6| 85,565 14 | 319,234 8| 23,680 1 | 14,043 15 | 62,333 15 | 29,012 13 
V. SOUTH WESTERN - 683,382 1 86,846 3] 430,150 14] 35,945 12 25,073 147 43,089 13 31,0760 2 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND - 601,638 1 | I0l,099 47 | 322,010 19 | 46,416 3} 21,966 5} 471,328 11 38,516 16 
Vil. NORTH MIDLAND - | 353,534 17 | 0,310 17 | 215,006 9 | 22,048 1/| 09,892 12 | 34,679 16] 18,86) 2 
Vill. NORTH WESTERN - | 35,524 x5 | 104,887 14 | 241,303 14] 32,034 14] 34998 19 | 64,030 12 | 54,280 2 
IX, YORK - - = = | 406,473 13 | 38,78 2 | 248,987 5 | 23,400 4] 33,707 11 | 38183 9 | 26,433. 2 
X, NORTHERN - - | 236,893 2] 33,000 8| 144,390 11 | 11,145 13] 8593 4] 23,978 13 | 15,789 8] 
Xl. WELSH = = | 390,963 6] 28,876 5 | 291,702 14 | 15,591 19 9,475 17 | 30,118 o| 15,208 11 
ENGLAND AND WALES {5,393,756 8 |1,088,557 18 |3,152,278 3 | 377,638 11 | 217,196 1 | 637,629 2] 425,436 13 





In the next Table the population is estimated up to the middle of Ratio of 
the parochial year 1856-57, at the ratio of increase which took place Chae 
between 1841 and 1851; the rate per head, for “Relief to the Poor,” total Relief, 
computed on that estimate ; and the per centage, which each of the 


principal heads of relief bears to the total relief, exhibited : 


Proportion per Cent. to Total Relief, of 
ene 
(a) b 


= 
ie) 
wa 
—_ 
Q 
~~ 
<— 
® 
~~ 
S 
~ 


Rate per 
Head 
Expended 
in Relief 
to 
the Poor. 


Estimated 
DIVISIONS. 
Population. 


In-Main- 
tenance. 
Out-Relief. 
Maintenenee 
of Lunatics 
in Asylums. 
Workhouse 
Loans and 
Interest. 
Salaries and 
Rations of 
Officers. 
Other Expen- 
ses of Relief. 





a. 


S. 


= 
» 


we hm fb ON WH 


28°0 | 10° 
50°! 
§9°2 
59°8 
62°9 
53°5 
60°8 
45°1 
61°2 
61°90 
74°4 


2,638,000 
1,718,000 
1,289,000 
1,157,000 
1,833,000 
2,274,000 
1,281,000 
2,779,000 
1,917,000 
1,060,000 
1,261,000 


19,207,000 


34°8 
27°23 
15°1 
16°0 
122 7 
16°8 
14° 2 
19°6 
ie Ss 
13°9 
74 


1, THE METROPOLIS 
Il. SOUTH EASTERN 
Ill. SOUTH MIDLAND 
IV. EASTERN 
V. SOUTH WESTERN 
VI. WEST MIDLAND 
Vil. NORTH MIDLAND 
Vill. NORTH WESTERN 
IX. YORK 
X. NORTHERN 
Xl. WELSH - 


Nwmnrnds OM a 
an Ap mM HAs 


LOA wg DA Qwm f WV 


6 
8 
8 
9 
7 
5 
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62 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. ;, 


CostofMe- The sums expended in “Medical Relief only,” during the three — 
dical Relief, 1 . 
ast years, were as follows : 


1854-55 —s- : : - £231,682 
1855-56 - : : 3 931,872 
1856-57" " ; - 2 : : 231,623 


esamein The Medical Relief for each Division in 1856-57, is shown by the 

visions. next Table; the rate per cent. which it bears to the “ Total Relief 
to the Poor,” and the rate per head on the estimated population, is 
also exhibited. 


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; Ratio per Cent. Rate 

Expended in _ which per Head on 

DEVE he Relicf oaly «“ Tee Rekot to| the Estimated 

| ' : the Poor. tal Population. 
Spake. Ss. d, 

I. THE METROPOLIS - - 26,053 19 3°0 Ox. 213347 
Ii, SOUTH EASTERN - - 35,197 19 4°8 Oo 4°92 
Hi. SOUTH MIDLAND - 26,648 6 4°8 °o 4°96 
IV. EASTERN - - - - 24,439 6 4°6 Oi, 5207 
V. SOUTH WESTERN = - 27,805 10 40% Oo 3°64 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND - - - 25,654 18 4°3 © 2°70 
Vil. NORTH MIDLAND - - 13,893 7 3°9 ° 2°60 
Vill. NORTH WESTERN - - 19,308 0 3°6 o 1°67 
IX. YORK - - ~ - 13,825 11 3°4 Qo. 4°93 
X. NORTHERN - - : y118 4 30 On 1°61 
Xl, WELSH - = 11,678 1 3:0 Qin. 2 22 
ENGLAND AND WALES - 231,623 4 3°9 o 2°89 





cd * a * * 


Industrial In Returns (B.) and (C.) of the “Poor Rates and Pauperism” series, 
Statistics. the Industrial Statistics are printed opposite to each Union ; but, in 
consequence of the number of columns, which the Poor Rate Return 
comprises, it was found impracticable to pursue the same plan here. 
However, since the Unions are arranged, according to their reference 
numbers, in all the Returns, no difficulty will present itself in making 
a comparison of the Poor Rate Statistics, with the Industrial Statistics 
for separate Unions. The Industrial Statistics have been printed for 
Union Counties and Divisions in the Comparative Statement, at p. 68., 


et seq. 
Poor Law Board, ~ FREDERICK PURDY, 
27th April 1858. } Statistical Department. 


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No. 19.—SummManry of the Poor RatE Returns for the Year end 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE - += = @ 











(A.)—Expended for Relief to the Poor, and Purposes connect 





Receipts ; 
in Aid of 1—Reli 
Poor | 

DIVISIONS CAE HERE eM EE Ta ai 
Pon Rates, (a) (0) (c) (d) (e) (Ff 
aed inclusive | ToTAaL ay =) 8h Bo 
Bee. : 3 a Sai 2 s Bs) 
UNION- Ff AY | Receipts. = 8 5S ga _ S| % 2 
Coun sins, ff Pte | ee aa rs |e833| ,8 
payments 2 os aa 3 SS Ss 2 : 

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by Her E 82 le | 3s <8 25 
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mM We 3 = . is 
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1. THE METROPOLIS. Cs) 2s. £ es £ @)' & 6) 6 &) & oe 2. eee 


1*| Middlesex (part of) [1,042,001 13 | $0,314 9 [1,092,316 2 
2*| Surrey (part of) - | 271,590 8/ 11,287 1 | 282,877 9 
8*| Kent (part of) - | 67,06115] 2,709 14 | 69,771 9 


Totals - 41,380,65316| 64,311 4 |1,444,065 0 [302,235 6 | 242,802 10 | 87,990 8 | 45,311 12 |82,450 2 106,54 


229,651 0 {178.487 7 | 70,056 x1 | 33,069 9 | 60,194 6 | 82,366 
§9,028 3 | $0,933 12 | 15,015 10 | 9,917 14 | 18,050 1 | 20,85€ 
13,556 3 | 16,381 11 | 2,918 7 | 2,324 9 | 4,205 15 | 3,324 


























il. SOUTH EASTERN. 


1* Surrey  (Extra- 130,264 1 | 8,119 17 | 147,383 18 | 19,524 19 | 48,436 2 | 5,239 2] 2,691 § | 11,719 3 | 11,95: 























Metropolitan). 

9*| Kent (Extra-Me- [245,720 1g | 9,084 9 | 254,805 4 ] 45,783 11 | 86,286 14 | 13,349 10 | 4,633 7 | 24,908 16 | 15,954 
tropolitan). 

4| Sussex - + -4194,194 9 | 10,340 14 | 204,495 3 | 35,335 16 | 91,196 15 | 7,928 9 | 3,224 3 | 19,518 17 | 9,70: 
5 | Southampton  - J212,428 4 | 6,592 16| 219,021 3 | 36,834 © | 90,565 10 | 10,040 16 | 3,615 17 | 21,702 19 | 11,86 
6| Berks - - + $126,532 s | 4,971 § |13%,503 10 | 18,018 13 | 49,359 16 | 7,068 16 | 3,384 2 | 12,946 18 | 6,478 
Totals  - [918,099 17 |39,109 1 [957,208 18 ]155,496 19 | 365,844 17 | 43,656 13 | 17,548 14 | 90,796 13 | 55,95 





il. SOUTH MIDLAND. 


1*| Middlesex (Extra- | 93,986 10 | 3,281 9 99,267 19 
Metropolitan). 


7| Hertford - = - [106,362 17 | 2,931 14 | 109,094 14 
8 | Buckinghani - | 96,423 © | 2,568 16 | 98,991 16 
9 | Oxford - - - 97 99,971 © | 3,224 I | 103,195 1 
10 | Northampton - [121,956 4 | 3,102 11 |} 125,058 1¢ 
/11 | Huntingdon - | 35,394 17 | 1,072 16 | 36,464 13 
12 | Bedford - - f 64,551 10 | 1,824 17 | 66,346 4 
13 | Cambridge - - 114,674 9 | 3,240 10 | 120,944 19 


15,920 3 | 24,968 6 | 4,656 14 | 2,082 19 | 9,569 14 | 4,04( 
15,829 § | 41,412 12 | 3,846 3] 1,758 17 | 8,688 15 | 4,65! 
8,675 19 | 47,202 16 | 4,924 6 | 1,837 4 | 7,483 18 | 3,404 
11,621 14 | 51,482 10 | 6,014 18 | 3,134 61] 9,829 1 | 3,10} 
10,605 3 | 61,208 § | 6,369 6 754 19 | 9,664 18 | 4,79% 
3,246 12 | 16,943 13 | 1,666 15 | 1,072 16 | 2,596 3 | 2,571 
6,659 9 | 39,738 7 | 3,225 11 277 2) 5,729 13 | 3,41} 
12,199 18 | $6,795 13 | 4,924 § | 2,358 12 | 8,605 16 | 4,474 


Totals - | 738,320 7 | 21,076 17 |759,397 4 











84,458 3 | 330,752 2 | 35,427 18 | 13,276 15 | 62,167 18 38,75 















IV. EASTERN. | 
14{ Essex - - =~ [223,777 7 | 6,563 1 |229,340 8] 33,499 15 | 94,213 15 | 7,967 11 PPS,698 15 | 21,036 9 | 12,10} 
15 | Suffolk- + -[194,06§ § | 4,365 11 | 201,430 16 | 20,886 3 | 96,435 © | 4,120 18 | 1,886 3 | 19,483 19 | 4,30) 
16 | Norfolk - = $245,247 lo | 8,874 6 | 254,121 16 | 31,179 16 | 128,585 13 | 8,591 15 | 6,458 17 | 21,813 7 9,81) 








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14,043 15 | 62,333 15 | 29,01) 


85,565 14 | 319,284 8 | 23,680 1 


—— |§ ——$__- ————— 


Totals - 1 662,090 2 | 22,802 18 | 684,893 0 


V. SOUTH WESTERN. 
17{ Wilts - + +=] 156,146 1] 4,816 8 |160,962. 6 | 16,234 6 | 80,254 12 | 8,946 14 
18 | Dorset - - - 103,670 19 | 2,765 9 | 106,436 8] 8,993 1 | $1,925 19 | 4,038 § 
19 | Devon - - - $242,393 3 | 11,752 16 254,148 G9} 25,960 10 | 129,410 14 | 12,987 3 
20 | Cornwall -  - 104,953 16 | 3,737 8 | 108,691 4e4° 10,874 14 | $0,398 12 | 4,915 11 
21 | Somerset 244,134 4] 6,809 © | 250,943 4 | 24,480 12 | 114,860 17 | 8,088 19 


Totals - 3 











2,642 1 | 16,108 18 | 6,819 
2,032 6 | 9,828 0 | 3,95} 


11,223 I§ | 19,592 9 | 8,54) 


5,423 © | 8,023 0 | 4,58) 
4,352 15 | 10,537 18 | 7,14) 


86,846 3 | 430,150 14 | 35,945 12 | 25,673 17 | 73,689 13 31,07| 


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851,298 3 | 29,880 18 | 881,179 1 


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herewith : with Relief and partly a 
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23.801 2 42,830 6 344 9} 1,936. 4 853 13 | 1,304 9 696 2 | 25,509 If 280,477 159 5,220 0 | 2*f 
1801 3 | 3402 5 f 72,83 | 
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1,801 of 26,499 7 | 1,362 11 | 1,122 8 644° 1 Or 12 224 19 | 4,246 4 206,734 69 .4,64¢ 21 4 
_ 1,219 10 | 48,428 16 448.16; 1,370 II 928 2 565 15 IOI I | 6,191 19 9234,242 7 § 8,212 12; 5 
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13.932 8| syo19| 381 3 | 402 15] 272 19 661 4 4 f 100,730 of 3,089 10 | 7 | 
16,2%4 6} 1,637 9 2 06,537 19 | 4,026 17 | 8] 
12,692 4 4} 1,482 15 105,056 64 3,680 8} 9 
21,003 16 | 1,089 13 j £20,049 18 § 3,740 12 10 e 
6,192 1 gay rit - “rgBor8 138 13 10g 10 af 133 °3"| 35,863 of 1,158 6] 11 
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26,291 11 569 9! 438 4} 48t 6} 455 12 J 931 19 | 3,204 19 §122,809 19 | 4.422 4 | 13) 

















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249,406 18 | 4,674 8 | 16 


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| 42,133 19 | 1,264 10| 1,35t 7 848 8 | 289 12 § 20% 15 
31,484 10 | 1,167 ©} 1,155 7 829 19 542 19 460 x0 
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14,334 6 | 981 17 | 530 4 366 Ir | 433 10 66 
29,197 3 | 3,191 13 | 1,702 13 } 1,037 15 j08 17 130 


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8,048 2 9 100,440 6 § 2,997 11 | 20 
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29,791 38 $871,340 5 927,805 10 


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RECEIPTS. 
i. 2. 3. 
Receipts 
in Aid of 
“DIVISIONS a 
From 56g 
and inclusive | TOTAL 
UNION- Poor’. | | of atty | peceigts. 
LOOUNTIES, | Motes ak 
payments 
by Her 
Majesty’s 
Treasury. 

Vi. WEST MIDLAND. £ ss. 
Gloucester - - 7211,682 5 | 8,083 5 | 219,765 10 
Hereford - -{ 81,024 1§ | 2,046 12 | 593,071 47 
Salop -  - - | 99,761 4 | 6,199 1 | 105,960 5 
Stafford - - $216,026 5 | 6,594 4 | 222,620 9 
Worcester - - 110,525 § | 4,421 1 |114,946 6 
Warwick - = ~-4192,191 11 | 5,440 8 | 197,931 19 

Totals ~ ae ae Sok 33,084 11 | 914,295 16 
Vil, NORTH MIDLAND. : 
Leicester’ = - - {109,382 61 3.332 § |112,714 11 
Rutland - ~ | 11,458 14 331 16 | 11,810 10 
Lincoln -  ={ 180,040 10 | 3,448 2 | 185,818 12 
Nottingham- - {116,499 8 | 2,913 7 | 119,412 15 
Derby - - ~-{| 77,052 15 | 2,413 14 | 79,466 9 
Totals - ae, 433 ee 14,789 4 | 509,222 17 
Vill. NORTH WESTERN. 
Chester - | = #129,699 16 |. 6,927 § |136,627 1 
Lancaster - - | 696,343 16 | 28,564 § | 724,908 1 
Totals ~| 826,043 12 | 35,491.10 | 861,535 2 
IX. YORKSHIRE. | 2 tee 
West Riding - [383,488 4 | 16,500 17 401,989. 4. 
East Riding - ff 91,140 6 | 2,857. 2 | 93,997 8: 
North Riding - |} 68,733 18 | 2,386 8 | 41,120. 6 
Totals  - {545,862 11 |21,744 7 | 567,106 18 
X, NORTHERN. | 
Durham - = 4137,440 10 | 2,305 2 | 139,745 12 

Northumberland - | 116,483 14 | 2,973 3 | 119,456 14 
Cumberland - 61,454 13-| 1,782 13 | 63,2347 6 
Westmorland -{ 18,402 1 | 1,443 4 | 19,847 8 

Totals  - {838,780 18 | 8,506 5 |342,287 8 

Xi, WELSH. | | 
Monmouth - -J] 71,919 8 | 2,025 ©} 43,044 8 
South Wales ~ | 242,254 18 | 5,059 14 | 244,314 12 
North Wales - 1193,838 © | 4,105 3 |197,640 3 

Totals - |507.709 3 |11,190 0 |518,899 8 





TOTALS of Eng- 





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OTALS of Ens} 13,139,008. 7 [801,986 15 [8,440,900 2 


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[183% 


ce bapa pea RR ee ee ee of Poor Rate Returns for the Year ende 


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(A.)—Expended for Relief to the Poor, and Purposes connect 





(a) 


In-Maintenance. 


£ 
28,152 
4,828 
12,338 
23,895 
11,841 
20,042 











(5) 


Out-Relief. 


£ 
83,010 
24,964 
34,768 
40,408 16 
38,844 19 
66,616 6 


10 


1 


if 


Ss. 





—_ 
® 
— 


in Asylums or Licensed 


Maintenance of Lunatics 
Houses. 


Baal 
10,186 19 
2,116 -4 
6,756 7 
9,752 8 
6,265 15 
11,638. 10 





7 | 322,010 19 | 46,716 3 


101,099 


12,413 
1,230 14 
17,857 9 
I1,241 4 
4,564 10 


17 





47,967 13 
4,915 2 
89,750 12 
46,793 © 
25,580 2 


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4,916 10 

436 
7,298 
5:537 
3,890 


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2 
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50,310 17 | 215,006 9 | 22,078 1 


12,987 18 
92,099 16 





188,441 9 


52,954 7 


6,051 0 
25,983 14 





104,887 14 | 241,895 14 | 32,034 14 


39,92r 10 
» 93799 39 
6,149 13 


180,238 4 


34,653 9 


34098 72 





15,482 16 


4,971 16 
2,946 12 





p5781 2 2 1248,987 5 123,401 4 


10,594 17 
10,700 12 
8,846 16 
2,858 3 


49,155 3 
60,611 18 
26,071 1 

8,552 9 


33,000 8 | 144,890 11 | 11,145. 18 


i | a | ne 


6,546 9 
12,801 1 


9,528 17 


28,876 65 | 291,702 14 | 15,581 19 


1,088,557 18 |8,152,278 3 |877,65811 {217,196 1 


32.447 11 
136,246 12 


123,008 It 


3,727 II 
4,308 10. 
2,584 6 

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s41 12 | £,680 16 | 1,817 
5,187 1 | 10,426 13 | 7,394) 
7,170 11 | 15,809 8 | 8,499) 
1,248 13 | 8,674 14 | 4,902} 
2,933 14 \'15,381 8 |. 8,572) 
21,966 5 | 71,328 11 | 38,516 
3,448 1 | 8,628 4 4,838 
30 4 | 1,065 11 300) 
2,085 19 | 14,897 12 | 6,904) 
1,621 3} 7,124 84 3,418 
2,107 2 | 5,964 1 2,985) 
9,592 12 | 37,679 16 | 18, 867 
2,991 47 | 10,611 15 | 7,161) 
38,004 12 | 54,318 17 | 47,118 
37,995. 19 | 64,930 12 | 54,280; 
10,413 1 | 24,723 12 18,46 { 
1,971 14| 6,925 2] 4,331 
1,332 16 | 6,506 15 | 3,33 
13,717 11 |88,155 9 | 26,488 
4,004 8| 8,321 10] 604g 
3.330 12 | 8533 41 4,954 
1,282 4| 3,081 8| 3,863 
3 | 2,042 If | 1,220 
8,593 4 | 28,978 18 | 15,78 
1,323 8| 4.483 2| 3.43d 
3.925 3 | 14,128 1} 7,924 
4.429 6 |11,506 4 | 3,824 
9,475 17 | 30,118 0 | 15,20 


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74 } « of the Poor Law Board. 67 


ady-day, 1857 . Population of England and Wales 17,927,609—continued. 


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herewith, (B.)—Expended for Purposes wnconnected partly connected Re 
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Meer £ ost 8 tls) fF U8] 2 he} & sc.) & sh & ss) & sf 2 6.) 2 & 
49,797 17 | 2,152 11} §2,95r © | 1,226 12 | 1,348 3 856 15 | 1,081 11 g24 4 | 8,345 8 [218,287 1 5,693 3 | 22 
42,) 49 8 669 17 8,113; 10 812 19 Sor 94 199 5 243 18 TO 10 |! °1,832 Fol s4.355 2 22,220 11 co 
90,591 10 | 1,459 7 | 21,003 16 680 5 79t 7 549 12 390 18 260 1 | 4,948 “6 $106,644 19 | 3,836 1 | 24 
355532 17 | 1,166 3] 53,217 13 | 1,134 19 | 2,699 3 | 2,100 4} 663 6] 950 2) 11,354 8 | 208,818 1g | 5,044 19 | 25 
Test 3 | 835 18] 33,149 8} 643 4 | 878 3) 60815 | S77 7 176 8 | 3,814 © fxr2,514 6 | 3,516 14 | 26 
ags185 6) 2,145 17 | 63,748 4 | 1201 17 | 1,767 7 954 17 348 12 68 To} 5,931 § §201,641 15 | 5,342 4 | 27 











———— ___—_____ 














Sa 





01,638 1 | 8,449 13 | 299,183 11 | 5,489 16 | 7,805 10 | 5,359 8 | 3,505 9] 1,932 15 |35,925 14 902,289 17 | 25,654 18 





mm ee | 






















. 1s 434 2] 20,050 14 869 2 787-2 541 4 302 -1 88 17 | 2,433 1 108,108 18 } 3,403 12 | 28 
i 12 14 74 2,331 3 143 IX 83 18 44 10 56 10 ae 198 9 | 10,911 oO 3738 0 | 29 
38 883 iw: 924 Of 33,059 13 | 2,228 19 | 1,325 1] 1,036 4 | 1,288 16 III 14 | 6,296 1 $185,754 3 7 5,385 ©o| 30 

035 Is 845 12 | 24,355 2 863 § | I,o91 § 675 11 824 16 S44 II | 4,211 13 [112,447 10 |] 2,864 11 | 31 


64 6 369 16 | 19,055 £4 | 1,285 4 gol 4 624 12 366 5 384 8) 5,866 13 § 46,918 5 


1,862 4] 32 








—— | ——— - > 


3417 | 2,587 17 1102,452 9 | 5,390 4] 4,188 10 | 2,922 4| 2,928 8] 1,129 10 | 19,005 17 [494,139 16 








a s ——————  —— ——— 








_——_ —— ———— 





ere SS YS i 





58 6 | 1,323 18 | 22,490 16 872 0 | 1,393 19 | 1,058 14 754 9 130 16 | 6,466 1 127,048 13 33 


9 | 4941 5 1 187,355 13 | 3,488 12 | 8,122 5 | 4,682 18 | 2,598 2§ 1,341 15 | 41,451 9 [696,948 8 


————— | ——__—_—. 


6,265 3 1209,846 3] 4,360 12 | 9,516 4 | 5,741 12 | 3,852 11 | 1,472 11 | 47,917 10 §823,997 1 


eee 





















































——$—$—— — §_ $$ ——_ ] | ey Ss 


5,617 19 | 72,498 3 | 6,140 1 | §,188 3 | 3,107 17 | 2,312 4] 2,546 1 | 19,323 1§ [400,282 3 


35 
499 12 | 23,593 II 483 6 949 16 SII 4 371 12 O10 | 3,498 12 9 92,472 2 365 
279 5 4 10,035 II 481 9 670 4 519 9 204 10 813 | 1,983 2] 68,318 14 37 























6,396 16 1106127 5 | 7,104 16] 6,808 3] 4,188 10 | 2,891 6] 2,555 4 | 24,575 9 [567,073 2 


ees ee ee ee ee ——.- 


38 
39 
40 
41 


2,804 9 
2,300 II 
1,317 13 

692 14 


TA 1Se 27 


931 74 31,896 16 S81 8 | 31,824 35 |) i405 5 898 17 124 31] 9,189 19 [128,704 4 
498 6] 14,032 12 | 1,081 4 | 1,046 15 696 3 264 I aH 4,638 “4 J 117,7OI 13 
516 5 9,729 14 293 14 612 1 462 11 225 19 53 58 1 4,433 To | 64,028 “9 
241 16 3,210° 6 168 19 172 1 126 18 Vp they TO"16 | 1,105 “2 | 20,322 15 














—_—— 














58,869 3 2,425 5 | 3,655 2 | 2,690 17 | 1,169 14 197 4 | 22,666 15 330,757 1 


136,893 2 | 2184 14 


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pe 5 | | | a 








3907 11.) 956 6 13,092 4| 866 5] 50718) 52717) 245 4 28 3) 3,991 24 72,072 10 


i] 1,569 2 | 42 
F717 9) 1.475 OG] 31,043 1] 1,996 11 | 2,189 8 | 1,587 9 865 2 334 2] 9,863 18 f257,232 6 | 5,313 7 | 43 
F5G018 6 | 2,996 4} 23,903 10 | 1,628 10 | 1,212 16 884 8 845 19 f 426 16 | 7,986 19 f196,806 8 | 4,795 12 | 44 














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590,963 6 | 5,227 19 | 98,088 15 | 4,291 6 | 4,000 2| 3,002 11| 1,956 5 789 1 | 21,841 19 [520,111 4 


——— | ee dL 





11,678 1 


231,623 4 | 














i “. | ny nn ee ee 


898,756 8 | 59,163 14 {1,776,048 16 | 59,896 6 | 63,849 10 | 41,255 13 | 32,766 14 }18,784 10 [393,293 11 98,389,210 2 


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68 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report (186% 


No. 20.—ComparattvE SratemENt of the Expenpiture for the Relief of the Poor in England 
nm ne EE EO DEED CE I SE SEES 








> . TT ee 
DIVISIONS Area Total de gag Me eT ee 
aged | EAS ae. 
and. in Statute Population 90 Years ae E E Ze 
UNION-COUNTIES. Acres. in 1851. sna 2 as £ 8 ae 
upwards, 4 ag] - = = B 
gee| & | 2 | ge 
|. THE METROPOLIS. (a) | ©) 1 ey ae 
1.*Middlesex (part of) - 32,487 1,745,601 1,040,107 | 45°9 |. 0°9 | 6°34. 3% 
2.*Surrey (part of) - 22,951 482,435 299,820 | 45°8:|21°Q)| 60.45 3am 
3.*Kent (part of) - 22,591 134,200 47,336 |. 35:8 |. 2°8i) «3° 9 as oa ae 
Totals - 78,029 2,362,236 1,394,963 | 47°6 | 1°1 6°0-1, 398 
i], SOUTH EASTERN, 
2.*Surrey (part of) - 476,191 202,521 ° J11,025 $ 32°O |. B7°7)| .2* Sq) sae 
3.*Kent (part of) - 1,013,838 485,021 263,295 | 29°7 | 79°9 | 2°79 22 
4. Sussex - “ - 949,581 339,604 982,164 | 32:3, },22-6)| -2°2.) sae 
5. Southampton -~ - 1,060,778 402,016 222,633 | 30°9 | 77°4 2°5 2°2 
6. Berks = - - - 564,717 199,224 108,017 | 28-9 | 26°7 | 2°7 | 2°34 
Totals - | 4,065,105 1,628,386 887,134 | 30°7 | 20°S | acs | a4 
Hl, SOUTH MIDLAND. 
1.*Middlesex (part of) - 176,555 150,606 84,190 | 35-5 | 15°14 2° R-1, ae 
7. Hertford - - - 428,143 173,962 92,182 1 26°6 [25°91 8°40) soa 
8. Buckingham - - 402,616 143,655 76,570 | 23°6 |-26°6 | 75°3 2°O)| 
9 Oxford - - 479,267 170,247 2,282 | 28°83 |:26°7 | - 4°03) age 
10. Northampton - - 632,219 213,844 118,938 |:90°4 424°F | 19's 27a 
11. Huntingdon - 205,366 60,319 31,2604 23°79 p.30°S |. 3°2 2°9 
12. Bedford = - 305,366 129,805 ~ 67,029 | 27°3 | 26°9 | 45°7 | , 27am 
13, Cambridge “ 571,758 191,894 101,587 | 25°4 | 29°7 | 1°61] 2°3 
Totals 3,201,290 1,234,332 660,775 | 28°3 | 25°4 
IV. EASTER, 
14. Essex = - - 983,443 344,130 183,845 | 26°3 | 26°9 
15. Suffolk - - 930,345 336,136 180,371 | 26°0 | 28°6 
16. Norfolk - - - 1,300,311 433,716 239,504 | 29°2 | 24°7 
Totals 3,214,099 1,113,982 603,720 | 27°4 4-26°5 
V. SOUTH WESTERN, 
17, Wilts = = * 778,283 240,966 129,245 4 23°09. 1030°7'| - 7°.) -oaam 
18. Dorset - - 615,783 177,095 98,612 4. 28° 1.40257 |. 4°61 oe 
19. Devon - “ 1,709,378 572,330 318,707 do3t*O4-22°2 | -4°8 3°O | 
20. Cornwail -« - - 881,496 356,641 184,879 | 23°5 | 20°31] 41°97 | 15°42 
21. Somerset - - 1,009,555 456,259 249,581 | 32°4 | 22-6 | 5°0 | 4°38 
Totals 4,994,490 1,803,291 978,024 | 28°6 | 23°3 | 4°6 5°6.1 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND. 
22. Gloucester ~ - 716,045 419,514 236,002 4.35°7 |unpeg 6°0 | 3°6 | 
23. Hereford “ - 425,580 99,120 56,320 4 2653 1.33°2 | 2°4. | 2 Oem 
24, Salop « - ees 904,220 244,898 134,691 (25.0.9 4:25°9 |: 2°3| Seam 




























































































Number of 









































Ratio per Cent. of Persons aged 
20 Years and upwards, 
occupied in 

























































































L 875,029 


LS Nal REPS CENTS yale SI oid ape hanna MR e Sy ra 


| 75,469 


5 e 560,744 17 









-1857.] 


7 


| EXPENDED FOR RELIEF OF 
THE POOR. 


sare) 





wire hues a 


— 


1856. | 


are ores 


& 
652,385 
{ 182,963 7 
i 39,680 13 


s. 
2 





2 





99,104 11 
192,771 
166,216 
176,439 
100,262 


9 
5 
=a 
2 


734,794 4 





62,024 
81,560 


4 
14 
15 
16 
15 
II 
8 
18 


| 86,263 
——«-96,168 
28,271 
54;935 
91,969 


| 575,764 11 








1 170,500 17 
167,240 13 


| 214,003 7 














$32,504 © 3 











85,399 5 
208,339 0 
|: 83,105 411 
187,542 12 
696,890 9 
155,025 4 
46,359 9 


145725 5 


Years ended Lady-day 


of the Poor Law Board. 


| aid: Wales, for the Years ended at Lady-day 1856 and 1857. 


eae - 



























































































































DIFFERENCE | DIFFERENCE 
between per 
1857 and 1856. CENT, 
1 G57. 
Incr. Deer. Incr. Deer. 
£ Ss. i 8 £ ss. 
650,825 3 | - 7) 3,559 29 | - mae OF 2 
‘ 373,801 3 | - 4 HrGre 4 | - (9452570 
42,709 oO $028 Te: ts ~ 5°60 (= S 
867.335 6 | - 4 ¥i69gIa26 | - “Gel og 
99,564 8 459 17 - =} 1 OS Fe bate 1- 
190,915 I [| - - 1,856 8 |- atSiao 
166,906 1 689 16 - ~]| off = al 
174,657 17 | - - 1,782 o|- SUHESO 
97,256 10 | - - 3,005 I2 | - - 3°0 
429,299 17 | - - §494 7 |- EN Oe of 
61,244 3 | - = 2 GBSo. 3 Maiti? 3 
78,889 4 | - o 5 2ipE ito. | ~ CFRESEZ* 3 
73,532 18 - ~ 1,936 17 |- - 2°6 
85,185 3 | - © > FOZ | >. | Gera 3 
93,378 “1% 21 F 127790" 4 | ee oo2 9 
28, 103° 7 O15. - 168 4/{- - 06 
50,042 IO | - e 1s09s +S: [= ately 4g 
89,458 8 - - 2,511 10 |- ah \t2s% 
559,834 4 | - pr ESIOgORe7 |= VER IERS 
174,522 9 | - BE i4.97 5" 8 |= Ceaeee 28 
153,205 11 | - ~ 14,035 2 eee 
206,142 6 | - - 47,861 I mg 7 
533,870 6 | - F 26874175 |= Uae igs 
128,298 9 | - - 4,205 12 |- Se a’ 
80,771 11 | - O27 14 om Heme ea 
208,017 10 Jf - 321 10 |- = Sor 2 
84,823 13 71S 2 = - FO: bie - 
181,470 18 - - 6,071 14]/- mil git 9 
683,382 1 > - 13,808 8 | - = Eg 
149,797 17 | - Bi Rage pepe “eel gg 
42,749 8 | - ~ 3,610 1 ]- re 8 
76,591 10 1,866 5 - oe ee - 





UNION-COUNTIES. | 


- ‘Totals. 


24, Salop, 


69 


Population, 17,927,609 (Census 1851). 


DIVISIONS 


and 


I. THE METROPGLIS, 


1.*Middlesex (part of). 
2.*Surrey (part of). 
3.*Kent (part of). 


- Totals. 


Ht. SGUTH EASTERN. 


2.*Surrey (part of). 
3.*Kent (part of). 
4, Sussex. 

5. Southampton. 

6. Berks, 


- Totals, 


Hi. SGUTH MIBLAND. 


1.*Middlesex (part of). 
7. Hertford. 

. Buckingham, 

. Oxford. 

. Northampton, 

. Huntingdon. 

. Bedford. 

. Cambridge. 


- ‘Totals, 


IV. EASTERR, 


. Essex. 
A Suffolk, 
. Norfolk, 


SOUTH 


. Wilts. 

. Dorset, 

. Devon. 

. Cornwall. 
. Somerset. 


WESTERR, 


- Totals. 


Vi, WEST MIBLARD. 


22, Gloucester, 
23. Hereford, 





7Qe 


Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report 


No.'20.—Comparative Statement of the Expenditure for the Relief of the Poor in England and Wales, . 


DIVISIONS 
7 and 
UNION-COUNTIES. 


V 


25. Stafford - < 5 
26. Worcester - - 
27. Warwick = = 


Totals 4 


Vil. NORTH MIDLAND. 


28. Leicester - - ~ 
29. Rutland - = - 
. Lineoln - - ~ 
31. Nottingham - - 
32. Derby - - - 


Totals . 


Vill. NORTH WESTERN. 


Chester 
Laneaster = ~ 


33. 
34. 


Totals ” 


IX. YORK, 


35. West Riding - = 
36. East Riding = - 


Totals - 


X. NORTHERN. 


38. Durham - “ - 
39. Northumberlanc = 
. Cumberland - - 
41. Westmorland -«- - 


Totals ~ 


Xi. WELSH. 


42, Monmouth = - 
43. South Wales” - = 
44, North Wales - - 


Totals - 


Toraus of England 
and Wales 





«© WEST MIDLAND—conz. 


37. North Riding - di 


Area 
in Statute 


Acres. 


755,017 
434,076 
613,728 


3,848,666 


ee 


531,556 
107,728 
1,739,312 
599,791 
558,620 


692,999 
1,319,391 


1,687,639 
730,915 
1,236,082 


754,188 


1,249,299 . 


1,001,273 
487,567 





3,492,322: 


2,132,930 


3,537,007 1,214,538 


2,067,301 


2,012,390 


3,654,636 1,789,047 








Total 
Population . 


in 1851. 


630,545 
258,733 
480,120 


234,957 

24,272 
400,236 
294,380 
260,693 





423,526 


2,490,827 


——— 


1,340,051 
254,352 
194,644 





411,679 
303,568 
195,492 

58,387 





969,126 


432,906 
2,816,599 
1,977,376 





5,226,881 





37,324,915 














177,130 
607,456 
404,328 





1,188,914 





Number of 
Persons 
aged 
20 Years 
and 
upwards. 


329,602 
140,867 
262,905 


1,160,387 











127,425 

13,260 
213,229 
160,197 
140,568 








654,679 


ee, 


229,013 
1,122,847 








~1,351,830 


——$—— 





412,114 
142,672 


107,159 








961,945 





216,638 
166,152 
106,908 

31,762 





-—_—_—— 


521,460 








96,821 


326,367. 
218,492 








641,680 





17,927,609 || -9,816,597 | 31°0 16°1 | | 
|S Se ea aS Nee ene Ne, ASN Me UMS BURT 





Ratio per Cent. of Persons aged 


20 Years and upwards, 




































































vA D.. 


















































occupied in 

oe eee 
23g j om a 
stra Behuetgt ni eh 
Sea) 2 | € | 8s 
= <0 ~~ i>) 

oa g a) 3 ae 
= < =) = 
@) | ® | @ | @ 
23°Sti aati | ‘eo Rea 
29°81 1641 | 4°sipssee 
S2°S) .11°3 | O87 Gada 
29°I | 15°5 52 1d BG 
42-3| 17°9| 4:4] 3°4 
es°e BOtS | 8 jeg 
26°67} 9Ot6 | BB Aen gee 
36°7 | 16-7 | 9:5 | Ro 
260 | 16°7 | 12°3 | 10-2 
BIG 4. 27°7 | 624 yoga 
27°6).16°0 | 16:0 48a gee 
30°2 | 6:7 | 22°6 Ges nem 
29°8:|.. 83 | 25 fea aae 
23°42 -10°8 || 2297 aeeSae 
SLO IS St “gorges 
27S POTS | 2°74 eee 
25° 2) a 2h iae 7‘3 
27°S 9°6 2-8 Hoge 
so°54) aro 2° 8 4 
25°2 | 25°6| 8-1] 7: 
BAA OS Ot, ane 
ao oO” i 4°2 1 feae 
22°0 I4°9 1°8 | 20°7 
22° Due ees] 2°1 P42 
27 TOT OT] haere 
20° 825"? | aa eee 

8°4 |. 6°3 


Note.—-Whenever the ratio of any occupation exceeds the average 








of the Poor Law Board. — 71 








_ | EXPENDED FOR RELIEF OF 















































































































THE POOR. 

}—_______—_—__| DIFFERENCE | pIrreRENcE DIVISIONS 
| ___ Years ended Lady-day i between per and 
ae | 18 and 1856. CENT. UNION-COUNTIES. 
| 1856. 1857. | 
i 7 

7 Iner. Decr. | Incr. Deer. | Vl. WEST MIDLAND— 

= E£ 8. £ & £ & Bg: continued, 
134,037 10: 198,828 17 1,495 7. - PS is ae - | 25. Stafford. 
74,079 <4 91,781 3--4)-- - 2,298 1 | - - 3°1 | 26. Worcester. 
129,934 6 | 125,185 6 | - - 4,749 0}- - 3°7 | 27. Warwick. 
614,156 18 601,638 1 | - = 912,518.17 | - % 45250 §) - Totals. 

7 Vil. NORTH MIDLAND, 
fee) 87,135 7 82,512 15 | - - - 4,622 12° | - + 3° 3 .9| 28. Leicester, ! 
| 8,171 12 8,038 12 | - - 33, 01% + .£°6 ¢| 29. Rutland. 

"© 6137,429 £7 138,883 12 1,453 15 - BoE} E - | 30. Lincoln. 

| 83,738 8 76,035 15 | - - 4,702 13.|- - g°2 | 31. Nottingham. 

| 47,803 5 48,064 3 | 26018 - = | O°§) ~~) 32. Derby. 
ae 364,278 9 | 353,534 17. | - =“ $10,743) 12. = - = 2%9 41 - . Totals, 
ui : Vill, NORTH WESTERN, 
ar 95,618 9 92,558 6 | - at 3,057 .8 17 1 on oS'2 || 33. Chester, 

4 459,558 15 442,966 yg | - - 16,592 6 |- - 3°6 | 34. Lancaster. 
| 555174 4 | 535,524 15 | - - 19,649 9 |-  - 3°86 | > Totals. 
oy IX. YORK. 



































292,863 19 289,548 o | 2§ 5.405. 19 | - - «itr | 85. West Riding. 
ee 65,824 I 62,563 I9 | - = 5 3,200 © 2° )-¢ - 5°0 | 36. East Riding. 
(| 53.276 13 54,363 14 | 1,087 1 - “<} pikh betas 3p ie 97 Noma Raging, 
WY 411,964 13 | 406,475 13 | - - 5,489 o]- - 173 |- Totals. 
ea —~- oes SONG eae FS Ee" a 
aa X. NORTHERN. 


me 678,719 4 81,849 4 3,130 04 - al) AvOe = - | 38. Durham. 

«i ‘ 92,115 7 92,443 18 328 ae § x = 4 :0R4) ¢- - | 39. Northumberland. 
‘i 45,647 3 £7 AOT SO pb 1,954 17 f= -| 3°8 - ~ | 40. Cumberland. 

] 15,094 15 16,203 10 108 15 - an ero) Bae - | 41, Westmorland. 














Ye 231576 9 | 236,898 2 | 5.32113. - -| 2°3 -  -|- Totals. 
x | : XI. WELSH. 
52,414 17 81,967 11 | - = 447 6]- - o'g | 42. Monmouth. 











— ee 


176,217 10 182,077 9 { 5,859 19 - - Bee - | 43. South Wales. 
155,238 5 166,918 6 | 1,680 gE. - Tie Byes uz - | 44, North Wales. 




















es 


383,870 12 390,963 6 | 7,092 14 - a Me as ae Fp om Totals: 


| ——— 


—————— 














Toravs of England 
and Wales. 






4 6,004,244 8 | 5,898,756 8 e - 105,488 0 |. - pe ee 





_ of its group, the figures denoting that ratio are printed in italics. 


re Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report : [1857 


No. 21.—Amount of Poor Rarus levied and expended 













RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE -+- =- » 



































































1, 2, 3. 
(A.) —- Expended for Relief 
Purposes connected 
Receipts 
in Aid of 
' .—Relief 
NAMES Poor 1.—Relief of 
of From Rates, (@) (0) eel (d). ss (¢) 
inclusive | ToTAaL ro os5 
UNIONS, &e. Poor 3% ga | ahh 
FAY | Receipts a& S'9 Ee > 
; : =i 4 BY 2S PS 
Rates. Re- 3 a B ees S| 
payments Ss % ty aa CS Sa Ss 
ro] °o Cu. O°e Kk 
by Her a 2 ww el co 8 Sh) 
; S BH 2h a So 
Majesty's 2 SB y a a) 
I Sn S og an B 
Treasury. 3 ~ oa oe 22es 
rs B35 | #3 | Rese 
. eo ° aA 
i Se =e Ours | 
|. THE METROPCLIS. Pa e 
1.* MIDDLESEX (part of): 
1a | Kensington* - - +f 20,698 12 897 8.1 30,296 of 5,801 4 | 4,334 18 | 1,422 2 
16) Fulham = © © © {21,332 19 432 6 | 21,465 § | 4,364 11 | 5,704 11 | 1,174 3 
1c | Paddington* - © «© § 28,427 2 80 0 | 28,807 2 3,054 © | 2,387 19 | 3,140 
3 | Chelsea* - + + = =| 28,002 10 327 15 | 28,330 § § 6,153 11°] 6,613 13 









3 | St. George, Hanover-sq.!! = 


St. Margaret and St. John, 
Westminster. || 


864,450 9 668 11 | 65,419 


oO 





| 
6,166 11 | 3,024 x | 2,812 
| 


a 


1,315 2 | 36,404 7,261 61} 4,089 Io 


a 
Poa 





i 35,092 









£34,380 4 818 14 | 35,198 18 | 8,228 19 | 3,013 8] 1,003 6 


























s | St. Martin-in-the-Fields* 
6 | St. James, Westminster||- [32,469 17 | 3,84 12 39,624 8 fF 6,444 16 | 3,472 19 | 2,178 8 682 s | 1,6c% 34 
4 | St. Marylebone|!] - + fti2,217 14] 1,697 2 |113,914 1622006 4 | 22,244 x 5,893 Ii wie 1,019 6 
8 | St.John Hampstead* + J 9,509: 14 293 5 | 9,802 19} 1,828 13} 1,127 4 soq 1 865 16 §82 10 
9 St. Pancras os = 








[83,3134 18 | 13,736 10 | 98,874 8 [21,429 § | 11,670 1§ | 5.631 4 | 4,648 8 | 4,043 3 
9 


10 | St. Mary Islington |! - - 





141,390 © | 2,429 17 | 44,019 14 | 5,852 2] 3,172 9 | 3,099 | ¥,182 0 | 2,466 4 | 









tr | Hackney - + = + 433,483 33 602 34,386 24 5,919 6 | 6,106 14 | 31,817 14 | 1,021 4 | 2,280 © 





1 | St.Giles and St. George 


9 
F2",091 6 623 4 | 28,314 10 | 8,245 18 | 2,263 16] 1,458 4 ee 2,178 15 
Bloomsbury. || 













13 | Strand . : * = I 30,881 I | 1,916 13 | 32,267 14 | 6,124 5,048 16 | 2,834 16 484 6} 2,366 x3 | 





22,969 2,264 12 | 25,234 14 6,461 


Ke) 


am 5) Elotberh Fi foase fr” y= 2,626 6}; 1,804 9 | 1,274 15 | 3,923 4) 








15 | St. James Clerkenweli|| - 
ro St. Luke|] - “8: -  - 


~ 


| 24,828 1,282 14 | 26,110 ¥8 J 3,952 5,970 61} 2.350 16 25 oO] 1,088 19 | 





ee FS sh NO 







1 23,653 1,696 10 | 28,349 19 | 8,444 4,586 17 | 2.133 8 so 0 | 1,646 0 


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17 |} Bast London - : e 


18 | West London - - . 


§ 27,838 1,352 4 129,190 6 § 8,095 12 | 4,077 3 | 1,002 11 | 4,074 10 | 1,504 13 | 


w 


21,562 


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481 17 | 22,044 6} 7.445 8] 6,705 47} 1,078 6 ee 1,389 ° | 








a 


| 57,288 3,501 14 | 60,9789 19 [13,749 12 | 17,033 15 | 3,988 6 | 1,292 3,066 x0 | 


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ig City ofLondon- - - 






Note.-—Places marked in the Table thus * are single parishes under the Poor Law Amendment Act; |! are single 
printed in italics are parishes under the 43d Elizabeth. 

(A) St. George, Hanovcr-square.—The amount entered above as “ Receipts in aid of Poor Rates” is exclusive of the | 
entered as “(/) other expenses of or immediately connected with relief,’ includes 9862. se. for “ Grounds ab | 

(B) St. Marylebone.—The sum of 8,or6/. ys., entered above as “ Money expended for all other Purposes,” includes. 
with the Assistant Overscer’s Department.” 

(Cc) St. Pancras.—The column headed “ Money expended for all other Purposes,” contains 13,8932. rs. 6d. entered in | 
“Burial Board.” f sig ik ot 

(D) St. Mary, Islington—The sum of 4.4920. 148., entered above as “Money expended for all other purposes,” 

(z) St, James, Clerkenwell—The sum entered above as “(f), Other Expenses of or immediately connected with | 

(p) St. Luke.—The sum of 1,1682, 148., entered above as “(7), Other Expenses of or immediately connected with | 
expended for all other purposes,” contains 4932, ros. 6d. the “Churchwarden’s Balance.” 





857.) of the Poor Law Bourd. rR 
Marine the Year ended at Lady-day 1857. 


i == = = we & -= = EXPENDITURE. 
q a, | (C.)—Expended 
for purposes 





























to the Poor, and (B.)—Expended for Purposes unconnected | nartly connected 
therewith. with Relief. and partly & 
unconnected with 3 
aoa ___ Relief to the Poor. a4 
2. i 2 3. 4, b. 2. Ries 
=) oO.d + + QT oO 6 Se mt Ge i— ih $y Pd 
Ae Pe Be eee S. Cogeco Shs e 8 § 
AS eS On |e Se Sosa [Ses ve : mie 
es nes my ise $a Oae $559 S) Ry oO 8 
= Sa SS ao |°o 2.26 Aaao Fas. = fate eo 
5 a= aA aS led & SoC [F2c5| BS p an 
3 no Sars -o |g eS | Sees 4 aq 
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S Sh nD G2 (eo eee- A oie SOP eee be S 53 
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2 a e we ee | B6Se| § (SSESIESSS| Ba Ss ac 
5) ea 28 es 43, 8 | SS ‘B QS genpe 6-5 2 a < 
a |S e}] eis | 28 |ge5ee| € [Bagrlegez| 3 So | gee 
a |jgra? o88 | Gh |gkOse) 3 [BRREISeS8) Ye ai sf | 3 
S |8up| e6a | 8 (beséa) & [Beaeleate| £2 5S | #2 lie 
= os) ay Oo ian > |a a eee = « A 
d e8s & 8 He Sa) RE ws ge (83) Sh sale fas. & fe SP’ 8, 
. . 
1,180 3 | 15,996 12 | 142 10 § 9,338 © Q 10 185 18 ng. Bb ths 42les5 35353 29,143 8} 392 10} 14 
1,331 6 | 15,988 Ir} 31 Io 4,681 17} 38 0 ¥IS: ip) 273 10) 1 34 10 993 121,960 64 455 17} 16 
}1,411 8 |11,125 § | 66 14 [18,660 8 6 4 211 | 8 6 | 160) 2 2,268 10 132,583 13 | 229 14] 1¢ 
2,646 4 | 19,662 10 6 12 § 87351 13 8 16 780; + s;| Tow x 24 10 616 I 28,054 16 | 592 10 | 2 
A) : 
45395 § | 20,531 14 | 135 337,630 1) 2114) 216 5 | 8615); grr 8 6,816 9 $65,749 99735 19] 3 
3.718 6 123,851 1 | 48 13 | 9,828 3 |° 30 oO 222 Foal Wares lens 8 2,080 36,029 994923 41] 4 
$2,892 7 | 18,092 15 | 169 4 f 11,197 18 19 © 88 $68) 3353 | sr43i6 | 3,078 32,822 12 436 4) § 
9,850 11 | 18,586 13 | 125 9 § 16,284 9 iG 93 15 48 13 89 14 S04 36,033 44350 0] 6 
4974 8 | 56,778 © | 259 6 § 45,009 12 +% 460 18 | 213 7 | 218 9 | 8,016 110,985 19§1,818 9 | 4 
1039 1 | 5,947 §| 48 4] 2.96813] 4818] 37 1| 2021] 31 10] $20 9,619 13 1 158 of 8 
Re : (€) 
45452 13 | 51,895 8} 62 10 §24,225 § | 225 7 708 2] 184 © | 353 31 195575 98,229 19 92,719 16} 9 
i (D) 
{3:16 19 | 21,289 3 | 117 19 $18,573 19 . 375 3 | 209 0 | 396 oF 45452 45,514 7 | 722 9 | 10 
976 10 | 17,621 11 03 14 {11,970 18 B17 20¢ o| 142 0 | 318 6 | 2,139 32,404 14 § 607 16 | xT 
1,062 17 |15,$41 10 |] 171 14 f10,108 8 | 61 2 197 40) S694 |10L= | 2,262 628,409 8 9 964 6] 12 
| 3,997 16 | 20,629 16 | 127 9 110,453 17 | 49 18 126 16 | 49 240 6 | 1,786 18 ] 33,304 6 527 6] 43 
j248 7 | 16,435 S| 217 6 | 6,924 1g | 64 19 135 18 | 59 140 17 § 1,014 9 $24,992 19 § 573 EI | 14 


9 
7 

9,442 19 6 12 133 13 | 68 6] 61 6f 
6 


1481 1 /|14,877 9 | 161 2 030 19 f 25,68a 6 g00 19 | 1s 
1168 T4 | 18,032 3 | 300 of 5,613 9 | 174 18 197 15 vii 98 3 ae r4-425,023 11 : 8047 5 | 16 
| 2,741 Tg |23,399 4 | 124 2 rs2 18 | 59 12 ngo fg)| 066 17 | t98>-3 1,952 424,892 I 618 to | 17 
| 3098 8-| 20,408 6 aia 195 14 8 o T19 I 34 8 | 108 3 1,464 18 | 22,431 13 481 10 | 18 








8.351 8 | 48,381 17 [1,010 13} 381 18 | 59 19 80 12 2 12 | go8 19 £53,400 6 


parishes wider Local Acts; § are incorporations under Gilbert’s Act; 7 are incorporations under Local Acts; places 





Sum given in the vestry clerk’s return as “ Balance,” which is there stated to be 4,7237. 138. 4d.; the sum of 4,305%. gs. 
(Little Chelsea.” 
jool. for “Baths and Washhouses,” 2,000l. for “ Burial Board,’ and 1,207/. 128. 8d. “Salaries of officers connected 






ie é 3 zs fa of yy & Bas 
the overseer’s return as “ Paid Loan and Interest to Treasurers;” algo 13,6167. 4s. 10d. “ Payments to St, Pancras 


neludes 3,175/. * Expenses of Burial Board ;” “Repayment of Loan anc Interest.” 
(Relief,” inciudes 2491. os. 6d. for “ Funerals.” ; bs ‘ [ 7 
IRelief,” contains an amount of 680/, 8s. for “Lunatic Asylum Rates;” the sum of 13,4297, 178, entered as “ Money 





oa or 
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74 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [18: 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expend 








RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE- - = 









(A.) — Expended for Rel 
Purposes connect 






























Receipts 
in Aid of , 
1.—Relief 
NAMES Poor ) 
of From | Rates. (a) (0) (c) (d) (e) 
inclusive | TOTAL ; By 3 S388 
UNIONS, &e. Poor BH aq ne 
of WY | Receipt a 5 eS | 2a. 
eceipts. =o 2 Re 
Rates, Re- Za ae | Se 
AA a@ | 335 
; payments 3 ae as ry Ss 
by Her a 2 x Hae jo S S 
ce & eg of | sss 
Los Majesty's gx 2 eo. 32 «% 
2 & o aS og nh 
Ke) Treasury. 4 3 £2 T= Soe 
~&§ s r ade is ar 
ai nar ) i = ee 









1, THE METROPOLIS—conz. 


1.* MIDDLESEX (part of)— 
continued. 


20 | St. Leonard Shoreditch || - | 48,383 0 | 1,173 18 | 40,856 18 [11,281 11 | 9,033 9 


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{ 2: | Bethnal Green* = - [24,707 16 657 17 | 28,365 13 § 9,642 6} 1,871 14 





] 22 | Whitechapel - -  - 46,292 0 | 3,998 13 | 50,290 13 | 8,542 14 | 6,180 14 






} 23 | St. George-in-the-East* -]3s,21¢ 7] 1,014 1 | 36,229 8 $13,479 15 | §,446 10 





Ii saa) Stepney: #. foie; o-) 
Y sacs 2| 2,612 054,980 2 $13,393 I0 | 10,323 Io 


| 24 | Mile End Old Town* — - 






} 2s | Poplar ~ 2) = = {135,660 12 | 1,082 2 | 36,442 14 | 9,882 19 | 9,g0r 12 





2.* SURREY (part of): 









26 | St. Saviour Southwark - ]22,825 8 | 1,648 10 | 24,443 18 | <,183 18.| 3,696 14 





27 | St. Olave Southwark - $15,288 13 883 6 | 16,171 19 | 3,086 2] 2,143 8 





j 28 | Bermondsey* - -  -4 26,187 4] 1,240 14 | 24,424 18 | 6,284 14 | 3,036 14 





} 29 | St. George-the-Martyr bye a A 5 
Southwark.* 3:73 13 79 O55 FS; II | 3,991 5 








St. Mary Newington || - [26,839 47 | 2,013 1 | 28,82 84 4,676 10] 4,297 © 






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| 31 | Lambeth* ~_ = (+= ]99,830 10 | 1,689 18 49,816 15,946 18 114,886 17 






1 32 | Wandsworth and Clapham § 36,814 18 | 1,344 14 | 38,199 18 # 4,382 8 8,321 ¢ 






| 33 Camberwell* = -.  <=§28,6s0 4 264 4 | 28,914 11 | 4,024 17] 5,318 19 





- 34 | St. Mary Rotherhithe* —- } 13,378 11 | 1,323 16 | 14,402 44 1,989 2) 2,344 9 





3.* KENT (part of) : 





35 | Greenwich - = + 49,962 4] 2,055 § | 49,614 9 F11,017 9 | 12,728 10 






4 36 | Lewisham - - - = -§ 19,499 11 654 9 | 20,154 of 2,538 14 | 3,653 1 





Il. SOUTH EASTERN COUNTIES. 
2.* SURREY (Extra-Metropolitan). 












37 | Epsom . -. tee = $0S 012 “3s 581 15 | 12,694 of 1,483 10 | 3,515 0 





38 | Chertsey - - - - 110,563 4 559 ©] 11,122 4 § 2,351 14 | 3,914 10 





39 | Guildford - - - ~ | 18,281 12 448 14 | 18,730 6 § 1,840 10 | 8,729 14 





40 | Farnham - - . -f— 8,2arr 5 246 14 | 8,459 19 f 1,022 11 | 1,920 6 









i of the Poor Law Board. me 
» the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 


2 - Bee Se ee oy es EXPENDIZURE: 


(C.)—Expended 
for Purposes 


e Poor, and (B.)—Expended for Purposes wnconnected | nartly connected 








with Relief. and partly i 
unconnected with S) 
Relief to the Poor. os 
ER Se ——«_“ 
2. i 2. 8: 4 5. : 2 3a 
S (.D} 2...° o a ON we ey — on g 
in a: 26 |aee¢ cao je¢e S ag 
ga | =s S52 Fees SHn 18S | 3 = oS 
se nO SB [WISE Dic, pss rs) = oi) 
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= |ees| ee | 32 leeed’] 2 [ceeeeue] 22 | 2 | 2213 
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° ie) e iS acy sO 8 * md ie) oo : 
| 
& Se] Los Ee, SH LTS £ es: | . oa: & £ Ss SS. CS ee EO 
36,452 18 | 96° 5 b10,48t 3°) 94 4 429 2] 212 0 | 268 16 16 | 1,314 14 [49,345 18 | 642 1 | 20° 
3,926 14 | 22,029 ro on 5,423 16 44 “328 8) 244 1 | 218 469 12 |29,013 17 | 738 13 | 22 
; 28,531 8 | 332 8 § 8,750 13 29) 52 322 8 |-1447 10 | 163 2,800 17 41,078 14 | 766 7 | 22 


24,269 3 ae 6,300 3 38 18 248 19 Rige -¥ 62 1,284 19 ] 35,286 3 § 631 14 23 


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| yir 12 | 2¢ 


36,198 § 42 10 12,809 0 TEhL3 429 18 | 221 16 | 334 4,652 2 954,682 15 


23,507 18 | 482 17 f 10,970 18 20 225 93 ©} 3,422 6 939,024 14 


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15,4753 10 | 812 24 6,163 2 2 0 146° 9 | 119 8] 04 909 5 [24,000 1 | 419 To 26 
9,686 10 | 364 II f 4,219 18 Q@ II go 19 3) rz) 48 647 147 415,070 18 16t 19 | 27 
16j485 9 | 29 179 5,684 9 |) .. 182-10 | OF \2| 92 200 11 | 5,823 15 128,596 47 344 10 |, 28 
16,941 II} 20r 5 f 5,633 6 ols Ejay 3 43 19 | roo 2,796 9 [25,021 2 


1539 3 | 29 


19,962 11 | 79 169° 7,514 1) 12 5 208 5 | 95 © | 196 812 | 947 2] 29,054 9 | 564 17 | 30 





40,823 3 | 461 10 920,063 14 a 482 18 | 212 12 | 404 342 12 | 7,092 8 75,886 11 71,599 12] 31 


233817 .§ | 98x IS: [11,319 17 |-320 13 178 6:| 1§r 1 58 144 4 | 2,680 -6 [39,652 4 | 818 1 | 32 


15,990 1 oe 9,726 10 on 188 4 66 10 } 280 2,482 14 1 28,734-17 | 58r 10 | 33 


2,099 -2 413,561. 6 § 190 18 | 34 


8,341 § | 441 9 | 2,505 6 .F 8413 | 34 9] 25 





4.455 3 $52,158 1 
1,735 421,510 7 


33,623 11 | 169 14 } 12,865 15 | 145 I1 433 10 | 235 18 | 228 


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9,085 9 | 184 19 {10,132 2 | 105 16 LOO) 254) 3 878 36 





j1204 fan) 8,798 4 | 35 14 :1--3,439 120)%237' 95 69 8 14 g49 13 [13,180 0 § 3 


5 35 4 13 392 12 | 37 
' 1123 0 | 8,020 14 | 82 15:9; 2,289 -8.); 80 12 48 8 ry 16 18 931 17 |11,490- 0 f 4or ©} 38 
452 46.|13,742. 31 54 249 3,564 14 | 120 14 8s 3} 49 I1')| 26 si 460 8 f 14,832-10 | 638 9 | 39 


4O 10 200 -I f 6,932 14 § 3 





| Beno 13} 5,096 8 | 280 11 4 1,185 3 26 15 sr ry} 18 19 2 








I 
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Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [185 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expende 













RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE - -s 








(A.) —Expended for Reli 
Purposes conneete 





























Receipts i 
in Aid of gy 
.—Relief ¢ 
NAMES Poor : : 
of Bian Rates, (a) (0) (c) (d) (e) | 

inclusive | ToTAL sy ‘} Ss $ 

UNIONS, Ke. Poor ofan Be S | 

. “19 | Receipts. S65 BS ote 

Rates. | Re- e ce Se: | eae 
. 3 Z 
payments 3 Ge fu aa Say § 
: =| a Se S35 
by Hey 3S 2 xn He oS 88 
rp? ’ 5 oS gS 2 a= So 
Hajesty s £ o es Ze 6 8k 
a eT es U A: : 
2 Treasury. ‘a Ss Rie oa | 28 28 
: | 5 | £ | 35g | 53 | see 
co 2 > SI 









il. SOUTH EASTERN GQUNTIES—conz. 
| 2.* SURREY (Extra-Metropolitan)—coné, 
41a@|] Ash§ - - - -» “| 





I,4tr 3 119 19.) “1,531r 2 198 12 640 13 56 13 30 









416| Farnborough § 


41¢ Headley § Sethe oo a EO 2G 312 IF | ‘1,409 1 32 3 688 16 £6: 2.1 5 saat 





42 | Hambledon = -| 8,992. 19 233 © | G,005 19 f 1,087 1 | 4,362 6 331 13 61 


46 Dorking. © 20-0) 8 wi nt 





6,420 18 212 17 | 6,942 15 f 1,228 4] 2,081 x 315 10 224 





44 | Reigate ~~ = = » 113,043 5 222 10 | 11,265 15 | 1,804 10 | 3,820 9 465 11 214 





48 | Godstone - - = = 7 7,598 121] gor 12] 4,990 4 600 16 } 3,392 8 192 14 295 





46 | Croydon ~ - - > » 





21,642 ° 440 © | 22,082 Of 1,909 47 | 6,171 4 828 4 56 





47 | Kingston - - » of SI 3 | 20,584 13 | 3,309 5 | 6,879 6] 410 3} 816 





48 | Richmond - = » = 





| 9.721 9 | 3,841 19 | 13,283 8] 2,208 | 14443 16] 284 14 - 





3.* KENT (Extra-Metropolitan). | 





49 | Bromley » + » -] 





8,981 17 | 412 9 8,464 6] 2,100 9 | 1,613 13 312 6 259 





50 | Dartford + - ~» - [113,286 14 449 11 113,706 § | 2,286 0] 3,363 18 864 18 317 
| 8,648 


sz | North Aylesford - 








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115,698 4 







87 |; Tunbridge- - - ~-f 285 315,083 4] 2,432 6 | 6,484 16 361 3 A! 
s8 | Maidstone - > © = He2.en4 39 437 6 123,012 8 | 3,207 4] 9,842 21 1,629 8 ie 
sg | Hollingbourn - ™ . 0,436 1 604 3 | 10,040 4] 1,841 10 | 4,229 18 463 4 316 
60 | Cranbrook - Bae "813 139 188 8 | 8,004 3 934 10 | 3.3947 0 638 is 384 





61 | Tenterden - 5 = | 
62 | West Ashford - = = 
63 | East Ashford « - . 





6,416 3 344 16 | 7,060 18 | 1,052 15 | 3,190 19 244 Q 484 





7107 16 27417 | 9.472 13 847 17 | 3,820 14 213 3 61 





72174 16 217 § | 7,395 1] 1,390 2 | 2,884 13 187 19 24 





64 | Bridge woe we fl Gorn 16 168 4] 6,180 of 1,229 8] 2,216 8 IOI 4 100 





65 | Canterbury ~ wit wf More 32 





247 6} 4;)9x 18 | 1,046 16 | 2,092 13 226 8& 423 








| of the Poor Law Board. 
jduring the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued., 


ite ee oe EXPENDITURE, 





: (C.) —Expended 
for Purposes | 


» the Poor, and (B.)—Expended for Purposes wneonnected | nartly connected 




























with Relief. i and partly e 
h ¢cncounected with | ° 
) i Relief to the Poor. bs 
the Poor. 2. 2 2, 8. 4. cae ae 2. Sa 
wi eo @ cI Bag |ORe. Sas (42 o as 
(7) 48 ]*2 | &3 G28 35, fea | 3 3 | 33 
: a he a oe |S $e e282 SEQ | © ea 33 
3 s oe eS as SEO Ra° |ee40) a = a 
2 S as ara er |S26 250 Hes B em st 
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a | & |32 | sie | Se lgs05] & (282 fee03] = (OL Cee 
ss 6 |ase) “ae | we | SESE] gS laeeeiseae! 2. Fa Bb, 
Pees = S-] 225 | 88 |S8e"4 2 |eseaizess| os fe s 
wi-1-- 2 son aoc 2S |8$Beabadl 8 Rasrysaes! FS ~ as ® 
mes | gq |2=S| £28 | GF leeoed| 3 ldegeesee Se | S | 841 4 
Me: | 2 |2.8| Ges | e& |BSCES| 8 j2eSeReae 22 | & | gs] 8 
SaB S Soe] gor S5 SR SOR S [RAM isde a) sm a a 7, 
8 £ .8%| £ 8 & S| £. 8 Zio Sil B.S, & & St £& *s. 
f 13I 10 | 1,101 18 2 16 286 § BRS SHR bias: 58 16 20 Ir 7 1,488 65 18 | 41a 
| 249 10 | 1,261 4 aa 369 147 | Io 2 13 3 313 i 67 64 1,427 5 416 
3 44 10 | 1,468 18 O83 286 8 ac 19 Oo 3 14 ae 35 14 | 1,504 80 18 | 41¢ 
| 469 15 | 7,139 14| 8 8] 1,513 11| 38 3 40 0} 20 7 a 147 11 | 8,967 367 15 | 42 
47:10} 5,719 2} 418] 1404 7 | 82 19 36 2) 41 2 13 600 0 | 7,998 557 13 | 43 
| 1,186 T4 } 8,613 16 | 26 6 | 2,496 16} 129 14 Gs, 6. 69 412 ae 618 1 J 12,028 399 18 | 44 
| WI 11 | 5,997 17 | 19 49 1.497 4} 73 6 47 4} 52 0 12 14 | 184 10] 7,888 458 § | 45 
in 8 
1 2,241 § 112,636 9 | 457 6] 8,598 17 | 168 16 99 18 | 6x § i 645 8 } 22,713 1,098 8 | 46 
1: P 
| 2,184 15 | 14,717 § | 76 18] §,410 17 | 111 19 120.8.) 98 4 « 1,374 15 | 21,950 53450 | 47 
$5173 14 | 5,807 13 | 368 3] 3,637 15] 49 §| $014] 2x 6 1. | 2574 6 [32,537 19 | 234 8 | 48 
439 15 | 5,626 4] 8 3] 2,993 14 | 84 10 44 10] 66 § is 283 7 | 9,128 To | 326 13 | 49 
i | sr 12 | 8,986 7} 73 18] 3,308 17 | 475 16 80 6] 43 11 oe 1,141 17 | 14,134 682 10 | 50 
| 896 12 | 6,266 6| 67 18} 2,609 6 I 15 BO. ah 1x8 : 397 Of 9.433 222 2) $1 
| 883.17 | 7,064 2] 18 8 | 1,189 10] 195 10 G3. 44 781.0 200 332 49 9,117 349 17 | 52 
4 163 3 1,434 13 oA 633 9 46 19 9 16 g IL 30 12 2,218 80 Io $3 
F mop 5 150,032 41 136 2% 1,371 8.) 244 15 166 2] 100 o oe 1,158 13 112,347 208 0 | $4 
4 4842 4) 8,952 4 | 173 12 | 1,761 17 | 452 11 67 1 $6 19 249 13 FX1,727 | 486 13 | 55 
£ We i 5 
i 618 9 |} 10,284 0] 44 64 1,700 15 | 312 3 T2719 | F414 A 308 18 | 12,891 687 3 | 56 
1 L174 16 | 12,267 § |'163 10} 2,030 19 | 434 © 93 11 | 49 13 a 930 14 $15,998 psor 2) 57 
| 1,091 ZO | 14,261 14 | 114 14 ] 4,287 14 | 253 3 130 4 | 111-12 se 896 13 23,0907 84757 3 | 58 
i $35 3| 8,752 9 O Il} 1,349 2] 184 § 67 4] 47 15 105 217 1 4 10,741 323 10 | 59 
mos? 12) 4,164 17 | 32 6] 4721 2] 108 18 4 § | 37 10 . 150 3 | 5,264 4037 | & 
| 638 13 | 6,673 14| 4 $4 1,140 0| 104° 1 35 12 | 39 12 . 13 19 | 8,027 18 § 339 1 | 62 
BOA O.T7O 4) 26 4 f 1,180 16.) 82-4 go 19} 48 5 i 149 18 } 4,938 1 346 10 | 62 
Go27 | ¢.gc01 15 EIT] 1,324 11.| 140 13 41 4| 22 17 o- 422 13} 4,321 323. 17 | 63 
210 I | 4,563 11 os 1,375 1§ | 118 © 322) 37 4 “ 53 2 | 6,202 a4r 17 | 04 
m0. 7 | 5,261 10 | 61 9 | 23286 78 | 19.23 §6 16] 17 2 : ol 15725 T2119 | 65 








t7 





ve Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [18 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expen 











RECEIPTS, “EXPENDITURE - bik 











(A.) —Expended for Rk 
Purposes connec 
















Receipts = 
coe Ne 1.—Relie 
NAMES Poor a | 
of From | Rates, (a) (0) (c) (d) (c) 
. inclusive| TOTAL Sy 3s = < 
UNIONS, &e. oor Ba a S 
, of any Receipts. ee: BS ae 
\ o = © os 
Rates. Re- 3 3 or 38 
° = aS i 
payments s BH gs 8: 
by Her :|)8a | 28 ioe 
Majesty’s = E . a Bis 2S ca 
Treasury. 3 2 82 aoa | 88 
s D qae hy Kes 
B 3 ce Sa | SBS 
A -) = 3 wD 











Il. SOUTH EASTERN COUNTIES—cont. 
3." KENT (Extra-Metropolitan)—cont, 
66 | Blean ee 





| 6.773 14 | 204 3) 6,997 ry | 1,232 19 | 2,478 4] 380 16 2 716 | 









| 67 | Faversham: -~ - 
68 | Milton - - - 


| 93004 14 | 1,282 18 10,377 15 | 1,480 2) 3,370 1 500 6 258 § 946 





ff 53153 12 240. § | 5,393 14 843 19 | 1,828 ro TOE LOU? ML cae 455 





69 | Sheppey - -~ - ‘f 43560 12 348 14 | 4,909 69 o14 1 | 1,283 73 456 14 32 13 659 | 





yo | Isleof Thanet -  - £13,074 8 436 4 | 14,110 12 f 2,884 71] 4,834 21 1,069 11 so 8 | 1,035] 





41 | Eastry . - - } 13,416 2 400 6 | 13,516 7 2,864 6] 4,738 14 304 II 73 11 | 1,196 | 






42 | Dover FE) 





| 13,862 4 233. 5 | 14,005 12] 2,343 © | 4,830 11 | yr 14 124 10 866 | 





73. | Elham Sic > 83834 13 336 15 | 9,171 8H 1,884 6] 2,840 14 423 °6 ise 4 882 | 






44 | Romney Marsh - | 3:407 2 211 11 | 3,408 13 B30 2 | 105384 "Or | F167 38 ee 641 | 






4, SUSSEX. 
Tse yee -  FORE Ne 






} 9,110 9 260 15 | 9,341 41 1,414 © | 4,088 15 238 6 424 © | 1,073 | 






46 | Hastings “<< -° 
44 | Battle ~ - - 


9;660 18 267 13 | 9,928 11 | 1,063 14 | 3,834 6 Bg 4o II nag | 






9,761 14 270 14 | 10,032 8 1,844 61! 4,829 1x1 | 198 411 292 19 862 






48 | Hastbourne - - 7:357 12 | 1,213 19 | 3,002 9 338 14 Bs 1,041 






‘49 | Hailsham’-~ 9° - - 8,524 10 | 1,366 47 | 3,838 15 368 6 107 4 881 | 


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fe 
i] 
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° 
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80 | Ticehurst - = - 

Gr Uckfield ste 2s 
82 | East Grinstead- —- 
83 | Cuckfield - ~~ - 
84a@| Chailey - - . 


8,420 8] 1,314 9 | 4,446 11 133 16 1390 4 82r | 






f 9,545 10 383 0 | x0,228 10 1,208" 3°} 15,382 184 6} 1,080 


iv) 
Lo) 
- 

bo 
ow 






= 
3 
a 
LI 
0) 
as 
= 
Lal 
a 


9,516 4] 1,789 13] 3,922 2] 224 16 e 1,143 






frur78 1) 371 8 | 11,849 9 | 1,366 7| 4,679 31 43432 | 49 8| 964 | 






f 5,593 11 320 11 | 5,914 2] gos 14 | 2,808 8} 254 4 ies 864 






846 | Lewes he © + 2 
84c | West Firle - - 


§ 6,492 14 339 8] 6,823 2] 1,448 10| 2,408 0 241 38 64 Io 620 






| 3,004 19 110 4 | °3,%78 6 §09° 6 | [1,230 27 | i 46 24 50 16 358 
84d | Newhaven - =0" i 3 it4S8 te 201 0 | 3,449 0 421 






717-19 | 67 12 434 
12,850 11 1,889 8 572 18 | 1,549 


Leal 






85 | Brighton|)- - ~- = - 428,686 4] 3,970 0 | 32,686 7,880 






86 | Steyning - * . - — S022 11 396 0} 8,418 11 | 1,116 3,517 18 424 19 17x26 029° | 






8; | Horsham - - ~~] 9,154 13 | 244 14 | 9,402 9°f 1,122 5577 7 | 374 ©] 199 1} 896 


3,244 ‘1 284 9 661° x 
89 | Thakeham- - -- -4| 4,708 8 126 10 | 4,834 18] 848 £ | 2,284 10 165 © Sry 635° 


-_ © Ob AR 






88 | Petworth - - 9 ~- ~~ | 6,26 10 272 14 | 6,799 49 1,900 















|) 348.38 
| 205 12 
“04 4 
1,389 0 
~ 94 16 
Faabo 6 
346 11 





Total Relief to the Poor. 


6,514 
3,169 


8,503 
5,962 
8,889 
5954 
4,041 
4,176 
8,728 
7,691 
8,154 
4,927 
55359 
2,401 
2,865 
26,130 
6,234 
8,548 
6,443 


1 630. 6 | 4,396 






Ss. 


18 


quity (Parochial and 1 


or in E 


Cost of Proceedings at Law 
Union). 


te 
% 


53 3 


16 4 
1§I i0 
62 5 
46 8 
80 8 


96 12 


47 4 
go 7 
22 18 


17 13 


92 14 
234 14 
24 19 
42 19 
13 2 


9 16 


549 12 
98 6 
S705 
39 2 

815 


of the Poor Law Board. 


g¢ the Year ended at Lady-day 1857-~ continued. 


-  - EXPENDITURE. 


(B.)—Expended for Purposes wnconnected 


with Relief. 

We 2. 3. 4. 5. 
23 | 84 |gg¢e¢ ork 

5 Ome Bes 2.2, 
a? SY. a O'S w 
Zs BS |S s20 aia e 
aa SP |io-8 oO 
Bo wo |ae 25 2s! 
Sos Oo |3 5-2 gtr 
ese 43 SStne eS 
ae a3 |8aad an = i 
O44 @ 2 “a0 & = 

ao Sn |< Mo ® = Pe on 
SR zy 80 a5 os (soy oss 
See | ies |Seess] gees 
= Q'S Bees 5 sess 
~ ww ASE Ge aei & om ey ER 
geo | 32 Bebe) 2 |fagn 
sae | 2h |Seoss| & [SE RE 
esa | 38 |Esséa| § |RESE 
Ay Ome he. > is 

Se Sal to. Ss ota S £P oso it & 
1,489 1} 135 7 48 Toph t9 4% | ar 
1,990 19 | 244 3 66 2] :69 8 8 
1,098 5 266 IQ AO, 7 39 14 4 
920 «| 66 18 O2nT4a 32:20 8 
2,880 13} 71 14 HOF | $5h,02 19 bets 
2,641 14 | 200° 5 ~ Ub. 4 86 14 68 
3.25% 9 | 137 7 84 2} 30 0o| 64 
3,071 15 | 92 13 $9 19} 23 5 | 22 
396 18 | 30 8 24 1% 13 3 TI 
1,296 4 2212 49 1 rites 04 29 
2,610 68 9 58.14} 30 8| 56 
1,032) 284) 7518 54. 2 3 30 13 
962 14 89 18 on 5 24 12 to 
1,055 13 49 8 38 18 31 14 13 
1,092 10 | 86 16 50:19 | 30 14 |. .14 
1,194 8} 38 15 69 11 | 5615 | 20 
1,148 12 33 10 ROeT Selb 33) 40 14 
1,474 19 | 95 9 46 5 | 27 12 | 24 

400 0 | 24 19 28. 5 18 19 6 
714-13 | 45 0 29113} 21 §| 43 
361 8 | 26 11 8 14 9 5 2 
$0412 | 37 13 17 10 | 23 10 5 
4,000 0 | 84 18 200 15 | 62 18 | 140 
1,409 16) 73 3 60 4] 43 14| 63 
460 14 | 200 13 4l 5 24 11 | 41 

goo 2] 66 14 29 5 16 3 6 

388 18) 48 9 4g, walige-2$ TAL 23 

























(C.)—Expended 
for Purposes 
partly connected 
and partly 


unconnected with 
Relief to the Poor. 


= 
uw 


y q 
Assessments Act (for Surveys, 
Valuations, &c.) and Loans 
repaid under the same. 

Money expended for all other 
Purposes. 


19 
324 14 


Io 


804 16 
408 18 


We 1,188 14 


is) be 
t co = 
A a 
a cS vn 


= 
» 
BSG 
» 


TOTAL EXPENDITURE. 


t 


75291 
9,849 
5,707 
5,274 
14,223 
13,976 
13,883 
10,215 


3,846 


10,391 
9,320 
10,375 
7402 
8,648 
8,879 
10,603 
9,395 
10,419 
5,987 
6,644 
2,852 
3,626 
355390 
8,446 
9,640 
6,956 
5,198 


Amount expended in Medical Relief only 


189 1 
357 


215 
168 


19 
10 
16 
358,11 
381 10 
266 4 
284 


364 19 


299 15 
280 | 
358 
313 6 
424. 3 
367 6 
479 
455 


393 
26% 4 
184 
46° o 
126 6 
460 0 
342 4 
440 3 
ajo 9 
184 6 


faint foci ee Jn Soccn 2 


79 


\ Number. a 


67 
68 
69 | 


7 | 
72 
73 
74 


75 | 
46 
va 
48 
79 
80 | 
81 
82 
83 
84a 
846 
84C | 
84d | 
85 
86 
84 
88 


89 





80 Append to the Tenth Annual Report [18 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expen 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE -_ 








he | 2. 3. : 
| (A.) — Expended for Re 
| Purposes connec 

| Receipts 
in Aid of 1—Rele 
.—Relie 

NAMES Poor 
of From Rates, (a) (d) (c) (d) (e) 
inelusive| TOTAL Bre ro Sees 
UNIONS, &c. Poh |e, , se aa | a SR 
Y | Receipts. £5 me a 

Rates. Re- 2.3 He 6 | e88 
Ha 22 | Sa 
payments 2 Ss he an MS 
a yee) co) ey S:-3 
by Her a 2 x Ae 28 a 
e o > 
= Majesty's B % 5 : Z zs , im: 
. fat 5 | 
a Treasury. A 3 BES a4 | Bae 
8 SJ a a5 aU «| Be 5 
s 5 3 ye fan! 6a 35 = 
a i s) =" eB? io 


il. SOUTH EASTERN COURTIES—conz. 


4. SUSSEX—continued. £ os. £s £ 8 £5 ee a £ os £ 
goa | Hast Preston§ - ~ | ~F 4,482 16 179 3} 4,631 856 9 | 4,981 34 199 14 13°90 249 
gob | Arundel§ = - . ~ | 1,488 15 248 14 | 1,437 9 486 3 358 14 bd A 81 
goe | Heene, &c. « ° > - 242 18 oie 242 18 acs O47 11 ie 3G oS ; 
god | Sutton§ (part of) - - 376 8 4 10 383 15 48 14 244 2 rae 3 st 10 
91 | West Hampnest - - 7 8,238 4 374 19 | 8,613 6 § 1,602 13 | 2,825 x1 517 3 SE 15323 | 
92@} Sutton§ (part of) - - 9 3,311 13 129 6] 3,440 19 346 12 | 2,149 14 103 8 be 128 | 
926 | Chichestert * - - | 4,083 0 179 ©} 4,262 of 1,296 11] 1,818 1 538 19 se 520 | 
93 | Midhurst - - + -J] 4,666 x0 219 15 | 7,886 § § 3,051 18 | 4,262 12 434 2 da 1,292 | 


94 | Westbourne - + -f 3,74 1 135 <9 | 131682 4 806 1 | 1,638 4 46 2 82 8 673. | 


5. SOUTHAMPTON, 
95 | Havant = <= «- -J 4191 6 144 16 | 4,339 2 


tr 
& 
R 
i) 
wr 
a) 
vy 
[es] 
vo) 
fo) 
its) 


204 0 25 16 544 
96 | PortseaTsland - += -({ 38,02 4 1,123 I | 39,625 8 10,032 16 | 13,428 1g | 2,016 12 | 1,249 16 2,227 | 
97 | Alverstoke§ = 2 sh 6.203 Ge 224 18 | 6,348 13 J 1,716 11 | 1,829 14 204 19 22 8 480 





98 | Fareham - = ° -~— 4,926 6 177 3 | 8,103 9] 1,116 10 | 3,328 © 616 2 26 0 yp ORe 
o9 | Isleof Wightt (a) - = -fr2,384 10} 6,442 Ts | 18,827 § | 4,643 14] 5,006 x | 1,280 6 as 1,681 : 
roo | Lymington ~ = <P ¥og7 53 205 41] 4,436 14 976 13 | 2,964 8 330 14 5 960 | 


ror {| Christchurch - + -ff 4,928 4! 1st 0 5,069 4 465 1] 2,090 13 192 I0 sos 471 


1oz2 | Ringwood - -~ - - 7 3,434 04 148 © | 3,882 14 573 4] 1,625 13 154.8 PE 404 3 





103 | Fordingbridge - - -4 4,293 16 190 7 | 4,484 3 463 11 | 2,100 4 80 16 is 468 3 
104 | New Forest - «© ~-J] 9,049 2 { 253 9 | 9,302 11 J 1,327 12 | 3,990 19 3247 11 Ar 1,079 
tos | Southamptont- + = - F21,829 10 490 IO | 22,320 of 2,879 21] 6,720 13 g62 15 300 17 | 1,409 | 
106 | South Stoneham <« ~-f 9,203 0 261 6} 9.554 69 1,291 19 | 2,404 9 234 9 $470 19 906 
toy? | Romsey - + - -§ 8,139 9 214 19 | 5,384 6 sig 14 | 1,819 1 B04. 24 102 12 639 
108 {| Stockbridge -+- + ~-# 4,843 19 Tor 4 |.\8j038 «2 461 16 | 2,142 4 1494 14 83 12 044 


xoga| New Winchester - = - $12,364 12 389 14 | 13,257 67 1,392 2 | 5,903 12 "47 1 189 ©] 1,024 
1096 |} Hursley - - - -§ 1,865 17 45) 09 COT od 262 18 462 11 49.3 ta 236 


110 } Droxford -  - + -| 6,418 18 554 16 | 4,293 14 828 § | 2,433 10 396 14 214 4 741 








iiz | Catherington 


° { 


8 
a 
® 
-_ 
25 
we 
ia) 
=~ 
we 
~~ 
© 


6 | 1,635 19 201 9g 509g 17 24 19 At | 211 


(a) Isle of Wight,—The account given abo 








57.] of the Poor Law Board. 81 
“during the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 
be = - - - - - - - EXPENDITURE. 


(C.)—Expended 
for Purposes 











to the Poor, and (B.)—Expended for Purposes unconnected } nartly connected _ 
| therewith. with Relief. and partly se 
wnconnected with o 
Relief to the Poor. S 
" _ vw —————— om 
| the Poor. 2. 1. 2. = A. 5. ~. 2, ea 
(f) ys =e o.2 “HES Sana FCS = ea Se 
n _ Sey ~~ Om als i) 
3 4 P's SS Te 16 540 hee Joe | ee) ee 
s S | eaet se. | 86 Lee 225 |g258| 3 Pp | = 
© je) n 2 5 Ho wg? arp oO ae ae a faa! 
eI me | Se) sce | os (gees a, 2 [gesa) & cote 
8 eI ae Om SS |SSems| 4. jaSe Fass! = 7, pe 
i) re = SoHo LQ 4aq0H8 o o HOOS 3 S] os 
° Dry a) 2 mee eS = Bees [3asy 3 aS 
Pr. +3 Oy 46 on 6 &) a8 Fy Fy oed = 2 D Ay oO 
rs o's on 9 Re 1865 ug ao 48s Ss ore g 4 ons) 
a Bs) oe, baleni-" en ie = S'S a Sees ace ay ica ae: 
5) a AS ee oo ASRS re neSapseos Mo Te j 
|e |Soel.ce. | 22 |gesee| PoeeERleses| .2 4 | eo ee 
sao }xca¢ ¢ D2 S 14 sa A phe 2 S-o 2 Sh 
s = mea Posse Be |Seos ol cs On MEISE SaS of 5a 8 
pe = ~~. a S53 eae e-~s6 3 RSCciS as S as & 3 
2 ~ Re Saye <p is P20 So AD hes a 5 O gs - 3 
iS) } BOS eos |e4s0R S RAM ay 
. = Pleas! Ua oad oh ia bb . le i | a < 7 
| 
cc Ss £ 8 £ Ss & 2S.) Ss £ &£ S$ £8 ame} z- § s 5 er 
144 4 | 6,214 13 | 161 16 675 2] 60 14 32 Oo}. O19} 48 8 417 7] 7,524 19 | 333 © | goa 
135 13 | 1,059 10 sia 49 14 645 8 13 215 ee Si FO) (Og. 1,234" 15 50 0 | gob 
ie #4 7° fi2 r |. yg 18 37 0 af ° 14 o 4 o 4 5 a ae 232 44 20 6] goe 
| 3 8 Bag AG) FG ¥7 ¥s 5 6 o 16 3 17 382 § | 15 8 | god 
383 6] 6,350 14 | 49 18 8338 95.) 02) 16 420. Th) Aur 26 6 as 2560 16 | 7,704 17 | 654 6] gt 
175 5 | 2,904 I 6 6 2AR= S| aah 12 EO 10) |! 23) 28 Io 9 Ilr 6] 3,369 I0 § 149 14 | 92a 
HO 6!) 3.884 | 22° 5 ae 24 12 447 19 ce 0) |) 30) a9) 56 84 12 | 4,103 2[ 108 o| 920 
84 6 | 7,115 7 | 133 IOf 433 14} 99 18 39 9} 37 Of} 29 9% 4418) 128 2] 8,063 7] 396 3 | 93 














mega) 3.550 (6 (ey 3i4 Q | 46 © .26 18 oy ie G Oey) A 77 Of 3,862 16 J 196 10 | 94 
423 17 3,633 2 26 8 856 4 EG) ali Te 6 192) 3.08 370 % a 4,598 15 1 166 o| 98 
2.459 3 |31,.318 1 | 354 13 | 4,664 11 | 156 8 pe Beer igh rae ba 1te4,20 .e 1,997 4} 38,965 21 609 16) 96 
Bay 68 | 44;80r 18 1,147 9 22°49 | 66 9 28 5 1 Oy 50 309 9} 6,307 14 182 1 | oF 
298 14 | 6,095 2 10 13 7 1,681 13 2F 0 36 ¥3° | 2237 20 5 17 204 If 8,078 8 | 304 9} 98 

} SOS 19 | 13,117 13 7 20 §1 5.421 Ss 4 4 B27 Qui) 102 oO bo ie 34 16 $18,814 19 } 827 5 | 99 
298 19 | 5,334 3 Ong W 1,075 4 18 I0 Ag cele, Te ads Ee ic 178 18 } 6,745 2 | 259 10 | 100 
Biot 1s | 3,401 16 16 12 | 1,019 12 I4 19 Diy BY | lig aie 26 6 aa Q2 10 # 4,619" 2) 275) © | ron 
_ 260 13 3,018 13 4 18 s6r 19 1a) a0 PSars 24 3 fe gl ote 44 18 | 3,422 3 9 1497 2 | 102 
232 18 | 3,646 0 | 69 2 490 4 17 6 27 ER A 30) LE 5 08 Ai 84 15 | 4,677 24184 5 | 103 
488 4 | 7,214 3 | 43 18 | 1,236 13] 37 5 49 1 4 8) <9 ¥3 7 0 186 0 | 8,788 11 | 633 ro | 104 
Boe 8 112,775 8) 86 & 4 45805 11 so 16 m2 § || 140! 12 | 170! 73 on HoQ 12 | 21,612 12 | 339 64 | ros 
547 12 | 6,258 18 | 99 4] 2,058 3 49 18 5S ly) 40) 21 33 4 ws 304 13 | 8,900 rr J 340 5 | 106 
134 0] 3,384 19 | 48 14] 1,348 11 | 23 14 Boru 27. ts tT eo oe 273 18 [| 5,250 © | 202 US | 107 
ve 3,807 II os MIstas £3 se 21 1 | 32 10 Ae ae ne 8,004 14 | 255 If | 10S 
427 14 | 9,677 11 | 179 17 | 3,310 4] 82 14 64°53 | 37 105) 541.8 aie 148 18 [13,555 4 } 413 14 | 109a 
166 4 | 1,208 13 os Add EF | PIO. 12 oo) 4 10 as me 32 § | 1,407 8] 43 © | 1095 
376 19 | 4,990 12 | 13 14 | 13,283 13] 16 14 34 13| 24 18 gg 5 6 477 19 | 6,852 14 | 393 II | 110 
77 14 | 1,225 6 a 296 18} 14 4 13 8 4 12 t ig rae In 2) 1,867 8S 6% Wl xre 


4s for the year ended at Midsummer 1857. 





82 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [18, 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expen¢ 























RECEIPTS. “EXPENDITURE =- 5 
3 * 
1 2. ‘ 
(A.) — Expended for Re 
. Purposes connee 
Receipts 
ae 1.—Relie: 
NAMES Poor : 
: ( 
of From | Rates, (a) (0) (c) (d) & é) 
7 inclusive| TOTAL es rd os K 
UNIONS, &c. oor 33 So 
of any Receipts. 5 8 a's A >. 
Rates, Re- lone 2 3 ess 
payments 8 38 Se PaSrs 
by Her a oa an oss 
a e aq 2% ae 8 
S Majesty’ s $ i) g By a2 ee 
= Gee ct i 
S Treasury. oa g oe fia Se 
2 y 3s oo ~ s kA = Oo s 
A = 2 se | ee | aes 
2 PB 5 qa oa | aoe 
A al () =) = A 
Il, SOUTH EASTERN COUNTIES—conz. 
5. SOUTHAMPTON—continued. Ly %, £ s. £&  s. £8, £ 8. £ $s & Ss £ 
112 | Petersfield - - - - | 5,300 14 TOS) |ess4oe 4 W225 19. | Bisieq oa 118 13 539 
113. | Alresford - - - - ff 5,049 14 ZOOL *O|5 5,250) 3 64% 1 | 2,343 11 S109 114 3¢ 649° 
114 | Alton- - + «= (=| 8,383 18 343 10 | 8,424 8 818 16 | 3,403 1 184 17 64 8 868 | 
11g | Hartley Wintney - - {| 6,790 15 178 16 | 6,945 11 426 81! 3,264 18 405°9 Si — onsen 643 | 
116 | Basingstoke - - ~-15,114 8 378 12 | 15,493 © | 1,311 14 | 4,900 2 180 4 200n I 1,452 
117 | Whitchurch - - -f[ 4,930 1 II0 19 | 5,061 o 522 I} 2,309 x2 129 13 282 17 433 : 


118 Andover - - S - [12,197 3 306 § | 12,503 8 | 1,830 10 | 8,321 10 281 19 193 17 1,162 





119 | Kingselere- - - ~-[ 4,830 ¢ 134 1] 4,064 6 §62 21 3,426 o 204 16 182 18 672 








6. BERKSHIRE. 
120 | Newbury - - - ~ 918,471 2 395 16 | 18,866 18 J 1,566 12 | 8,684 18 956 16 279° 4.1 1,258 


12x | Hungerford - - - | 9,567 9 603 12 | 10,171 1 J 1,104 6] 4,804 0 664 15 644 0 | 1,234 
122 | Faringdon- - + -J§ 9,68% xx 545 3 | 10,230 14 | 1,362 19 | 3,541 0 548 oO 213.8 | 3,790 
123 | Abingdon - - . - | 10,505 4 575 14 | 11,080 18 § 1,324 4] 4,001 11 408 11 A 1,643 ; 
124 | Wantage - - ° - | 12,209 13 321 § | 12,530 18 § 1,046 4] 5,568 19 422 12 go 


vo 
Ko) 
uo 
oO 


125 | Wallingford - ° - f 10,585 1 382 7 | 10,967 8 | 1,421 19 | 5,395 18 5478 13 So 1,076 
126 | Bradfield - - -  - [14,248 19 347 5 |14,626 4 9 1,712 1] 8,108 4 554 16 24t 3 | -a,2ge 
124 | Reading - - - -f 9,471 4 528 16 | 10,000 3 fF 2,168 o| 1,442 © 8390 16 165 0O| 1,030 | 





128 | Wokingham - - ~ [11,074 14 389 4 | 11,463 18 § 1,586 6] 4,869 14 547 3 697 14 816 


i299 | Cookham - - 6,508 8 328 8 | 6,836 16 | 1,257 11 | 1,326 1g 467 0 130 13 830 
130 | East Hampstead - -{f 3,446 0] 168 13} 3,944 13 579 1) 39940.9 | $408 24 | 195)13 1) eee 
10,398 17 385 2 | 10,483 19 f 2,869 10 2,389 8 642 0 417 18 | 1,138 7 
Hit. SOUTH MIDLAND COUNTIES. 
1.* MIDDLESEX (extra-metropolitan). 


131 | Windsor - - - 








/132 | Staines BG - - [11,319 8 309 12 | 11,628 17 ff 2,134 9 | 2,208 4 SII 9 219 9 984 
133 | Uxbridge - - ~- ~-4 13,042 x1 234 2 113,246 13 J 2,070 11 | 4,899 9 | Syl 4 197 19 | 1,544 
134 | Brentford - - - - | 26,163 19 645 13 | 26,809 12 § 3,905 17 | 8,174 5 1,416. 1 |’, 400. © | 7.888 
135 | Hendon’ - - - = Fxr,9s8 333 19 | 12,092 © Ff 1,519 16 | 2,290 6 502 4 Ba 1,214 
136 | Barnet - - - - | 10,464 ro 485 15 | 10,953 5 | 1,622 6] 3,454 8 383 3 138 3] 1,042 | 
137. | Edmonton - - ~ ~ [23,235 4 | 1,272 8 | 24,504 12 | 4,664 | 4 | 4.241 14 | 1,472 13] 1,127 8 | 2,861 1 













Total Relief to the Poor. 


4,310 
4 | 4,140 
I} 6,458 
7 | 8,650 
12,283 
3,810 
8,884 


4,212 


13,744 
8 | 9,613 
7,525 
8,215 
8,554 
8,690 
10,043 
5,984 
9,052 
45344 
35231 
8,256 


1,059 8 





4,114 
221 15 9,035 


14,002 





; 1,214 2 


355. 8 | 5,885 
(142 3) 6,785 
1,0g0 II | 15,421 























(B.)—Expended for Purposes wnconnected 


i) 


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r © 
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a = 
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2 a cl OS 
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1,004 
1,026 
1,564 
1,419 
2,648 
933 1 
2,800 


1,133 


85 5 
14 6 


23 14 


oS 3704 1 
139 I 2,106 I 


197 
55 
22 
63 4 
yo 7 


3,514 
65 4,633 


168 6 | 4,847 


93 § | 4,921 17 
325 8 | 2588 6 
171 17 | 9,040 7 





of the Poor Law Board. 


EXPENDITURE. 


with Relief. 


Constables’ Expenses, and Cost ee 
of Proceedings before Justices. * 


& ud 
nh & 


i) 
co 


17 
22 15 


20 18 


ay 


Ba 16 
14 12 


57 12 
so) SE 
66 18 
183 


46 


Io 


13 
TE3 10 


128 18 
gr 9 
ot 


95 


22 12 


84 12 


148 6 
128 4 
391 4 
198 6 


93 15 


162 I2 





Act, viz., Fees 


to Clergymen and Registrars, 9 
y for Register Offices, 


ments on Account of the 


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61 14 


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13 
16 
46 6 


64 9 


34 0 
64 9 
136 19 
43 16 
68 19 


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(C.)—Expended 
for Purposes 
partly connected 











and partly 
unconnected with 
Relief to Relief to the Poor. Poor. 
A. 5. 1. 9. 
Ses fee2 | 8 
42 aos s 
202 foro = 
Dam FOR © 
alto =) $ 
RSD Isna® = 
Pa- ian eg| 3 
a,c [92%4)| & 
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Fa ea ic2.s| & 
SSS Se os a 
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29 0 6 of 50 0 140 9 
31 18 5 13 145 41 
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15 
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175 


240 


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19 


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33 10 roms 9 9 81 14 
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52 5 


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2 61 18 { 149 I1 Hor 2 
Mee Su At ES 436 19 
44 I | Wy 12 me | 2,439 15 

F 


TOTAL EXPENDITURE. 


Amount expended in Medical Relief only 


ady included in Section A.) 


(alre 



















Number. 





£ 
55404 


5.284 
8,310 
75329 
15,437 
4,357 
11,974 
5,828 


16,601 
12,405 
10,385 
10,485 
11,568 
10,8470 
12,791 

9,882 
11,249 

6,257 

4,146 
10,305 


11,261 
14,432 
26,549 
12,097 
10,661 


28,149 


I 


323 
631 
814 


374 


416 


594 








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114 
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116 
5 By) 
118 


11g 














132 










Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report 


[18: 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expend 

















RECEIPTS. 
il 2, 3. 
| 
Receipts 
in Aid of 
NAMES Poor 
| of From Rates, 
inelusive| TOTAL 
UNIONS, &c. Poor of any peccten 
Rates. Re- 
payments 
by Her 
2 Majesty's 
2 Treasury. 
P11. SOUTH MIDLAND COUNTIES—cont. 

7. HERTFORDSHIRE, £3 £ % £ & 
23738 | Ware - - - - 10,945 II 240 Qg | 11,216 o 
i139 | Bishop's Stortford - 16,702 9 828 8 | 14,230 14 
7 140@| Buntingford -~ - 4,413 6 69 14 | 4,483 0 
a 1go) | Royston - - - 12,189 4 310 11 | 12,505 15 

141 | Hitchin” - - > 15,956 12 240 I4 | 16,224 6 
{ 142 | Hertford -  - - 8,266 ro 282 as 1y.8,819,.. 5 
| 143@| Hatfield - - - 3,890 12 203 9 | 4,004 I 
41430}; Welwyn - - 1,425 is FOZ 18 | 1,520 3 

144 | St.Albans - +) - 4,584 IL 215 16 | 4,409 4 

ras |- Watford acs sa & 13,092 8 218 £3 |.33,.31m 4 
#146 | Hemel Hempstead - 4,267 16 Tig 10 |.-7,381 6 

147 | Berkhampstead : 4,628 13 142 01 4,494 13 

8. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. 

148 | Amersham - - - EL, GEA, oat 349 6 111,463 4 

149 | Eton - + - «© 12,272 8 360 6 | 12,632 14 

1so | Wycombe - . - 30,488 18 624 4 | 21,086 5s 

rr | Aylesbury .- - - 18,006 1 4606 10 | 18,472 11 

ws2 | Winslow +. +) «+ 6,670 12 181 19 | 6,8$2 11 

133 | Newport Pagnell - j 16,301 4 250 16 | 10,552 o 

154 | Buckingham -~ - bares 16 332 19 | 11,932 8 

9. OXFORDSHIRE. 

132 | Henley =e 13,339 3} 400 4 | 13,9739 7 

15€ | Thame Sho SU. 13,152 14 402 13 | 13,558 4 

1,7 | teadington -~ - 5,559 4] 103 94 145,952 § 

153 | Oxfordt - - - 10,ISI 9 376 4 | 10,524 13 

io | Bicester “us 9,988 17 | 22010] 8196 4 

160 | Woodstock - 8,895 14 235 ©| 9,130 17 


EXPENDITURE --- = 





(A.) — Expended for Re’ 
Purposes connec! 






































1.—Relief 
(a) (0) (¢) (d) (e) 
SB c=) Sls 
ea er 2 
53 28 32s 
4A a5 | oa 
g 35 a= | BS 
2 3 n a & 388 
fo] 42 oS a DF a> = 
® o aa. 292 ar = 
= sa elasdech Se g 
oe ® @ oP 5 oe 
a la qo EE Se aes 
= F a5 ses Aas 
a S| am |. 22 tga 
5 ) a = hi 
SESS a TS & 18. So a8. hey 
1,425) Onl 4.32140 282 18 307-11 864 
2,937 6 | 7,045 1 655 8 199 I | 1,507 
832 17 | 1,487 5 | 149 18 105 2 432) 
1,348 12 | $,127 3 | 203 18 63 0] 443 | 
1,275 2] 6,060 9 559 13 172 3 | 1,031) 
975 16 | 4,177 16 311 17 gi 10 716 
TOSS) Ay] 1057-5 -6 320 14 318 
279 12 494 17 150. 
| | 
1,823 16 | 2,449 10 403 I 168 11 WAT | 
1,983 10 | 4,261 4 573 19 477 5 | 1,061 
853 12 | 2,303 15 252 § 60 15 597 
£38 9 | 2,632 17 132 900 123 19 §22 
| 
1,720 17 | 4,875 15 565 19 248 19 
25008) 11, 93,05t £38 | mRooT oF 
1,797 1 | 9,654 17 94615 | 564 Io 
828 17 | 10,099 15 | 1,019 16 498 § 
BTA Oi. 3,700) Fe: 243 0 156 i 
15223 -O4|) S825 07 780 13 | 
723 4 | 6,095 9 | 31816} 369 9 
1,566 13 | 7,431 16 S12 4 +e 
1,032 8 | 4,860 16 304 0 50 14 
602 10 } 2,398 14 624 14 220 14 
3.319 13 | 1,598 © 646 17 | 2,350 § 
543 I | 4,062 3°) 439 1 ee 
566 15 | 4,490 19 $07 17 : 





vA of the Poor Law Board. 85 








ing the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 


Ser rrerernnertee te PoE Neb t P-U Fee 


- - = - 
































as. (C.)—Expended 
j : for Purposes 
the Poor, and B.)—Expended for Purposes wieconnected SF e see 
o partly connected 
therewith. © with Relief. and partly cS, 
ai unconnected with 5 
Ma Relief to the Poor. s 
the Poor. Z. dL 2. 3 4, Ds , 2. 2 ie 
a ocd es On rs edesicens fe) nian . 
@ 2 AS ae \eoee Seo fees & ; =e 
eS) qs ae =) oo a Bae os oS ics] o.9 
y = ne Se we Dae S Spel lo) a Hel 
a : +S cies) Se Bie Ago. | Bes [as 3 = po SG 
~ S Sogn Aq. St |p. | BES Eng & a ~ isn 
_3 S aD Sod sy) SiS Soy i Had ss ne 
of ce 802 oo8 ge if Fs | a2 focal & rs 5 
ae r=] Spa é Se I | = cao) 2 : 
§ g ae ee | BS |S Seger. Uiees, few-e]. ” 5 2% 
no SS ra) uw 2 o mS on) n © or ro ae ro) 
oo 2 ow oH Oo O22 iadaece# ob) Os HOOS > ic a) 
3 3 Sia | 3262-0 © Sree Foy 2 s 
= Sc ae s oo MeO fad BOR fea Big TMSm SS Ay Si 
BeecS aes Sina) onsS ca it| 5° kegs: relay aie) qj bd oO 
aa Go SS iS © Pal PO, ket ert x Sa 2ulsqgs o 4 Qo 
en aS ae as |peees! § [SSBSIESS=| Se iS aa 
oO es) peat ee 25 = © Sin 3 SH esis e-3 aie po OS 
ee, & «| Sey ees | a3 [gases & |asncle¢ez| -3 Z es | & 
eS a |2re] S82 | GE |FeOSS| 5 [SEREIEGER) SF a S21) 
ad 2 esa OS SE! Sib Sis = © S) As 2 sieas > BE 5 oa 
= iS} ooH eO 4 oS eA SOR Bs} KOM Shad: SA as, 3 
= os) Ay SS Oa ae ay “= H = A 
ce Ss. aS Ses fae Ss Sos Sus ans ane Ss, £ £ , 
m6 19 | 7,019 3| 11 18] 1,710 2) 34 16 54 8 32 10 592 19 | 10,376 444. 0 | 138 
Peg35 19 | 13,280 3 Cees 686 14 £16,490 842 13 | 139 
Beez 9 | 3,131 4 63 12 f 4,163 160 o | 140@ 
916 15 | 8,602 8 1s4 19 § 11,384 442 18 | 1400 
| 1,274 Ey 10,373 18 | 40°12 § 2,792 19") 116 4 ae 80 2 526 13,450 Aue 6 | 140 
~ £26 Hm; 0,800 7 | “49 TOF 1,348 4 | 30 18 42 I4 2 Oey 158 8.548 28h oO | a42 
mso 8 | 3,102 3 14 Ie 436 13 II 14 32 16 D7. 62 87 4,252 T4I 4 | 143 
moe 8 | 1,224 41 46 9 208 12 OB Ciao 2 56 3 1,500 41 10 | 1430] 


19 | 48 14 


= 
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i 
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io 
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619 13 ,c24 19 | 107 14 | 1,498 1§ | 246 19 41 16 45 33 { 11,224 


G 
“424 2} 8527 6 | 304 5 | 3.353 2 398 16 Bo (O wap PE TS | 13.332 





260 to | 14,430 11 | 396 14 | 79,656 
18,028 
6,404 
15,926 
: 11,662 


Wee, 2 114,730 7 | 108 19 


No) 
(e} 
w 


21 19 | §,410 





466 


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bet 
to 
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on 
as 
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to 


Az § 25 It 


b 
a: 
co 
foal 
is) 


; 338 12 | 8,861 2,038 18 | 161 


| 865 15 | 188 
fso6 68 | 156 
195 15 | 157 
4 290 18 | 158 


13,594 
F 12,851 
b 5,927 


f 11,500 


158 
114 


106 


778 7 |11,545 1] 53 44 1.434 2. 285 9 54 17.1 35 33 


305 19 | 10,681 11 3 188 1,665 § | 131 I0 44 15 29 38 


376 10 | 4,893 6] 23 4 673, 1 1 106 9 49 18 20 12 


99 19 | 9,049 14] 45 0 ce) 


339 14 | 6,141 6 9 17 § 1,375 10 | 164 8 40 II 35 3 292 8,121 302 2 | 159 


113 8,186 | 312 12 | 160 





270 17 | 6,622 3 22 FRG 201. Sail D2T ¥ 43 6 28 4 


2,264 3 | 69 14 67 17 Pr'sz % 
| 13,09 782) 2 | 23 LO 26 9g eee 
99 3f 2.015 18 | 97 7 ag F [55 FO 





86 Appendv« to the Tenth Annual Report [185 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expende 





RECEIPTS. [EXPENDITURE - - 


(A.) — Expended for Reli 
Purposes connecte 


Receipts 
in Aid of 
1.—Relief . 
NAMES Poor 
Rates, (a) (0) (c) (d) (e) 
of From ‘ 
inclusive| ToTaL oy oe oS BS 
Ga Sule 
UNIONS, &c. Poor af any | poccint a4. ag 2 yy , 
ae =a) 2o S 2a! 
Rates. Re- a5 ni B35 : 
payments 2 SH as MSS: 
by Her : ae He | oss 
: Majesty's ® S ag 3 2 @ ee 
3S I ra so og on hoe 
2 Treasury. = 2 QRS 4 SS5a5 
E = RA a5 aa | BES 
: 3 2 | gen | &8 | does 
A a s) a E D 





itl. SOUTH MIDLAND GOUNTIES— cont. 
9. OXFORDSHIRE—cont. LoS. Bs. eS. Spee: Lae St Gia os) aes: Eo 


161 | Witney ° - - - | 13,141 9 463 7 | 13,604 16 f 1,401 6] 6,448 12 454 2 OS 34. 5,9 aaer 
j 162 | Chipping Norton - ~-| 9,051 0; 363 § | 9,414 $$ gor 5} 4,486.13] 603 3] 323 11 | oq 1 
‘163 | Banbury - - - =] 18924 7 | §69 14/ 19.204 1 | 1,387 13 | 12,904 14 | 1,526 17] . 93 19 | 3,838 


10. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 


164 Brackley - ~ =< f 4,484 3 226 6 | 8,013 9 639 0} 4,322 6 297 2 oe 1,017 | 
165 | Towcester - - - =f 4,438 19 252 0] 4,690 19 424 11 | 4,088 16 288 14 19 II 635 1 

166 | Potterspury - - -] 6,775 6 223 8 | 6,998 11 449 14 | 3,541 8 348 11 # Scare | 

167 | Hardingstone - - -{ 5,444 19. 103 9 | 5,578 8 352 14] 2,412 18 318 4 ke 1,144 

{168 | Northampton - - = - {14,955 18 332 4 | 18,288 24 1,913 11] 5,310 2 g4I II ak qyS 
169 | Daventry - - - - [13,098 2 308 17 | 13,406 19 | 1,122 17 | 4,118 12 870 9 ahs 839 
1yo | Brixworth- - ~- ~ - | 10,083 14 223 12 | 10,304 6 483 21 8,404 4 gry. 8 yo 14 889 
171 | Wellingborough - - [11,734 19 215 16 | 11,950 1§ | 1,024 14 | 6,165 ¢ 479 18 96 4 984 
172 | Kettering - - - -J|12,044 3 313 13 |°13,284% 6 825 12 | 6,384 o 442 8 206 16 831 
173. | Thrapston- - - =] 4,093 14 233 10 | 4,324 4 579 6 | 3,881 2 261 18 161 12 930 I 
174 | Oundle - - - = -] 8,624 12 324 18 | 8,952 4 832 1 | 4,220 10 483 4 44 18 480 1 
17g Peterborough - - - 115,944 12 342 14 | 16,287 6] 1,555 18 } 8,085 19 820 8 PS Sie I 513 : 

1l. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. 





176 | Huntingdon - - ~~ 13,490 9 405 2 | 13,898 11 f 1,171 18 | 6,411 16 588 14 SII 13 | 1,100 
1477 | St. Ives - - - - | I1,519 14 382 18 | 11,902 12 } 1,218 17 | 4,851 13 607 18 225 10 866 
178 | St. Neot’s - = - = [10,384 14 284 16 | 10,649 I0 855 17} 5,680 4 470 90. 335 13 629 


12, BEDFORDSHIRE. 


179 | Bedford - - + ~-J19,902 1 704 15 | 20,606 16 | 1,763 8 | 8,612 16 | 1,144 9 127 7 938 
180 | Biggleswade - - - 13,219 3 327 9 | 13,546 12 |] 1,104 2] 6,713 18 621 14 47 9 | 1,163 
181} Ampthill - - - «1 8491 10 219 I0| 8,411 0 486 o| 3,888 13 426 9 nh 6 895 

182} Woburn - - + = -] 4,421 2 149 9 | 4,870 11 | 1,243 13 | 3,389 19 309 3 25 0 825 

183 | Leighton Buzzard +» -] 9,403 8 224 I1 | 9,624 19 829 13 | 4,247 8 326 6 An 1,057 


184 {| Luton - - - -] 5,814 6 199 3 | 6,013. 9 929 13 | 3,885 16 307 


wT 


834 








T.| of the Poor Law Board. 87 







‘ing the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 




















oy a cate = - 5 - EXPENDITURE. 
3 ame ee oa 
wus tf, : 
| to the Poor, and (B.)—Expended for Purposes unconnected aii Dnacied 
therewith. with Relief. and partly = 
unconnected with S 
Relief to the Poor. a 
2. 1. 2. B. 4 5. i 2, 32 
io) Oo} Sa oberg SoS Set mH ey 4 am Pa 
ag | Se | 88 [Bees cae [268] 3 a oo. 
3 : ec: am 3a |S 86 eae foe | © m4 3 3 
2 5 ner am. | && jen ee 255 [Saot!] FZ = Sn 
oF io) no ag) ~ S Seca aS Anes i= 4 
<O ea wm (ant oO A g jm 
q Ay a o°8 ef |3 PS. a,30 [22e8) 8 el ae 
& © AS Pose ae 1890.4 & mee ISS of a 3 
22 fel oA Aes a) os S225 a 3. 8 See ae lied Z, So 
4 S (2-94 So | Beet "ees| 2 Pe- [base] = a | 33 
Beas = 3 Saeko ey sas) & ae Be 8 se Ay gS 
oo = ae ees ie, Ong kv re Saou sans on. bd fore} 
ee | = (fe. 2h | BS lege"2] & [S2ezl2385) ee | & | SE 
= oO hey SS oS Py 3 R2eggenpe ga KD ca c 
ee | & |eeg| eo | oo |Ebeec| 2 2eee|ese~| 33 | = | 23 |g 
zr — a2 Se | Se tenes s| = (Se eliaoes = x Ss 2 t| ae 
* (e) { > wa 
% = a a 2 Spee Be ies es ie = = Zi 
s. £. 48: £ &. & § £8. Los LS) | Se Sa Sees: oS So srk” Ss. 
15 {10,801 12 | 110 8 | 1,482 19 | 288 11 63 2 Ost FT 38 2 ces 184 18 113,334 13 | 585 15.| 161 
Slt Zyo5: 8 |. 7o Tart mse Ts I xr7s 14 2 21.206) 12) ie 2512 6476 190 18 | 9,899 9 | 344 1 | 162 
i 386 KO |17,635 2 \7171 FI) 33042 To | 268 158 95 I0 48 93 9 es 3I1§ 11 $21,640 9 $5477 5} 163 
| 243 5 | 6,518 18 12:18 | 1,210 15 96 4 aD 12 56 12 28 16 Ae 189 1 8,154 16 | 284 10 | 164 § 
p55 EAE Senge, 0) |) 4 Oe I< 020 61) G4. ro AY Gil) 1398) 12 \es25 3 4h) FO. x8 119 6] 4,166 1g | 322 6} 165 
| 629 12 | 5,850 16 | 48 18 992 @ } 4450 29 166 23) F-lpi39 4 - 85 11 | 6,893 1g | 200 18 | 166 
L E454 | 4,542 12 ae 805 10 || 49 1 29 II 84 19 16 14 oe 124 2] 95,052 12 | 181 16 | 1647 
' 456 11 | 9,196 19} 33 4] 4,958 17 | 194 0 148 14 | 105 18 | 124 1 i 313 § #15,080 x | 222 11 | 1688 
a 1 110,333 6| 14 16] 2,146 141} 43 4 53. 6 65) 14 |) go 13 ha 202 18 [12,960 11 | 309 7 | 169 
| 319 10] 7,959 4| 40 13] 1,504 4] 98 3 6S Ti Sol 8 er3t 9 a 106 § J 9,867 17] 415 ©} 170 
a 369 7 | 8,922 15 | 19 14} 1,415 6} 42 15 79 10) 99) 311.935 8 a 203 10 J 10,815 4 J 316 15 | 171 | 
| am 6 | 9,922 1} 49 Of 3,247 7) 4o 2 13 4) 93:17 | 23179 2. 296 6 [11,384 14 | 404 13 | 172 | 
| 240 Sole s.8sigh) 1 4 12 982 0 50 19 s0 14 | 66 11 2h ay ae 69 16 | 7,103 14 | 323 7 | 143 
P32 19 | 6,683 1 65 11 | 1,308 4 64 13 CE 4 56 14 30 16 oe 92 4 § 8,322 131353 8} 174 F 
| 760 13 {12,090 18 | 12 17 | 3,582 1 | 241 13 OF kel 4 DS |.) 7) 14 oe 264 4 016,497 69417 I] 175 
=z 
| 1,382 14 | 11,464 10 SHS.E 22568 oO, Foss 62) Whore if liwka 3 " 830 4 414,008 of 451 8 | 176] 
art o]} 47,88r 8 Ege) 2180 5.) 13658 $4. 1Sob 198 @ |iae7 18 “ 89 18 $10,457 18 | 337 14 | 177 
a 983 14 | 8,454 12 | 60 4] 1,646 9g | II0 18 Bogtgulecsat Rh |,oe 13 ws 113 1 $10,797 24 369 4 198 
ie 
ie 
i 
i 
) 1,499 4 114,085 19 © Io | 4,096 13 3) £2 Eee 1S | O4 th | Tir © Bc: g08 off 19,481 3 | 382 14 | 179 | 
a 609 © § | 10,263 § a 1,980 0 | 48 0 83 12/] 49 9| 46 9 | 156 16 164 14 J 12,792 § | 704 19 | 180 | 
Ie 59 15 | 6,101 18 | 46 12 | 1,366 13 | 42 8 GOMist |) 45) 4 je 20) 12 ate 66 2] 7,961 4] 450 17 | 18x § 
* ; 
me 544 4 | 6,167 9 of 1,461 2] 35 18 48; 1)%33. OV\37 9 ve 98 19 | 7,861 18 | 322 5 | 182 | 
138 11 6,593 17 EOE | 2.200 ue 63) 8615.0; 127 11125 29 +e 97 34 9,116 18 | 278 0 | 183 
me? © | 8830 2) «2 | gor 4 | OTe ae rae ec 40'|, toa, 2 | 9.405 18 Pasa e ees 
: } 





88 Appendi« to the Tenth Annual Report [185 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expende 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE -: - 





(A.) — Expended for Reli 
Purposes connecte 














Receipts 
in Aid of 1.—Reliet 
NAMES Poor : i 
of From | Rates, (4) (2) (c) (d) (e) 
inclusive| Toran ey =} os S 
IN : Poor =o a ; 
UNIONS, &e of any Receipts. a 8 BS os 3 
Rates. Re- han Oe 258 ; 
. od oS 
payments g Su ae Ss 5 
= 42 3 
by Her a Sa iS zst 
Majesty's o 3 a 5 4 2 @ 
3 : E E cog | 82 | pE oe 
5 Treasury. 5 S BRS Si 2 eas 
S Ss Fa am 5 rg Ae Ss ‘S 
= 2 3 | gen | 23 | gous 
a eS io) = > 75) 
Hit. SOUTH MIDLAND COUNTIES —condt. 
13. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. os ee) £8 € 6 £ 4s £ os £ ie 


185 | Caxton and Arrington - Z82i 8 lo bre 6 6or 18 | 3,362 4 169 3 243.14 680 | 


186 | Chesterton - = - 364 11 | 15,969 19 | 1,050 12 | 8,489 18 356 10 225. 6 864 1 
18, | Cambridge tice, «| 819 4 | 20,489 § 4¢ 3,951 11 | 6,946 10 | 1,040 17 967 2] 1,043 1 
188 | Linton et ee - | 273 89. )E1,038 15 9 1,746 1i-| 654393026 353 9 160 9 812 1 


189 | Newmarket =e Samer pos ie 11,547 18 942 13 450 | 1,683. § 





490-1}. Ely- —. « oe Bey 
191 | North Witchford -  -f| 


331 17 [11,583 3f 979 15 | 5,088 6 
186 9 | 8,634 19} 1,436 16 | 2.440 6 169 3 I0g II 48g 
192 | Whittlesey* - - +f 43 19 | 3,643 19 643 1B4 1,961.18 224 13 be 434.1! 


193 | Wisbeach - = A ae 
IV. EASTERN COURTIES. 


14. ESSEX. 
194 | West Ham - - | 


$41 16 | 19,594 2] 2,336 13 | 10,255 3] 9g10 x0 . 1,324 1 


SOR ODDINe webs A=) 206 16 | 9,963 g SIL 14 
196 | Ongar ee py ohne: 


io4:| Romford. = »-§ .-.. -{ 84x o {18,384 19 | 3,924 12 





921 8 | 27,744 18 | 7.594 19 | 6,322 11 | 3,148 1 933 6 | 2,055. 4 
198 | Orsett Sa 5 | 


199 | Billericay - - - 242 17 | 6,690 18 | 1,516 16 


200 | Chelmsford S a 597 12 | 21,933 9 | 2,543 8 | 10,623.14 838 19 284 14 | 1,890 16 
gor | Rochford - - -, -] 372 §. | 8,731 of 1,6e9-12:} 2,484 3 364 3 31§ 9 | 1.043 3 
202 | Maldon -~ - : - | 449 8 | 15,466 10} 1,564 18 | 8,912 9 404 4 166 4 | 1,394 
903.\ Nendring ~~ -..- - ' 351 © | 14,624 4] 1,610 15 | 4,448 8 537 13 367 7 | 1,329 1 
204| Colchester- - “- -| 2904 4 | 13,044 8] 1,584 6] &,004 2 365 IL 352 7 | 1,468 1 
205 | Lexdenand Winstree’— - : 240 4 112.864 14] 1,199 © | 5,483 197 495 I aie 495 
Sea a 520 5 | 4,918 8 4 1,405 8 | 3,560 6 412 18 ee 4O4 
207 | Halstead - - -- =| 3090 3 112,249 4 | 1,224 21 8,282 6 193 838 13. | 1,142.10 


208 | Braintree - - - a 207 13 | 12,216 1 | 1,290 16| 6,115 4 265s 437 13 | 1,093 
209 | Dunmow - + - ~-{| 


210 | Saffron Walden - a] 


327 19 | 15,050 12 | 1,876 4 | 8,266 14 844 12 SII Il | 1,345 10 


3092 16,088 13 | 1,736 11 | 8,434 0 465 2 220 13 | 1,184 17 


K=) 











of the Poor Law Board. 89 


uring the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 


NP see = EX PEN DIT U RR. 





(C.)—Expended 
for Purposes 



































to the Poor, and (B.)—Expended for Purposes unconnected partly connected 2 
_ therewith. with Relief. and partly = 
: unconnected with =) 
ara Relief to the Poor. a 
zs < ) fee ae om 
| the Poor. 2. iG DP. o 4 5. iN 2, o> 
Ra ic Oc Ys On Sx rot St mos a es 
22 | 2 ag |2o¢¢ cas jag2 | 8 ae 
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es = fe Ba (ogo eo taec ol pA om 
S no ar; | Sh hae. peo [Fess] B 9 ae 
a £09 Pes | £2 [27 es. Cg nas ce rae = ee 
© Sa so HL [Sion Z mes Lee eS a eel 
iS oo 4 D So (Soren! ¢, Soa freee 7, 5,2 
— oO S50 2 |Ag BOR ro) ) sO Or es) m4 = 
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= = aS scl. ‘wo S| Oe) Beery See ats Ss em 
2 5) rare 2B a oR Se Ss 3 naiSeisSaos wo Uy $ 
pa fa Sue| G2: | 28 |ezseel = [2eecleees| 28 4 eos |g 
a = wht qo @ 2 ote! Sabla o S's oe ae BO — 
a Oo a gee,  & iad > Ip 1S i: ae aa a ee 
Ss Br s. (9S Ss SS aS £8 & os £ £ Ss 
6} iggSair1 | (21°8.] 1,691 Fee), 67 2 3Y) Siligy 8 120 6,992 2 | 188 
6 | 11,370 6 | 39 9§ 3,053 9 | 79 18 98 15 | 66 4 | 147 14,893 6 | 186 
2 | 12,723.18 | 297 0 Gigsor rT 53°18 O7s ESz hea) 6 512 21,025 9 | 184 
HOD OOFO8 LO | USSEUSHE T.aSoktowl> S42 1 44 15 28 18 276 10,981 5 | 188 
16 | 17,236 4] 108 8 EWersteie lh dearth mite) 165 8 | 109 8 656 | 21,808 9 hr 07419 | 189 
4} (8,320011 58 12 2,807 17 ys) Hg. Pua 233 11,751 4 | Igo F 
16 | 5,660 18 TAG 2,132 ache ORIG Set Sk aso. 14 634 8,628 4 | 191 
TO) | 3.506) 4 | -162°40 L,taS XE 137 2 22 19 19 2 13 4,830 2} 192 
18 |}16,00r 16 | 44 14 | 4,683 -7.) 113° 7 | RS regs "Ss E10 21,896 10 | 193 
8 | 19,500" 9 | 333 9 4 5,800 13 | 35 11] 137 2} 189 4 1,627 3 $27,642 14 | 194 
14 | 6,680 18 Pr 1,872 26%) 32 17 AS 2h\k30, ‘o 192 i 8,867 14 | 195 
©} Oi4eo011 | ~30"°6 ] 31,605 tas HO. 2 Bo ryt. 4o) 14 140 f 8,388 1 | 196 
I | 14,045 19 OLbgal 3/654 Sows) 2318 AsO Sui 59) ‘6 £38 £18,560 3 14 | 104 
13 | 5,260 19 | 107 19 | 1,543 9 | 99 4 BITS a8) 289 7:37 I | 198 | 
Ou) 6;80rire | 6% 1,931 8 Com 3 42 18 27 10 Pain O;LSOrd © | 199 
R235 LO.) W57" 2S |) 3 .5es wah ene 17 95 17 Eben sins 653 | 22,188 8 | 200 
13 | 5,881 18 | 27 16 | 2,263 x1} 46 18 52 4)] 20 18 509 f 8,818 o | 201 
i | 10,287 8 |. 148 17 | 3,164 13 yy 16 68 4 42 19 435 14,586 2 | "202 
3 | 11,896 17 ZCI 20704 Onl 1x7 7 88 9 | 66 Io 563 15,799 5 | 203 F 
9| 9,548 7 | 96 2] 1,074 2 | 125 14 GA Git 50-3 1,172 112,193 7 | 204 f 
Ir | 9,146 9 | 57 19 | 2,507 2 | 122 6 97 4| 49 13 290 14 12,284 9 | 205 | 
SO an. 2 Oserzule ne27 ah 3S TE WI 19 17 4 321 9,041 1 | 206 § 
8 | 9,312 4 | 168 19 | 1,416 18 | 64 12 61 of 34 14 443 14 | 12,002 4'| 204 | 
£3 | 0,529 14 Howe 4 1,768 16} 30) 11 BO OU 40) 15 606 | 12,037 12 | 208 
7 |13,303 1 | 23 10 | 2,244 0 | 53 19 Gu 1G] Ot: 2 199 16,028 7 | 209 | 
465 4112,8090 7] 58 12 | 2,426 o| so 4 no O| 42 16 494 F18,043 16 | 210 § 








90 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [185% 
Amount of Poor Rates levied and expendec 
RECEIPTS. E EXPENDITURE 7 








(A.) — Expended for Relie 
Purposes connectet 





Receipts 
in Aid of 
1.—Relief 0 
NAMES Poor 
of From | Rates, (2) (0) (c) (d) (e) 
VON sts . inclusive | ToTaL 83 o S BS = 
> Cc. oor » 2 es 
of ony Receipts 5 8 56 a — > 
Do. - 1 B.S a > OS 35 
Rates. Re- ao mm B58 5 
payments % Sh ss ASS s 
by Her 3 Q ra 2 gS 8h 
Majesty’s ig S a . 4 § @ 8S 
S g 3 ASS os ne Ss 
2 Treasury. a= @ Lea Se D2Oe2B 
E re ets | “9 | poe 
; = £ mn °o me ae is} 
= ‘ - 3 Si og a Ss 
A & RS 2 ele ae 


iV. EASTERN COUNTIES —continued. . 
15. SUFFOLK. £ s. 2 8. £ os. £ s. Ln. iB £ 


8. £ Ss £ 
a1r | Risbridge - +. - +4 11,489 10 265 18} 12,053 8] 1,211 0} 5,986 o 282 9 Fr g60 x 
212 Sudbury « ak = - § 21,732 12 480 2] 22,212 14 | 1,670 47 | 12,251 16 6or 4 319 2 | 1,476 21 
213 | Cosford - - © ff 10,143 4 288 17 | 10,432 1] 1,222 2] 5,038 14 Di eae | a 986 1 


214 | Thingoe - See 14,087 14 550 6} 14,638 o 968 21} 6,963 3 466 8 434 1 | 1,296. 0 


213 | Bury St. Edmund’st - | 4,660 1 317 18 | 4,977 19 O71 14 | 3,487 14 898 10 68 8 805 19 
216 | Mildenhall - > +4] 6,284 o 159 15 | 6,443 18 353 19 | 3,657 8 216 2 8 s6248 
217 Stow - - - - = — 12,498 3 554 12 | 13,052 16 830 9 | 6,728 2 349 -1 a 1,208 11 
218 | Hartismere : - + # 12,084 10 982 14 [12,867 4] 1,887 21 5,484 12 283 18 486 15 | 1,295 ro 
219 Hoxne - - - - ff 9,919 1 252 2/10,171 3°§ 1,172 19 | 5,434 12 243.3 132 19 | 1,068 10 
220 | Bosmereand Claydon ~- $10,456 1 857 18 | 11,013 19 | I,14r 6] 5,240 8 530 0 & 1,348 1 
221 | Samford - - - ~~] 6,329 16 304 © | 6,919 16 964 9 | 2,323 § 146 3 ied 978 oO 
222 | Ipswich - - ~ | 19,196 12 428 11 | 19,625 3 9 2,313 1| 8,34r 4 561 2 49 12 | 1,679 19 
223 | Woodbridge - + - 413,318 4 48 11 | 14,006 18 f 1,365 12 | 4,500 1 449 14 ae 1,396 17 
224 | Plomesgate - - - ] 10,208 2 428 13 | 10,933 15 J 1,311 19 | 5,970 2 san 19 20819 || 1,122 
225 | Blything -~ - - +49 12,800 4 387 19 | 13,188 3] 1,364 10] 5,935 19 406 14 86 8 | 1,480 6 
226 | Wangford - - - -f 4,80 8 262 14 | 8,133 24 1,505 4 | 2,844 6 361 9 PS 1,028 % 


224 | Mutford and Lothingland | 4,494 © 205 1} 4,699 1 933 § | 3,171 16 271 2 99 19 423 19 


16. NORFOLK. 


228 | Yarmouth* - - - fF 11,583 4 384 111,937 § | 2,861 15 | 4,084 12 694 0 587 14] 1,130 4 
229 | Hast and West Fleggt - | 4,48: 10 117° 4 | 4,902 14 706 6) 1,844 3 49 Io a 448 12) 
230 | Tunstead and Happingt -# 8,09 8 244 81 8,486 16 998 13| 4,281 2 24s 18 Ss "m9 «8 
231@| Brpingham - - - 11,110 8 338 4 111,448 9 | 1,439 91 5,433 18 342 9g 497 16 | 1,106 4 | 
esib |; Brinton§ sso"... 283 19 e 283 19 64 18 IOI 12 ee ss 4 
232 | Aylsham - : - ~ | 10,959 I0 507 4 |11,466 14 | 1,098 14 | 4,666 14 415 I4 984 12 | 1,068 o 
1233 | St. Faith - ~ - - - | 6,951 9 290 13 | 4,242 2 973 13 | 2,951 14 304 4 251 19 836 12 
234 | Norwicht - « - ~ | 30,369 4 959 4 | 31,338 11] 6,206 4 |19,104 10] 1,260 0 $t, 1,652 18 
235 | Forehoet - - - «=f 8 81x xx 392 1} 9,203 12] 1,103 19 | 4,168 8 324 8 549 14 493 6 


236 | Henstead « - - - 7 7,812 3 283 13 | 8,095 16 674 41] 3,866 12 426 12 ae 994 II 











1857.1 


o - - - 


to the Poor, and 








therewith. 
the Poor. 
Py) 
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| 83 fe 
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| ‘Ss Ay 
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| % 2s ve) 
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(38 x 
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wage — 
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(e) i 





| -£ 8 £ 
|] 818 18 | 8,958 
: } 873 14 | 17,192 
| ' 464 8 | 7,986 
| | 310 II | 10,418 
|) 227 15 | 6,247 
| xox s| 4,980 
|] $49 2} 9,698 
4 814 II | 10,225 
I} 357 16 | 8,411 
|| x02 14 | 8,359 
ie 125.9] 4,537 
F} 504 x5 | 13,649 
| L 425 11 | 11,467 
iy 305 21 9,240 
| i 453 2 | 10,026 
' 537 13 | 6,249 
(| sats | sax 
i 
| ‘ 993 18 | 10,352 
| 343 16 | 3,455 
| q 184 13 | 6,299 
: q 148 01} 8,964 
I} BO) ot 199 
me 205 9 | 8,499 
| 209 3 | 5,617 
¥ Q8I 13 | 29,206 
493 14 | 7,438 
317 3 079 


or in Equity (Parochial and 


Costs of Proceedings at Law 
Union). 


38 6 


£503 
98 1 


20S 


g6 4 


60 18 


1] 
18 


24 


300 


139 6 
82 


IZ 32 


of the Poor Law Board. 


during the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 


- EXPENDITURE. 


(B.)—Expended for Purposes wnconnected 








with Relief. 
te e. S. 
oO. Ys DR of of 
25 | 38 abe¢ 
4 we lbs 
oS = a |o 326 
sa. Sep |v. 0 
Fao ~o |S bees 
oor 3 an 5 ao 5 
aes ae |Our 2g 
Se ao |Soa hg 
& oO ® oa I Sot 
SBS a, att hee 
a Ato tha ais = 
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mH ars ne ce = 
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gsr me |ShkOB'S 
soe | 64 |eusée 
Ay Oo? ia Fe 
Les aS SE Ee eas: 
EeSi7meOy) 7435 10 67 8 
3,398 10 | Ioo 19 I13 19 
PLEO LES. |. OF TO 63 «5 
2,093 5 | 67 2 74° 0 
335 17 | 25 19 66 4 
Te22Oal. Aber 40 13 
ZO1l g4ut. OF 16 59 II 
1,370 10 | 79 8 52 § 
1,444 8| 65 2 47 14 
1,488. 4.)| FO If 59 18 
1,278 8 | 53 13 38 14 
3,518 -8 | 99 17 140 17 
1,429 I gl 4 647 18 
1,242 14 48 10 66 19 
3,123 2} 96 14 79 17 
1,539 0] 54 13 49 0 
1,429 11 414 18 64 5 
45 I 86 5 
970 16 | 27 19 23 4 
1,684 18 | 74 15 52 15 
1,639 § 85 2 60 14 
44 1 2 4 o § 
1,849 I 43 19 Ioo 17 
1,199 1§ | §2 5 34 12 
63 5 214 4 
1,208.77) 83° 8 39 17 
1,286 0} 58 o 33 15 


Vaccination Fees. 


22 
39 
81 
42 
23 
28 
45 
57 
57 
45 
89 
25 


22 


19 


18 
25 


34 
31 
108 


16 


30 


18 
18 


17 


16 


14 
19 





oO 


Registration ; and Costs of ° 


Jury Lists. 
Payments under the Parochial 


Expenses allowed in respect of 
Parliamentary or Municipal 


£ SS: 
17 
31 16 


20 2 


82 


II 


25 


34 
31 
iL 16 
98 
22) 16 
28 
Sule 
24 2 


20 


15 


53 6 
25 
54 
6s 8 


58 


35 


252-70 


26 
24 


(C.)—Expended 
for Purposes 
partly connected 
and partly 
unconnected with 
Relief to the Poor. 


BS 


(for Surveys, 


Valuations, &c.) and Loans - 


repaid under the same. 
Money expended for all other 


Assessments Act 
Purposes. 


239 4 


E88) <0 


16 18 IIo 


3817 | 321 4 
or 4 
124 
230010) 


sey 


466 8 


1,426 


154 7 


TOTAL EXPENDITURE. 


11,173 
21,539 
10,492 
13,477 

7,472 

6,732 
12,211 
12,335 
10,206 


10,140 


6,032 | 


19,769 
13,503 
10,8061 
13,901 
8,569 
75572 


11,083 
4,687 
8,315 

11,114 

263 

TI,082 
4,040 

31,328 
8,993 
4,682 





lief only 


Amount expended in Medical Re 


(already included in Section A.) 


Io 
18 
16 











91 


Number. 


213 
215 | 


2106 { 


218 F 





Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report 


[1857 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expendec 








RECEIPTS. 
1. 2. 3. 
| Receipts 
in Aid of 
NAMES Poor 
of From Rates, 
. inclusive | TOTAL 
UNIONS, &c. cor 4 
SAY | Receipts. 
Rates. Re- 
payinents 
by Her 
i Majesty’ s 
= Treasury. 
a 
5 
Berieee | = | > 
IV. EASTERN COUNTIES —continued. 
16. NORFOLK—continued. & ~s Se mS. 
237 | Blofield - - - = | 6,904 12 1397s 1 Coat F 
238 } Loddon and Clavering = [10,064 12 290.18 | 10,388 9 
239 | Depwade - - += = - 418,940 17 652 12 | 16,893 9 
240 | Guiltcross - - - =-4] 8,431 14 253 37 | 868s 5 
24t | Wayland - - ‘- = -f 4,702 19 243 41 4,046 3 
242 | Mitford and Launditch - 417,734 4 483 8 | 18,217 12 
243 | Walsingham - - — - 416,356 13 237 18 | 16,594 11 
244 { Docking - -. - - 111,208 4 228° 4 | 33,436 12 
245 | Freebridge Lynn - ~} S,c43 6 184 4 | 8429 Io 
246 | King’s Lynn 5 aie - [10,439 17 | 1,8c0 18 | 12,240 15 
247 | Downham - - - — - 410,366 6 318 16 | 10,683 2 
248 | Swaffham - a -] 9,231 8 197 13 | 0,429 1 
249 | Thetford - S - - [rr,071 9 219 13 |11,29R 2 
V. SGUTH-WESTER?  GUNTIES. 
17. WILTSHIRE. 
250 | Highworth and Swindon - {12,123 314 288 8 |.12,412 2 
251 | Cricklade and Wootton | 6.909 10 198 4 | 4,104 14 
Bassett. 
252 | Malmesbury - - - | 9,278 18 223,05 | 9,602 © 
253 | Chippenham - - -{13,419 2 SI] I1_| 13,936 13 
284 |Calne- - S es Spa BAC 2) 01650516 
255a@| Marlborough - - +] 5,184 3 164 10 | 8,348 13 
2580 | Savernake,&e.- - = 64 4 64 4 
266 | Devizes - + + «413,049 4 402 15 | 13,48 19 
2sy | Melksham - + + -{1r2,028 1 213 19 | 12,239 © 
258 | Bradford - - - -4 47,726 © 203 13 | 47,929 13 
259 | Westbury and Whorwells- § 8,068 14 183 3} 6.259 4 
down. 
260 | Warminster - + +] 11,440 10 306 11,804 0 











Tn-Maintenance. 


1,037 


1,030 


998 


1,130 
748 


426 








EXPENDITURE 


(A.) — Expended for Relie 
Purposes connectec 


(0) (c) (d) 
2s > 
29 = 

Be 6s) Le 

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a2 oO 

eo a @ 

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qe ac 

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$2 oe 

© 

Ss as ae 

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om eae a4 

2 mS ane 

E SSH | 8 
©) = - 


1.—Relief 0 


g the > 


puid by Her — 


UMS TE 


Salaries and Rations of 
Majest. 


Officers, zxcludin 








4,419 18 666 13 | 1,984 
5,887 1 275 0 249 
405 14 210 15 210 





4,477 6 GOO 5 | 602 





w 


13 








L,IDE 
1,038 
g2 
877 


1,081 


S 


> 


y's Treasury. 


| 


Io 





Io 


14 






1857. | of the Poor Law Board. 93 
it 
during the Year ended at Lady-day 1857— continued. 


a - EXPENDITURE. 





(C.)—Expended 











rh for Purposes 

to the Poor, aud (B.)—Expended for Purposes wrconnected partly connected 

therewith. with Relief. and partly = 

unconnected with 5 

; Relief to the Poor, y 

ti -J aS A 

the Poor. 2 4, 2. s. 4 i : 9. E 3 
fe .(f) 48 25 8s "2s ee fehes a : a§ 
| 8% Oe iGesk Ge | ee |S ake Bae |26r a | 38 
f 2 8 yes ar. aS je Sey B50 Sngs| F sn 

RS € 4 J g 
ss ae tS 26s ge |o" es . ane oSes| + eS —.8 
foe. a = S38 | 22 |8en 8% See bees ol, S a a 
i a Sy SH | eS ISSeee] 4 ieo8 Pesce = 3S 
es ee 5 She | 2oujetecs| & lagen. IeSssi) = is Zs 
| o g = ae 
nee... £ Pies a ie = Ee Fa Bag a2. S Pe ss 
| ess = re | S30 | Be |SSescl 2 leegsalbege| &§ tA 2's 

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ss S) oop SOR } eh SOR « KARES | edi & 4 & 
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Me s.| £ 6.| £38.) £ 5. 


18 | 5,461 1,470 19 18 


19 | 43957 1,675 
II | 13,443 
7,386 


6,161 


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15,123 Io 


Sa P3036. 29 
64 4 28 10 


17 
fee ii4 3 | 13,419 II 9 348) 1989" £1 81 16 60 


295 
419 14 $16,055 19 | 465 2 | 243 | 


8,983 2 5 Ol 1610 12 | 52 6 59 18I Id | 10,987 12 f 338 18 | 244 


as f hf 


6,546 12 | 130 9 § 1,291 10] 48 9 gi 16s 144 8,337 39312 § | 248 


10,574 11 | 1347 16 84 14 62 14 54 347 14 | 52 16 


we 


ve 348 7 911,355 15 } 199 5 | 246 


8,976 14 | 68 84 2,165 13] 62 6 64 67 © 2 || 43) 24 296 § [11,747 10} 370 of} 244 








4,643 18 | 18 18 § 1,354 10, 68 11 447 0 one 164 2 9,409 16 | 397 6 | 248 


9 | 8491 4 f40 41k 260% F4>) QF © $4 13 Gy ie lp ae 298 4 [11,040 15 | 384 8 | 249 





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94 | Appendi« to the Tenth Annual Report [185% 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expende 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE «5.4 


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261 | Pewsey - - = =f 6,609 14 181 18 | 6,491 12 614 7 | 3,465.18 | 206. 2 & i, lieu 


1262 | Amesbury - - - 


55385 10 TsO. | 5,542 12 487 13 | 2,320 4 IQOX 4 219 16 661 : 


263 | Alderbury - . - -~firto,o81 2 600 0 | 10,681 2 988 91} 4,799 7 584 2 Srr, 4s 938 1: 





264 | Salisbury ft ¢ <r «yf 4,008 10 JI2 19 4,347 Q 866 10 | 2,330 14 28 12 is 634 ¢ 


268 | Wilton - - - - | 8,953 6 203 19 | 9,157 § f I,IIo 16 | 4,799 2 299 0 295 3 | 1,109 x6 
266 | Tisbury - - - -f| 6,887 3 199 15 | 4,086 18 § Gysnts 4,EOT 25 2625 Fi 801 j 


| 267 |Mere- - + + «9 3,370 §| 184 ©| 58,724 338 4| 3,388 17 | 96 2| 218 1] sap § 


18. DORSETSHIRE. 











268 | Shaftesbury - - -f 4,386 1 268 § | 4,651 6 899 14 | 4,064 2 Ee2.¥3 214 6 682 ¢ 
269 | Sturminster - - - ff 6,942 19 1yo 16 | 4,113 15 637 17 | 3,684 11 100 19 of 810 rg: 
F270 | Blandford - - - -{f 8,967 14 241 11 | 9,239 § 468 © | 5,081 9 367. s ie 8sq 16 
241 | Wimborne and Cranborne | 4,737 11 324 -4 | 8,064 15 | 683. §2| 3,622 (8 286 13 * 9s8 
| 2472 | Poole - - - - -] 7,163 18 128 © | 4,291 18 489 14 | 2,848 15 307 4 249 3 449 IC 
| 273 Wareham and Purbeck - [12,139 8 261 4 |12,400 12] 1,236 7 | 6,385 16 422 9 289 0 868 : 
244 | Weymouth 2 ei - [12,056 14 241 9 | 12,208 | 3,003 1 3,522 14 612 I0 Fs 1,046 12 
243a | Dorchester - - - | 10,374 13 229 8 | 10,604 I 494 19 | 5,464 19 447 8 2047 12 844 ' 
2480 | Cerne - - - - -— 4,566 18 T20A10 | 45089 -19 ) - Aor-13 |) 1.051 17 236 19 Q7 9 SI4 
: 246 | Sherborne- - - = -/J] 4,611 14 162 14 | 4,474 8 568 9 | 3,695 8 106 1 241 6 4Os 
| 277 | Beaminster eit SP" CTiroie9 13 BIT I |10,540 4 1,042 4 | 5,938 18 344 19 333 8 g60 1 
1278 | Bridport - - - -] 8494 6 24. 18 | 8540 41 464 12 | 4,066 8 303 2 340 2 824 
19. DEVONSHIRE. 
; 279 | Axminster- - -  - [11,938 6 389 8 112,324 141 840 15 | 6,194 6 636 19 442 0| 1,062 1 
| 280 | Honiton -. = - ~-J12,933 13 | 369 3°] 43,302 18} 448 18 | 8,212 5 | 624 1| 324 18] 1,020 


1 281 | St. Thomas - - - | 23,315 14 4II 19 | 24,024 16 | 1,760 3 |12,140 18 | 1,819 8 g2I 9] 1,484 16 


#282 | Exetert - - - - 10,000 0 649 18 | 10,679 18 2,637° 9 | 4,0%7.10'] 1,409 15 rs 844-14 


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a 40 1| 8,009 10} 18 2] 1,476 9 | 171 0 Gd, 61 84) x1 


96 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expendec 
er ern cS nt ES SE PEEP SS 














RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE == 
1. 2. 3. 
(A.) — Expended for Relie 
Purposes connecte 
Receipts 

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wT A WT 
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V. SOUTH-WESTERN COUNTIES—cone. 


| 19. DEVONSHIRE—cont.J € s.| & s8.| & 8.4 
4.286 | Plympton St. Mary - - # 8,890 14 295 15 | 9,186 9 | 831 17 | 4,145 6 494 17 ar A 834 1 


| 287 Plymouth +t = 2° «$19,446 14 | 549 3-|'20,025 17 1 3,746 0 | 11,494 18 Sos 11 gio 10 | 1,387 5 





1 288 | East Stonchouse* - - 3.374 18 262 8 44 5,496 41 249 18 Cie 388 21 


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A200 | Tavistock - - - -{4 8,490 14 Soce 13° | 8,726 4 





1,088 1 §,920 1 209 1 395 11 q14 1 
}291 | Okehampton - - - 4 8,814 18 S23) 34 Osoger I 680 12 | §,623 x5 484 18 196 4 404 ( 
ag2 | Crediton “-""- ~ -°° = farjiry 19 507 IS | iT,4as 22 441 o| 4,052 12 449° 3 409 14 849 1 
: ao3a | ‘Tiverton -°- 5 + -<$18,407 3:1 ‘413 18 |19,2%0 18 889 0 | 12,402 19 632 5 424 10 | 1,147 
2930 | Dulverton -  - - - 4 5,200 14 ro9 18° |° 5,310 327) 980° O°] 13,508" 4 Tor 4 349 16 974 
§293¢ | Hxmoor - - + -4No Poor. : 
294 | South Molton - - = - | 10,293 17 350 § | 10,644 2 892 8 | 6,005 0 sT9 3 244 6| 1,004 T 
29s | Barnstaple > - - - $14,586 19 482 4 |15,0690 64 1,461 12 | 4,595 8 452 9 ye°14 | 1,220 
296 | Torrington - : - | 7,482 19 E72) op e050 ! oO 1 | 4,256 15 238 4 168 14 432 
}29, | Bideford -. - - - 4 6,810 9 203 14] ¥,o14 3 br6 Er” || 45259" 4 esa 30 293 8 904 
}298 | Holsworthy = «% = 2,887 0 88s 8 | 3,772 17] 108 11 | 1,860 8 83° 3 119 4 3058 


20. CORNWALL. 


{299 | Stratton - - : - 4 3,781 14 150 IQ | 3,932 13.4 Bis 2,418 Oo 46 8 500 0 284 


3,648 8 87 7 | 3,935 124 
} 301 | Launceston - - - | 6,943 0 193 61} 4,136 


1 300 Camelford - 204 29! 7,506 5 HO 5 166 10 378 


8347 13 | 3,724 ‘0 166 I1 E25 546 


6 | 
} 302 | St. Germans 6,663 6 207 2 | 6,960 8 


809 2] 3,929 13 300 “1 168 16 629 
1 303 Liskeard - - - - 110,704 6 244 13 | 10,948 19 | 1,191 1 | 6,397 © 484 16 381 17 nao 


| 504 Bodmin ~~ <<" +9 4.638 ae 236 4 | 4,842 2 924 41 4,180 4 407 4 430 I0 641 





4305 | St. Columb Major 6,035 18 164 4 | 6,200 2 OB 1 e918 x 142 13 337 3 Boe" 


: 306 | St.Austell- - + -[11,477 6] 319 4 | 11,796 10] 874 16 | 6,047 12 hoy 333 12 | 944 
| 307 Truro - - - - - 715,199 47 482 14 | 15,682 4] 1,338 4 | 47,062 14 407-8 | T2498 ° 4 |) room 
) 308 | Falmouth - - - - | 7,126 15 ¥43 XS | °4,300 10] 1,157 5 | 1,007 16 3638 8 453 9 528 
4309 | Helston “2 "=" 2 -9 Sa98 & 483 18 | 8,982 5] 970 6} 2,723 § 421 6 560 16 q12 

310 | Redruth - + + = | 9,589 13 544 5 | 10,133 18 | 1,102 14 | 4,833 4 578 6 335 16 844 










857.) of the Poor Law Board. 97 
during the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—-continued. 


|. ie Shel hee ee UU | hE XPENDITURE. 


(C.)—Expended 


for Purposes 




















ito the Poor, and (B.)—Expended for Purposes unconnected partly connected 
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| Relief to the Poor. oa 
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305 3 7,050 7| 50 OF 1,585 13 | 102 t SE 1h, 38) Ue iy, 22) -7 on 192 9 | 9,064 4 285 
1,344 1 |19,388 § | 191 19 oe 74 8 170 18 | 93 16} 80 19 bes 479 5 § 20,473 It 287 | 
fmezo7?. I | 2.937 8 | £73. 7 IO 4) Or 3 49 4 Ig 15 17 II oc £13) 1388) 3,554, 15 288 
O24 14 [1,218 © | 212 58 | 5,289 4 ns 18g. o | “625.7 |. $3. 10 ae 44I 13 121,730 19 289 | 
f 30s 147 | 8,593 1 | 120 Q | 1,074 2 |} 283 6 89 5 SG Ciel wey 9) ae 395 16 $10,642 o 290 i 
miro 9 | 47,403 4 Ho 16 403 8} 60 8 56 15 10) Tie 26) 2 An 203 19 | 8,927 4 291 
208 17 | 9,710 19 20 13 | 1,024 75 | 131 13 63 6 58 4 25 0 a0 20E 13 [11,320 12 292 
| 112 17 | 15,609 © | 107 15 f 2,381 5 | 192 15 Io5 19 | 50 Q 35, 6 an 1,018 15 #19,501 4 2934 
me 19 12} 4,163 13 | 12 19 438 4] 39 19 £6. 17) 26) 28}. tr ry Pe 80 17 | §,10r 2 2930} 
H 206 18 | 8,575 6} 111 4 Srx | 21g s Sk 19: | Goi 5 Zones oo 182 13 | 10,040 4 204 | 
1 494 13 | 11,908 0 | 124 1 2,736 9 | 143 0 89 10 } 108 13 61 13 § 124 19 388 rr [15,711 16 5 295 
ij 303 19 | 6,535 16 Ei) 674 19 | 92 16 44 6]| 19 16 oie a mB 281 12 9,078 14 296 § 
{| 388 14] 6,916 9 | 246 8] 1,029 10] 48 9} $318] 46 9] 1817]. m8 7] 8472 1 207 | 
{ 428 12 | 2,903 8 6 19 s18 9 | 46 4 3215} 19 19 | 24 1 + 49 64% 3,001 1 | 298 
z 39 19 | 3,288.13] 5 18 543 16 | 35 9 2419} 21 O}] 23 4 os 38 6 f 3,981 5 299 | 
283 16 | 2,739 12 | 38 17 a4 10 | 43 4 SMG P| ate Te 2: © 16 43 6 3,480 19 300 | 
G7 4) 5,444 9 22 44 9 1,043 8 Wg 2 BO) 2a 42S 68 18 Sa 140 4 6,929 8 301 
Me4ix ir | 6,308 14 | 27 18] 827 7| 92 8 55 2] 36 5 | 25 18 oe 199 OF 7583 1 302 
246 6 | 9,476 § | 108 4] 1,409 16] 119 0 129 § | 12019 | 46.39 65.14 253 18 11,9729 4 303 | 
Pe 3i9 1 | 6,035 18 | 33 71 1.313 14] 66 13 67 10 | 22 2) 53 19 a 190 Of 8,682 3 304 
259 6 | 4,467 10 | 24.5 9 3,154 4} 104 5 58 8| 3418 | 28 9 .. 332° 4.) 6,204 3 305 
573013 | 0,311 14 | 162 7 448 15 | 142 13 103 17 | 112 oO 29 19 a9 398 16 | 11,040 I 300 § 
617 18 | 12,323 6 69 12 | 1,608 17 84 14 Igo 2] 68 5 so 10 f 45 O]} 1,009 12 715,389 18 304 | 
§04 10 | 4,919 17 | 191 6 | 1,140 16 | 124 0 68 6) 48 i1 5x 10 ea sit 477 19 | 7,025 16 308 | 
BO Oo} 4,06. 1 | 264 6 | 1,403.19 | $5 f roe 14} 63 2 1 4% 16 as 255 8 8,161 7 309 § 
moot 7 | 8,086 5 38 11 | 1,308 3 } 395 15 175 8| Fo 9g 20 10 ve 854 15 | 70,952 10 210 | 





G 


98: Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expended 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE .- = 























1 2. 3 
(A.) — Expended for Relief 
Purposes connected 
Receipts 
Migs 3 1.—Relief of 
Poor | 
tai | From | Rates, (a) (0) (c) (d) (e) 
of ~ inclusive | ToTaL su) oe = 2 § 
oor Be Se 
Rates. Re- - icf ee e335 
payments g hy a MSs 
2 Sc) ous sx 
by Her & § A = s zs 85 
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Z Majesty’s £ 3 a5 # Zs e aS 
2 Treasury. _ g oS rhea S548 
re fas} faa} » 2 3 ad “= 2 = | 
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Ss. | £ as 
311 | Penzance - - - -] 4,050 4 329 11 | 7,979 15 824 6} 2,460 6 688 o 234) 93 | 529 Q 
312 | ScillyIslands - - -|NoReturn. .. Be oe a | r 
21. SOMERSETSHIRE. 
313. | Williton - + + -4r2,595 4] 388 §|12,980 9] 1,384 § | 7206 §| 21616] 263 4} 1,122 5 
314 | Wellington = 8 - [11,057 16 24% 13.1 12,320 9 "95 13} 6,236 6 604 13 323 5 | 1,045 14 
}31s | Taunton - - + = -{|r9,729 2 488 14 | 20,217 16 } 1,457 11 | 9,930 2 747 10! 455 9 | 1,493 8 
316 | Bridgwater «= - {18,976 6 479 8 110,485 14 | 2,333 18 | 8,478 14 404 6 451 4} 1,319 33 
317. | Langport - - . -— 8,158 6 469 10 | 8,624 16 814 41 3,590 15 205 4 | 833. 2) 
318 | Chard- - - - «412,844 6 207 12 | 13,141 18 | 1,070 17 | 6,536 6 443 8 296 9 | 1,040 ° 
319 | Yeovil- . - - - #11,821 15 316 4 12,138 2 854 3 | 6,173 Ir 304 6 T2117 | 1,010 13 
#320 | Wincanton- - - ~ = {12,888 10 328 4 | 13,216 14 831 o | 47,483 13 204 6 1,046 10 
32t Frome - =.= ., = [14,446 9 380 12 | 14,854 1 1,432 © | 9,389 8 490 § 188 Ir | 1,354 


322 | Shepton Mallet- - = 412,826 10 828 14 113,355 4 H14 14 | 4,942 11 306 18 S12. © |) Togs 


323 | Wells - = + «+ «412,948 19 288 12 | 13,267 11 § 3,210 13 | 5,484 396 3 or 1,040 


9 
324 | Axbridge - - - -(|14,625 3 725 15 | 18,350 18 J 1,242 9 | 8,513 4 $70 5 149 17 | 1,45! 
| 328 Clutton - = - «15,261 8 388 11 | 15,649 16 § 1,030 15 | 8,246 9 521 14 36 10 | 1,034 
3 


320 || Baths: 2. sy = 930,005 1g 588 10 | 30,594 3] 5,440 14} 4,602 1,424 4 907 8 | 1,888 


327 | Keynham - - +. -# 11,856 14 324 12 | 12,181 9 | 1,544 3] 8,818 10 536 19 180 II | 1,170 
' 328 | Bedminster - = = | 18,032 3 576 18 | 18,609 1 | 2,014 10 


| Vi. WEST MIDLAND COUNTIES, 
| 22. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 


9,325 5 644 5 444 10 | 1,262 


: 329 | Bristol} - - - - {32,872 13 | 2,693 26 | 38,266 9 | 8,606 18 |14,040 9 | 1,896 13 a 2,246 I 
330 «| Clifton - + - - [42,952 10 881 14 | 43,834 4 | 5,203 10 | 9,185 19 439 17 | 1,866 12 | 1,943 
{331 | Chipping Sodbury - -] 9,367 2| 269 15 | 9,636 17] 623.15 | 4,289 18] 397 9| 292 4}| 669 
332 | Thornbury - - ~— 7.33% 8 266 3 | 4,594 8 496%10 | 3,165 8 483 8 389 4 658 
333 | Dursley” - - = -~ 4 8,534 5 394 9 | 8,928 14 636 141 4,944 11 429 11 292 18 81§ 10 
1 334 | Westbury-on-Severn -f 6,495 2 423 6 | 4,218 8 663.13 | 2,836 ro 292 14 184 2 414 18) 
335 Newent - - - - 4,577 14 191 13 | 4,469 4 562 14 | 4,861 ro 198 o ats 664 13 


V. SOUTH-WESTERN COUNTIES—cont. 
20.—CORNWALL—cont. Lys. £ S: & Ss. £ 4. Ss gS, aS: £ 
j 





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11857. | 


‘during the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 


of the Poor Law Board. 





EXPENDITURE. 


(C.)—Expended | 
for Purposes 






























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therewith. with Relief. and partly a 
unconnected with 3 
= Relief to the Poor. % 
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eat,709 14 | 28,620 3 | 431 3 ae 124 2 287 15} 157 8 | 254 9 23 2] 1,045 IT § 30,943 j 816 16 | 329 | 
g06 4 | 19,345 18 |1,04619 J 19,900 8 | 419 12 262 19 | 130 16 | 244 § | 125 © | 1,993 15 443,469 425 2 | 330 
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344 & | 6,637 2\| 14 19 | 1,662 19) 38 19 gO 11}. 24 164) -34 17 207 16 | 8,660 296 10 | 335 
G 2 


109 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [135" 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expende 




















RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE es 
1 2. 3 ‘ 
(A.) — Expended for Reli 
Purposes connecte 
Reccipts 
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of inclusive | TOTAL oS os S235 
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UNIONS, &e. any | Receipts. a9 eS ot ee 
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1 Vi, WEST MIDLAND COUNTIES—conz. 

bee. GLOUCHESTERSHIRE—cont] £ os. at as. zz 
336 | Gloucester - - - 114,401 12 437 4 | 14,838 1,600 9 | 5,650 3] Z,015 3 389 16 | 1,024 
| 337. | Wheatenhurst - - -{# 4,064 12 184 13 | 4,249 434 $ | 1,692 32 130 13 ie 385 1 
. 338 | Stroud - - - - 115,618 2 632 2 | 16,250 1,876 11 | 4,450 11 | 1,325 17 | 564 9} 1,290 1 
339 | Tetbury - . - -] 2,476 14 Gs 92 |2-84r 184 8] 1,141 18 95 14 be 31s 


A 340 | Cirencester - - - |12,629 4 344 16 | 12,074 1,733 16 | 5,4¥os 14 463 1 328 14 | 1, 1380R 





Northleach .+ = -] 8,954 | 430 ©| 6,184 643 17 | 2,233 14] | 351 4]. 917 4 | . 6850m 


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342 | Stow-on-the-Wold 3,108 % 180 10 | 5,285 Ho o | 2,069 IT 204 12 286 8 492 1 


343. | Winchcomb *« - =<] 5,629 13. 116 10 | 5,746 


I 344 Cheltenham * «= +] 22,323 12 366 19 | 22,690 5 3,030 5 | 8,417 13 | 1,270 2 402 17 | 1,261 1. 


: 343 | Tewkesbury - + -§ 8,248 2 204 13 | 8,452 617 18 | 3,454 16 244 16 a 670.1 
| 23. HEREFORDSHIRE. 
A346 | Ledbury - 4 «  -f 6,905 m | | 40% 19 | 4,332 790 17 | 4,123 10} 242 8 + 877 1 


805 17 | 5,222.8 343 2 164 16°] 1,122 





ogg) | RossQ- om ee = 0,688 | 98 18 109,889 





f348a| Hereford - = += -412,805 13] 828 10 | 13,334 1,376 6 | 9335 3] $635.7 | 148.9.) 25mg 


psasby Doret. oni. gs =. = 453,560 248 1¢ | 3,818 276 16 | 1,810 16 255 16 6s 12 540 
349 | Weobley - = - f# 4,509 15 158 16 | 4,668 508 18 | 2,043 2 146 2 162 16 | $38 
350 | Bromyard - = = =1 5,206 1% 203) 13 | 5,590 389 oOo} 3.031 16 165 14 his 660 1 


L332 Leominster . - - | 8,248 16 CHADE Tl capilcys 681 15} 4,008 2 324 15 a 438 


24. SALOP. 


| 352 Ludlow - = - =] 9,693 9 958 2 } 6,081 862. 7 | 4,318 6 147 § 108 17 987 





#353 | Clun - = “ = =] 5,300 “9 582 5 | 5,882 433 01} 2,573 8 21s 6 196 9 hoo | 


W354 | Church Stretton - - | 3,728 10 126) 14 | 3,858 





1353 | Cleobury Mortimer - - 1 4,183 9 199 19 | 4,383 Aid: Bl TyeS8-26 319 19 69 11 50 


1396 | Bridgnorth e «©. -) 4,172 16 132. 83] 4,248 922 11 | 2,000 14 366 o 483 4 404 


357 .| Shiffmal - = = -] 3.494 6 | 2098 13 | 3,419 3582 19 | 2,377 13 | 250 14 66 10 | $34 





1358 | Madeley - - -  -| 8,093 16 231 15 | 8,328 
f3s9 | Atcham - = + +] 6,928 4 192 13 | 4,121 





1 360 Shrewsbury t - - -} 6,332 1 456 14 | 6,788 1,228 9 | 1,920 9 848 2 148 14 245 1 










| 857] of the Poor Law Board. 


during the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 





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mee f 9.416 6 | Sr F7 9 £111 17 | 86 4 E3) sae 36) 2 20° 15 is 286 9 | 9,392 14 § 305 0 | 347 
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Bx71 11 | 4,518 14 Il 14 905 oO} 51 12 34 15 12) 1 18 6 BK 11r 6 fF 5,664 3 9 357 16 | 350 | 


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181 0 | 6,605 3 » 13) 2,375 17 | 100 1 B25 40 18 ie 243° 0 f 0,581 (6 370) O ) S528 


313.14 | 4,432 4 424 ¥,092 ¥2}. 22 14 B33 II 12 192 7 505 11 | 6,335 19 § 237 0 353 § 
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102 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [1857, 
Amount of Poor Rates levied and expended 


| RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE -: =a 








(A.) — Expended for Relief 
Purposes connected 








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24, SALOP—continued. Les: Ga, 1 Les. £8. # & £ 8. LPNS. £ 3%8. 
4361 | Oswestry t - oe - [10,008 4 | 2,408 18 | 12,414 2 942 6 | 3,385 12 874 6 | 2,680 12] 1,028 II 
# 362 | Hllesmere - - - - § 6,306 18 236 8 | 6,542 6 950 19 | 1,832 12 4647. 3 a 430 19 
41 363@| Wem - - - - - 7 4,486 15 214 49} 4,901 2 400 Q | 1,430 14 241 13 186 14 594 = 
3630| Whitchurch - - -f 5,143 3 216 16} 5,359 19 485 18 | 2,084 12 310 6 228 oO 581 19 
| 364 | Drayton - - - - 7 3,984 8 tor 18 | 4,086 6 526 Io 944 6 250 12 284-8 458 9 
4365 | Wellington - - - 7 47,203 § x18. 1 | 9,321 6 042 3} 3,090 II 346 8 260 0 440° 4 
366 | Newport - - - -— 5,835 5 126 10 | 8,961 18 964 9 | 1,726 2 318 5 348 14 484 © 
25. STAFFORDSHIRE. 
| 367a | Stafford - - - - | 8,833 9 228 11 | 9,062 of 1,289 13] 2,090 4 813 13 370 “2 891 6 
3646 | Ranton Abbey - - - 13° 9 se 139 Ae sé de 5c a 
1 368 | Stone - - - - - | 6,838 8 145 6] 6,983 14 | 1,020 17 | 1,633 9 41r 6 196 4 | 864 1 
1 369 | Newcastle-under-Lyme -f 6,479 2 156 | 6,635 4] 1,100 14 | 1,139 2 242 14 240 12 679 I 
340 | Wolstanton and Burslem [17,498 1 158 15 | 14,656 16} 1,569 © | 5,957 16 S64 4 422 14 | 1,309 
| 341 | Stoke-upon-Trent*® - -{18,4719 7 293 6 | 19,012 13 J 2,359 1 | 3,783 9 gor 2] 1,663 5] 1,285 ¥ 
| 3720 Leek - - + = =-f 4,688 9 297 18 | 4,986 4 685 15°| 2,929 10 185 1 362%E8 665 1 
3720 | Alstonefield§ (part of)t - 470 18 10 13 481 11 69 11 140 6 e a 304 
343 | Cheadle - =o mi} - ff 5,686 3 304 13 | 5,990 16 547 9 | 1,689 2 245 16 A 5760 55 
4 374 Uttoxeter - 4 - | 6,436 13 19§ 13 6,932 6 430 10 | 2,458 3 256 1 24I © 573 
348 | Burton-on-Trent - = 11,440 19 432° 3 112,193 2 684 16 | 4,449 9 402 1 342 15 | 1,069 
376 | Tamworth- - -  -f§ 4,141 18 gyo 6| 8112 4§. 536 8} 35574 7 337 18 446 2 598. 
‘ana Lichfield - we - - 10,676 38 388 8 | 11,064 13 806 18 | 4,034 18 418 18 250 13 735 14 
13470 | Haselor - - + - 35 8 a 3g 8 «, 6 6 - ie iz 
348 | Penkridge- - - -f 6,869 o 176 13 | 4,045 13 667 10 | 2,055 2 524.13 af 553 19 
3y9a | Seisdon - - -  -f 5,665 8 253. 6 | 8,918 14 320 12 | 1,280 14 1978 19 a 1,002 1g 
3490 | Wolverhampton - = |. 29,867 16 079 19 | 30,844 15 | 4,741 0 | 47,790 47 | 1,203 10 * 1,434 9 
380 | Walsall - * - - 110,376 3 204 4 |10,583 4 809 11 | 3,661 3 6147 18 292 2 894 0 
381 | West Bromwich ~ = |. 28,142 2 589 6 | 28,431 8 f 2,909 1 | 12,202 13 | 1,406. 0 503.4 926. 6 
382 | Dudley - - - 126,847 9 so06 2 | 24,353 11 | 3,047 4 | 9,699 16 | 1,186 11 | 1,509 I | 1,442: 4 





¢ The other Parish of Alstonefield 







1857.] | of the Poor Law Bourd. | 103 
during the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 





(C.)—Expended 
for Purposes 

















‘to the Poor, and (B.)—Expended for Purposes wnconnected | partly connected 
herewith. with Relief. and partly fia 
| unconnected with 5 
Relief to the Poor. oa 
2. 1: 2. 3. 4 5. 1 2, 33 
; - EO od Bai |Qare Sas [eee 5 as 
(f) Sa |} 28 | 88 |S388 om leoe | 2 as 
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= om ous ai 2O Sphay 3 &RBeH Anges ae) P| race a 
Sia | = |288| 22s | £2 |B2ses] & |22eeles23| s6 | = | 28 | 2 
| ee 3 So al soe | 2& |28Ses| 8 |SaSsSeea) 38 Sl oe 
Sc < eS e "| eras & |HOMSoIS | SR 2 aS | 5 
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S: fi os: ££ iss ers £ Ss po eat ee Se 5 eC al ee A Leroi Les) 
2 | 10,043 9 82 .9uf 23003 4 23 16 W2ETO | 00n Onl say 7 a 378 3 112,786 13 | 320 0 | 361 
4 | 4,370 of} 23 18f 1,256 19 | 86 8 40) Ou) = 37) 9) | 45 15 oe 284 14 | 6,145 6 § 226 5 | 362 
/ 
10 | 3,392 16 | 113 14] 1,086 o| 3617 20m Sule 2a 7 13 16 sie 88 16 4,782 14 f 180 9 | 363a 
9 | 4,840 4] 52 10 BES Oo \ S97. 1 BA TOul S22TOu |p 20) LS a6 191 8 | 6,024 13 § 153 13'| 3630 
oO | 2,658 2 I rf 1,429 17 | 22 2 45 15 | 3012} 14 15 oc 64 12 f 4,266 16 § 138 13 | 364 
19 | 5,927 § | 142 Of 1,075 3 | 18 12 72:19 | 4117 | 13 14 “ 297 19 | 7,389 15 } 203 3 | 365 
18 | 4,391 8 KA, WINE E342) On|, 26, 2 §2 19 | 38 14 8 19 oe 109 6 5,984 4414747 4% | 366 
b |. 8,330 § |.19 79 2,440 2] 69 14 66 15 24 19 | 20 14 Ab 553 14 | 8,889 10 | 210 © | 367a 
ae 13 «8 ae t ote oe na 015 14553 ne 30408 
19 | 4,665 10 o 7] 2,461 2| 33 12 04. Si 37018 | 12 9 tga 63 12] 7,353 12 | 196 6 | 368 
19 | 3,640 © 7 6] 2,128 13 | 25 9 ay 21 96 13| 26 2 gs 260 16 | 6,266 SH 119 0 | 3698 
18 | 10,938 18 I2 15 | 3,058 18 26 0 198 14 | 153 12 22 6 55 373 4 414,784 4 § 283 12 | 3470 Ff 
| 294 2 | 10,376 9 | 334 12 4,108 0 52 18 2HO 4 | 221-14 52 9 55 5 | 4371 2 910,842 16 J 400 17 | 341 
16 | 4,811 6 3 IF © E543 B71. 49.19 90 19} 41 13 9 84178 © 457 11 | 7,171 2 9 237 18 | 3720 
2 244 6 2 10 162 8 I 19 3 18 ti 2 Bo © I0 6 8 454 13 8 3°] 3920 
346 | 3,43¢ 9 | 113 14] 1,660 5| 24 © G2 10) 63, 6) 14 12, .. 335.15 § 5,709 12 i180 m0) 1 398 
262 18 4561 17 1, 36 Ff 1876 6.) 47.10 49 10| 32 4] 14 18 + 17t 8] 6,780. oF 199 13 | 344 
Pe 513 9 | 47,261 16 | 201 19 | 3,619 2] 157 9 tos 4 | 46 18} 42 15 9 189 14 382 0 412,006 19 § 389 I | 345 
fi "28s 9 | 6,078 6|° 8 164 1,643 10 | 51 10 AS. Ale 338 OF | 34) 0 70 206 47} 8,096 19 | 263 17 | 346 
ie “314 4 | 6,564 8 45 15 | 2,535 12 61 13 80 19 80 14 48 6 os 378 If 9,779 8 | 235 Oo | 344a 
* 6 6 a Ig II o lI ze ad a He a 26 8 3740 
a” 309 O| 4,113 4 44 19 f 2,157 15 66 54 63 6 Orr 18 6 ae 167 10} 6,723 10 f 192 5 | 348 
: 848 14 | 3,631 14 fa) 582) 19 CIN Ns) SB. On| 2558 § Q 2 8) 156).6 322 6 | 5,836 5 | 206 19 | 3400 
| 610 Avi0,079 IO |, 7I Inf 8,721 13 | 92 17 4§1 18 | 309 13 | 124 -9 os 854 3 126,408 14 f 602 4 | 3790 
09 O]} 4,024 14 56 2739 2 Ee o7 200 I} 190 5 40 16 ff) We) 322 3 170,616 8 § 33% © | 380 
57 10 | 18,804 14 41 168 4,888 4 | 107 1 209 I | 266 15 86 10 | 300 0 | 1,139 5 125,033 9 | 404 19 | 38t 
P 850 3 |14.444 2| 19 13] 5,863 4| 190 7 $24 7 | 380 14 | fos 18 . 996 8 925,824 13 $572 9 | 382 1 


will be found under No. 447 d. 


104 


Appendia to the Tenth Ainual Report 


[185 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expende 














RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE - 
A; 2. 3. 
(A.) — Expended for Reli 
Purposes connect 
Receipts 
in Aid of 
1.—Relief 
NAMES Poor : 
of From | Rates, (a) (0) (c) (d) (e) 
ape re aan A inclusive | TOTAL by co} S23 s 
S, &e. oor B2 S = 
FANY | Receipts. = 5 55 a ae 
Rates. Re- a3 a fe sss 
payments © ot bs as | PSS | 
= 
by Her : 2 x “3 | oes 
: Majesty’s 2 > aE f Z S ike 
8 iS a ESS os Rae 
SD Treasury. 3 2 £22 oi 222: 
8 = z Chie co | Bee, 
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7 ha 6 ii Be If 
Vi; WEST MIDLAND COUNTIES—cont. 
26. WORCESTERSHIRE.[ €£  s. & 48. £& $i & ®. & Ss Le & s £& 
383 | Stourbridge - : - 113,874 1 ach) 12) | 14,281 13% 3,812 ne | 3,290) 69 537 18 os O42 
384 | Kidderminster - - + 414,471 3 206 o 14,73) 3} 1,488 4 | 4,667 19 459 19 s 1,123 3 
385 | Tenbury - - + +] 3,643 12] 117 §*| 3,960 147] 409°'5 | 1,484 14 86 15 | 102 15 | 407 
386 | Martley - = . ire - | 8,62: 19 296 3 | 8,918 4 O14 2} 4,238)10 209 10 169 I2 434 J 
387 | Worcester - - - 113,031 3 g7o 14 |14,902 oO | 1,671 16 | 3,813 © | 1,560 14 22x-TS 899 — 
388 | Upton-on-Severn - +] 9,153 1} 383 13 | 9,536 14] $45 18] 4,959 2] $28 4 . 736 1 
389 | Evesham - - - «+f 6,756 12 164/10] 6,911 92 W42 -3 | 3,424 18 331 14 631 
390 | Pershore - - © -f 6,438 14 362° 9 | 9,101 3 390 13 | 2,816 13 S4O 13 32 | 
391 | Droitwich - - «= +f 9,069 18} 1,042 610,112 4 844 11 | 3,000 13 845 II 228 12 | ijeoa 
392 | Bromsgrove - - - [10,885 13 238 6 | 11,123 19 952 19 | 4,263 15 B26) © 258 1 811 1 
393 | King’s Norton - - -413,379 9 231 48-) 13,011 4 679 11 | 2,043 0 609 14 2547 18 655 
27. WARWICKSHIRE. 
394 | Birmingham|] - - - [84,071 © | 1,592 3 | 86,263 3 | 9,068 13 | 20,184 11] 4,943 5 | 2,158 8 | 4,8%44 
395 | Aston- - - =* +f 7,106 4] 43213 | 7.538 17 [| 1,154 1 | 1,746 9 767 13 42 10 966 
396 | Meriden - - - - | 6,370 9 342 16 | 6,713 8 480 21 3,459 § 382 12 a 568 
397 | Atherstone “77 Jes 4] 5,190 3 2460 8°). 8434 La 352 4] 2,891 16 93 3 135.) x 529 
308 Nuneaton - > - - | 6,343 9 T6744) G:s7T “3 483 © 221 3070) 94 302 0 : 610 
399 | Foleshill - - - - | 6,386 12 189 9 | 6,546 1 gt2 94 | 23586 ~6 2135 . §33)) 
400 | Coventryt - - - - | 4,347 6 AO3Z0r7 TP eSie OZae 1.539 1,224 15 How 3 34 1,126 
401 Rugby - - - - | 9,700 8 564 11 10,264 19 512 4] 4,813 10 549 12 305° 2 803 
402 | Solihull - - See lporrecieay OP 231 13 | 5,383 18 345 41 1,638 3 gee 1 146 0 536 
403 Warwick - - - - 118,848 3 410 4 130,258 10 3,322 § | 9,284 5 | 1,584 12 . 804 
404 | Stratford-on-Avon - - [11,512 2 244 14 | 11,486 16 642 <8] (syaya lcs 44t 3 (2 268i a5 804 
40g | Alcester - - - - | 8,270 8 244 9 | 8,517 14 428 6! 3,664 8 464°14 ras 1,814 
406 | Shipston-on-Stour - - | 9,684 15 35§ 17 | 10,043 12 | 1,037 © | 4,237 6 634 13 a8 842 | 
4oy | Southam - + + = § 5,605 0] 23017] 5,859 17 f 542 11 | 2,344 16| 226 78 39 18 | 419 


(a) City of Coventry.—The sum entered above as “ (f) Other Expenses 0 





1857. | of the Poor Law Board. 


during the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 
aie ae eae Cees a 


EXPENDITURE. 


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for Purposes 


to the Poor, and partly connected 


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iA or immediately connected with Relief,” includes 260l, 128. for “ Building Account.” 





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362 14 | 8,602 16 | 199 11 J 4,887 17 | 62 14 tof 17 | 89 14 | 99 ©O rso 6 J 14,196 15 f s1g 2 | 384 
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373 11 | 7,185 1 | 8017} 2,637 11 65 18 hs Hy 16 | 21 18 832 16 [10,649 2 f 279 12 | 392 
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429 16 | 5,875 6 | 48 19 | 6,515 19 | 26 18 133 3| 4619 | 66199 91 19 | 1,035 113,841 3 f 203 5 | 393 
Fh 4387 15 | 48,526 12 | 684 6 [39,072 9 | 103 1x | 679 14 | 292 12) 94 S$] ++ | 1576 12 [88e02 t Jr440 8 | 394 
F 699 4} 5,376 3} 37 3) u177 3] 10 18 2H A2s\ TSE Othe 55, F : 371 If 7.414 2 | 387 10 | 395 
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403 © | 4,402 5 1 8 Bene, |, GO. 3% 4413 | 2810] 24 15 se 138 17 | 5,545 § | 157 18 | 397 
36 10 | 4,801 4.) 96 4 HHS 6 | 232 19 58 13 28 19 18 oO Berg 234 2] 6,255 3 , 264 12 | 398 
| 346 3 | 4,191 19gl 15 | 1,279 17 | 29 © 42 14| 44 4] 24 15 . 216 16 | 6,050 7 | 209 4 | 399 
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: ee HAD} 6,510 3 46 12] 1,272 3 4 IO 146 If | 107 10 43 18 224 10 | 7,397 17 f 318 18 | 400 
294 14 | 7,277 2| 63 19 | 3,524 1 | 79 13 6s 10| 3415 | S818] 44 16 323 4 | 13,471 16] 329 6 | 401 
238 0 | 3,259 9 sh 1,420 4 | 62 to Bt cB: gor Gy. 25 8 115 1] 5,042 4 | 239 16 | 402 
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472 8 | 8030 § | 151 17 | 2,675 6 | 177 11 Go: 295) 435 2026 Tt 321 3 [11,505 18 314 2 | 404 
5418 | 6,729 16 | 24 12} 1,843 3] 91 0 K3 14} $317 )°21 9 we 124 3 | 8,944 14] 413 7 | 405 
1§6 18 | 6,941 1 | 200 4] 2,353 3 | 192 17 63.14 | 2615 | 25 13 aC IyI 12} 9,975 2 366 o | 406 
198 10 | 3,741 10 | 84 13] 1,503 8| 45 6 29 10| 5016} 15 2} 1010 126 4 | 5,637 24142 4 | 407 


WA i! 


106 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expended 
















RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE = = 3% 
1. 2. 3. 
: (A.) — Expended for Relief 
Purposes connected 
Receipts 
ac ahi 1.-Relief of 
Poor 
parte | From |. Bates, (c) (d) (6) 
of inclusive | TOTAL 33 oS S25 
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28. LEICESTERSHIRE. fw Wes. £ +8. on 28. ae £..%: Le 8 £ & £ 

4408 | Lutterworth - - -{J| 9,307 5 345 14 | 9,682 19 602 1 | 4,803 7 328 8 122 3 806 15 
| 409 | Market Harborough - [10,213 0 548 8 |10,461 8 625 16 | 6,200 14 366 8 ae 846 1 
| 410 | Billesdon - : - - | 4,349 2 “168 Ri) Asie. 4 348 10 | 1,842 14 48 3 242 18 346 12 
| 411 | Blaby - - . - | 6,213 4 213 4) 6,425 11 342 9 | 3,211 18 240 8 “208 8 648 1 
1412 | Hinckley - - -  -Jf 8,238 15 220 6] 8459 1] 1,046 13 | 4,433 13 367 14 226 0 546 _ 
41 413. | Market Bosworth - - J] 8,067 9 193 12 | 8,261 1x 452 41 4,936 14 182 11 248 14 | “91g 8 
414 | Ashby-de-la-Zouch -  - | 10,161 16 190 I5 | 10,352 11 | 1,289 1 | 2,850 13 497 4 sid 840 II 

} 41s | Loughborough - - + §10,382 11 | 196 © | 10,598 11 | 1,231 12°] 4,215 9 329 4 304 3 694 16) 
416 | Barrow-on-Soar *<h~ 4985730: 3 205 0! 8,944 3 677 6 | 3,982 6 508° 14 335 18 681 2 
41y | Leicester - - - - 126,255 o 482 18. | 24.034 18 |. 3,921 11-| 8,823 13 | 3,534 8] 3,002, 4 |) 1,586 aH 

| 


418 | Melton Mowbray - -{f 4,455 1X 269 6 | 4,424 4 | 1,549 11 | 2,866 12 3360. § 84 13 886 6 


29. RUTLANDSHIRE. 
419 | Oakham - - ~f 6,855 4 168 14 | 6,024 1 610 4 | 2,306 18 291 4 30 4 532 7 
420 | Uppingham - -~— -¥f 58,603 10 182 19 | 5,786 9 620° 4 | 2,518 4 145 4 eee 533. 4 





30. LINCOLNSHIRE. 


421 | Stamford - - - - | 9,708 1 424 9 |10,132 ro] 1,150 I | 5,011 4 395 Is 166 16 464 4 
} 422a | Bourn - - - - 10,168 § 465 8 | 10,633 13 924 4 | 5,080 19 188 19 Ae 823 g 
4220 | Deeping Fen - -  - fnoReturn aA Re ae oe “2 es Bs 
423 | Spalding - - - -J| 8944 13 290 9 | 9,268 2] 1,834 18 | 3,301 4 5IO 4 187 9 998 14 
424 | Holbeach - - - — - | L0,010 12 389 17 | 10,400 9 | 1,422 18 | 3,40I 12 837 16 67 18 960 o 
gas, | Boston “=: < © = + - [19,392 9 374 9 | 10,745 16} 1,762 19 | 8,944 5 895 16 145 1 1,223 ° 
426 | Sleaford - - - ~ - 410,166 18 291 Il | 10,488 g | 1,124 3 | 4,926 19 471 10 ‘ys QII 14 
| 427 Grantham -— - -~ = f' 10,246 19 319 15 | 10,566 14 | 1,114 4% | 4,899 I0 818 3 ae 1,137 9 
428 | Lincoln - = - - 414,560 4 665 13 | 18,226 of 1,516 17 | 9,210 o 976 19 195 15 | 1,224 15 
{4290 | Horncastle « - - 911,378 4 359 II | 11,734 18 | 1,294 14 | 6,482 1 236 11 se 1,140 I0 
| 430 Spilsby - - - - 116,478 13 594 18 | 147,073 I1 g6r 3 | 10,042 II 584 15 126 -'2 J} Tol 2am 





431 | Louth - - - - 118,530 6 536 6 |19,066 12] 1,239 § | 10,104 14 669 4 364 8 | 1,320°%8 








of the Poor Law Board. 107 


uring the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 





EXPENDITURE. 


s 
































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for- Purposes 


(B.)—Expended for Purposes wnconnected partly connected 















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~ 355 17 | 47,018 11 1,433 15 48 10 45 19} 45 9 31 16 os 285 10 § 9,239 10 § 439 12 | 408 
254 4) 8.493 3 1,963 I1 | 90 12 4619 | 35 19 | 33 6 I 9 311 1§ 10,976 14 § 467 10 | 409 
158 17 | 2,984 14 E212 1,080" 16>, Sore x 18 2 Ho) 10. |pe20. 14) 48 24% 4,274 47 § 173 1 | 410 
pres | 4;898 9 | 35 6 992 15 | 58 Oo aa Na soda tg, |) Bry 14 Sc 98 36 6,195 18 f 226 ro | 411 
439 4,089 8 13-2 938 10 | 31 6 66 2} °39-19 19 9 ‘ 18x 12 § 8,379 1 245 oO | 412 
: 6,92% 2 3°37 | 1,205 rr) 77) ¥ Mo) T4nenaG eT |eees 83 os 124 of 8,494 11 f 236 10 | 413 
5474 9 413] 1,598 10} IOI 3 83 19 64 a 28 11 45 0 63 1 7.493 89 242 © | 414 
4,038 II 3.¥5 5 1,435 6 48 16 80 10 22 11 24 9 296 2 § 9,289 18 J 258 o | 415 
" 4,294 4 24 18 | 3,449 15 | 83 32 6s)” G4 Horton lsr 1s L2e78 21% 34 9,246 3 9 400 15 | 416 
I 19,302 4 | 315 9] 5,269 14 | 116 8 219.4 S.hEs3i 4 "03 4 636 12 $26,086 6 # 439 © | 414 
23 6,000 I4 18 24 1,993 I 94 14 nr 6 SA F 57 oO we 144 If 8,433 29 275 14 | 418 
| m 3,972 5 8 16 1,165 14 | 96 6 44 9| 24 Of} 23 12 102 11 | 5,437 13 $1 176 19 | 419 
| 4,006 7 fre 3,565. “9 47 § 39 9 20 10 32 18 95 18 f 5,473 7 § 201 I | 420 
8,000 16 17 9 f 1,587 15 | 83 10 4o II $4 10;| 97 4 208 14 #10,080 15 J 235 10 | 421 
4.479 8 | 26 19 f 1,418 12 e215 69 6] 48 9] 55 5 ‘ 336 4 § 9,986 18 § 350 3 | 422 
; : 4226 
4,233 9| S89 8] 1,947 12 | 167 3 19919/ 47 14 | 37315] 50° 0 235° 4 9,858 4 | 388 I0 | 423 
7145 17 013 J 2,048 9 | 237 13 7817 | 54 8} 49 15] Or 14 864 II 10,541 17 § 351 3 | 424 
14,024 10 | 126 Of 4,029 17 | 290 19 122 Ti-\> 93) I) tS9 5 g75 17 419,825 Of 673 1 | 425 
4,492 I OL Tiel 1,938 47) 1rd TI 80 12 56 19 64 18 218-18 | 10,327 14 4 253 8 | 426 
8,117 14 28 10} 1,665 3 go 8 97 8 Oo 19 go 16 536 12 f.10,697 8 | 333 10 | 424 
13,649 0| 4614 § 2,415 § | 140 14 145 14 | 115 2 | 194 17 666 8 917,403 14 f 398 8 | 428 
9,423 14 57 10 f 2,271 ilayf 43) 4I 19 64 4 go 15 103 12] 12,200 24316 § | 429 
13,088 3 | 168 18 J 2,984 14 | 144 8 O19: 1: $8 10 | So-17 228-11 $10,852 10 | 421 6 | 430 
$4,196 14 | 125 14 | 3,378 18 | 120 18 rar 10 | 113 19 | 92 14 713 9 |18,860 14 | 496 9 | 431 


108 A ppendia to the Tenth Annual Report [185° 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expende 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE ~ «* 


1. 2 3. 


(A.) — Expended for Reli 
Purposes connecte 





Receipts 
in Aid of 7 
oe. 1.—Relief ¢ 
NAMES 
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2 “ 
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Vii, NORTH MIDLAND COUNTIES—continued. 
30. LINCOLNSHIRE—covzdé. Loans: et Ss oe ky aoe ss 2: Sh 2 as: te £ es 


1,027 4 





432 | Caistor * ° . - | 12,399 I0 485.18 |"12,885 98 } 15239-161) 5,552 16 298 8 196 11 
433 | Glanford Brigg : - 15,063 18 246 16 | 15,340 11 J] 1,800 11 | 4,644 10 ny2 8 558 9 1,090 
! 434 | Gainsborough - -  -f 0,982 147 303 2 | 10,285 19 J 1,070 19 | 4,848 14 238 9| 8010] 1,263 : 
81. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. 
435 | East Retford - - -{ 9,928 9 309 1 | 10,234 10 614 12 | 4,626 14 226 13 201 13 653. 1 
436 | Worksop = - - -| 4,810 o 168 6] 7,978 6 811 10 | 3,782 9 345 13 223 15 Hea 
437 | Mansfield ~ - + = - [13,110 13 244 16 | 13,355 9 | 1,121 15 | 6,289 19 592 4 144 14 810 I 
438 | Basford - - «+ «22,144 19 487 12 | 22,665 11 | 1,798 18 | 10,837 14 | 1,664 14 134 19 | 1,204 24 
439 | Radford - - + *-+{| 602 4 139 14] 4,042 1 85612 | 1,440 13 516 16 126 8 425 
440 | Nottingham - - +} 29,013 3 652 9 | 20,665 12 | 4,366 19 | 4,740-1§ | 1,124 10 604 4] 1,224 3 
44x | Southwell - - + +f 9,932 18 314 12 | 10,244 10 734 4 | 4,491 3 341 18 10 18 798 16 
442 | Newark - - - — - J 1r2,560 16 483 © | 13,043 16 goo § | 5,644 o ast oO ne 8147 1? 
443 | Bingham - - - -— 5,063 3 T1317 | 5,177 Oo 336 12 | 1,636 13 242 19 I4I 12 435 Ie 
32. DERBYSHIRE. 
444 | Shardlow - - - = - $12,137 19 286 9 | 12,424 8} 1,056 13 | 5,134 19 S20 t2 881 { 
445 | Derby- - + - = +4 10,349 18 248 6] 10,598 4] 1,232 1 | 1,828 13 ors. 2 eet 664 4 
446 | Belper - - - “hri.753 7s 2475 10 | 11,428 18 | 1,526 13 | 3,702 19 S02 s 34K 4 | 861 
447@| Ashbourne- -— - - | 4,884 1 189 13 | 4,993 14 Oz 5 | 2183 ~O 242 13 485 11 626 1 
4470| Alstonefield§ (part of) (a) 249 2 5a 249 2 36 18 02 3 II 12 St 3 
448 | Chesterfield - + -+fr4,498 9g 280 12 | 15,079 1] 1,190 13 | 6,313 16 547 17 490 14 | 1,158 
449 | Bakewell - - - -f Syr4q & 493 4 | 9,504 12 426 6 | 3,511 16 483 9 491 15 g12 I 
450 | Chapel-en-le-Frith - -] 3,627 4 178 9 | 3,805 16 238 19 | 1,179 4 Tit 7 156 18 316 19 
451a| Glossop - - - -| s64y gs 116 6) “E7637 78 325 18 956 17 219 12 “7 239 
451b| Hayfield -~ + - -4F 2y¥or 1 45 8 | 2,836 9 474 4 646 12 236 8 I14I 0 gor xt 


VII. NGRTH WESTERN COUNTIES. 


33. CHESHIRE. 
452 | Stockport - + - - 22,147 4 | 1,246 8 | 23,423 183 | 3,164 8 | 4,953 19 | 934 18 567 ©] 3,352 





453 | Macclesfield = - - {16,968 16 311 3 | 14,269 19 § 2,170 9 | 6,084 14 813 10 492 8 | 1,266 


Yn} 





(A) The other parishes of Alstonefield 


57.] _ of the Poor Law Board. 109 


uring the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 





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| 614 13 {12,177 12 | 65 9 2,338 15 | 252 4 105 3 | 132 596 0 935,747 14427 3 | 433 
ieea73 x4 | 4,978 10 | 82 16 ; 2,319 10 | 217 © 84 15 | 60 182 12 #x1,0c08 8 | 365 14 | 434 
| B55 6; 6,478 8} So 6 | 2,016 "3"| 63 9 p38. 8 84 qo 2 491 13 | 9,952 19 } 255 ° 435 
| “$56 4 | 6,473 19 | 105 4§ 1,653 4} Or 4 62 §| 52 . 230 3% 8,701 47 § 254 12 | 436 
| ies; 4 | 9,528 18 | 4yo 8 F540.) 49. I 98 12 | 119 LO2e V7 654 8 j 12,202 16 344 61! 439 
| §54 16 | 16,195 14 | 288 16 3,256 8 | 253 4 281 3 | 148 997 6 i 21,500 15 § 619 16 | 438 
Mey It | 3,704 § || 242 12 866-12) “01 oO 1O2, 19105 244 13 299 12 ¥ 5,694 16 : 167 18 | 439 
(960 8 | 16,020 17 I2 4 g,100 13 | 135 18 244 6 | 44 1 10 618 15 426,504 3 492 41 440 
B06 3 | 6,582 16] 45 13 3,084 o} 88 3 h4 15 53 I0o 15 248 2 [10,352 12 §@ 303 15 | 441 
S 16 | 8,018 4 |' 30 2 3.236 11 | 88 § 96 8] 56 585 4 660 14 172,330 4 251 8 | 442 
Bix toe 2,042) 2% Oy 1,989 1} 62 18 49 9| 18 . 100 17 4 s,198 15 195 12 | 443 
| $03 2; 4,910 9 190 18 # 3,054 147 | 146 5 93 18 43 86 4 386 12 | 11,805 10 355 8 | 444 
810 8 | 5s,450 19 2,846 10 | 64 6 res) G 84 2.320) i ll070) 5 158 8 | 445 
fsos 18 | 7,388 o 414 : Syyoa (0) |e pin xe) 165. 4 | 132 632 3 411,439 4 260 13 | 446 
| "261 13 | 4,891 18 | Yo 15 : 2,377 2 {148 © 63 57 | 27 221 13 4,846 12 200 16 | 447a 
3.0 146 18 fuel Bh 2 25 a, 5 2 Z416 23512 6 © | 4446 
Sy 10 | 10,218 77 | 43 4 3,330 3) 123 13 192 1 | 160 TQ 7 go2 18 #15,125 0 394 3 | 448 
219 17 | 6,346 o ar 2,100 7 | 10% © 86 17 | 48 25 12 41g 8 fF 9,245 18 244 2 | 449 
20r 8 | 2,201 15 | 102 14 : 1,064 4 | 52 17 4 5 23 °o 5 180 9 | 3,084 10 f Sr 3 | 450 
4 1} 1,823 13 | 62 9 | 908 6| 239 7 68 19 | 49 150 0 636 3 3,041 12 | 69 6 | 451d 
155 to | 1,985 14 | 45 2 B30 Bria y! SI Tow eek 141 10 818 3] 92 8 | 4550 
2223 § | 13,195 10 | 422 13 § 6,124 9 | 135 18 3II 15 | 190 88 16 | 1,414 £ | 22,055 8 391 18 | 452 
age 26 | 74 8 199 2 | 130 20 0 929 11 f.16,260 10 587 3 | 453 





107s 15 | 11,576 § | 12 19] 


Incorporation will be found uncer 342 5 





; : a Es 


L 
ie 


110 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [185 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expende 








RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE - = 
a 2. 3. 
(A.) —Expended for Reli 
Purposes connect 
| Receipts 
pa As 1.—Relief 
Poor 
oa i From | Rates, (a) (0) (c) (d) (e) 
of ‘inclusive | ToTAL By co 3 ae 
Poor ’ Ba (age os 
UNIONS, &c. SANY | Receipts. a ¢ ao | 2a 
Rates Re- ae uo oF? 
; | AA a? |3oae 
. ‘payments g Se as ce Si 
by Her = a He a - 
: Majesty’s 2 ® as. 22 a 
S | = a BSS og n hie 
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g s FA a8 rahe Eee Se 
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Zi ra © ae = op) é 





Vill. NORTH WESTERN COUNTIES—continued. 


338. CHESHIRE—cont. a B. £ ° 8. LS 8. La 8 £ %. & As. fees. £ a 
454 | Altrincham eis 11,985 8 840 12 | 12,826 1,162 3] 5,776 19 440° 4 162 18 | 1,166 1 


° 


455 | Runcorn - - - _— = | 10,382 


wT 


QOI 11 | 11,283 18 ate 6,745 19 331 4 I4I 10 445 
+456 | Northwich c: = - $10,575 5 775 7 | 11,350 12} 1,064 8] 5,113 4 496 17 | . 292 § | 1,124 1 








1457 | Congleton - - - - f 8,381 15 800 13 92182 8] 1,005 3 | 3,496 13 422 6 464 11 996 I 
458 | Nantwich - = - - - 911,730 4 3960 1 {12,126 8 | 1,018 12 | 6,333 © 4yl 4 388 13 | 1,043 
4594| Great Boughton - =] 4,696 11 so6 0 | 8,202 11 84 8 | 2,248 4 E77 Ist 2 656 ; 

l4sob| Chestert - - - -(|11,72¢ 3 817 16 | 12,542 19 | 1,687 14 | 4,507 IT 880 1 a: 1,014 ; 

| 459¢| Hawarden - - - - 7 3,885 7 61 4 | 3,946 14 886 15) |: 3,245 218 258 8 T74 os 383 
460 | Wirrall -— - = | = 914,201 10 87O 4 114,741 17 | 1,123 15 | 6,445 16 884 15 1s6 15 | t098 x 

34, LANCASHIRE. 

461 | Liverpool||-  - - = = [rz1,35814 | 3,899 18 |118,28812 } 24,234 © | 20,692 § | 8,530 13 | 11,492 19 | 10,227 1 

3 402a| West Derby - - - 

| 60.8 en Ne : ; 47,889 10 | 2,580 3 | 50,469 13 | 6,958 212,569 1] 2,659 6 | 2,144 6 | 5,353 ; 

}463 | Prescot + - - -{| 14,193 14 | 427 3-| 14,620 17] 1,033 § | 4,490'9| $4613 | 361 7 | 3,543 | 

1464 | Ormskirk -— - - - [10,005 8 212) Us) |ghO.21 S14 .O 429 12 | 2,040 § 423 13 | 428 18 458 ; 

465 | Wigan = - - - 922,947 8 428 12 | 23,3475 14 | 2,244 16 | 8,380 1 428 12 443.17 | 1,383 1 

. 466 | Warrington + = -ffr2,155 8 310 16 | 12,466 4] 1,629 17 | 3,468 © 448 4 402 18 | 1,119 

464 | Leigh - ~ : - - ff 8,019 & 231. 4 | 98,2507, 9 962 3} 2,248 11 234 18 614 15 594 I 

: 468 | Bolton -  - - - 130,802 0 | 1,243 8 132,045 8] 3,027 16] 451,448 0 862 13 it 1,984 

469 | Bury - » - - - 1 24,443 16 451 9 | 24,895 5} 2,119 4 ]|10,014 1 | 918 4 | 1,438 1-| 18D 

14470 | Barton-upon-Irwell-  - | 9,880 14 694 © | 10,544 14 483 14 | 2,655 14 363 16 Hos 14 566 
441 | Chorlton - - - - f'50,594 11 Gs 1§ | 51,24 6] 3,981 14 | 5,496 14 841 1 | 5,656 13 | 2,964 

| 472 | Salford - - - - 138,213 11 607 14 | 35,821 § | 3,814 9 | 5,025 12 403 12 | 1,078 4 | 1,606 

1 473a@| Manchester* -_ - - 124,988 14 | 5,287 13 |130,276 7 14,589 5 122,422 3} 4,050 6] 4,51r¢ 4 | 10,423 4 

| 473 | Prestwich - - - - #12,539 4 440 4 | 13,249 II s3r 1 | 1,943 13 562 4 Se 684 

1474 | Ashton-under-Lyne - ~ $16,105 3] 4,463 9 | 20,568 12 § 2,144 13 | 5,464 8 868 14 843 6 | 1,062 

l47s | Oldham - - - - 123,668 8 844 1 | 24,5438 9 | 4,023.17 | 4,384 14 sso 12 248 18 | 1,369 

| 446 Rochdale - = - -Fry,141 2 544 19 | 14,716 1 f 2,124 2] 6,903 18 g18 16 & 1,048 














57.) of the Poor Law Board. 11] 


uring the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 


“ie 








es Beek ti eh ae EXPENDITURE. 
































. for Purposes 
» the Poor, and (B.)—Expended for Purposes unconnected partly ae 
nerewith. with Relief. and partly ep 
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Relief to the Poor. os 
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1,650 3 38 1 117 11 88 10 52 12,244 16 § 363 14 | 454 | 


979 18 | 84 18 $3.6) 48) rt. 33 9,640 rf ISt 10 | 495 ff 


1,397 10 | 78 12 122 3) (-§39) 36 56 10,791 Of 416 9 | 456 5 
9,197 17 | 344 0 | 457 | 


12,305 13 | 399 I | 458 | 


1,258 4 | 114 13 96 11 | 100 19 | 38 


1,750 17 | 92 12 132 16] 128.4} 475 
638 3| 48 1 | 4,252 of 77 15 | 4s0qH 
905 16| 45 oO} 23 11,930 18 J 111 6 4sguh 
25 


209 6 } 149 14 | IOI 


f 3,040 18 50 14 
| 603 16 | 4s x2 1 3,778 6] 94 14 | 4s0q 


14,598 4] 455 10 | 460 § 


34 
fF 1,798 o| 81 14 


91,832 4 | 140 684 927 14 | 419 341 102,062 5 §2,983 3 | 461 fF 


639 13 | 265 8 | 245 i 48,068 14 2200.44 


31,411 16 | 390 10 | 47,774 18 | 784 16 


8,661 19 | 31 14 66 14,884 1 | 303 © | 463 | 


4,976 3 4 33 1 9,509 3 | 243 14 | 464 | 


14,309 8 | 124 69 [24.43 5 | 526 14 | 465 | 


8,655 14 |. 154 f13,104 5 | 336 6 | 466 | 


128 


f 8,239 16 § 178 19 | 467 


§,201 18 63 24. 

uopsae # 16g52 100 31,619 17 | 525 0 | 468 | 
18,062 13 | 65 38 426,245 19 | 342 © | 469 ] 
6,134 14 | 37 35 9,986 10 | 308 15 | 470 | 
23,018 § 9 3.| 30 16 H50,05% 4 1,033 10 | 471 


Io 


14,591 17 | 269 259 


100 


41,964 8 | 803 [t21,490 1 fl2,019 5 4730 


4,086 10 24 113 10 


11,3847 12 | 331 43 
52 


161 


13,224 II | 140 








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112 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [185' 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expende 












RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE “8 








AM 2. 3. 
(A.) — Expended for Reli 
Purposes connecte 


Leceipts 
R t 
in Aid of : 
an 1.—Relief 
00 a 
7 H j 
as From | Rates, (a) (2) (c) (d) (e) 
of inclusive | ToTaL &3 o) 3 Se 
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| VIN. NORTH-WESTERN COUNTIES— con, 








30 | 


} 34. LANCASHIRE—confinued. | £ s. £18 : 
| 474 | Haslingden - = 4 | 9,224 4 249 14 

f4n8 | Buruley. - 2 <«. ©= |13,192..9 17s! 2 688 14 | 6,448 § 387 14 1,004 I 
4479 | Clitheroe - - * - 4 6,621 g 202 14 630-4) (|| 3,420 12, 306 9 “ 408 I 
| 480 | Blackburn- + <= = | 23,029 wl 1,175 18 2,419 16 | 47,430 13 298 4 | P 2,182 
48x | Chorley - + = <-4§ 9,505 2 208 I 759 10 | 4,340 2 419 12 627 — 
{1482 | Preston -« - - - |29,232 IN, Se) 5,690 16 | 9,847 2 996 4 2,688 I 
4o3.| Fyldeis  -.. =) =. .- 6,770 6 184 0 | 444 19 | 2,440 18 198 4 232 14 487 1 
: 484 | Garstang - - - 4 4,472 11 94 17 bey) vey ele ysis ie) "9 2 615 1 
485@ | Lancaster « = -f 7,422 12 246 3 FSe is | 3,108 16 3476 14 TAQ) a2 604. | 


i 4836 | Caton§ oe : = Z 
a 485¢ | Arkholme,&e. + + -f{ 


496 | Ulverstones.-+) .-2;.- | 1,077 I 


IX, YORKSHIRE. 
35. WEST RIDING. 





& US: £ 8. a 8 ee eS. £ 
SOOT il, $3984 32 415 14 Ac 646 













484 Sedbergh - - “a: 1,309 4 40 II 190 3 428 14 39 0 108 14 202 I 
488 | Settle - - - - - 5,078 10 305 0 814 19 | 2,604 4 218 16 94 4 641 x 
489a | Skipton - = - - | 11,526 12 395 16 832 -2 | 6,464 17 107 14 444 
4896 | Carlton§ (part of) (A) - IOL 4 Kees 58) ok ae 2 16 I 

1490 | Pateley Bridge- - -1 4,533 8 89 18 184 18 | 1,889 9 39 4 284 

49x | Ripon - - - | 7,204 14 1647 18 B26) f |\. 4an00. Tek 106 3 322 o | - 569 

§ 492a | Great Ousceourn “ - | 3.456 © 201 19 246 6] 1,659 16 108 o 416. 

f 4920 | Knaresborough - a 5,362 o 296 o 682 134 3.078) 4 140 9 aie 481 
4g2c | Carlton§ (part of) - -{| 191 3 Br 10 16 I 96 19 19 12 6 14 4 
492d | Barwick in Elmet§(part of} 309 I0 R213 Isg 14 sie ms 2 
492¢ | Cowthorpe,&c.- <- +] L411 8 O7)e7 45 9 858 1 (153,28 oe — 
493@ | Carlton§ (partof) - -] 4,305 12 238 18 $90 8 |.2,306 12 86 13 31 10 38 
4930 | Barwick in Elimet$ (part of) eg 8 14 10 18 44 18 Aes ae ry 

| 493c | Great Preston§ (part of) (c) 41 18 es af 24 9 Bis rr re 

, (a) The other parishes of Carlton will be found und 


(B) The other parishes of Barwick in Elmet will be found und 
(c) The other parishes of Great Preston will be foun 







57.] of the Poor Law Board. 113 


wring the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 








' eS ES, EXPENDITURE: 


(C.)—Nxpended 











5 ; for Purposes 
| the Poor, and (B.)—Expended for Purposes wnconnected partly Pee ica 
terewith. with Relief. and partly 2 
. unconnected with 5 
Relief to the Poor. 4 
| ont 
te Poor. 2. L 2. 3. a B. t: 2, a2 
—___—_—_—__—_—— Oc Sys On» Shed ped Ces ee 5 
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10 ® 5 =o = as ie) Sae2 fas sl f ood 
bs S) Ss sq, BA jo-S 20, ZES [Snags = > SD 
pe a. | Ses) 652 | ¢2 |B as ae leseel & 3 sf 
Be: fe | 3S | 22 [Sec4ae) . (xe IS Ss] & a a3 
gS = oo 4 A aS ISSeHsl a [gee Fue = 3% 
2° 3 See 822 | Bote Ss) Sees sss, S fs ie 
<a is € Soe on H a bet 
Me | = | 32 |] 585 | se lees. = & |ese fees] = a | ss 
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3 8 a rH : a i Sf & Nn = . Ko . 
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oO a6 ons Ce) Oe es ks AS a. 2.90 2 S-a >, By 5 
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eh be ts. Gs: EST la ee assent aoe Se £ s. £ 
} 2,618 6] 13 8] 228 


ee) 
| 
- 
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20197 45 9| 384 6 | 9,936 


b 33624. 70°)" 92 36 14] 19 15 | 853 § | 14,124 


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| 
; 
| | 3,839 4 | 159 1s 37-7} 82. ve 284 12 | 47,510 
1,007 Ae! 53,3349 19 58 of 6,735 18 | 107 17 407 II | 163 13 |. 72 14 | 304 13 139 II | 21,404 


| 310 21 6,462 6 8 rt 





2,367 15 | 33 6 139 16 | 124 9 | 23 9 I I0 536 10 | 9,697 
H,I2I 12 | 20,344 § | 336 OF 7,399 4] 128 4 392 18 | 196 r5 | 92 16 ee 3176 6 | 32,066 


| 23117 | 4,306 6 3 


co 


2,670 14 18 11 6r 16 | 58 8| 2613] 60 o 223 64 47,480 








231 18 | 3,496 4| 13 41 1,476 8} 18 14 36:9 | 36 74.24 3 “e 47 97 35,148 
BpzS | s.283-0] 15 4] 1,076 3 | 111 1 HS 11 | 45 15 | 48 14 J 932 8] 4,880 
168 7 | 2,915 8 e SE 4gr. 8} 29 14 30 4 3. 225| 33 15 I 1g 231 g | 3,761 
E 33 17 680 6 Bd Ae 266 10} 8 r4 hoW 6 2 3°69 Fie so 1 | 1,036 


- 390 19 | 7,310 7 | 56 aI RAGE. OV St HS 1¥s 1g | 106 19 | 22 § ee 419 17 [10,368 
| 
| 


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S10 19 | 4,715 3 | 65 10 | 





mee 8) 03 4 sit 


= .10 24 19 Ss 


he numbers 492, 493 2, 4945, 499 €, 500 a, 5140. 
he numbers 493 b, sood, §03 &, 304 03, $13 €, §14, 515 0. 
der the numbers soo ¢, 503 b, 304 a}, 5130, 8140. 























‘114 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [18 
Amount of Poor Rates levied and expen 
RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE = <« 
1. 2, 3. 
(A.) — Expended for Rx 
Purposes connec 
Receipts 
in Aid of 
1.—Relie 
NAMES ee 
i From | Rates, (a) () (¢) (a); ( 
of  linelusive| Toran 4 <1 S23 
Poor of an 2 a ‘a3 m. 
UNIONS, &e. / WY | Receipts. = 3 AS 2 
Rates. Re- 3.2 ale Roe 
; i mie nm oO SS 
» | payments g sk as a8. 
by Her : sa | ae lee 
.: Magesty’s 2 3 = 5 e 2S BE 3 
5 Treasury. a eC Srs rt gS. 
= SI : a<I5 fo | Be! 
g 2 | B| gee) 28 | oe 
A mene aes A oe) = S M 
IX. YORKSHIRE—continued. 
35. WEST RIDING—continued.| © 8 | £ 8 &£ sf £ &| £ 5s) £ 5s.) £ 8} & 
493d | Castley, &e. - ~ | 1,049 15 31 11 1,981 6 go 16 | 1,245 18 4214 ‘39 4 c 
494a | Keighley - - - - $11,642 13 459 6 | 11,921 19 544 19 | 6,013 18 400 16 ar 4Q4 
4940 | Carlton § (part of) < . } 646 16 go 9 406 8 14 4 582 13 ; 30 4 16 
498 Todmorden - - 6,573 5 181 14 | 6,664 19 ; 4,002 6 344 8 é 419 
496 | Saddleworth* - - -| 3,100 Oo 692 13 | 3,492 13 948 4 814 4 341 11 48 10 393 
49, | Huddersfield - - - {22,232 4 hyt 6 | 23,003 13 | 2,085 13 | 11,663 4 498 19 vi 1,68¢ 
498 | Halifax - - - f 24.332 2 563 7 129,095 9 | 2,112 19 | 10,666 13 683 2 579 1 |. 1,824 
499a | North Bierley - - - [18,728 4 440 © }16,1908 4 819 13 | 4,842 12 HuT oY 381 .9 44t 
‘1 4990 | Bradford - - - - 24,482 16 441 © | 24,923 16 | 4,192 5 | 9,443 19 | 1,310 11 | 1,484 19 | 1,838 
| 499¢c | Carlton § (part of) - - 604 11 48 6 h42 14 26 12 399 18 26 15 20 13 oe 
good | Carlton’§ (part of) - -| 12,583 5 690 6 | 13,243 I1 631 4 | 8,484 14 24h 33 22 19 gy 
soob | Gildersoine, &c. - - 113,672 9 | 1,371 6 118,043 15 J 1,888 19 | 4,433 3 4470 19 : 212 
gooc | Great Preston § (part of)- {| 860 3 6o 3 920 6 49 9 412 19 48 9 5 : 
-sood | Barwick in Hlmet§ (partof)} 435 © ‘ 438 0 38 2 212) 3 > a 
sor | Leeds* ae Ce eC) 7 899 13 | 35,171 16 J 4,282 19 | 12,295 © | 1,839 13 | 1,532 © | 2,885 
soz | Dewsbury - - -  - {14,462 4 507 12 | 14,969 16 | 1,494 3 | 4,889 9 724 13 | 1,251 6 | 1,044 
so3a | Wakefield - — - . 4 14,109 10 604 3 |14,413 13 | 1,483 12 | 6,418 12 811 10 614 18 748 
030 | Great Prestons (part of) - | 576 5 as 5 624 6 178 18 161° 2 18 13 “a € 
zo3¢ | Barwickin Elmet§ (part of)} 171 13 HS 184 2 Is 9 64 9 19 12 y ey 
so4a!| Great Preston§ (part of) - | 55783 3 139 17 | 5,923 0 359 18 | 3,268 2 Ir 9 Bir 8 4 
so4a?2| Newthorpe, &e. =~ 4b 4,064 28 164 14 | 4,438 12 “1r 8 | 2,390 0 264 4 : | 
go4a3{ Barwick in Elmet§ (part of){ 1,102 18 12x aq 15203) x9 43 3 454 18 19 12 
gogo!| Hemsworth - - -] 2,912 19 186 1] 3,069 0 : 1,894 13 136 § ch 
go4b?| Huntswick «i= 41 Ne poor. ée are . ee ‘We oe 
soz | Barnsley - - ~ = $18,898 32 307 8 | 15,903 Of 1,433 16 | 6,830 6} 442 § 776 0 
" -so6a | Penistone - - - -f 3,989 12 81 13} 4,041 3: 2,396 228 18 bs 
goob | Wortley - - - .-] $5737 6] 89 2-| 5,826 836 14 | 2,370 9 | 331 1 | 420 18 
s07 | Ecclesall Bierlow — - - 113,282 6 2,166 3|15.448 9 § 1,841 10 | 3,968 9 608 1] 1,781 4 } 





of the Poor Law Board. 2 115 


















EXPENDITURE. 
og coed 
" or Purposes 
the Poor, and (B.)—Expended for Purposes unconnected | partly ere - 
erewith. with Relief. and partly a 
; unconnected with 3 
: Relief to the Poor. e 
é 2. ¥ 2, 3. 4. b. i 2, > 
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a |#ce| £23 | ze |EsSes| & BSE Gass] EE | & | 8 |e 
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| | 
| = S. £20 Ss £."S. & is. ca S: oS: HSI" E is £ Ss SFE BUS Se 
| 1 8 | 1.434 3] 34 9] 435 5 | 44:27 BO Sep Ig tg hes 13 87 15 | 2,007 9] 13 9 | 403d 
994 19} 8,779 1 | 16 6 fF 1,571 18 | 247 18 559? 2506 3 7 30 ES gh 379 710 © $11,634 12 | 263 3 | 4040 
31 4 680 11 2 10 go 2 Q 12 8 14 a 55 3 £3 30° 4 824° tr 16g | 4940 
104 4 | 4,900 14 | 12 of 1,193 4] 79 13 OS 14h 2h Fr 134 fovk 234-2 197 4] 6,554 If 130 47 | 498 
$14 5 | 3,122 19 ies 394 19 | 28 3 65 17 | 1614 | 18 18 | 543 11 143 Of 4,339 6} 61 17 | 496 
bi 8 |16,754 6 | 620 13 | 4,070 18 | 313 14 449 14 | 244 18 | 252 3 i 1,495 I§ [24,202 19 444 5 | 404 
908 1 |16,4974 9 | 551 4] 4,804 © | S00 12 496 8 | 240 9 | 146 of 103 16 | 1,570 © §25,016 15 | 521 10 | 498 
429 3 | 10,955 18 | 147 6 | 2,494 13 | 153 9 305 15 | 192 19 | 141 17 | 123 3 886 15 J 15,401 15 | 198 10 | 4990 
989 19 | 19,303 $s | 964 1] 2,493 14 | 142 4 380 15 | 180 0 | 256 12 f 42 17 534 17 $24,388 § | 806 8 | 4990 
2010} 494 7 8 146.26 | '16 14 TA Ti 16.56 *. IT t4 35 14 "34 34 16 5 | 499¢ 
389 TO} (4,146 13 | 2427 9 | 3,880 3 | FOO- 3 164 16 88 6 63. i4 ey 496 14 $12,549 13 | 173 10 | 500a 
446 13 | 10,451 17] 415° 4] 2,913 21] 150 6 180 4 | 113 11 | 44 16 Ae S4g 11 [14,851 14 | 349 12 | 5000 
3 549 90 i4 12 260 8 24 19 Seat 2 19 1 18 Ho Il 929 18 IO 10 | 500¢ 
RI 2 241 9 103 6 9 15 5 18 Bist © 18 32 0 426 6 9 4 | Sood 
1 2] 25,350 5 | 508 4] 10,809 1/116 5 377 1 | 380 4 | 198 15 1,389 15 [39,129 10 954 9 | 50r 
“620 19 | 10,02, 9 | 126 19 | 2,789 10 | 189 9 320° 10"| 117 15 | So i2 f 36 5 632 2 [14,294 11 | 331 17 | 502 
“yBe rt 10,891 17 | 258 8] 3,208 6 | 225 19 FOS 13) [13h S|) x10) Fr ni4 2 415,708 11 | 299 8 | So3a 
) 20 © 383) 1 P10, 33 199 12 4 9 4 10 © 10 2 }2 ru 68) 628 15 4 9| 5036] 
: ae 103 12 | 29 147 47 18 E12 ee o 15 Q7 194 II 4 § | 503€ 
9s 2| 3,886 | 16r 4] 1,134 14] 90 1 6r 7 | 3710] 1810] 37 11 | 361 10} 5,788 14 | 109 10 |soqa} 
37 6 B3452 10). 13° xO 334 14 | 42 13 4013 | 21 5 | 14 19] 10 © 342 4 Ff 4,242 14 | 84 12 |So4a? 
(911 586 1 1G 0. B61 45° | (28° 4 S iat G2 212) 77 18 97 8] 1,087 12 | 21 13 |504a8 
‘ ; 1 
“6 4| 2,001 13] 43 2 n04 91 23 4 ot 13°) 20 16.) 16 17 . 96 10 | 3,017 14 | 108 6 |504 
ae ae e ee ee ee 30462 
$41 8 | 10,891 147 | 135 18 ] 1,740 10 | 555 14 gcc 3.1 23078 7° 98 165 64° 2 ner 1 114,493 9 | 260 © | §05 
mee 1 | 2,943 4] 11 18 690 1} 6015 62135} 47 7| 23 34 32 2 1s9 3} 4,030 8} 100 ¢ | soba 
$011) | 4,874 1] 46 8 989 18 | 16 19 $3" 18 [> 61.0 | 60 13.8 -30 , © 323 Of 6,460 17 | 105 4 | 5068 
798 19 | 9,398 4 12 14 | 1,993 16 378 18 165 9] 12919} 7§ If 110 0 1,897 13 914,158 14 | 241 10 507 














H 2 


116 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1g 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expen 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE =- = 














1, 2. 3. 
(A.) — Expended for R 
Purposes conne 
Receipts 
in Aid of ‘ 
a 1.—Relis 
Poor 
ae From Rates, (a) (3) (c) (d) (é 
of emnclusive | ToTalL ws re S8 
Poor aoe ar oe 
S & 
UNIONS, &e. Pf WY | Receipts. a5 eS | ae 
Rates. Re- a oe | oa 
° . ate 
payments 2 af. aa eS 
by Her 3 2 ss fe R 3 S 
. fo ° Oe # 
Majesty's 2 ‘S a 5 - = & eS - 
a cred od a 
S Treasury. 3 3 See aa | 8s 
SI mS ade 7S res Ae 
g = = te SS) B ae 
a z = 6.5 SE | Se 
a S © = S oa) 








{ IX. YORKSHIRE—continued. | 
|35. WEST RIDING—continued. | 


soy & Sats: Se aSe we. 8: Ae i aes: ae Ss 
136,494 II | 1,905 16 | 38,400 , 





y 508 Sheffield - < - - 4H 4,901 14 | 20,262 14 |] 1,359 197 2,24: 
j 5o9 | Rotherham < « -f11,690 6 344 21|12,034 8] 1,188 3] 6,021 1,04, 
sto | Doncaster - « “ - 11,896 11 398 9 | 12,278 off 1,514 16 | 4,086 1,101 
psiz | Thorne - = - +f 6,393 1 1943 3 | 6,546 4 675 3] 3.1977 14 219 4 oe 

y 512 Goole- - = « - 5,586 2 216 14 | 5,802 16 745 12 | 2,624 13 | I50 6 463 19 46 
s13a@| Selby - - «+ «s eff 6,803 2 213 2| 6,016 4 sog 6} 3,001 18 | 235 18 242 0 47) 
3136 | Great Preston§ (part of) - 416 13 o 8 4197 1 20 10 238 12 a Ae 3 
| s13¢ | Barwick in Elmet§ (part of) 1547 19 e 6 68 8 32 14 86 8 ote oe ‘ 


si4a | Barwick in Kimet§ (part of)} 3,848 10 106 14 | 3,055 a 


aN 
(se) 
Leal 
Be 
Lal 
on 
aS) 
bt 
Oo 
Lal 
on 
Le) 
wo 
on. 
ho 


§ 5140 | Colton, &e. = < -ff 1,855 18 65 19 | 1,921 14 IIo I 966 2 4 18 we 


| st4c | Great Preston§ (part of) - f 1,108 33 so 11 | 1,189 4 II0 10 so ¢ 23. 9 he 
sigd | Carlton§$ (partof) - - : 314 2 ve gI4 2 29 14 165 0 17 19 He 


36. EAST RIDING. 
Pera | York, - <> je << - 


bt 

iS) a 
© &> 
oN L528 
Or °) 
i) 
foal &2 
> oo 
wT ~~ 
ia) Coal 
~| 
i) CO f 

tn 

oy t 


425,248 14 965 14 |26,044 8 § 1,264 g | 6,310 11 | 1,027 19 587 4 


98 
 stsb | Barwick inElmet$ (part of) 183 1 414 184 18 ° 3 96 9 19 12 Sa 4 
| sisc | Angram - ° = =f 34 II ae 34 II i 31 18 a4 . 


1 316 Pocklington - «+ «f 6,117 0 484 18 | 2,823 9 269 8 107 9 48. 


fs17 | Howden + + = - 
7,057 15 607 16 | 3,574 4] 412 13 ve 55. 
12,943 2 2,165 15 | 4,774 18 957 12 42 4] 117 
13,393 13 283 2 113,646 15 | 2,797 15 | 5,059 18 | 1,327 19 344 © | 1529. 


5 

6,167 11 239 8 | 6,406 19 S74 £ | 2,634 9 240 13 23m. 49 42. 
| 18 Beverley - aa 8 
6 


s19 | Sculcoates- - «+ -f| 
s20 | Kingston-on-Hull || -  -{ 


sar | Patrington - «= «fF 4,243 6 133 13 | 4,376 190 399 18 | 1,698 13 1649 


ps22 | Skirlaungh - <-- - ef 


| 823 | Driffield - ° ° - 


6,641 11 195 18 | 6,837 9 §63 14 | 3,493 11 388 


4 

4,458 6 188 81} 4,646 14 49i 1 | 1,695 14 Ios 4 173 14 52 
6 208 oO 58 
6 


[524 Bridiington ~ ee +f 4,965 15 99 3) 5,064 18 387 9 | 2,259 12 g¢ 284 13 39) 


37. NORTH. RIDING. 
} 525 Scarborough = -  -f| 8,373 16 255 16 | 8,629 12 480 10 | 3,279 8 412 19 ais vik 


326 | Malton i ee 8,664 2 354 6] 9,021 8] r,0o45 4 | 3,814 3 423 10 190 8 vA 











87] 






| 


He Poor, and 


‘rewith. 





i Poor. 
iF) 


tS 
‘Oo 


connect 





, 


with Relief 


immediate}, 


13974 11 
633 16 
434 0 
238 


242 


ow sr SF 


237 
‘5 j 
B>'2 
85 I0 


14 
14 


ies) 
Leal 
aD 
iS) 


II 


® 
S 
a) 
i) 


353 5 
oy] 18 


Total Relief to the Poor. 


14 


18 
15 
4,372 14 
5.435 
10,611 4 
10,824 I 
3,371 
3134 9 
5,625 2 


3.543 4 


6,296 18 


6,326 16 


or in Equity (Parochial and vw 


Costs of Proceedings at Law 
Union). 


II 10 
AN VEX 
I50 19 
52 4 
3 10 
19 9 
28 9 


Di 63 


46 II 


of the Poor Law Board. 


ing the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 


EXPENDITURE. 





(B.)—Expendced for Purposes awneonnected 


County, fundred, or Borough # 


Payments for or towards the 
Rate, or Police Rate. 


1,037 
1,247 
1,717 
1,553 


1,124 
1,209 
1,367 
1,278 


960 
1,717 


10 
16 


Io 


15 





with Relief, 


ne] 


Constables’ Expenses, and Cost 
of Proceedings before Justices. ° 


1647 6 


o 6 
34 16 
47 13 
33 il 
43 13 


22 12 


ah 
ie) 
& 


so 16 
38 14 


a a a a 


Payments on Account of the 


to Clergymen and Registrars, 
Outlay for Register Offices, 


Registration Act, viz., Fees 
Books, and Forms. 


EG 
478 
134 


173 
178 
24 
33 
40 
46 


84 
go 


17 


13 


13 


II 


18 


10 


Vaccination Fees. 


£5) OG 
188 15 
or § 
62 18 
56 1 
23 16 
41 17 

Exe to) 
16 8 
E27 
124 

coed 
66 6 
Som 3 
44 12 
42 § 
93 17 
104 12 
26 9 

9 14 
55an3 
32 3 
29 3 
49 17 





y or Municipal & 


uses allowed in respect of 
Registration ; and Costs of 


iE 


& Ss 
Ti7 5 
Bo 15 
63 5 
32 9 
27 15 
20 6 
acs) 
2 10 | 
it 14 
3s 4] 
2 6] 
r 2 | 
83 14 
o 2 
129% 
17 7 
48 § 
95 © 
93 0 
12 14 | 
13 19 | 
ir 16 | 
115 § 
4r 17 | 
ar 8 | 


=) 

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5 £5 

iso) + 

3 = 
ASE 

= ia 
Cus SS} 
74 Dy OS ep 





(C.)—Expended 
for Purposes 
partly connected 
and partly 
unconnected with 


Relief to the Poor, 


Ale 


is) 


Assessments Act (for Surveys, 
Valuations, &e.) and Loans 


repaid under the same. 


Money expended for all other 
Purposes. 


as 
os} 
ie 
~~) 
S 
= 
we 
fait 
o 
= 
Sy 
tH 
o 
72} 
—) 
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n 
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o 
=] 
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Pe 
a4 


g22 8 





157 8 | 


TOTAL EXPENDITURE. 


7,996 
8,488 





Amount expended in Medical Relief only 
(already included in Section A.) 


117 


Wumber. 


118 





Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report 








S941 


[188 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expend 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE - = 
1. 2. 3. 
(A.) — Expended for Rel 
Purposes connect 
Receipts 
in Aid of ‘ 
oe 1.—Relief 
NAMES ees 
ees Rates, (a) (0) (c) (d) (e) 
of inclusive | TOTAL as as Bs 
Poor a i £2 Sa | a 
UNIONS, &c. Y | Receipts. £ a BS 
Rates. Re- aa or as8 
payments % et £4 as MSs 
q oo ome o's 
by Her S Q w RA 33s 
: | a ae 2 a°§ 
: Majesty's 2 a eo. 22 = oe 
S , ; & 5) aS os mn i 
3S veasury. 3 S Se ao 28 @ 
§ = 45 a j=) = S ae S 
5 3 5 § 5h oS | aOm 
Zi SH o) = = Gs 
IX. YORKSHIRE—continued. 
37. NORTH RIDING—cont. £ » &. Eee Se xr 6. LY ss. x. Ss. fo Se £ 4s. £ 
| 524 | Easingwold - = © 4,142 19 145 4 | 4,288 6 313 16 | 1,867 6 209 3 109 3 3493 
}528 | Thirsk .- = - +] 4,264 16] 124 13.| 4,389 .9 | $19 10] 1,928 8 | 139 4 76 4) 346 
}s29@| Helmsley - - - =f 2,033 2 86 14 | 2,089 19 ISP w2 beds3E2. co 29 9 ~~ 234 
5290| Kirkby Moorside - -f 1,428 14 42 %4.| 3.95% 7 246 4 866 11 37 12 141/32 194 
1530 | Pickering -— - 2 5.9 ff Byr2 4 143 10 | 2,885 14 253 19 | 1,440 4 93 13 212.4 316. 
1531 | Whitby  - - - - | 6,815 13 351 18 | 4,167 11 843 6] 2,988 18 426 14 ‘ 564 
| 532 Guisborough - - - | 4,071 16 202 4] 4,244 0 316 13 | 2,354 1 III 10 129 13 431 
§33 | Stokesley - - - -[ 2,914 4 84 11 | 2,998 15 235 12 | 1,595 14 go 19 Sts 341 
}534 | Northallerton - - -{] 4,333 4 80 1} 4,613 8 285 16 | 2,606 13 204 2 475 
| 535 | Bedale’ -  - - -] 3,896 1 719 © | 3075 2] 390.31 2,047 3] 142 8] 119 41 333 
536 | Leyburn - - - | 4,084 19 106 17 | 4,194 16 285 16 | 2,356 2 1§2 19 3 520 | 
| 9370 Bainbridge§ - - -] 2,301 7 134 9 | 2,525 16 197 9 | 1,485 o 81 6 2 0 38 
1 5370) Carperby, &c. - - - 250 0 250 0 II 13 159 10 : ti 
| g38 | Reeth-  - .=' - [+] 2,620 4 68 10 | 2,688 14 142 84 1,342 13 4I 12 246 
4 539 Richmond - - + -] 5,230 11 156 4} 5,386 18 430 6} 2,424 18 333 12 164 4 ey 
X. NORTHERN COUNTIES. 
38. DURHAM. 
| 540 | Darlington - - - 110,425 16 240 18 | 10,696 14 579 10 | 2,676 18 235 0 : 585 
} 541a@| Stockton - -  - - [15,119 12 286 15 | 15,406 4 | 1,080 5 | 5,848 6 333 9 234 10 972 
|} 5410] Sedgefield - “ - -~ | 3,023 6 4I 3] 3,064 9 161 1s | 1,209 16 Br 4 : 249 
js42 | Auckland - - - -]| 9,582 15] 107 § | 9,690 of sar 4| 4925 21 393 8] 434 16| 484 
543 | Teesdale’ - - - - | 4,159 16 218 81] 4,348 4 649 19 | 3,729 2 I24 18 ae 542, 
1544 | Weardale - - - -{ 4,845 1x 80 14 | 4,065 18 163 12 | 2,648 11 120 4 oe 401 
s48a| Lanchester -  - =| 4,199 9 68 11 | 4,268 o 450 18 | 1,402 4 83 19 114 13 265 
5486] Durham - “ap. - | 8,412 6 200 14 | 8,613 3 606 12 | 3,262 14 T52) 8 124 14 44r 
| 346 Easington - - - -f 4,925 6 102 4 | 5,024 10 300 13 | 1,723 9 8 0 218 © 300 
Houghton-le-Spring -  - | 5,6g0 14 90 4 I 238 3 | 2,426 o TQ KO. 'H) Sood 303. 






57. of the Poor Law Board. . 119. 


jring the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 

















































SBE nie 
-—-. “ee = - - > EXPENDATURE, 
3 ogee: 
| for Purposes 
the Poor, and (B.)—Expended for Purposes wnconnected | partly ected 
rewith. with Relief. and partly = 
unconnected with 5 
| Relief to the Poor. + 
(02° SiS ati aene ae a ean 4 
oor. 2 4 4 5. : 2. o> 
e Poor. By ey ts hee ] ; epee Se x ad 
MR 5 mn a 
oy ag | ee | 28 |eBe3 a> ag2 | & ol 38 
tg Pim) ge) Se eee 382 [ers |. s | «Ss 
a oe an By WSs eRe SH, = oS 2 
BS < 33 == a5 2.40 MSs ls5> s _ a 
2 § fe aA. qm 3.5 2. S20 [S275] B =) Ss 
_3 re) no SHO x) SPR o aS Bas a eH 8 
¢ ay nS eo8 6H > . a weg [Oks F B = =| 
= ae + Ya |Svgag ae eine | ce thet om A s 
o <8 Se do Soa ue : eos oes 35 
S (eo | 522 | Be es8S5| 2 [Sp lease] y 2 | 33 
o oO t/a) ) eos i 
BS | Shep eee | ae ilge8. 5] & ieee ee ble a jes 
ES 5 a3 “ra | yo | SESE) € [SESE S Sel Ba ier 
5 3 S| 258 SS (286 8 su iReeeas g- 51) BS o > 
BS) @ |Site] Bes | 28 eesee| & [2225sgse| 28 | 2 | 83 
; do aD oS A = pela oss 39 
eS | @ |\Sre| Bes | Be |BSCES| § [BESEIRESE| 28 a 28 
: r y bd 5S f & 
= = — Ben Eom 8s Se Bom 2 \enes Bl oS = | 
£. s Se ssl Sts.) = OS & § ES £ s fs 
14 33 5 28 15 6 16 OC 38 10 f 3,817. 3 f 14% 10 | 527 
i 42 4 51. 55 23,05 04 15 | 4,289 8] 119 10 | 528 
1 20 5 14 0 § ri . 14 12 | 1,918 12 f 108 15 | 529a@ 
16 46 15 | 12 31 2 14 ; 16 14 } 1,606 11 | 63 15 | §290 
13 BE (8) 23: 44) 4 19 Q 33 10 | 2,831 147 | 11x 16 | 530 
II $4 26 | goiz2 | 26 12 - £4 12 | 6,128 14 | 192 19 | $31 
II 64 18} 68 18 4 2 GN 190 2} 4,049 3 4178 15 | 532 
6 go 14, 3813.) 5 27 ee 67 18] 3,311 6f 94 © | 533 
19 32 19 23 15 21% 18 010 281 14 ¥ 4,888 14 § 222 15 | 534 
19 a2 19| 23 4 5 10 ee 38 17 | 3,839 144136 2 | 535 § 
12 29 6 | 25 13 4 10 ae 64 14 | 4,144 14] 126 7 | §36 
14 1y o| 4 6 6 1 oe 41 Of 2,337 10 $135 17 | 537% 
13 x eh rk © a 10 II 242 19 wa 8340 
4 ot 61 3% 16 3 8 2 10 40 9 | 2,469 11} 60 0 | 538 
6 $7 I1 | 20 17 9 4 3 83 8] 5,058 oO} 161 10} 539 


| 503 5 | 4,579 16 £5 Toul, 2;438 ©) | 26 10 119] 61 16| 22134 47 3 381 16 § 7,645 3 9 24x 16 | 540 
1498 2 - 4 56 Of 3,540 0} 80 16 224 4 | 206 10 | 36 55 A 1,281 © 114,395 15 § 407 Io | 541a 
| +6 I§ | 1,709 7 | 36 10 991 13} 3° 3 3714 | 32 14 | 12 3 
| mee 7 | H,tII £2} EIQ tO AG Tal, OF 0 176 3} 110 35 28 4] 80 0 619 15 f 10,059 4 § 148 10 | 542 
- 196 8 Fata? E4a TSCh: 1,808 15) 62. O GE S17 S00 S19) 4 


158 5 | 3,491 18 8 8 824 10 16 § 68 o| 45 16 14 14 é5 Isr of 4,620 11 | 113. 8 | 544 
et £3 LO) |) 22,3975 1 be EE 16.| 34, 17 81 9 49 13 19 9 oe 222 14 } 3,926 19 f 73 13 | 545 
6-204 «4| 4,884 18 | 88 6 | 1,992 14 | 77 12 18S. 26 |-77 8) 19. | 709 10 Ac 431 § | 7,828 10] 94 5 | 5450 
271 11 | 2,898 13 62 11 J 1,384 5 48 6 89 16 | §6 11 25 2 AG 269 8] 4,824 12 | 125 © | 546 





17215 | 3,59t 2 43 12 946 13 50 1 81 10 47 4 23 12 Pie 231 8] 5,047 29 118 2.| 544 


120 


Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report 


Vigee tl 
Cire 


[1 8! 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expend 























RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE «- - 
t, 2. De 
(A.) —Expended for Reli 
Purposes connect 
Receipts 
in Aid of F 
; j.—Relief 
NAMES 0 
of inclusive | Toran By rs 625 
q Poor of ang 5 = @ S32 a ee 
UNIONS, &c. Y | Receipts. aS so | daw 
Rates. Re- a alt= = See 
; rir Bo Pa 
payments 3 fal by SS | Sk 
= a SRS 
by Her eg a g e F g 38 as 
Majesty's = & a5 29 wh 
= Lal += ire 3 + 
5 Treasury. “4 os SBE ata SSes 
E = = ao | ES | ous 
= 4 S 3 yen OR SOR 
“i 5 eas = B® ls 
KX. NORTHERN GCOURTIES—continued. 
38. DURHAM—continued. Ee Sg: & 6 & ie Ss £2 8 £ S$ £. Ss. ERS faa 
548 | Chester-le-Street - -] 4,052 12 O4 11 | 4,147 3 361 19 | 1,497 12 80 1 518 10 g22 
349 | Sunderland e+ * © $31,231 4 314 9 | 31,548.13 9 2,819 16-4 5,758 05 945-4 | 1,868 6 | 21,3490) 
g50 | South Shields - - ~-[|12,065 14 ¥24' 8 | 12,190: 29 1,241 30] 4,987 .2 658 6 142-8 6147 1 
8st | Gateshead - - - = ~- $13,416 16 304 12 |14,021 8 7 1,419 1} 6,883 3 833 II 648 14 887 | 
39. NORTHUMBERLAND. 
552 | Newcastle-on-Tyne - ~ 138,549 17 | 1,292 11 | 30,842 3,815 18 | 18,892 6] 1,530 16! 2,294 9 | 1,844 Xf 
533 | Tynemouth = > - f21,161 9 373 10 | 21,534 10 & 1,802°10 | 10,442 8 639 68 494. 9 | 1,386 11 
554 | Castle Ward - - ~~] 8,104 6 97 18 | 5,292 379 8 | 2.57017] 344 §| 164 41] 565 ¥: 
555 | Hexham - - - + F 10,995 6 168 6 -| 11,163 12-§ 1,655 12 | 6,350 -4 Ist £8 fe 677 § 
556 | Haltwhistle =a slG = Bingo 6 46 19 | 1,626 195 8 624 § a 62 4 244 15 
354 | Bellingham - - -7 3,298 & 46 10 | 3,281 18 228 13 | 1,647 8 go 10 .% 260 4 
558 | Morpeth - - + .-[ 6,140 1 126 19 | 6,207 361 19 | 3,893 § 268 5 “ 416 16 
sso | Alnwick - s Wie -— 8,180 © 233 41 8,413 399 10 | 4,594 10 391 6 140 II 994 Ic 
g6o \'Belford - 0+ 9:- - | 3,050 16 88 41 3,139 169: 22) 1149 12 T43 28 40323 440 15 
S61 Berwick-on-Tweed + - 9.448 8 339 18 | 9,788 1,193 41 5,763 18 359 8 << 924 15 
362 ; Glendale - - - =f 5,613 6 TIX FG 0] 18,728 343 19 | 2,886 9 144 13 95 16 482 13 
563 | Rothbury - .- - +f 3,309 14 47 9 | 3.353 174 9] 1,763 13 | 213 19 44 10 | 291 Ie 
40, CUMBERLAND. 
564 | Alston-with-Garrigill*  -§ 1,492 18 36:1 2] b2;520 144 10 929 3 4o 2 “ig 186 14 
36s | Penrith = - - - - f§ 8,201 14 268 1] 8,469 18 # 1,649 4 | 4,041 13 592 3 ae 928 14 
866 | Brampton - - - - ff 2,556 15 54 12 || 12,642 438 6] 1,062 Io 36 13 we 287 8 
364 | Longtown - - - -— 3,671 3 62: 6 | 33933 2EeeTT ep eko2) a4: 68 16 128 0 433 17 
868 | Carlisle - - - - [12,904 2 325 1 | 13,220 1,290 18 | 6,913 368 16 ae 1,006 18 
869 | Wigton - - += © - | 4,546 14 108 13 | 7,655 10 g19 8 | 2,896 iF 339 (2 160 0 835 19 
sho | Cockermouth -~— - - §I1,4703 2 421 18 | 12,128 1,766 17 | §,088 14 616 12 144 0 820 12 
e491 | Whitehaven - - - 11,046 4 393 14 | 11,439 18 | 1,798 ©} 3,337 19 499 10 Gor 4 838 19 
s42 | Bootle wT ee BBB 8T 15 112 6 | 2,444 394 9 622 0 28 12 191 17 2751 





857. | of the Poor Law Board. 


luring the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 


12t 





- EXPENDITURE. 





0 the Poor, and 











erewith. with Relief. and portly — | ian 
| unconnected with § 
j Relief to the Poor. { ra 
he Poor. 2. # 2. a 4, Bry i. peas E a 
os ee 
ae Bic ys ae |28¢¢ Sas fags 5 = 
(fF) es Ss O.3 cae on. Ea oS ins $c 6.2 
) Se =. |S ae zeg WSe5 | 6 Be | 38 
ss R 2's S85 21° s5@ ade fest . fo oO 
Co tH Ra = 2 S15 NED ne O 7 [+0 = iS ks TP 
mee Sloe ee. | BS SRE B60 [a@ue| = Belen 
S32 ay fe S 258 oe 5 aS . Se bo Oo 8 & fs | an 
4 © ES Hos ne | Oro 2s Aee Joss & oq a 
no q SAY 2 OFS Bo 8 2 a ton 5 ages esene 7, 3 
o ~ ow Ho 2 Ceo 5) o : ey rel 3 = aS 
: me ioe eh ees | Bes ete 2 lke leas) = | ee 
=F t4 Get las oS Aa ees BS 
(Bey BS a 62s | Be 1888.0] G Sesugees| 2. 4 3.5 
gee | & |Se | Ge | we |28eee| & [Sokal2ses] oe Ss “bang ees 
Bae : | SE 2S SB: : oo 85's Ss 2 
Bgs a meee a2 2 he Sees a Be Seed 2 = Si) oe a ae 5 
P3-c= § =| pos eS ibeie= S| 2S |eee2che2 se Se ra as | 5 
Br iS sor Eom 8s ga or S Ss (ole 3 © = 5 
ie Ss. EFS eS & &| &'s. Lee SETS: £ S$ LAs & Eas 
g92 I | 4,252 4 se 1,489 13; 83 6 84 gs | 105 IO} 3 eo 306 o | 6,354 60 0 | 548 § 
517 8 | 12,9509 | 343 18 | 9,006 3} 182 7] 315 2] 227 5 | 5 os 4,002 8 927,238 576 7 | $49 
B16 2 | 7,465*° 3 18 of 3,304 5 45 12 Tye Say erer LS 408 16 | 12,003 203 15 | 550 
1,661 5s |12,030 2 6 10 f 1,518 147 BG A 198 14 | 144 2 56 814 QO 114,524 326 17 | 551 
2,642 13 | 31,021 © | 221 2 Too 18 | 1472 4 359 12 | 199 2 ee 5,005 47 $37,195 522 17 | 552 | 
Sris 
2904 0 | 15,059 6 | 116 16 3,962 4 | 388 6 233 6 | 138 13 883 10 | 20,900 410 18 | §53 
¢ 2s g 
mage 2 || 4,164°12 | FQ 1Olf 1,107 §°| §4° 7 63 0} 50 18 oe ¥29° T 15,585 164 6} 354 
$344 16 | 9,179 12 14 9] 1,625 16| 61 19 go 14} 48 9 6 282 10 } 11,310 168 31 555 | 
‘ 6 
56 16 | 1,218 18 ‘fs 461 o| 13 14 20 10 6 3 is 21-14 | 1,744 BR LSel BS 
9 7 
"205 15 | 2,462 9 i 49 692 8} 21 17 16°13. {> £2. 4 : as 89 18 3297 WO Si Soe 
2 1 | 558} 
WY7T 1s | 5,112 0 < 079 5 62 8 om duis 4 ae 210 16 | 6,460 or 55 
é 302 2 251 15 { 
26 10 | 6,849 17 | 38 1} 1,166 5 | 89 14 a3. rei}. 67 12 Pe 362 18 | 8,33 51 15 | 559 
33 8 560 
Bi2g 6 | 2,367 1 | Io 9 642 12 | 38 2 1413] 24 15 oe 64 12 | 3,163 SOS 4 5 
| P ‘ { H 201 10 | 561 § 
410 re | 8,632 0] 30 1] 1,084 42 3 68-12) sy § oe 380 16 | 10.344 4 | 5 
3 83 98 I 6 
193 7 | 4,106 17 | 23 3] 1.426 5 | 56 15 34 17 | 43 10 vs 138 16 | 5,83 g8 15 | 5 
j 3,521 2 13 | 563 
82 4 | 2,370 6 | 20 © 484 6] 49 15 Ey1g/} 10 § vs 68 6 | 355 92 13 
i 64 | 
Re 1,303 12 ae Bz5 16 tere Be 3 16 19 oie 68 10 1,544 19 0} 594 | 
2 8 f a,1 165 8! 565 | 
248 10 | 7,284 10 | 37 11} 1,500 0} 19 9 64 13 | $210} 2 . 233 9,197 5 
2,681 I I | 566 Ff 
Saeed jf 1918-18 |. 85 “OP $52 4°) 45 4 go 14) 8 4 vs 60 15 7 , 
3 240 84 15 | 507 | 
348 § | 2,573 3 Io oO 526 11 14 15 2h I gh oO o8 33 9 | 3.24 4 15 | 
3 2 ° 68 | 
824 14 | 10,431 15 | 186 14] 1,449 8] 39 12 140 12 | 80 0 <a 2,239 1§ | 14,608 54 i. 
2 4,298 134 10 9 | 
212 16 | 5,063 16 | 63 18 | 1,544 7 | 49 16 64 11 | $6 11 .. 424 § | 7:29 5 | 
| 4 283 10 ° 
471 4 | 8,935 2| 80 3] 1,838 0} 69 5 121 4 | 100 II 53 5 644 18 J1I1,910 3 84 | 
28 2 | 11,0608 238 2) sar ¥ 
009 16 | 8085 9 | 70 16} 1,688 17} 41 4 11g 11} 112 3 928 2 3 
8 | 2,478 GR 97.| SF 
300 6 | 1,812 3 | 42 6 soe EXEL. [ONT] i -o. | 18) 2 “6 64. 44 










for Purposes 
(B.)—Expended for Purposes unconnected A 








| (C.)—Expended | 


; partly cownected § 


























a 

fb 

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[1853 























122 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report 
Amount of Poor Rates levied and expended 
RECEIPTS. ERXPENDITUBE.. +. = 
1. 2, 5: ; 
(A.)—Expended for Relie: 
Purposes connected 
i | Receipts 
ih SEF 1.—Relief 01 
| Poor = 
ape From | Rates, (a) (2) (c) (2) (e) 
of inclusive | ToTaL end ro S85 
Poor a Be ‘Ss nA 
UNIONS, &c. ay Receipts. a S'S a 2 P 
Rates. Re- - haf a3 | sss 
payments g oe By ae BS~y 
« \ Pt oo O45 o's. 
: by Her E Bu 4g | 38s 
ts Majesty's Me 3 ag. 2% 3 
Ss Me A 3 Seo | Sh | she 
S VEASULY. be 2 QEZ St LEes 
E = | $ | gas) 53 | Seee 
a 2 =] a= — 2 
Zi 5 6 = E° |eue 
XX. NORTHERN COUNTIES—coniinwed. 
41. WESTMORLAND. Bre ss Lik £ £4 .S, CBs £8 £38. £ is 
843 | East Ward ~ «= = 4422 g 1 206 6| 4,628 x1 484 14 | 2,018 18 118 1 ag 436 4 
844 | West Ward . - ~ 7 3,267 14 94 3 | 3,362 280 11 | 1,366 14 188 19 BE 35r 6 
595 | Kendal --. - «= »..- f10,711 19 | 1,144 18 | 11,856 | 2,129 1§ | 8,169 14 21s 11 sa 1,299. 1 
Xf. MONMOUTHSHIRE AND WALES. 
42. MONMOUTHSHIRE. 
576 | Chepstow - - = =] 9,931 13 146 11 | 10,048 1,278 16 | 4,108 2 588 4 231 18 562 12 
$77 | Monmouth “ - - | 12,326 8 341 2 | 12,664 826 4 | 6,466 10 897 I0 ae 683 8 
578a| Abergavenny -~ - -| 7,944 9 |. 188 16 | 8,136 08 61 3,886 I0 HOS 4 218 8 643 4 
8786| Bedwellty (#) -— - - 9,895 4 133 Ig | 10,029 882 12 | 3,914 9 113 19 419 2 658 18 
579 | Pont-y-Pool - - | 10,434 11 43 I | 10,494 "89 11 4,875 16 180 8 128 0 349 18 
580 | Newport - ” - - f 21,384 Sal 1,191 Tr | 22,c69 2,064 5 | 9,309 4 | 1,222 9 29°.0:| , 183928 
43, SOUTH WALES. 
(A.) GLAMORGANSHIBE. 
s8t | Cardiff Sees Fagot Atos jOe 477 1 | 20,652 | 1,209 3 111,408 3 984 3 419 19 | 1,183 11 
82. Merthyr Tydfil- — - - | 23,034 13 226 19 | 23,861 1,463 14 | 9,604 6 455 16 809 0] 1,102 14 
383 | Bridgend and Cowbridge - 11,528 11 210 17 | 11,739 658 19 | 5,840 15 410 19 298 18 3497 14 
584 Neath - ” - - [11,925 19 190 IO | 12,116 628 14} 4,581 9 301 9 158 16 4ST IO 
585 Swansea - . “ ~ 119,569 16 : 235 5 | 19,803 1,41I 4 110,765 § | 1,066 12 ‘ 9743 10 
(B.) CARMARTHENSHIRE. 
s86 | Lilanelly -  - «+ ~4 4,534 0 218 19 | 4,752 452 II | 4,260 19 p25. 7 80 14 509 13 
“§8, | Liandovery - = «=f 5,829 8 44 4 | 8,901 234° 4) B3g081 42 238 4 161 19 400 9 
888 | Liandilo-fawr - - ~~] 8,399 xg 109 13 | 8,509 318 19 | 4,944 4 289 19 . 642 13 
s8q9 | Carmarthen - . - | 15,993 16 336 I9 | 16,310 386 4 | 9,820 14 41I 15 442 19 
(c.) PEMBROKESHIRE. 
sgo | Narberth - «+ - -§ 9,081 18 452 11 | 0,534 563 © | 5,944 14 180 14 19s: 1 552 10 
sgt | Pembroke - - + ©- +f 9,682 0 243 14 | 9,928 647 12 | 8,189 4 359 9 239 8 FI 12 
592 | Haverfordwest. - ” ° br4,314 12 SHI 15 | 16,089 584 17 | 9,913 8 412 3 5647 15 


(*) Bedwelty Union.—The sum of 7337. 3s., entered above as “ Money expended for all other Purposes,” includes © 


1238 


857. | of the Poor Law Board. 


during the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 






EXPENDITURE. 





(C.)—Expended 
for Purposes 
partly connected 








to the Poor, and (B.)—Expended for Purposes wnconnected 














therewith, with Relief. and partly a 
unconnected with cS) 
Relief to the Poor. “ 
the Poor. 2. z, 2. 3. 4 Be 1. 2. 32 
: ae) oo +»; ona dH et qv Sa s 
eo) ag | =e | 88 |BBas se, faee | 4 am] 8 
S) 3 LA ee 252 fors 2 fel 3 
gg : cn Se |S 25 Sag [Sea | © 3 35 
—_ S pee aa. Se je S 8, B50 [facgs| F 5 is 2 
‘ee a |#S | FSS | ge 2 ms. HA, fooes| + = ae 
E == @ BS Sos Be |O os Ae i PRES Si Seco) = =) 3s 
aes = io & E'S 3.2 Saace| ¢ ek BS os| =< 7, Se 
2 ES 38 A a= eSy Orit feretia) PS <i ey BS ies UE 
, =a iS Sb 2 Sco rs 8 28° i oan ns Ay aS) 
ORTH = ° Res S laa OES 7 8 ra 
“Bie | = |@2 | See | ve [SSeS] & feeeees2e) be | B [BS 
iz nee ‘ ae ont mM os a 
Poa | S |see] 55 | SS [Bakes] & [S8GRlge5| 23 | 3 | ee 
Pe = aft) 28S | 82 |sgese| 2 fb erisses| oF < a3 
“Bee | 2 |205| 26a | 25 [28s58| 8 [RBesleser| se | 5 | 
ee | 2 see] 254 | se leesee| fF efertesre)| ge | 2 | ES |e 
ime 8 Steg £. 8 £ Gy| (Lic Ps Bus.) £2 Sb. S.s.le Sassi os ee vs 
Hse O [3 3,ESE 17 ° 429 0 Eee] 40 18 31 II 16 12 TIO 10 § 4,142 19 § 179 4 
i 209 0} 2,396.13 | 129 3 653 17 27.3 24 2 34 9 Loi a7 a 29 12 | 3,305 6 | 80 0 
861 16 9,625 © | 114 9 | 1,824 9 | 109 9 107 1| 6018} 48 8] 16 16 965 o 912,844 10 § 433 10 
298 15 | 7,242 4 63205 15747 “I }, 132'105 Sao eso 15 28 14 4 248 11 | 9,004 8 § 255 10 
440 9 | 9,644 4] 50 9] 2,098 0 | 124 18 48 o| 66 3] 5817 se 348 § 412,498 16 | 269 0 
134 12 | 5,996 4 | 189 Of 1,255 12 | 191 9 89 18 | 38 4] 2917] 15 0} 568 9 | 8,343 13 | 223 10 
goz 3 | 6,991 3 1,520 5 | 119 17 Isr 1g | 95 2] 14 2 (*)785 3 9 9,677 1: | 173 10 
884 47 | 4,404 10} 100 10] 1,590 5§ 67 9 102 I2 | 102 19 29 14 ; 216 13 | 9,023 13 | 196 18 
789 3 114,689 3 | 353 7 | 4.872 I | 229 17 183 7 | 163 16 | 83 14] 13 3 3,764 1 922,324 9 | 450 14 
898 1 116,193 ©} 64 12 J 5,141 18 | 124 17 234 4|145 6] 88 9 809 18 22,802 4 § 555 
642 4 (14,381 0} 124 4 | 47,669 11 347 0 387 21 202 14] 73 15 843 13 [23,772 2 9 431 12 
2 466 19 | 8,584 1 23 24 2,509 17°) 65 19 48 6| 86 5] 40 2 460 47 911,847 19 | 219 
353 17 | 9,865 15 | 265 19 | 3,426 1} g1 16 165 § | 134 18] 45 17 471 15 114,467 Y 244 10 
| 246 6 |.14,232 14 | 260 13 | 2,818 15 | 189 7 182 4 | 113 6 | 148 18 60 o | 1,889 18 J 19,565 18 | 223 10 
524 6) 6,056 4 1,964 15 18 4 87 12 | 60 10} 23 10 325 1 8,135 16 | 1478 
& 
Worr4 | 4,429.15 | 12.13] 1,81r °6| 21 18 Age) Fehw20)15 (913) 12 142 14 | 6,601 1 | 136 
34 21 6,229 17 16 5 f 2,072 15 43 14 36 g| 82 9 12 10 258 5 | 8442 4 § 1472 
gay 14 | 11,689 9 | 132 ©] 3.548 2) 73 5 LOOM Zeer OT eto rez], 12 814 14 ]16,458 47 | 301 
264 11 | 4,yo3 10] ir gf 1,174 8} 85 16 6g 10 | "87° 31°25 8 530 15 | 9,087 14 | 177 
221 6} 4,398 11 | 40 If 1,073 17 | 52 19 9817) 76 18| 24 6 309 Of 9,144 9 | 262 
602 § |12,080 8 | 101 18 | 1,902 18 | 202 10 U1L6_ TOME 59) 10 fa 0 434-19 |-14,071 4 | 343 





"an item of 4961., stated by the clerk to b 





e “ Amount irrevocably lost,” by the Monmouth and Glamorgan Bank. 


124 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expended 





RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE: - --@ 

















1 2. 3. 
(A.)—Expended for Relief 
Purposes connected 
fe 
Receipts 
in Aid of ; 
aoe 1.—Relief of 
NAMES 
From | Rates, (a) (2) (c) (d) (e) 
of ; inclusive| ToTAL sz Zs > S S 
=e hig sor: of any ; gH Ss o Sie 
UNIONS, &c. Receipts go ay) = > 
1 | Rate Re : a5) eS) C Same 
f Rates. eo | hte oS BS Same 
: 5 Fa it| gS - Se 
payinents| g oe 5 Pa Ss 5 | 
: by Her s Qn 43 /325e8 
é Majesty’s 8 ee Be. 2D a ay | 
B =| Re aro eee ne oe 
2 Treasury. es Ss LRA cr Lees 
Ss ar eae rag Bm &'S 
a FR +2 ee 6a Sees 
fs} = A= | oS 3S 
a i © i 5 RR . 


Kl. MONMOUTHSHIRE AND WALES—continued. 








43- SOUTH WALES.—cont. £  s £ Ss, £ 8. £8: x & S £ Ss. £ 

(D.) CARDIGANSHIRE. 

593 | Cardigan - - - -f 0,444 12 11g 2] 9,839 14 613 6] s,078 1 148 13 182 0 480 

594 | Newcastle-in-Hmlyn- - | 4,635 3 125 17 | 4461 o 11g § | 5,335 26 23 11 198 2 398 

595 | Lampeter - - + -4] 4,406 2 34 ©] 4,440 2 bie 3,426 18 94 10 de 184 

596 | Aberayon - - - +f 8,244 1 47) 0: 548,25 % 0 4 23 18 | 3,424 13 124 12 07 8 286 

597 | Aberystwith - - -] 8317 2 82 7 | 8399 9 196 § | 3,644 © 132 18 365 9 411 

598 | Tregaron - - - -f 3,207 4 30! © | 19,324 4 bs 1,677 16 60 16 “6 140 
(E.) BRECKNOCKSUIRE. 

poo |. Builth = -. <=, =. =] 4753 181. 1423 8 |b 4,806. 3 2,024 13 | 109 4 : 253 

600 | Brecknock - = =4]10,435 10 371 4 21,107 66 H29 Fis}: 8j207 70s 252° ¥ a 482 


f6or | Crickhowell - - ~-J £993 10 154 15 | 6,148 8 621 13 | °3,049 9 14s 13 104 10 502 
bon | Hay + - =. -« +7] 9,563 8 83 10 | 4,646 18 654 6 | .3,109 14 133-15 254 6 506 


(z.) RADNORSHIRE. © 
603@| Kington - «= + ~-f 6,080 16 183 15 | 6,264 11 893 11 | 3,136 12 137 12 se 830 
6030 | Presteigne- - _- -f 41,348 0 26 15 | 1,541 18 se g84 12 32 8 nr 14 
604 | Knighton - - - = -f 6,140 16 123 II | 5,294 4 844 13 | 2,822 ¥ 07 2 162 19 510 


605 | Rhayader - + - +] 3,918 13 190 II | 4,109 4 a 2,685 6 os eh 210 


44. NORTH WALES. 
(A.) MONTGOMERYSHIRE. 
606 | Machynlleth - - - 6,300 11 12§ 04 |\06,428;18 
607 | Newtown and Llanidloes {14,017 12 402 4 |14,419 16 | 1,148 14 | 8,034 © soo 8 | 1,088 6 953 
608a | Montgomery and Pool + - | 4,620 19 201 14 | 4,822 16 | 1,202 15 | 3,348 12 289 4 xc 192 


6080 | Rhosgoch,&c. - + +4 1,494 12 58 16 | 1,886 8 12 13 832 6 93 13 
6og | Lianfyllin - + - -fur,e2y 4 249 5 | 11,806 9 "Wo 6 | 5,002 14 496 4 474 14 | 1,018 


(B.) FLINTSHIRE. 





610 | Holywell - « = 4 16,483 10 336 19 | 14,120 9 | 1,206 18 | 11,929 © 839 14 350 © 986 


857.] of the Poor Law Board. 125 
during the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 
rare nner ra reer Rs a een 


a 7 Sebi ilies EXPENDITURE 


(C.)—Expended ; 





for Purposes 3 
to the Poor, and (B.)—Expended for Purposes unconnected | partly connected | 
therewith, with Relief, and partly | = 
unconnectedwith | iS 
Relief to the Poor. } os 
i ort 
2 4 (28, 
the Poor. 2. i, 2. 3 4, 5. ‘ 2. 3 
Lan Oues Pa COR 2) aS Set st at ¢ eS <4 
ee | am BS ages oe Cia ie ae 
(f) Rs 5 O-3 | RES Ska 2s ve : S83 
— ™ Ss tH BS 0.4 Yo ¢ o <9) S 
om m OH = Oo He ines) *35) 
Ss é Pa ico] So 2BO an 2 (se 
38 © wn me Be | 8m 252 ISaegs| = Sa 
Ss: S nd sal ce Seo Be? eee sil BS ae 
aa Ay &0 oO os s° as. adios oO § I = 2.5 
a 2 =e Js me (Sena he Peo! & q ao 
AS Ss oa =, 2 Se |SSeaee) « laos Fase = o. o3 
Rn ° oO =>) mee Byectes ro) SEP en gs") © le} 3 
Same = S2 Bas | madsse.-|) = deee fee 5) 3 ay ae 
<—— 5 = i OofSgks Pa =S Sufi aasd 5 mei 
oo 3 Seo res yalh a cS =a=agog q ass @izcaqe Coe ee Ls 
ire ot os Pa nate 29 ng eae i) OSGI, ogs oun bd 
Bas | @ |eacl] 255 | 38 S8R 8) 2 |eegeeledss| FS a oe it 
Sm ed Sok! Sas | 8S |S2Se¢| & leegrisees; 3s K es | 8 
~ . me r= sS-m 5 * : ~~ 
2e8 | @ |sce] £22 | Gh |FeOSs| & [ERRElEg=e] SE | gS | 28 | 
= 8's ~ D ty Z a ) 2 R125 0 5 ; S 
5, i} SSP I som 3 SAMSON) s&s |KAMafe dS ow 2) q 5 
So a ts) a 2° mae > |m a a ij «a q |% 


509 9 | 47,906 16 | 105 Of 848 19 | 84 3 46 2 7 U3 potas 2G | ae Aga { 9,455 I 17O I} 803 
Try 2 | 6,185" 4! 9 4] 1,281 19 | 39 9 Carre Ao O ie-r4 TO Mee 242 14 § 4,868 9 ; 1947 10 | 594 
38 of} 3,746 8| 12 168 721 17) 21 19 BY Te 48 19 (=) | | ots 63 3] 4,652 9} 43. 0| 598 
fo 2 | 4,332) 16 a FAS ES ch (ri) 2 36 13 25 Io 4 LO “Pee 184 17 5,383 3 85 o| 596 
82 ¢| 483g11! .. ff 1,543 29 | 30 17 oy peter ag 24 TT 350 12 6,863 49135 17 | 397° 
100 67 | 1,848 19 3 16 | Too 3, 27 8 30 4 SA 4 9 ae 100 19 | 2,448 x4 | 60 0 | 598 
87 4| 3.34416] 52 9 1,225 2] 48 11 28 18 | 36 3] 29 14 ve 68 16 | 4,834 9% 76 © 399 
250° 13 | 4,215 Sy 8 15 2,091 IT | 138 5 62 2 55 14 47 OF oe 534 I [11,033 I 9 305 0 600 
570 2) 5,055 7 | 86 3 1,349 _§ } 133 12 goto] 8 gs} 13 4) .. 316 18 : 7,125 4 197 15 | Gor 
593 14 | 5,250 11 5 89 1,788 24 44 


4 Br) e235 73 1 10 TON oes 241 4H 7,403 18] 20r ¢ 602 | 


149 14] 4,848 3 | 19 16] 1,022 14| or 4 B40 E034 rs P23 R 6,412 377 | 


32 4) 1,190 17 os BUTE ms | 134 15 mee Lue es p20 H 7,643 11 


249 13 | 4,416 14 | 114 28 1,004 15 34 4 28 «5 55 19 15 §,S02 15 : 1§8 10 | 604. 


Bz 0} 2,927 6 E-ch§ | 9292524 23 1 29 13°) +E £3 |! x6 | 3,787 4} 86 11 | 605 


Wz 8) s718 4 4 13 


II 12 | 11,936 15 | 112 19 | 


804 12 | 36 18 37 14 | 20 9 | 30 
1,461 18 | §2 14 48 9 | 26 xr gr 


318 Tj83Y 25 25 10 65 6 7 2 14 


&> 


5.351 2} 42 13 
4 18 943 10 | 13 18 242 6 o 18 6 2 4 14 4 


394 11} 8,160 o| 12 of 1,98 5S} 70 4 sr 18 | 24 14 | 53 


1,238 21{ 386 9 Ios o]| 115 4{ 110 





f 24 6 
323 15 | 18,305 14 | 54 6 | } 278 19 | 610 





126 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [1857 


Amount of Poor Rates levied and expended 
































RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE - - = 


(A.)—Expended for Relief 
Purposes connected 


Receipts 
in Aid of = : 
bast 1.—Relief of 
Poor 
a tame From | Rates, (a) (2) (c) (2) (6) 
of . inclusive | TOTAL 8s ro Ss < s 
oor ~~ n eS 
UNIONS, &. of any | Receipts. 8 8 | da_s 
Rates. Re- a3 a6 | SSes 
payments g a a5 Sry S 
by Her 8 gz a oS 8h 
M * ’ = oe g g - my a Se 
3 ajesty’s La 2) es y 32 ght 
| g : a4 2 irs Be SS 
2 o = Grp: cA | goQs 
: Zi © =a = RD. ss 





a Xl. MONMOUTHSHIRE AND WALES —continued. 
44, NORTH WALES—cont. 


(c.) DENBIGHSHIRE. 





Wrexham - é Z -| 
eo es 
SiiAsaph ee vi <ss -4 


Llanrwst - = = . 


(D.) MERIONETHSHIRE. 
Corwen - + - > 
Bala Gs. Sea fi eee ! 
Dolgefly -°5 = > --° - : 


Festiniog -° = i- -9 


(B.) CARNARVONSHIRBE. | 
Pwiltei .0o8 20 -9 
Carnarvon - = 3 
Bangor and Beaumaris - 


Conway - = - -j 


(F.) ANGLESEY. 





623a@ | Anglesey +. - = - : 
6235 | Holyhead - - - -f 


¥ . 


1857. ] -¥e of the Poor Law Board. ve «127 


uring the Year ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 














wae = “- S e  Kh- EBX PENDITUBRB. 
| ( C) Fe Seg. 
" Enis PRaeicec or Furposes 
to the Poor, and (B.)—Expended for Purposes unconnected | partly connected 
itherewith. with Relief, and partly. se 
| unconnected with i} 
Relief to the Poor. a 
. See ee Pesan ice ce ae TS 
om 
‘the Poor. 2. ie 2. 3. 4, 5. 1. 2. 3a 
ro rb) »p ON. 9 Gey Ga | Rav euraey Ay i 
Pa | Se ag le3¢¢ cao fara | & Ss 
(f) 45 2 | 8s (Rees sé, ees | = . | Bs 
ot ae S [4 "BE Oi eS } be ss 
(ows) ss Rea = 2 g5 Si mn =) | <0) = D 
es 3) ne aa. Se je. 0. S20 esccl B =, Sn 
ss < HS ERS ee |g eo al aR BL & a 
og oh ou Lo rey on fc os 4 w is) a ors j 
g 2 ae e3¢ aan j/2o0c-n8 4 No 2 es a a 3 
8s S |e | s£, | 82 |g48oe) g (8. * L,8sel ¥ A 2g 
mn & cots) n [ea] ® Sen FC a oy re & 35 
| 3a £ Sie & So Meo |ic i) me |oaee fea 8 A, aS 
t one: ooo os 3S ela BOSag a56 Ee so 3-2 f= ogo 
Qos 3S Ae eri ee ee! Be a i@eezpeastl &s.. a See 
wes & = NSD sR ~ ad (o) S5g¥ey osa Ag bd 
‘Bee | = |s8s| 255 | a8 285) 2 eeeeigee2| 82 | = | 22 |g 
i.) ay 5 NE 
| Cas 3 D208 SB 8S ae 
SHS | g [22] 228 | Ge [e8OEs| 8 [Seeelesae) 26 | S | e215 
ss +s Qe 2S 5 eI 8 SHIP 3S o } a 2 
Te. ° o oP SOR ow MSOM & PEAY AG SE atte F Ay © aS 
io" * = o) a ee 7 > Ip oi = = = Zi 
Ss. £ sah’ Ss 


BIS. 19 | 1007 13:| 276 .2 | 3,771 10 | 123.3 150 14 | 112 13 313 9 [15,454 14 | 356 18 | 611 
314 14 
493 15 


42 3f 


so 14 | 8,082 16 B 1,460 6 gi 6 Ar 13 La) f 10,079 18 | 305 5 | 612 


384 39 | 10,352 14 I 1,532 10 | 147 6 


176 4,928 


70 14 | 73 19 
46 15 


[13,004 6 | 2909 15 | 613 


691 62 43 8,¥84 14 | 124 10 | 614 


193 18 | 4,199 16 | 38 4] 1,093 16 | 33 19 48 112 10 } s,60x 6 f 164 19 | 618 


23 16 | 2,508 19 | 95 12 gor 10 | 16°14 35 14 | 4,187 16 | 68 5 | 616 } 


82 5,974 16 18 0447 Br TT 16 224 19 4,274 2 187 6 | 614 ! 


222 19 | 6,280 3] 61 3 84r 5 84 4 63 440 10 | 9,468 1§ § 190 3 | 618 § 


146 93149 II 1,229 i a 33 20.957 4 9 421 10 | 619 


37 8 | 9,906 1| 44 Of 1,348 2| 88 2 38 14 Hi2,244 7 | 287 13 | 620 | 





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128 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No, 22.—InpEex 70 tHE Union-Countizes anp To THE Unions, &c. 





THE UNION-COUNTIES. 


C a : i By eference 
UNION-COUNTIES. eee || UNION-COUNTIES. ae 


Anglesey 44 f° : : Merioneth - - - 44d | 
a |} Middlesex (in Divisions I; 
Berks Z Mewoath - - 


Brecon - 
: Montgomer - 
Buckingham a y 
Norfolk - 


Northampton 
Northumberland 


Cambridge - 
Cardigan - 


armarthen - : 
ime | North Wales 
re - ; 


Chester i 
Cornwall - | Oxford - 
Cumberland il WSnteake 


Nottingham 


Denbigh + fees P 
i I! Rutland 
Devon t ace : 
Dorset it Salop - > 
Durham ii Somerset - 
fi Southampton 
pee fi South Wales 
Flint - || Stafford -- 
fT Suffolk - 
Surrey (in Divisions I. and Ii. 
Sussex - 


Warwick - - 
Westmorland - 
Wilts - - - 
Kent (in Divisions I, and IT.) | Worcester - - 


Lancaster || York (East Riding) 
Leicester : f| York (North Riding) 
Lincoln ‘| York (West Riding) 


Glamorgan 
Gloucester 


Hereford 
Hertford 
Huntingdon 





THE UNIONS, &c. 


The compound Names are arranged Alphabetically as pronounced. Thus, 
Ge of London” will be found under C, 





UNIONS, de. "daar | UNIONS, &e. pe 
Aberayron - - - -| 596 Alverstoke - - - - oF 
Abergavenny - - “SCS @ Amersham - - - - | 148 
Aberystwith - - = ohOF Amesbury - - - ~} 262 
Abingdon - - - - | 123 Ampthill - ~ - -{ 181 
Alcester = - - “ ~ | 405 Andover - - - - | ints 
Alderbury - - - - | 263 Anglesey - - - - | 6234 
Alnwick - - > -| 559 Angrams- - « = | p6I5.e 
Alresford - = - 113 Arkholme, &e.  - - -| 485¢ 
Alston with Gar regill - «| 564 Arundel - ~ » - 90 b 

3726 Ash - - - - - 4la 
Alstonefield otal eee - ee b Ashbourne - . -| 4474 
Alton ~ “ ~ - 114 Ashby-de-la-Zouch  - - | 414 


Altrincham - - -| 454 Ashton-under-Lyne  - -| 474 


1857.] 


of the Poor Law Board. 


No, 22.—Index to the Unions, &c.— continued. 


UNIONS, &e. 


Askrigg = - - : 
Aston 
Atcham - . ~ 
Atherstone - - - 
Auckland - - - 
Axbridge - - - 
Axminster - - - 
Aylesbury - - - 
Aylsham - -. 


Bainbridge 
Bakewell - - - 
Bala - . - ~ 
Banbury - - - 
Bangor and Beaumafis 
Barnet - - ‘ 
Barnsley = - . - 
Barnstaple - - - 
Barrow-on-Soar - ~ 
Barton-on-Irwell - - 


Barwick-in-Elmet (in parts) - 


Basford - - - 
Basingstoke - - 
Bath - ~ - - 
Battle - “ - ~ 
Beaminster - - - 
Bedale - - - 
Bedford - - - 
Bedminster - - ° 
Bedwelty - = - 
Belford - - - 
Bellingham 
Belper - - - 
Berkhampstead_ - « 
Bermondsey - - 
Berwick-on-Tweed - 
Bethnal Green - ° 
Beverley - - - 
Bicester + - = 
Bideford - - - 
Biggleswade ee: 
Billericay 
Billesdon - - - 
Bingham - - = 
Birmingham - = 
Bishop Stortford - - 
Blaby - = ? 
Blackburn - - = 
Blandford - - “ 
Blean - - = 2 
Blofield 
Blythng -~ © ; 
Bodmin 
Bolton - ci ols 
Bootle 


Reference 
Number. 


537 
395 
359 
397 
542 
324 
229 
151 
232 


UNIONS, &e. 


Bosmere and Claydon - 
Boston - - - 


Bourn = 2 é 
Brackley - - - 
Bradfield - - - 


Bradford (Wilts) - 
Bradford (York) - 
Braintree - - 3 
Brampton - - - 
Brecknock - - - 
Brentford - - . 
Bridge - - 
Br idgend and Cowbridge 
Bridgnorth - - = 
Bridgwater - - 
Bridlington - ~ - 
Bridport - - - 
Brighton - - = 
Brinton - - - 
Bristol - = - 
Brixworth - = - 
Bromley - - - 
Bromsgrove - < 
Bromyard - - = 
Buckingham - - 
Builth - - “ 
Bunting ford - = 
Burnley = - ~ ‘ 
Burton-upon- Trent - 
Bury - - 
Bury 58t. Paaands - 


Caistor - ~ - 
Calne « - - - 
Camberwell ~ * 
Cambridge - - 2 
Camelford - - - 
Canterbury - - = 
Cardiff - - - 
Cardigan - - . 
Carlisle - - - 


Carlton (in parts) - 


Carmarthen - - 
Carnarvon - - - 
Carperby, &c.  - & 
Castle Ward - ° 
Castley, &c. - - 
Catherington - - 
Caton - - - 
Caxton and Arrington 
Cerne - - 


Chailey - - 
Chapel-en-le-Frith fe 
Chard = i 
Cheadle - . _ 


Chelmsford - . 





Reference 
Nuiunber. 


220 
425 
4224 
164 
126 
258 
4996 
208 
566 
600 
134 
64 
583 
356 
316 
524 
278 
85 
2310 
329 
170 


432 
187 
581 


(489 6 
492c 
493 a 
4946 
499 c¢c 
500 a 

| 514 d 
589 
620 
537 b 
554 
493d 
111 
485 6 
185 
2756 

84a 
450 
318 
373 
200 





130. Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report (1857. 


No. 22.—Index to the Unions, &c.—continued. 





UNIONS, &e. ee UNIONS, &c. pee 
Chelsea - - - - 2 Dulverton - - - - 2936 
Cheltenham - - - 344 Dunmow - - - - 209 
Chepstow - « - - | 576 Durham  - - ~ -| 5456 
Chertsey - - - - 38 Dursley = - ~ - - | 333 
Chester - « - - | 4596 
Chesterfield - - | 448 , 

Chester-le-Street - - =2/) 548 gee : 4 i sulecaeee 
asingwold - ” - - | 527 
Chesterton - . - - 186 Wasi Ashford 3 
Chichester - - - -| 925 eens “ee 
; East and West Flegg ° as Ne) 
Chippenham » - - 253 Paar « i i ss 78 
Chipping Norton - - - 162 Fast Gri a 
Chipping — ” - | 331 a ensiean nh z 82 
Easthampstead - - - {| 1380 
Chorley = - 1b Tad London = «". -*. s4idae 
Chorlton = - - - 471 E 
g ast Preston z. - - 90 a 
Christchurch “ - - 101 
East Retford - - - 435 
Church Stretton - - - 354 ae i ; A m1 
Cirencester - - ~ - 340 Fact a h : 
City of London - - - 19 ale ae - +f S88 
Cleobury Mortimer - - 355 Rast Ward - 3 - bs 578 
Clifton 7 x : 3 330 Eccleshall Bierlow - - 507 
; 5 Edmonton - - - - 137 
Clitheroe - “ - = 479 Eien ‘i 5 : é 73 
Clun a = = co ic 353 Ell 
esmere - - - - 362 
Clutton - - - - 325 El 
Wert. i. = =. eee 
Cockermouth - ~ - 570 Fon; 

z &. . - pping > - - - 195 
Colchester 204 E 
Colton; &e. - - - -| 5146 Aes iam _ i 2 ; ee 
Congleton - * - | 457 Rion 8" 2 r : é 149 . 
conway a Evesham = - + -| 889 
Cookham - - ° - 129 Tce z E 282 
Corwen e = - - 615 s ¥ 
Cosford - - - 24-913 Exmoor - is . © eee 
Coventry - - - - | 400 
Cowthorpe, &c. - - - | 492e Femucuh - . f - | 308 
Cranbrook - - <a * = 60 oe aan = hie 98 
Crediton - - - 2 292 : 4 
Crickhowell —_ - 601 ya? a 
Cricklade and Wotton Bassett 251 Patahah & : : : 40 
pale ee = < é 7 = Faversham - . - : 67 

a 5 % 4 Festiniog = - - - - | 618 

Foleshill Pr ae - - 399 

Pealideton - E . _ Pare + ert iad - - -~ | 103 
Dartford - - - - 50 re " A By ees 
Daventry: - : , -| 169 pore ee Lynn - - - | 245 
Deeping Fen - - -| 4226 Fulha - CGE A TSE ACE Rd ot b 
Depwade - - - - | 239 Fylde - . 7 = 433 
Derby - - - - | 445 y : 
Devizes - - - - 256 - 
Dewsbury - - - =} $02 Gainsborough - © - | 434 
Docking - - - | 244 Garstang - - - ~ | 484 
Dolgelly = - - - at lp Gateshead - - - -| 551 
Doneaster - ~ - ot STO Gildersome, &c. - - - | 50084 
Dorchester = - ° - | 2754 Glanford Brigg - - - | 433 
Dore - - - - - 3848.6 Glendale - - - - 562 
Dorking - . - - 43 Glossop. - ~ - -| 45la 
Dover ° ~ - - 72 Gloucester - - - - 336 
Downham - - ~ 247 Godstone - ~ S - 45 
Drayton - - - | 364 Goole - - ° - - | $12 
Driffield - Z - ° 523 Grantham - - = 427 
Droitwich - - ° - 391 Gravesend and Milton - = 51 
Droxford - - - -} 110 Great Boughton - - - | 459a 





Dudley - -. -| 382 | Great Ouseburn - -, «| 492a 


1857.) of the Poor Law Board. 131 


No. 22.—Index to the Unions, &¢.—continued. 








UNIONS, &e, hee UNIONS, &. se ree 
493¢ Huntswick - - - - | 5045” 
500 ; Hursley -~ - - -| 1098 
: 503 
Great Preston (in parts) 4 Bon)! Ipetichit* « : - . Sone 
5136 Isle of Thanet - - - 70 
514¢ Isle of Wight © - ~ - 90 
Great Yarmouth ius - | 228 
Greenwich - _ - - - 35 Keighley - - - - | 494a 
Guildford - - - - 39 Kendal ° - « oi, apo 
Guiltcross - - - 4 240 Kensington - - é E la 
Guisbrough - - - = 532 Kettering - = = re 172 
Keynsham - - u - 327 
Hackney - - - - ky} Kidderminster - < = 384. 

' Hailsham - - - - 79 Kingsbridge . a - 285 
Halifax - - - - | 498 Kingsclere - - - -} 119 
Halstead - - “ - | 207 King’s Lynn - - - | 246 
Haltwhistle = - - n.| 556 King’s Norton - ° - | 393 
Hambledon - - - - 42 Kingston-on-Hull - - | 520 
Hardingstone = - oo wh SpehiGh Kingston uses) - 47 
Hartismere - - - - | 218 Kington 5 = = |) > 6088 
Hartley Wintney - - -} 115 Kirkby Moorside - - =| 5296 
Haselor = - - - -| 8776 Knaresborough - - - | 4925 
Haslingden - - . -| 477 Knighton - . - - | 604 
Hastings - - ° - 76 
Hatfield - : - - 143 4 Lambeth - - . - 31 
Havant - - - - 95 Lampeter - - o - | 595 
Haverfordwest - . - 592 Lancaster - ° = -| 485a 
Hawarden - - - ~} »459-e Lanchester - - - - 545 @ 
Hay - « - - - | 602 Langport - - - -| 317 
Hayfield - ° = -| 4516 Launceston - - ° - | 301 
Headington - - > -~| 157 Ledbury - - - - | 346 
Headley - - - - Ale Leeds - - - - -| 501 

 Heene, &c. - - - - 90¢ Leek - = - - -| 872a 

. Helmsley - ° - -| 5294 Leicester - ~ - - | 417 
Helston - - - | 309 Leigh - - - =| 467 
Hemel Hempstead oe - | 146 Leighton Biazatds als - | 183 

- Hemsworth - = - -| 50486 Leominster - - = -| 351 

~ Hendon ° > - - 135 Lewes - ~ - - 84 5, 

| Henley . - - - | 155 Lewisham - - - - 36 

| Henstead ~ ‘ - « P2060 Lexden and Winstree - - | 205 
Hereford ~ - - -| 3484 Leyburn - : - - | 536 
Hertford - - - - 142 Lichfield - ~ = ~ | 377@ 
Hexham - - - 2 555 Lincoln - “ “: - | 428 
Highworth and Swindon -j| 250 Linton : = a) so} ase 
Hinckley - - - a COALS Liskeard - - - - | 303 
Hitchin - = : -| 141 Liverpool - : - -| 461 
Holbeach - * se = | 424 Llandilo Fawr - - - | 588 
Holborn - ~ - - 14 Llandovery - - - - | 587 
Hollingbourn - - - 59 Llanelly - - - - 586 
Holsworthy - Z z = 298 Lianfyllin - = - - 609 

| Holyhead - - - -| 6236 Llanrwst - ° See 

' Holywell - - z = 610 Loddon and Clavering - - 238 
Honiton - = - - 280 Longtown -~ - ~ - 567 
Hoo - = = = . 53 Loughborough - - - | 415 
Horncastle - - - - | 429 Louth - - - - | 431 
Horsham - - - = 87 Ludlow - - - ~ | 352 
Houghton- pore ns - - 547 Luton - - - - 184 
Howden by ‘ = 517 Lutterworth - - - 408 

| Hoxne “ - e “ 219 Lymington - - - - 100 
i- Huddersfield - - = ie 407 
Hungerford mo es 3 121 Macclesfield ” - - | £58 
Huntingdon - > - 176 Machynlleth - - - | 606 


132 


No. 22,—Index to the Unions, &c.—continued. 


UNIONS, &c. 


Madeley - - - 
Maidstone - - - 
Maldon - ° - 
Malling - - - 
_ Malmsbury 
- Malton = - ° 
Manchester ~ - - 
Mansfield - - - 
Market Bosworth - - 
Market Harborough = 
Marlborough - - 
Martley = - - - 
Medway - - - 
Melksham - - - 
Melton Mowbr ay - - 
Mere - - - 
Meriden - - - 
Merthyr Tydfil. - - 
Midhurst - - : 
Mildenhall - - - 
Mile End Old Town - 
Milton - - 
Mitford and Launditeh 
Monmouth - - 


Montgomery and ae - 
Morpeth - 

Mutford and eehinetant 
Nantwich. - - . 
Narberth - “ - 
Neath - - - ° 
Newark - - z 
Newbury - - “ 


Neweastle-in-Emlyn - 
Newcastle-under-Lyme- 
Neweastle-upon-Tyne - 
Newent - - - 


New Forest - - - 
Newhaven - - - 
Newmarket - - - 


Newport (Monmouth) - 
Newport (Salop) - - 
Newport Pagnell - - 
Newthorpe, &e. - - 
Newton Abbot - “ 
Newtown and Llanidloes 
New Winchester - - 
Northallerton - 2 
Northampton = - - 
North Aylesford - - 
North Bierley = - - 
Northleach - - - 
Northwich - - B 
North pe cent - - - 
Norwich - = 
Nottingham - - 2 
Nuneaton - - a 


Oakham - - - 
Okehampton - - 
Oldham - - - 
Ongar - - - 


Reference 
Number. 





458 


442 


499 a 


398 


419 
291 
475 
196 


Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report 


UNIONS, &c. 


Ormskirk 
Orsett - 

Oswestry 
Oundle’ - 3 
Oxford = - 


Paddington - e 
Pateley Bridge - 
Patrington - 3 
Pembroke - - 
Penistone - < 
Penkridge - & 
Penrith - 2 
Penzance - ¥ 
Pershore’ - J 
Peterborough = - 
Petersfield - 2 
Petworth - - 
Pewsey a 2 
Pickermg - z 
Plomesgate - - 
Plymouth - 

Plympton St. Marg 
Pocklington = 
Pont-y-pool 2 
Poole (Dorset) 
Poplar : 2 
Portsea Island - 
Potterspury - 
Prescot - - 
Presteigne - - 
Prestwich 
Preston = z 
Pwllheli - é 


Radford - - 
Ranton Abbey - 
Reading - ° 
Redruth - - 
Reeth - ~ s 
Reigate - « 
Rhayader - - 
Rhosgoch, &e. 


Richmond (Surrey) 


Richmond (York) 
Ringwood - é 


Ripon - = ~ 
Risbridge ~ ~ 
Rochdale - - 
Rochford - - 
Romford - ~ 
Romney Marsh - 
Romsey - fe 
Ross - ” 
Rothbury - - 
Rotherham - - 
Royston - a 
Rugby = = 
Runeorn = “4 
Ruthin - - 
Rye - - - 











(1857. 





Reference } 
Number. 4 





464 
198 
361 
174 
158 





1857. ] of the Poor Law Board. 138 


No. 22,—Index to the Unions, &c.—continued 





| UNIONS, &. ee UNIONS, &e. pees 
Saddleworth - - - | 496 Spalding - és z « | adios 
Saffron Walden - - - | 210 Spilsby = < a ~ lwelaee 
St. Albans - - - ~ | 144 Stafford = - = - -| 3674a 
St. Asaph - - - - | 6r3 Staines - - 5 < 132 
St. Austell - - . - | 806 Stamford - = - = /eckDR 
St. Columb Major - - | 805 Stepney - r = é 24a 
St. Faiths - - - - 233 Steyning - = a e 86 
St. George, Hanover Square - 3 Stockbridge - 3 s r 108 
St. George-in-the-East ~ - 23 Stockport - - is 452 
St. George, Southwark - - 29 Stockton - = é a? | 5A vig 
St. Germans - - | 802 Stoke Damerel - - - | 289 
St. Giles and St. George - 12 Stokesley - a ° = b 533 
St. Ives = which? Stoke-upon-Trent - = = (sar 
St. James, Glsdeenreall - 15 Stone - - . - - b 868 
St. James, Westminster - 6 Stourbridge - > - - | 383 
St. John, Hampstead - - 8 Stow - - é ~~ 1 917 
St. Leonard, Shoreditch “ 20 Sia on-te Wold - -| 342 
St. Luke - - 16 Strand = “ = = 13 
St. Margaret ad St. J os 4 Stratford-on-Avon - - 17 404 
Westminster - Stratton = - - < - | 299 
St. Movitin-in-tho-Wields - 5 Stroud - - = -| 338 
St. Mary, Islington - - 10 Sturminster - - * -| 269 . 
St. Marylebone - - - 7 Sudbury - ° - -| 212 
St. Mary, Newington - - 30 Sutton - ~ - - 190d, 92a 
St. Mary, Rotherhithe - - 34 Sunderland - - - - | 549 
St. Neots - - - - 178 Swaffham - = ° -| 248 
St. Olave, Southwark - - 27 Swansea « - ° - | 585 
St. Paneras - - - - 9 
St. Saviour, Southwark ~ 26 Tamworth - - ~ 376 
St. Thomas - - - orp 282 Taunton = - - 8315 
Salford - - - - | 472 Tavistock - - - - | 290 
Salisbury = - - - | 264 Teesdale - - - -| 543 
Samford - ~ - | 221 Tenbury - - * -| 385 
Savernake, &c. - - = he 2550 Tendring - - =| 203 
Scarborough = - - | 525 Tenterden - - - 61 
Scilly Islands - - - | 312 Tetbury - - -| 339 
Sculcoates - -~ = =| 599 Tewkesbury - * - | 845 
Sedbergh - - > - | 487 Thakeham - - - 89 
Sedgefield - > - - | 5416 Thame - = - 156 
Seisdon - - - -| 379a Thetford - - ° = 7) 249 
Selby - - - - -| 513a@ Thingoe - - - - | 214 
Settle - - - > - A8s Thirsk - - ° - | 528 
Sevenoaks - - - - 56 Thornbury - - - - | 332 
Shaftesbury- - - -| 268 Thorne- = _-~.llsegn'l subguedal 
Shardlow - - ° ~ | 444 Thrapston - - -j} 173 
Sheffield = - - : 508 Ticehurst -~ - = 80 
Sheppey - . - - 69 Lisbuny-) + - ° ~ | 266 
Shepton Mallet - - ~ 322 Tiverton « ° - - 293 a 
Sherborne - - - = 276 Todmorden - ~ - =) oo AG 
Shiffnal - - “ - 357 Tonbridge - - - 57 
Shipston-on-Stour - - 406 Torrington - * - 296 
Shrewsbury “ . - 360 Totnes - - ~ - 284 
Skipton - - ~ -| 489a Towcester - - =| 165 
Skirlaugh - = = oul ae Toxteth Park - » - | 4625 
Sleaford Z - 2 = 426 Tregaron - - - - 598 
Solihull < = - - 402 Truro - - -| 3807 
Southam = - - ° 407 Tunstead and Fhovping - © 230 
Southampton - ~ - 105 Tynemouth - $ 2 . 503 
South Molton - - 294 . 
South Shields = = ~ 550 Uckfield - © ~ - 81 
South Stoneham - = - - 106 Ulverstone - - - -| 486 





Southwell - - - -| 441 Uppingham - : - - | 420 


134 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No. 22.—Index to the Unions, &c.—continued. 





NIONS, &. | pons UNION SE BNO ERM eae UNIONS, &c. eo 
Upton-on-Severn - - - | 388 West Ward - - - - | 574 
Uttoxeter - - - - | 3874 Weymouth - ~ - - | 274 
Uxbridge - > > - | 183 Wheatenhurst'  - - - | 337 

Whitby - - - - |; 531 
Wakefield - - - - | 503a Whitchurch (Hants) - ate 17 
Wallingford - - = W90095 Whitchurch (Salop) - ~ | 8636 
Walsall > ° - - | 380 Whitechapel - - » fiat 29 
Walsingham ~ - | 243 Whitehaven < at et BEE 
Wandsworth and Clapham - 32 Whittlesey - . “ - | 192 
Wangford - - - | 226 Wigan et - | 465 
Wantage -- - : - | 124 Wigton - ~ - fone te 569 
Ware - - - | 138 Williton = - - < - | 3813 
Wareham and Purberies - | 273 Wilton ~ - - - | 265 
Warminster - - - | 260 Wimborne and Cranborne -| 271 
Warrington - ~ - | 466 Wincanton - misses - | 820 
Warwick  - - - - | 408 Winchcomb - - - | 343 
Watford. - - x ~ | 145 Windsor - : « -| 1381 
Wayland - - - - | 241 Winslow - - - - |} 152 
Weardale - - - - -| 544 Wirrall - - - - | 460 
Wellingborough - - - | 171 Wisbeach - - - - | 193 
Wellington (Salop) — - - | 3865 Witham - - - - | 206 
Wellington Sica - | 3814 Witney - - « -| 161 
Wells - - - - | 323 Woburn - - - - | 182 
Welwyn - - - - | 1436 Wokingham ~ . -| 128 
Wem - - - - - | 3634 Wolstanton and Burslem - | 370 
Weobly = - - - - | 349 Wolverhampton - - - | 38798 
West Ashford - - - 62 Woodbridge > ° - | 223 
Westbourne -. ” - - 94 Woodstock - - - - | 160 
West Bromwich - - 381 Worcester - - - - | 387 
Westbury and Whorwelsdown 259 Worksop - - - - | 436 
Westbury-on-Severn - - | 334 Wortley - - en's © Tee S066, 
West Derby - - - | 4624 Wrexham - - - -| 611 
West Firle - - - - 84¢ Wycombe - * - <1 450 
West Ham - - - -| 194 
Westhampnett - > - 91 Yeovil - - - - | 3819 
West London = - - - 18 York - - - - -| 515a. 





*.* Note.—In the present arrangement of the Unions it was necessary, for the purpose 
of making the Union-Counties co-extensive with the similar Areas of the Census, to 
effect the following Transfers :— 





Now placed in 


UNIONS TRANSFERRED. the Union-County of But, formerly ascribed to - 
SS Ge NS eee 

Barnet = - - - | Middlesex (extra Boron) Hertfordshire. 

Dudley - - - + | Stafford ° - --| Worcestershire. 

Dulverton -" « - | Devon - ~ - - | Somersetshire. 

Hawarden - - - | Chester - - - - | Flintshire. 

Kington “ - - | Radnor - - - - | Herefordshire. 

Neweastle-in-Emlyn - | Cardigan - - - - | Carmarthenshire. 

St. Asaph - - - | Denbigh - - - - | Flintshire. 

Shipston-on-Stour - - | Warwick - - - | Worcestershire. 

Todmorden - - - | West Riding, York: - - | Lancashire. 


STE RES LSE R DRIP TOLD LR ESTES DIED LE SNE EEE LE LIRICA DA BREE LAR LA CADPR PALI TL RE LL LD OL IPEDS AE TEE ATE LE AREA ASG IDET PETE EE TRAIT ATER 


1857.7 of the Poor Law Board. 135 


No. 23. 

SrareMENnt of the Sums LEVIED as Poor Rates; the Receipts in aid of 
Poor Rates ; the Total Amount Expended for Relief to the Poor, and 
for other Purposes, in England and Wales, for the Years ended at 
LLady-day 1840 to 1857 inclusive ; also the Expenditure for Medical 


Relief only, during the same Years. 


(186 — 


Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report 


& 


1857, 


No. 23.—Sraremenr of the Sums Leviep as Poor Rarzs; the Receipts in aid of Poor Rates; 
for the Years ended at Lady=-day 1840 to 1857 inclusive ; also the 


ern NS ES ES 
EXPENDITURE 


Years 
ended 


Lady-day. 


1840 
1841 
1842 
1843 
1844 
1845 
1846 
1847 
1848 
1849 
1850 
1851 
1852 
1853 
1854 
1855 
1856 


1857 


RECEIPTS. 


From 


Poor Rates. 


£ 
6,014,605 


6,351,828 
6,552,890 
7,085,595 
6,847,205 
6,791,006 
6,800,623 


6,964,825 


7,817,430 
7,674,146 
752795493 
6,778,914 
6,552,298 
6,522,412 
6,973,220 
7,864,149 
8,201,348 


8,139,003 








Receipts 
in 
aid of 


Poor Rates. 


£ 
227,966 


226,984 
201,514 
219,066 
219,592 
' 218,508 
187,043 
182,527 
158,664 
199,751 
230,002 
181,408 
318,070 
282,971 
278,061 
310,805 
295,110 


301,987 


Total 


Receipts. 


£ 
6,242,571 
6,578,812 
6,754,404 
7,304,601 
7,066,797 
errs I 
6,988,666 
7:117,352 
7,976,094 
7:373,897 
1150495 
6,960,322 
6,870,368 
6,805,383 
7,251,281 
8,174,954 
8,496,458 
8,440,990 


A.—Expended for Relief, 
and Purposes connected 


therewith. 
Amount 

Expended for Costs of 

the Proceedings 

Relief at Law 
of or in Equity. 
the Poor. 

£ £ 
4,576,965 | 67,020 
4,760,929 | 69,942 
4,911,498 68,051 
5,208,027 84,730 
4,976,093 | 105,304 
5,039,703 | 95397 
4,954,204 | 83,298 
5,298,787 76,385 
6,180,764 | 73,439 
5,792,963 79,252 
5,395,022 | 77,582 
4,962,704 | 68,545 
4,897,685 62,830 
4,939,064 52,818 
5,282,853 46,569 
5,890,041 | 51,503 
6,004,244 | 53544 
5,898,756 | 59,164 





Payments 
for or 
towards the 
County, 


Hundred, or 


Borough Rate, 


or Police 


Rate. 


£ 
8551552 


1,026,035 
1,230,718 
1,295,616 
1,350,457 
1,279,962 
1,297,505 
1,334,779? 
1,391,376 
£381,132 
1,321,035 
1,392,509 
1,344,798 
1,406,173 

1,481,881 

{,598,401 

155775359 
1,776,944 


Constables’ 

Expenses, 
and Cost 
of Pro- 


ceedings 





before 


Justices. 


£ 


57,988 
52,240 
51,565 
58,265 
62,776 
65,120 





61,259 
60,325 
55,376 
56,514 
58,342 
61,006 


595396 





B.—Expended for Purposes wnconnected 


Payments 
on Account 
of the 
Registration 
Act, viz. 
Fees to 
Clergymen 
and 
Registrars ; 
Outlay for 
Register 
Offices, 
Books, and 
Forms. 


£ 
51,228 


53,728 
52,379 
53,896 
56,094 
57,388 
54,821 
59,328 
56,982 
57,200 ; 
58,637, 
56,676 
58,960 
60,80 
60,339 
65,119 
63,873 
63,850 


857.] 


of the Poor Law Board. 


187 


the Total Amount Expended for Relief to the Poor, and for other Purposes, in England and Wales 
Expenditure for Medical Relief only, during the same Years. 





with Relief to the Poor. 


Vaccination 


Fees. 


11,664 
33,744 
16,425 
16,980 
25,995 
27,447 
18,115 
21,965 
— 29,375 
23,642 
25,248 
25,895 
275576 
| 45,729 
54,727 
44,593 
41,256 


Expenses 
allowed 
in respect 
of Parlia- 
mentary 
or 
Municipal 
Registra- 
tion, 


and Cost of 


Jury Lists. 


20,153 
21,556 
25,041 
24,329 
28,564 
28,773 
28,257 
39,533 
59,994 
31,622 
31,418 
31,247 


32,767 


EXPENDITURE. 





C.—Expended for Purposes 
partly connected and partly 
unconnected with Relief. 





Payments 
under the 
Parochial 
Assess- 
ment’s Act 
{for Surveys, 
Valuations, 
&¢c.,} and 
Loans repaid 
under the 
same, 


£ 
49,965 
43,157 
40,178 


30,420 


30,083 | 


22,877 
21,162 
17,289 
14,115 
15,282 
14,196 
14,409 
12,500 
12,433 
12,440 
10,997 
12,740 
13,785 





Money 
Expended 
for 
all other 


Purposes. 


£ 
466,698 


5275717 
375:203 
346,007 
359,106 
258,029 
234,352 


213,377 


226,250 


~ 273,074 


376,204 
309,800 
325,820 
269,545 
299,983 
328,838 
363,496 


393,294 


























Expended 
iter = for 
Difference Average Medical 
per Cent. between Price Relief 

Total each Year in of Wheat " only Meare 
the Amount of per . oo et 
Expenditure. in ‘*Amount Lady-day 4 
Relief, Imperial expended : 
for the 
to the Poor, Quarter. Relief of 

the Poor”). 
£ Increase Decrease So» de £ 

6,067,426 39 — 68 6 | 151,781 1840 | 
6,493,172 || 470 — | 63 3) 154,054 | 1841 | 
6.718) 27 E ee ee 64 0 | 153,481 | 1842 | 
4-035, 121 6:0 — 54 41 160,726 1843 
6,990,117 — 4*5 SL (6 |. 166;257 1844 ) 
6,857,402 | 173. — | 49 2| 174,330] 1845 | 
6,746,585 || — 1°F |, 63 3cholgemeo | 1846 
7,094,657 OU 69 0 | 179,526 | 1847 
8,047,485 || 16°6 — 64 6 | 197,954 | 1848 | 

7,710,617 —_ 6° 3sb 249 |i) peaagr8s 1849 
4,360,221 _ 6°Or| 42 (7-|  227517t 1850 | 
6,919,407 || —  8°0}| 39 11 | 209,993 | 1851 | 
6,819,346 —_ 1°3-|. 939 44) 242,050 | A852 9 
6,854,788 o8 — 42 © | 215,054 | 1853 
1317;930 || 770 — | 6: 7 | 230,777 | 1854] 
$689,387 |), 8ap 6\,8 — 40 © | 231,682 1855 | 

8,212,012 i‘o¢ — 95 Ab 235,972 1856 

8,339,212 — 1°S)| Ge 3 1° 235,623 1857 








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i. 


138 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [185% 


e) 
fewer 
aekt, 


No. 24: 





TABLE showing the Levy for Poor Rates and the Expenditure for Relief, in England and Wales ; 
also the Rate per Head, and the Rate in the Pound of both Items; and the Average Price of 
Wheat, for the Years ended at Lady-day 1834 to 1857 inclusive. 




















Rate in th 
orate Per Head | “Tevycand for Relief 
Years d dea i e Reli f to the Poor Years 
Total oe Koa ce ener | on the Rateable Value sik: 
j ended Population Amount expended pore " oe of Prope rae ended 
at estimated of ee peor Estimated Population. mee nee a: and | of Wheat ata 
aeeqeding fo the sens) price Maintenance CEDECEVERY« e we 
Lady- of Increase. Poor Rates. th @ Guarlen, Lady- 
Ai ae Relief Relief 
day. Levy: to Levy. to day. 
the Poor. the Poor. 
£& £ Sd Se Be kB oe B. § Gy i Sie 

1834 14,372,000 | 8,338,079 | 6,317,255 | 11 74 8 9 =e =e 51 1t | 1834 
1835 | 14,564,000 | 7,373,807 | 5,526,418 | 10 a] 4 7 = — 144 \2 | 1835 
1836 | 14,758,000 | 6,354,538 | 4,717,630 | 8 73) 6 43 ee a 39 5 | 1836 
1837 | 14,955,000 | 5,294,566 | 4,044,741 | 7 OF | 5 § — -- 52 6 |-1837 
1838 | 15,155,000 | 5,186,389 | 4,123,604 | 6 10o¢ | 5 524 a _— 55 3 | 1838 
1839 | 15,357,000 | 5,613,939 | 4,406,907 | 7 32 | 5 82) — = | 69°14) 1838 
1840 15,562,000 | 6,014,605 | 4,576,965 y OF \t 5 TOF — — 68 6 | 1840 
1841-|. 15,971;757-| 6,351,828") 4,760,929 |: 8. 02 | 6 0% | 2 O° 4} 1 (6°3°) 65 (3°) 18aE 

} 1842 15,981,000 | 6,552,890 | 4,911,498 | 8 24) 6 12) .— — 64 o | 1842 
1843 | 16,194,000 | 7,085,595 | 5,208,027 | 8 9 6 54 — ~ 54 4 | 1843 
1844 | 16,410,000 | 6,847,205 | 4,976,093 | 8 44] 6 of oo — 5I 5 | 1844 
1845 | 16,629,000 | 6,791,006 | 5,039,703 | 8 2 6 of — — 49 21] 1845 
1846 16,851,000 | 6,800,623 | 4,954,204 | 8 o21] 5§ 10% —— = 53. (3 (eae 
1847 17,076,000 | 6,964,825 | 5,298,787 | 8 2 6 25 | 2, 0°8 | 1 %6°9 | 59 fo |-temm 
1848 17,304,000 | 7,817,430 | 6,180,764 | g of 4 13 o— — 64 6 | 1848 
1849 17,534,000 | 7,674,146 | 5,792,963 | 8 9 6 64 — — 49 1 1849 
£850 |: ¥7,765,000.| 7,270,493-| 5,395,022 |. 8.22 |! 6. 3 2° 158.) 4296 tea 1850. 
1851 17,924,609 | 6,778,914 | 4,962,704 | 7 92 | 5 64 — — 39 11 | 1851 
1852 | 18,205,000 | 6,652,298 | 4,897,685 | 7 24] 5 44 bes — 39 4 | 1852. 
| 1853 18,402,000 | 6,522,412 | 4,939,064 A 5 43 = — 42 +0 | 1853 
11854 | 18,617,000 | 6,973,220 | 5,282,853 | 7. 6 5 8 = 6x 7 | 1854 
1 1855 18,840,000 | 7,864,149 | 5,890,041 8 41 6 3 — — 7o 0} 1855 
| 1856 19,043,000 | 8,201,348 | 6,004,244 | 8 74] 6 33 — — 75 14 | 1856 | 
See |) Gog SST i a Gs $3 | 1857. 


1857 | 19,207,000 | .8,139,003 | 5,898,756 





Notes.—(a) The year 1834 was the last parochial year prior.to the passing of the Poor Law Amendment Act. 
(b) The Population of 1841 and 1851 is the actual Population according to the Census taken in those years. 


(c) The net Annual Valve of Rateable Property for England and Wales in 1841 was £ 62,540,080; im 1847 £ 67,820,587 ; 
and, in 1850 £ 67,700,153. 


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#1857. | of the Poor Law Board. 139 


No. 25. 

Summary of the Amounts Expended for In-maintenance and Out-door 
Relief, during the Half-years ended at tady-day 1856 and 1857 
respectively, in 624 Unions and Single Parishes under Boards of 
Guardians, having a Population of 16,529,865 Persons ; the entire 
Population of England and Wales being 17,927,609 (Census 1851). 


140 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [185% 


No. 25.—Summary of the Amounts Expended for Jn-maintenance and Out-door Relief, during the 
under Boards of Guardians, having a Population of 16,529,865 Persons ; 




















a INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS 
Caen —_——_——— ss eee eee 
Bo Ratio per Cent. of Persons, 
DIVISIONS are & aged 20 years and upwards, 
BR) a Area occupied in 
‘and red e Population 
th a ¢ in Statute Cn. : 
ea 3 Ay xo} ood A © 
UNION 3S 4 1851. areas ) = ro 
=i Acres. SASPe | $ aay 
COUNTIES. nis, ® EAS] 8 3 tp Bs 
sog| << eec!| & a | 286 
2s | Siglo a. | Sie 
esas 3 on a 5D 3 EE 
5 A = 4 | | aoe 
]. THE METROPOLIS. (a) ) (e) a 
1.*Middlesex (part) sf haps 18 147 21,989 974,277 47°9 1°0 7°8 3°5 
2.*Surrey (part) - - - - 9 17 22,951 482,435 45°6 1°6 © 6°0 3°4 
3.* Kent (part) * - * - 2 11 22,591 134,200 85°8 2'8 D2 7 3°1 
Totals - - 29 175 67,5381 1,590,912 46°3 1°3 68 3°4 
Il. SOUTH EASTERN, 
2.*Surrey (part) esis" fy. = 11 184 436,617 194,278 32°5 20°5 2°6 2°4 
3.* Kent (part) ais PEaD hm ~ 26 413 1,013,695 484,297 29°7 19°9 Dery 2°2 
4, Sussex = - - = “ - 21 284 883,076 243,690 26°1 28°8 2°0 3°0 
5. Southampton - = - - 25 301 909,551 349,339 30°1 19°9 2°5 2°92 
6. Berks = veidumiiils> .f-2-e = 12 236 568,347 199,106 28°9 20°94 a7 2°3 


a a 





Totals - = 95° 1,368 3,806,286 1,475,710 29°5 24°8 2°5 2°4. 








= | | ———- 


Wi. SGUTH MIDLAND. 


1.*Middlesex (part) = - - 6 57 176,555 150,606 35°5 15 2°5 3°2 
%. Hertford ‘werotesR<Iine 4: 12 164 427,673 178,953 26°6 25°9 8°4 2°3 
8. Buckinghamevoscth =" toe “ 192 401,456 148,492 23°6 26°6 15°38 20 
9. Oxford =iresr A fates 9 290 475,892 169,823 | 28°8 | 26°7 4°0 9°47 
10. Northampton - - < = 12 823 631,173 210,489 84° 4 24°3 We 2°3 
il. Buntinedom ite: Ssh iso 3 87, 205,366 60,319 | 23°7 | 30°8 3°2 2°9 
a2. Bedford = =seesaif =2f (uni 6 135 303,246 129,668 | 27°3 | 269 | 45°7 2°0 
15. Cambridgese wiser) “b+ "kh 9 178 569,768 191,800 | 25°4 | 297 1°6 2°3 














Totals - - 64 1,421 |} 98,191,129 1,230,150 28°3. 25° 4 FP 2° 














IV. EASTERH. 


























14, Essex - oe Gen a ad 17 370 982,149 344,077 26°3 26°9 3°9 2°0 
15. Suffolk ta ee ee: 514 | 928,819 | 385,780 | 26-0 | 2e6 | 35 | ang 
46. Nowfolk “aici hel i.) 2 BL 692 } 1,292,051 | 363,199 | 26:0 | 29:2 | a4 | gna 

Totals - -| 55 | 1,576 | 3,203,019 | 1,045,056 | 261 | ess | 3:3 | 9-3 














V. SOUTH WESTERN. 


17 Wilts - + al aay a} 4 eee 303 778,233 231,588 | 19°4 | s7°2 71 2°9, 
18. Dorset ce as 12 282 614,033 177,057 28°1 25°4 4.6 3°4 
19. Devon =trypeee cee SS = 20 457 1,672,899 537,628 29°6 23° 5 4°77 3°0 
my, Cornwall cers mE prety 13 221 891,766 355,892 23°5 20°2 1:7 1s 5 
21, Somerset - - - - = 16 479 1,008,515 456,136 32° 4 22°6 5°0 A°3 




















Totals - -| 78 | 1,742 | 4,960,446 | 1,757,751 | 28°0 | 23-8 Ae 57 


rn a | | ee 








Vi. WEST MIDLAND. 
22, Gloucester Oi) Se bet 16 340 718,905 353,776 a2"4 18° 4 6°0 3°5 
93, Hereford Sets 45) ss -* 7 212 423,163 98,017 | 26°38 | s3°2 | 2°4 2°5 
24. Salop - =< $7 Pes 15 289 905,944 226,231 23°3 28°0 2°0 as 


of the Poor Law Board. 


141 


-years ended at Lady-day 1856 and 1857 respectively, in 624 Unions and Sinel j 
ventire Population of England and Wales being 17,927,609 iGehehs 1851.) and Single Parishes 


} 


ST OF IN-MAINTENANCE AND OUT-DOOR 





RELIEF. 





| 






































































































































Difference 5 %,s 
) Half-Years ended at Lady-day between | Difference DIVISIONS 
| “(2S a oe LT a and 
Z : the per 
1856. 1857. Lady-day bas UNION 
Half-Yea te 
ig i. a eee COUNTIES. 
a 7 9) 00. 
timte-|OBtDoor) ‘Potal. |mainte-|OREPO") Total. 
wnce. 3 nance. ; 
&€ £& £& £ £ £ Incr. Decr.Incr. Deer) t+ THE METROPOLIS. 
7,386 | 64,306 | 141,862 | 70,060 | 62,239 | 132,299 J-  - 9,563 |- - 6°7 | 1.*Middlesex (part). 
7,024 29,309 56,336 | 28,667 26,981 85,648 f- - 688|- - 1°2] 2*Surrey (part). 
6,411 7,560 13,941 | 6,367 8,504 14,871 J 900 - -| 64 - -| 8.*Kent (part). 
0.794 | 101,375 | 212,169 |105,094 | 97,724 | 202818f- - 9851 ;- - 4°4]+ + Totals. 
It. SOUTH EASTERN. 
10,005 23,738 33:743 | 10,059 22,852 92,911 J- - 8832/2 - 2°g§ | 2.*Surrey. 
4,719 46,501 71,220 | 24,924 44,440 69,364 J- - 1,856 |}- + 2°6| 3.*Kent (part). 
4,164 36,846 S1,010 | 13,993 34.958 48,951 [- - 2,059 |}- -° 4°0| 4, Sussex. 
6,980 44,624 61,607 | 16,411 43,205 59,617 J- - 1,990|- - 3°2] 5. Southampton. 
0,271 26,547 36,818 | 9,362 245344 33,706 f- - 3,112|- - 85} 6, Berkshire. 
6139 | 178,259 | 254,398 | 74,749 | 169,800 | 244,519 - - 9849 |- - 3°9/- + Totals. 
Hi. SOUTH MIDLAND, 
8,812 13,034 21,546 8,500 12,959 21,459 -  - 8, |- = of | 1.*Middlesex (part). 
0,447 23,871 33,318 8,485 22,182 30,667 J- - 2,651 |- - 8'o| 7. Hertford. 
5,368 24,977 30,345 | 4,001 23,208 24,806 f-  ~ 2,839 |- - 84| 8. Buckingham. 
6,711 29,929 34.440 | 6,291 25,226 31,497 f- - 2.043 |- - 8's | 9. Oxford. 
6,216 33,072 39,288 53438 30,042 38,480 J- - 3,8081- - 9°7 | 10. Northampton. 
2,181 9,285 11,436 1,726 8,671 10,394 f-» - 1,039 |- - 9'1 | 11. Huntingdon. 
4,453 16,787 21,240 | 3,501 14,980 18,481 J- - 2,459 |- - 13°0 | 12. Bedford. 
4,608 30,444 38.382 6,420 28,305 34,022 f- - 3,387 |- - 87 | 13. Cambridge. 
50,466 | 179,529 | 229,995 | 45,242 | 165,570 | 210,812 f- -19,183|- - 8 3)}- - Totals. 
IV. EASTERN. 
18,135 51,895 40,030 | 18,140 48,835 66,075 f- - 3,055 |- - 4°41 | 14, Essex. 
[2,979 53,186 66,165 | 11,043 44,508 68,581 F- - 7,584 |- = r1°5 | 15. Suffolk. 
14,661 62,222 46,883 | 12,845 52,964 6,812 J- -11,071 |- - 14°4 | 16. Norfolk. 
15775 167,303 218,078 | 42,058 149,310 192,868. f=" =21,710 |= = 10°2 | = - Totals. 
site sae snall 43 fae el linet a 1 Rae! ERE e ieee eee seen 
¥. SQUTH WESTERK. 
8,962 41,484 50,446 8,616 38,329 46,048 J- - 3,501 |- - 6°9 17. Wilts. 
5,200 28,074 33,280 | 454749 25,984 30,933 1- = 2847/7 ° 7°79 | 18. Dorset. 
52,538 64,354 46,889 | 11,669 61,251 y2,920f- - 3,969{- = 5°2 19. Devon. 
8,721 25,048 30,766 5.435 24,740 gor7s - = sorte - 1°9 | 20. Cornwall. 
13,301 61,132 44,433 | 125434 54,579 On = ee 3°9 | 21. Somerset. 
5725 | 200,089 | 265,814 | 42,003 | 207,881 | 250,784] - -15,080}- -5°7 |- = Totals. 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND. 
11,648 36,852 48,200 9,598 34,337 43,038 f° 4265 |- > 8°8 | 22. Gloucester. 
2,408 14,814 17,225 2,600 135941 16,341 J- - 884|- - $1 | 20. Hereford. 
3,784 16,593 22,397 | 5,518 16,016 21,834 $- - 843 1- - 3°81 2s, Salop. 


A ppendia to the Tenth Annual Report 


es 
faye 


[185° 


No. 25.—Summary of the Amounts expended for In-maintenance and Out-door Relief, 


DIVISIONS 
and 
UNION 
COUNTIES. 


25. Stafford = 2 3 
26. Worcester - Hi Z 


27. Warwick = - - 
Totals 

Vil. NORTH MIDLAND, 
98. Leicester - = - 
29, Rutland - - - 
30. Lincoln - - - 


31. Nottingham ees 
82. Derby - -:4 5 .° 


Totals 


Vill. NORTH WESTERN. 


33. Chester 2 2 : 
84. Laneaster - : E 


Totals 
IX. YORK. 
35. West Riding ee, ae 


36. East Riding wet « 
37. North Riding - “ 


~ Totals 
X. NORTHERN. 


88. Durham - ~ : 
39. Northumberland - 


40, Cumberland - - 


4). Westmorland = - - 
Totals 


Ai, WELSH. 


42. Monmouth . - 
43. South Wales a - 
44, North Wales - - 


Totals 


Vi. WEST MIDLAND—continued. 


Number of Parishes, 


259 
226 
260 


i fe eee 


1,586 





gy 
25 
ie) 
carey 
a) Sc 
EC 
Dk 
35 
- 
NOD . 
aa 2B 
fo) g 
‘ass 
=) 
ee 
- 11 
- 13 
-| 9% 
- il 
- 2 
- 14 
= 9 
2 9 
- 45 
= 11 
-| 94 
oS) 38 
- 28 
- 10 
: 15 
- 53 
- 14 
- 12 
2 9 
: 3 
= 38 
i 6 
es 26 
- 18 
-| 50 


Torats of Unions and Single Pa- 
rishes under Boards of Guar- 
diaus in Hngland and Wales 


Residue of the Kingdom 


ToTaLs of Hngland and Wales 


~ 





} 624: 


325 

65 
715 
293 
272 


1,670 


467 
450 


917 


525 
369 
477 


1,871 





161 
672 
349 


1,182 


| | 


14,167 


439 ° 


en eee | 


14,606 





Area 
in Statute 


Acres. 


740,031 
430,633 
603,300 


3,816,976 


ee 


527,491 
107,728 
1,711,882 
599,481 
555,260 


3,001,842 





680,584 
1,287,726 


1,918,310 


nr eee 


1,402,610 
713,991 
1,153,754 


ws eee 


3,270,355 


—, —___——. 


754,183 
1,249,299 
998,973 
487,567 


3,490,022 


432,906 
2,814,451 
1,893,185 


5,140,542 








36,366,458 


958,457 


37,324,915 





Population, 
1851. 


628,879 
257,144 
442,267 


2,007,214 


234,164 

24,214 
397,637 
293,331 
259,965 


1,209,311 


ee 


420,074 
2,055,781 


2,475,855 


1,162,572 
250,779 
187,728 

1,601,079 


411,538 
303,489 
195,210 

58,387 


ee 


968,624 


177,180 
607,111 
383,962 


1,168,203 


16,529,865 


1,897,744 


17,927,609 





INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS 


Ratio per Cent. of Persons, | 
aged 20 years and upwards, 
occupied in 












































a anna biases 
a & |e 
3S aS) o fey 

SA 5 P = = a a 

a”- AG aS S tp Bed 

Sog%| & Bo | e858 

e282, 2 | & | Zee 

= 4 =) =| 

(a) | () |. @) | @) 

23°5 | 11°] 2°9 | 237) 
29°5 | 1671 45 | 73°9 | 
32's | 11°83 97 |. 19°85 : 
28°2 | 1671 | 5°1 | 78°F" 
42°3 17°9 A 4 3°7 
25°2 80°8 1°8 3°1 
26°0 380°6 15 3°56 
36°74 16°74 9°5 5°0 
26°0 10°94 12°3 10°2 
31°8 24°97 6°4: 5°38. 
27°6 16°0 16°0 4°4 
30°2 6°7 22°6 5°5 
29°8 8°3 24°5 5°4 
23°0 10°38 23°4 88 
84°5 18° 5 4°0 3°1 
27°2 84°5 2°3 4° 4 
25°4, 14°2 49° 5 7S 
27°38 9°6 2°8 | 77°6 
30°3 | 15°0 2°8 | 10°7 
25°2 | 25°6 S°y "4 
24°9 33-5 776 3°2 
o7-7 | 16°1 42 | 78°h 
22°0 | 14°9 18 | 20°7 
99°2 | a4°7 21 | 72°4 
21°0.| 37°7 3°3 9°0 
21°8 25°5 2°5 12°5 
29°8 17°4 8°5 65 
45° 5 4°3 6'°5 4°0 
810 | 161 | 84 | 68 | 


Note,—Wherever the ratio of any occupation exceeds the average of its” 


of the Poor Law Board. 


143 


uring the Half- Years ended at Lady-day 1856 and 1857 respectively—continued. 





c 
COST OF IN-MAINTENANCE AND OUT-DOOR 
) RELIEF. 




























































































































































Difference 
between | DIVISIONS 
Half-Year ended at Lady-day. Difference 
pe if the Lady- and 
SS Se oe per 
1856. 1857. EE tak UNION 
) Years COUNTIES. 
In- lOut-D ic egies «| Out-D 5 
inte-OUt-Door | motal. |mainte-OUPOOr | Potar, [1857 & 1856. 
ice. Relief. ane Relief. 
£ £ £ £ £ £  {Incr. Decr.| Incr. Decr. VI. WEST MIDLAND—con. 
3,136 36,437 49,573 | 12,448 34,052 40,500 J- = 3,073 |- - 6°2] 25. Stafford. 
6,926 20,314 24,240 | 6,050 19,624 28,674 f- - 1,566]- - 8°47 | 26. Worcester. 
1,646 | 34,402 | 46,048 | 9,585 32,070 | 41,055 f- - 4,393 |- - 9°9 | 27. Warwick. 
1,848 158,815 210,663 ' 45,799 149,840 195,689 f- -15,024)- - 71)- - Totals. 
Vii, NORTH MIDLAND. 
4,387 26,191 33,548 6,637 24,258 30,018 }- - 2,633 |- - 47°S| 28. Leicester. 
8147 2,550 3,369 634 2,331 2,968 J- - 399{)- - 11°8| 29. Rutland. 
9,589 45,870 $5,489 | 9,190 44,262 83.452 f- - 2,007 |- - 3°6| 30. Lincoln. 
6,041 25,420 31,461 5,648 23,046 28,694 |- - 2,467 |- - 8°8| 31. Nottingham. 
4,240 12,262 16,502 3.49494 12,360 16,137 f- - 368 |- - 2°2| 82. Derby. 
18,044 112,293 140,337 | 25,909 106,257 1s246Gh- «= S171 |=) +) BS | - Totals. 
Vill. NORTH WESTERN. 
4 oI12 29,004 36,179 6,669 29,001 35,430 = - »°2 | 83. Chester. 
31,349 99,571 150,920 | 47,548 92,320 139,868 - - 4°3| 84 Lancaster. 
98,461 128,638 187,099 | 54,217 121,381 175,598 se 24.67%) - - Totals. 
IX, YORK. 
19,450 76,766 96,216 | 18,149 135384 91,836 - + 4'9 | 35. West Riding. 
%313 18,056 23,309 | 5,079 16,509 21,588 - - 4°6| 386. East Riding. 
3,236 16,822 20,058 | 3,194 16,482 19,679 ~..- -£°8 | 87. North Riding. 
27,999 111,644 139,643 | 26,425 | 106,378 182,803 - = 4°9)- - Totals. 
X. NORTHERN. 
$443 | 24,631 | 30,094 | $,242| 25,181 | 30,393 ro - =| 38, Durham. 
6,055 39,394 36,449 | 5,660 30,146 35,806 - - 1°8| 89. Northumberland. 
5,146 12,937 18,083 | 5,055 12,9347 14,992 - = o's | 40. Cumberland. 
1,476 4,354 5,830 1,481 4,308 8,989 - - o | 41. Westmorland. 
18,120 72,336 90,456 | 17,488 72,542 89,980 oe eae dO Osi - Totals. 
Xl, WELSH. 
3,537 16,383 19,920 | 3,225 18,985 19,210 - - 3°6| 42. Monmouth. 
6,729 66,189 42,918 | 6,339 647,847 44,186 1°7 - -| 48. South Wales. 
4,464 54,901 67,1657)" 4,152 89,352 63,804 a°2 - -| 44. North Wales. 
14,730 140,273 155,003 | 13,716 143,184 156,900 lh? Oise mally = - Totals. 














| ° nes 


gle Parishes under Boards 
of Guardians in England 
and Wales. 

“| Residue of the Kingdom. 


1,983,417 


| ToTaxs of Unions and Sin- 
| 493,550 | 1,489,867 AN | 


ToraL England and Wales. 











Group, the figures denoting that ratio are printed in italics. 


144 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report P1ss7% 


No. 26. 


IN-MAINTENANCE AND OuT-RELIEF.—ExtrAct from Remarks prefixed 
to Return made to Parliament of In-maintenance and Out-relief 
for the half year ended at Michaelmas 1857. [No. 77 c. Sess. 2. 
1857. | 


Publication THE Returns of “In-maintenance and Out-door Relief,” for the half 

of the , ‘ 

Return. years ended at Michaelmas and Lady-day respectively, are forwarded 
to the Poor Law Board by the Clerks to the Guardians, prior to the 
audit of the Union accounts; this circumstance enables the Board to 
publish the information at an earlier period than otherwise could be 
accomplished. 

Items of The sums charged in the Union accounts as “ In-maintenance ” 

In-Mainte- . ° - é é 

nance and consist of the cost of food, clothing, and necessaries supplied for the 

Out-Relief. use of paupers in workhouses; “ Out-door Relief” consists of the 
value of relief in kind, or in money, given to paupers, at their own 
abodes ; and also of money (if any) lent to them. 

Proportion The total cost of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief is about three 

to ine Reber fourths of the entire sum expended for “Relief to the Poor;” the 
other fourth, of which the details will be published in the Annual 
Poor Rate Return (Return D.), consists of the cost of maintaining 
pauper lunatics in asylums; workhouse loans repaid, with interest 
thereon; salaries and rations of officers; and other charges imme- 
diately connected with relief. 


Use ofthis As the expense of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief is entirely 
ra eae made up of disbursements for provisions, clothing, and other neces- 
Pauperism. saries supplied for the personal use of the paupers, or of relief given 
to them in money, this expenditure becomes a more certain index of 
the fluctuations in pauperism than the larger amounts given in the 
Annual Poor Rate Returns as “Relief to the Poor ;”’ because the 
additional items of the last-named head are influenced by other 


causes, besides the increase or decrease of pauperism. 


Expendi- The Return now published includes 628 Unions and single Parishes 
me. under Boards of Guardians, which during the half year ended at 
Michaelmas 1857, expended for 


In-maintenance. Out-door Relief. Total. 
£449,056 -  - £1,448,988.- - £ 1,897,344 


The places to which these figures relate have, according to the 
census for 1851, an aggregate population of 16,628,399. 











Irremovable The expenditure in respect of irremovable paupers can only be 
Paupers. shown for 608 of those Unions and Single Parishes; as 20 places 
keep no separate accounts of the relief granted to this class of paupers. 

In these 608 Unions and Single Parishes the relief was, for 





In-Maintenance. ae TOTAt. 
L£ £ £ 
Irremovable Paupers - 67,807 328,710 396,517 
Other Paupers - - 336,084 1,060,424 1,396,508 





ae 








ee eee fe 


Toray - 403,891 1,389,134 1,793,025 








1857.] 


of the Poor Law Board. 


145 


It will be seen that, during the period in question, the cost of relief 


to Irremovable Paupers was equal to 28°4 per cent. on the cost of 
relief to the other paupers. 


The following Table is a Compar 
for the three half years ended 


respectively, in 626 Unions and Single Parishes. 
EEE SSS ss sens sSssesnesnenersnnnancnseasowscses 








Half-Years Cost of 
ils ons ity 2 His 
ichael- : 
In-Mainte- Out-door 
ie nance. Relief. Toran 
pany CSRS | ee ROL 
& £ 
1855 - 470,254 1,511,552 1,981,806 
1856 «= 458,401 1,502,626 1,961,027 
1857 .-~ 443,898 1,440,110 1,884,008 


Decrease, 


as compared 





with 1855, 


£ 


20,779 


97,798 


ative Statement of the Expenditure comparative 
at Michaelmas 1855, 1856, and 1857 Sitement. 


Decrease 
per cent. 


120 


4°9 


a a ES SE SS PS SG 


The average price of wheat, during the same half years, was in— 


1855 - 
1856 - 
1857 - 


Ss d, 
- - 70 6 
‘ - = Gu 


29 


99 


29 


23 


Price of 
Wheat. 


Pe er per imperial quarter. 


The average contract prices of certain provisions, supplied to the Of other 
Guardians of the Poor of Lambeth, Birmingham, and Bury St. Ed- Frovisions. 
munds, during the same periods, are exhibited in the following 
























































Tables :— 
ce BREAD, FLOUR, POTATOES, MuTrTon and BEEF, 
: per 4]bs. Loaf. per Sack of 280 Ibs. per Ton. per Stone of 14 Ibs. 
E% ——-— -- 
mt WD “ e e ‘ 
oe 3 , re I = | ce) 
gE s |e. eee a | a. a fe. 
eo a oS +A a S on a o ou < Ss onan 
eS Md cli Senden dined oe | eetlds [io Bobbete dapgm | ta ope 
Be ee ee ee | erhenat colmaime| (ee 
a= | & Beir ae j-°8 E | Ba | & = | be | & & | 88 
x 4 er fa 4 Q pA 4 a) 3 4 FQ fa 
la ee _|—— | — —————— | — ——— | Be 
S er & Gel Sea Sed. Soh ila (Se El Sea ales, Cala tee 2 S Gd.) Sw 
1855 BoE) 73 0 62 54 6 56 6 51 8/105 0} 122 0 93 4 6 7% 6 46 7 8% 
house 4 
1856 | ditto 0 7 0 62 53 0 45 0 52 6 80 0 90 «0 66 8 5 6 2% lei 
1857 | ditto 0 63 0 52 40 6 47 (0 44 21 110 0 108 0 80 6 6 6; 6 3% 7 10 
cs BUTTER, CHEESE, TRA, SUGAR, 
3 per lb. per lb. per lb ~ -~ per Ib. 
Bd sat : ie cee ern : 
Oe $ : re =| re g co 
25 ; : - ; 3 E ae ss A ae q a ae 
Scie) Fes os) ede] SL SB Lae Sh See 
S eS = st) < =) | Lao deo] 
Sala |e 1 ee | GE Bebe | Bol ee ter) @ | ge 
ee I q ae a = 5a 3 A 5 z H 5 
LD |_| | OI — aS ———— os ae ees pass 
SGail | Se dealt Ss Ge| Ss a. SMO SIGN Peds Gee len Sens the SiO olla a 1 S, @.\ ss: 
1855 0 92 0 62 10 0 53 0 62 0 5% 2 62 2 63 3 8 0 32 Q 4t 0 
mer eit Ole | tt | Oe Gr) 8 CET OCR) 2 8h) 2 8) 8 8) 8 ae 4) ee 
Heo, Oke | 1 Oe OF] 0 GO ae) 8 6) 2 8. | 8 oO} 8.8 | O BO BEY Ore 





146 


State of Em-. 
ployment, 


Compara- 
tive Expen- 
diture in 
Divisions, 


Expendi- 
ture in 
Union- 
Counties. 


Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 

The activity of our trade and manufactures, and consequently the 
extent of employment among the labouring population, during the 
three periods under consideration are to a certain extent indicated 
by the official Tables of the declared value of the exports from the 
United Kingdom. 


The amounts for the half years ended at Michaelmas, were in 


x 
Coon : : -  §0,418,320 
1856 ; : ' -  §9,757,502 
167 3 t - 66,908,099 


Comparing the expenditure for In-maintenance and Out-door Relief 
of the Michaelmas half year 1857, with that of 1856, it will be found 
there was a decrease of 77,0191., or 3°9 per cent. ; and it will be seen, 
by the next Table, that each division of the kingdom exhibited a 
decrease, excepting only the North Western, which showed the trifling 
increase of O- 1 per cent. ~ 


Expended 











for IN-MAINTENANCE and Difference 
a oe. between the ae 
uring e a ears * lilerence 
DIVISIONS. ended at Michaelmas. | Michaelmas Half 
Pe Se Years _ per Cent. 
1856. 1857, 1857 and. 1856. 
Tner. Decr. Incr. Deer. 
£ £ £ £ 
I. THE METROPGLIS - 191,071 183,443 | - - 7,628 | - - 4:0 
Il. SGUTH EASTERN - 234,349 229:474 | =i - + 4.375 | of 9% 
Hi, SOUTH MIDLAND - 206,602 193,910 |.~ .- 12,692 |. « ~) 6a 
IV. EASTERN - ~ 190,830 74,77351.-> ee 16,087.14 - 8:4 
V. SOUTH WESTERN - 253,360 242,049°| - = 11,891 | .- ~ 4°5 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND - 198,517 186,698 | - - 11,819 | - - 6:0 
Vil. NORTH MIDLAND - 131,778 127,376); =: a Aj4094 2 = 393 
Vill, NORTH WESTERN - 171,379 171,506°) 287)" 25° pe 4 oe 
IX. YORK - - - 133,736 DBRT SQ selene BAB tae ~ 1:9] 
X. NORTHERN -— - 88,947 S8,19h =; - S56 -- “= boas 
Ml. WELSH - - 160,458 155,899 | +: -4 5,059 |7- - 3°2 
ENGLAND AND WALES 
(So far as returned) } 1,961,027 aie ace - 77,019 - 3°9 





Making similar comparisons of the Union Counties, and arranging 
the Counties according to their respective rate of decrease or emcrease, 
the following list is obtained. It consists of 44 Counties showing 
decreases, and 3 Counties only showing increases. 


1857. | of the Poor Law Board. 147 


Union Counties which exhibit Decreased Expenditure : — 


DECREASE per Cent. 


Monmouth - - ~ - 15°6 Hereford = - : = ey 
Suffolk - - - = 10°6 |) Hertford « % ~ - ihe Ay 
- Bedford - - - - 9°9 | Kent (Metropolitan) - LS kr 
Norfolk - - - =, O38 North York - - SIR 877 
Rutland - - - - “89 | Lineoln - - - - 3°6 
Stafford - ~ - -  8°6 | Leicester - - - - 383 
Northampton - - - 7°7 | Sussex - - - -' 3°83 
Buckingham - - - 7°1 | Cumberland - aa | 
Cambridge - - - She aed Middlesex (Metropolitan) - 93°] 
Huntingdon - - - 70 | Devon - - - = §3*0 
Worcester - - - - 6°7 | Nottingham - - - 2°9 
Berks - - - - 6°5 | Derby - - - amma 
Surrey (Metropolitan) - = G1 [Cornwall ‘- - - 1:9 
Wilts - - - - 6°1 | Surrey (Extra-Metropolitan) 1°9 
Somerset - - - -  5°8 | South Wales - - - 1:4 
Gloucester - - ” - 5°6 | Westmorland - - = "Ess 
East York - ~ - -  5°1 | Northumberland - - 1 
Oxford - - - - 5:0 | Southampton - - est ae 
Dorset - - - - 4°9 | North Wales - - - 1°06 
Essex - - - - 4:9 | West York “ - - O°8 
Salop - - - - 4:7 | Middlesex (Extra-Metropolitan) 0:6 
Warwick - - - - 4°2 | Lancaster - ~ - - ‘n@r2 


Union Counties which exhibit Increased Expenditure : — 


INCREASE per Cent. 


Kent (Extra-Metropolitan) - ~ =o Oc] 
Durham - - - - - - 0°9 
Chester - - - - - - a eo 


The paupers relieved on the Ist July, that is, on a day which falls Paupers 
in the middle of the Michaelmas half year, are taken as a good repre- Tellve?. 
sentation of the average number relieved during the time which elapses 
between the 25th March and the 29th September. ‘The next Table, 
which relates to the same 626 Unions as the Table of Expenditure 
printed at page 144, exhibits the pauperism on the Ist of July for the 


three periods :— 
SS TT ES 














Number of 
Number of | Decrease, Adult. Decrease, 
1st day of | Paupers as Decrease Able-bodied as Decrease 
July. in receipt of | compared per Cent. Paupers compared per Cent. 
Relief. with 1855. in receipt of | with 1855. 
Relief. 
ao —_—_——— | | nr | ny ee 
1855 812,594 - -|- - 132,265 == — 
1856 796,102 16,492 2°0 123,050 9,215 70 
1857. | 784,051 28,543 3°5 119,489 12,776 har 





Judging by the diminution in pauperism, and in expenditure for Labouring 
° ° 5 c = Michael last Population. 
relief it is evident, that the half year ended at Michaelmas last was, 
so far as the labouring population were concerned, one of increased 


prosperity. 
* * * * * * * * 
Poor Law Board, ) FREDERICK Purpy, 
3d March 1858. f Statistical Department. 


i 


148 


Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report 


1857. 


No, 27.—Summary of the Amounts expended for In-maintenance and Out-door Relief, during the 


DIVISIONS 


and 


UNION 
COUNTIES. 


1, THE METROPGLIS. 
1.*Middlesex (part) 


2.*Surrey (part) 
3.* Kent (part) 


i], SOUTH EASTERN, 


2.*Surrey (part) 
8.* Kent (part) 


4. Sussex 


5. Southampton 


6. Berks - 


Hil, SOUTH MIBLAND. 
1.*Middlesex (part) 


7, Hertford 


8. Buckingham 


9. Oxford 


10. Northampton 
11. Huntingdon 


12. Bedford 


13. Cambridge 


ob 


- 


~ 


«- 


Totals 


=< 


- 


* 


= 


Totals 


Totals 


IV. EASTERN. 


14. Essex « 
15. Suffolk 
16. Norfolk 


¥. SOUTH WESTERN. 


17. Wilts - 
18. Dorset 
19. Devon 
20. Cornwall 
21. Somersct 


Vi. WEST MIDLAND. 


92. Gloucester 


23. Hereford 
24, Salop - 


- 


- 


Totals 


Totals 


under Boards of Guard- 


Unions and SingleP arishes 
jans. 


19 


2 


30 





_Nunber of Parishes. 


147 
17 
11 


175 


134 
413 
284 
301. 
236 


95 1,868 




















6 BT 
12 164 
Prue #82 
9 | 990 
12 328 
3 87 
6 135 
9 173 
64 | 1,421 
17 3870 
17 514 
21 692 
55 | 1,576 
17 303 
12 289 
20 451 
13 221 
16 479 
“3 | 1,742 
16 340 
7 212 
15 289 




















Area 
in Statute 


Acres, 


21,989 
22,951 
22,591 


67,531 








436,617 
1,013,695 
883,076 
909,551 
568,347 








3,806,286 








176,555 
427,673 
401,456 
475,892 
631,173 
205,366 
303,246 
569,768 


3,191,129 








982,149 
928,819 
1,292,051 








3,203,019 








773,233 
614,088 
1,672,899 
891,766 
1,008,515 








4,960,446 


713,905 
423,168 
905,944 


| 





Population, 


1851. 


974,277 
482,435 
134,200 





1,590,912 





194,278 
484,297 
248,690 
849,329 
199,106 








1,475,710 


150,606 
173,953 
143,492 
169,828 
210,489 

60,519 
129,668 
191,800 


1,230,150 














344,077 
335,780 
3E5, 199 
1,045,056 


en 








231,538, 
177,057 
537,628 
355,392 
456,136 


757,751 














under Boards of Guardians, having a Population of 16,529,865 Persons ; the 


INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS. 





Ratio per Cent. of Persons, 
aged 20 years and upwards, 
occupied in 


Mechanical 
Arts, Trade 
and Domes- 
tic Service. 


& 


47°9 
45°60 


35°8 








PS 
N 
Go 











Agriculture. 


1°0 
eG 
2°8 
1°3 


20°5 
19°9 
28°8 
ier 
26°94 


Manufactures. 


6°8 


Mineral 


Mining and 
Works. 


s 


3°5 
3°4 
3°1 
3°4 


2°6 
2°7 
2°0 
2°5 
i2°7 


2°4 
2°2 
3°0 
2°24 
2°3 


27°8 


2°5 


a 


bh 
ee) 
Oe wD & 


bo 
(oC) 
co ST fs 














abeyaal 
25°9 
26°6 
26°7 
24°3 
30°8 
26°9 
2g°7 


25°4 











18° 4 
33° 2 


28°0 


2°5 
8°4 
15°38 
40 
75 





3°9 
375 


2°0 
2°3 
2°4 


3°38 


74 
A°6 
47 
ai" 
5°0 


4°5 


2°3 


2°2 
3°4 
3°0 
15° 5 
4°3 


5°7 


6°0 
2°4 
2°0 


3° 
2°56 
8°5 


1857. | of the Poor Law Board. 149 


Half-years ended at iWichaeimas £856 and 1857 respectively, in 626 Unions and Single Parishes, 
entire Population of England and Wales being 17,927,609 (Census 1851.) 





-. COST OF IN-MAINTENANCE AND OUT-DOOR  £ 
RELIEF. | Difference 


















between DIVISIONS 
; Difference 
the Michael- and 






Half-Years ended at Michaelmas. 





























per 
1857. f mas Half: | UNION 
et Cent. 
Years COUNTIES, 








In- 













Tn- 
Out-Door ; Out-Door 
alia? Total. jmainte-| 77. 
Relief. naire. Relief. 


Total, §1857 & 1856. 








| 
£ £ £ £ £& Incr. Decr|Incr. Decr. te THE METROPOLIS. 














85,177 | 121,541 | 65,586 $2,243 |" 157,829 f- (+ 3,712 |= - 3°: | 1.*Middlesex (part). 
28,294 27,198 55.492 | 27,845 24,257 52,102 f- = 3,390|/- - 6°: | 2.*Surrey (part). 
6,173 7,865 14,038 | 5,443 8,069 E3512 fo li- §26)- =. 3°%) 3.*Kent (part): 





























100,831 90,240 191,071 | 98,874 84,569 183,443 f- - 7,628 )- - 4°0)- - Totals. 


a | ej SS | a 
















Il. SOUTH EASTERK. 
8,688 23,011 31,699 | 8,806 22,290 31,096 | - - 603;}- - x'g} 2.*Surrey (part). 

21,466 43,521 64,987 | 21,460 43,306 63,066} 79 - -jotr - -| 38.*Kent (part). 

11,860 35,300 46,929 | 12,140 335237 45,386 |- ~- 1,543 |- - 3°3| 4. Sussex. 

18,389 42,334 84,423 | 18,346 41,416 84,062 }- - 661} - - x'1r| 5. Southampton. 

8,487 24,524 | 33,011 4.950 22,905 BoRG4 EOS: 2,147 i 5 . Berkshire 








Ss 




























































































65,590 168,759 234,349 | 66,020 163,454 Q29 474 F- - 4875 )- - 21] - - Totals. 
Ill. SOUTH MIDLAND, 
EE58s f - 'x8,903 4,269 TL 22 ,y9r }- - ri2/|- - o'6| 1,*Middlesex (part). 
22,366 29,529 6,616 21,694 28313 f- = 1,216{- ~ 4°: | 7. Hertford. 
23,047 27,044 3,835 21,836 26,671 f- - 1,073 /- - Tt] 8. Buckingham. 
25,280 30,624 | %,262 23,824 29,086 f- + 1,541 | 2 2 se |: Ug@xtord: 
31,587 36,722 | 4,876 29,014 33,890 }~ - 2,832 ;- ° 7°7 | 10. Northampton. 
8,426 9,984 1,313 | 4.942 Gace be Gopi|~ = Fo) 1. Huntingdon. 

15,630 18,699 2,630 14,210 16,840 f- - 1,859 /- ~ 9°79; 12. Bedford. 
29,000} 34,824 | §,289 | 26,778 | 32,004 J- - 2460) - - 7'x | 138, Cambridge. 
167,491 | 206,602 | 37,090 | 156,820] 193,010] - -12,602) - - 61)- > Tota. 























IV. EASTERR. 














MB.x36) 63500611" 14.3591 11 45,652 1 (80,080) 2\'- g0n7)- + 4°9 | 14 Bssex. 
Hl 10,047 | 49,053 | 9,102 | 8,920] 43,937} 82,887] - - 6248 {7 ~ 10°6 | 15. Suffolk. 
b} 12,055 £6,607 68,662 | 10,937 80,990 61,924 | - - 6,738 | > 9°8 | 16. Norfolk. 


























37,018 158,812 








190,830 | 34,194 | 140,579 | 174,773 ]- -16,057|- - 8'4)- - Totals. 



































V. SOUTH WESTERR. 










7:213 39,327 46,840 | 6,802 36,882 43,684 | - - 2,886] - »° 62 17. Wilts. 
4,267 26,481 30,718 4,085 25,166 29,221}- - 1,497|- ° 49] 18. Dorset. 
‘| 11,355 62,863 44,218 | 10,739 61,226 Wi.g6¢ Poors 22594 °  * 3°07 19. Devon. 
‘| 5325 24,909 30,234 | §,286 24,370 29,656 }- ~ 378|- ~- 1°9 | 20. Cornwall. 
59,861 41,650 | 11,068 56,485 Gr535 P=? 42h A g°8 | 21, Somerset. 

















213,411 | 253,360 | 37,950 | 204099 | 242,049]- -11,311|- - 4°5|- - Totals. 


——S 








Vi, WEST MIDLAND. 


9 - La ¢ ° t Yr. 
10,131 34,802 44,933 | 8,937 33.482 BAS Perl 254 phe male 
giorg | 13,949 | 16,164 | 2,231 | 13,268] rs499)- ° S65 )> - 4°3 | 2. Pe gs 
8,324 16,596 21,923 | 4,045} 15,949 20,8o4- - 1029)- - 4°7 | 24, Salop. 





Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report 


[18573 


No. 27.—Summary of the Amounts expended for In-maintenance and Out door Relief, 





















































2 2 INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS. } 
a ER SAE GSS 
Ee : Ratio per Cent. of Persons, . 
DIVISIONS Pu on & aged 20 years and upwards, § 
= om Area occupied in f 
and ee 5 Population, ‘ } 
mH & in Staute Sh : gi 
UNION 3S cy 1851. iss 251 © = cs} 
gf = Acres. Sor 8 = aa 
Ec = S Kas} 2gF ‘S) =) Si 5 
Sas qi oe 8.2 8 g ‘eo 
Sire Ss ox S++ 5p CS Ase 
=) A = <q = |e 
i Vj. WEST MIDLAND—continued. (a) . 4) w 
25. Stafford E = < A - 17 259 740,031 628,879 23°5 2. 2°9 23°49 fF 
6. Worcester .--...-. + -| 2 226 430,633 957,144 | 29°5 | 161 | 4°95 | 2389 FF 
27. Warwick - cee Mader 13 260 603,300 442,267 82°5 11°3 9°7 996 W 
Totals - -| 79 | 1,886 | 3816976 | 2,007,214 | 98:2 | 161 | 51 | 181 | 
Vil. HORTH MIDLAND. if 
98. Leicester - - - - -| Jt | 825 | 527,491 | 234164 | yes | a7-9 | 44 | 87 Fh 
29, Rutland a »: o oo = 2 65 107,728 24,214 DARL 30°8 1°8 Sen: 4 
80. Lincoln 2 = is 5 - 14 715 1,711,882 397,637 26°0 30°6 1°5 3°65 ‘ 
31, Nottingham - - - - 9 293 599,481 293,331 36°7 16°9 g°5 50 oF 
So: Derby sca sue: 'Se8- 02 boas 9 272 555,260 259,965 | 26°0 | 767 | 72°3 | gore | 
Totals - -| 45 | 1,670 | 3,501,842 | 1,209311 | sve | ory | 6-4 | B38 D 
Vill. NORTH WESTERN. : 
33. Chester é a S - = 11 467 680,584 420,074 27°6 16°0 16°0 Ac 4, 
84, Lancaster - a : - e 28 450 1,237,726 2,055,781 30°2 6°7 29°6 5°5 
: Totals, - -| 89 | 917 |: Lorssio | eayssch | Bos | 9-3 |" eye | “pa 
IX. YORK. 
35. West Riding - - - ~ 28 525 1,402,610 1.162 572 23°0 10°38 23°4 8°8 
} 36. East Riding brie oak 1h ie 10 369 718,991 250,779 84°5 18° 5 4°0 3°1 
37. North Riding - - - - 15 477 1,158,754 187,728 27°2 | 32's 2°3 44 
Totals. - _-| 53 | 1871 | 3270355 | 1601079 | 25-4 | 142 | 775.) 78 
X, NORTHERN, 
eoMahee ----. + =) 4 311 754,188 411,538 | 27°38 9°6 2°8 | 77°6 
_ 89. Northumberland ees 12 538 1,249,299 303,489 30°38 15°0 2°8 10°74 
4). Cumberland ay er. Sear 9 200 998,973 195,210 25°2 25°6 8°] v4 
Al. Westmorland - -- -. - 3 110 487,567 58,387 24°9 33°S 76 3°2 
Totals - -{| 88 | 1,159 | 3,490,022 | 968,624 | 27-7 | 161 | 4:2 | vey. 
Kl. WELSH. 
42. Monmouth- - - -— - 6 161 432,906 177,130 22°0 14°9 1°8 20°Y 
43. South Wales - - - - 26 672 2,814,451 607,111 22°2 Q4°7 2°1 12° 4 
44. North Wales - - - > -}{ 18 349 | 1,893,185 383,962 | 21°0 | a7°7 3°3 9°0 
Potals j-9 = { 80 1,182 | 5,140,542 | 1,168,203 [| 21°8 | 25's 25 | 70°5 
POmALs of } nidis nad Single Pa- 
rishes under Boards of Guar- 62 : 9 9C° ‘ ‘ e 
dians in England and Wales } 6 . {14,167 .| 36,366,458 | | 16,529,865 29°8 ied 85 6°5 
Residue ofthe Kingdom - -|- ~-| 439 958,457 | 1,897,744 | 45's 48 6'5 4°0 
Torats of England and Wales -}- - | 14,606 | 87,324,915 17,927,609 | 31:0 | 161 | 8-4 6°3 | 








Note.—Wherever the ratio of any occupation eaceeds the average of its 


1857.| of the Poor Law Board. 151 


during the Half-Years ended at Michaeimas 1856 and 1857 respectively—conéinued. 





COST OF IN-MAINTENANCE AND OUT-DOOR 
RELIEF. Difference 











Half-Year ended at Michaelmas. “ety Difference reper uk 
2 me theMichael- and 
ss | per 
1856. 1857. mas Half- UNION 
: Cent. 
Years COUNTIES. 


In- Th- 
Out-Door) mortal, Out-Door| moral. 


mainte- : mainte- ; 
Pane. Relief. fee. Relief. 


1857 & 1856. 









mC RETR ITY ME ea 













Vi. WEST MIDLAND—contt 
Incr. Decr.| Incr. Decr. 
- = 4,109|- - 8°6]| 25. Stafford. 














£ £ £ £ £ £ 
11,863 36,052 47,915 | 10,772 33,034 43,806 








































6,081 20,213 26,294 | 5,380 19,148 24,528} - - 1,766) ~- - 6'4 | 26. Worcester. 
8,820 32,468 41,288 | 8,467 31,085 39,5528 - - 1,936 |- = 4°2| 27, Warwick. 
| 44,437 | 154,080 | 198,517 | 40,732 | 145,966 | 186,698 f- -11,819|/- - 6°0|-  - Totals. 

















Vil. NORTH MIDLAND. 

































3,947 24,376 30,323 5,880 23,431 29,311 f- - 1,012 |- - 3°3-| 28. Leicester. 
504 2,444 3,038 581 2,188 2,7669- - 292|- ~ 8g | 29. Rutland. 
” 8,536 44,811 53,344 8,149 43,290 BI,430 gt = 9 -~) 1,908"): = 3°6 30. Lincoln. 
5,425 235594 29,019 8,479 22,401 28,1801- - 839|- - 2°9| 381. Nottingham. 
35742 12,309 16,0¢1 | 3,869 12,111 13,680 f- - 341 }- - 2°3 | 82. Derby. 


——S_ OE 














24.244 | 107,534 | 181,778 | 23,658 | 103,718 | 127,876 }- - 4,402|- - 3°3|- . - Totals. 
Vill, NORTH WESTERN. | 


6,184 28,328 34,812 6,073 28,866 34,939 | 424 - -| 12 - -| 988. Chester. 
| 45,602 91,265 | 136,867 | 45,300 91,267 | 136,867 /- - 300|- ~ o'2| 84 Lancaster. 
















































51,786 | 119,593 171,879 | 51,373 120,133 171,506 | 







De aie he On Be 0 =. he - Totals. 







ne a | ~~, —— | ———————$ | 





































1X.—YORK. 
16,984 48.143 92,124 | 14,385 44,044 91.429 f- - 698)- - 0°78 | 30. West Riding. 
4,898 14,166 22,004 4,810 16,122 20,932 f- - 1,132 |- « *: | 36. East Riding. 
3,010 16,535 19,545 | 2,849 15,979 $3,828 b= in PG ee 4 | 87. North Riding. 
24,892 108,844 133,736 | 25,044 106,145 VSI 189 hs >. 2640 jee SP LO = - Totals. 


































































































































X. NORTHERR. 
55320. 24,852 30,192 5,298 25,160 30,458 5 286 - - O10; =) = 88. Durham. 
5,292 30,169 38,441 5,388 29,644 Sto96 Po 1dOO0he -*- 1°8 39. Northumberland. 
4,023 13,113 17,736 4,259 12,920 wyig2t- - #64)- + 3°2| 40. Cumberland. 
3352 4,246 8,898 1,334 4,189 £626 [= 7 y2.|- - 1°3| 41. Westmorland. 
16,567 | 72,380 | 88,947 | 16.275 | 71,916 | 88,191 fc. yee). - 0-8] - * = Totals. 
ee : XI. WELSH, 
3,244 18,532 21,446 2,964 1%,418 | 18,382 f- - 3,394) - - 13°6| 42. Monmouth. 
6,380 68,854 48,434 8,499 68,617 WayAlO He =<) - T,02P |e 14 | 48. South Wales. 
4,182 £9,093 63,248 3,928 88,676 62,601 J-  - 644|}- - 1'0-| 44 North Wales. 
13,976 | 146,482 | 160,458 | 12,688 | 142,711 | 155,399] - = 5.059) = 3°2"| - ° - Totals. 
; | | (Torars Aa ane a 
| : he ele Parishes under Boards 
458,401 | 1,502,626 | 1,961,027 | 443,898 | 1,440,110 | 1,884,008 | - -77,019}- - 39 of Guardians in England 
and Wales. 


— — Residue of the Kingdom. 





ee = ToraL England and Wales. 














- Group, the figures denoting that ratio «re printe 1 in italies 


Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report f1857. 


No. 28. 





Summary of the SrareMENT showing in respect of the Irremovable Paupers the Cost of In-maintenance’ 
and Out-door Relief, also the Total Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of Paupers, 
for the Year ended at Lady-day 1857, in 605 Unions and Single Parishes under Boards of 
Guardians, having a Population of 15,634,572; the entire Population of England and Wales. being 
17,927,609 (Census 1851). 









































Goi 
= 4 - : Total Cost of 
vi DIVISIONS ae ) Cost of Relief In-maintenance 
7 i Spin pa ; to Irremovable Paupers. warasuba: 
a AND =e! “& | Population ut=door Relief 
g aa, ae to all Classes 
ig UNION-COUNTIES [> 2| & in 1851 es of Regperes 
£ (so fav as returned). of ¢ _Th- Out-door otal eed oe 
B on oS maintenance.| Relief. —m_. Paupers). 
4 { 
I. THE METROPOLIS, Bie Be £ os. a ae £& 8, 
1* | Middlesex (part of)-  -  - 15; 144 760,106 18,329 10 | 24,596 3 485923 13 197,836 12 
9* | Surrey (part of) im x a 13 175,499 4,183 11 6,488 12 10,642 3 45,822 § 
- 8* | Kent (part of) - - - - 2 11 134,200 ¥,920: 43 4,426 2 6,246 5 28,908 147 
Totals - - | 22] 168; 1,059,805 24,001 4 38,810 17 62,812 1 242,564 14 





‘Ti, SOUTH EASTERN DIVISION. 








1* 


14 
15 
16 


17 
18 
19 
20 
21 


Middlesex (part of) - - 
Hertfordshire - = se 


Buckinghamshire - - 
Oxfordshire - - - 
Northamptonshire - - 
Huntingdonshire - - 
Bedfordshire - . : 
Cambridgeshire “ * 

Totals “ 


IV. EASTERN DIVISION. 


Essex ° ° « - 
Suffolk - - - - 
Norfolk - - : > 


Totals » 


Wiltshire - saben 5, neh 
Dorsetshire - Bt Tot ie 
Devonshire he ‘i 
Cornwall - - a y 
Somersetshire - a er 
Totals 


il, SOUTH MIDLAND DIVISION. 


V. SOUTH WESTERN DIVISIGN. 











6 57 
12} 164 
Zit 192 
8 | 278 
12 | 323 
3 87 
6 | 185 
Sul 172 
62 | 1,408 











150,606 
173,953 
143,492 
149,852 
210,489 
60,319 
129,668 
184,113 
1,202,492 


344,077 
335,780 
347,057 


17 | 370 
17} 514 
20 | 656 
54 | 1,540 





17 | 305 
12} 282 
17 | 453 
13 | 221 
16} 479 


1,026,914 


a | ee 


231,538 
177,057 
435,248 
355,392 
456,136 


75 11,7388 | 1,655,371 


tee | a ee | 














1.06213 
2 Titi eT 
406 13 
544 16 
[01S 14 
162 4 
605 17 


TTLO MIS 





8,022 6 





3,539 © 
2,201 3 


1,607 4 


rs |} | | 


7347 7 


55476 
8,853 8 
5,962 
6,050 & 
7,472 
2,060 147 
4,286 
9:443 3 


49,606 7 


18,607 5 
16,732 I 
15,531 4 
50,841 0 


Li28h4en6 

935 15 
1,051 18 
1,381 19 
2,224 16 


Io,ogt 8 
6,957 12 
16,194 13 
10,624 0 
19,701 19 


6,881 14 


63,542 12 


—3 = | 


2* | Surrey (partof) - - -{i1)| 184 194,278 2,934. 9 | 11,517 3 14,451 12 64,615 8 
8* | Kent (partof)- - - -/| 26 | 413 484,297 5,916 8 14,966 I 23,882 9 134,353 15 
4 | Sussex - : < | 20) 275 ) 240,925 2,003 13 10,012 12 12,616 6 93,113 II 
5 | Southampton - - - - | 24 | 300 332,431 2,424 2 12,079 19 14,504 1 114,083 0 
6 | Berkshire - % - . = | P22 236 199,106 $324 Ts 6,509 II 4,834 6 66,916 4 
Totals : - | 93 /1,358 | 1,450,337 14,606 4 58,685 4 43,2901 14 472,882 1 


7129 § 
10,964 
6,669 9 
6,595 I 
8,588 6 
Bp yiey 
4,892 II 


10,562 18 








57,628 13 





22,146 § 
18,933 14 
14,138 8 





58,218 4 


7,893 9 
147,246 Ii 
12,008 19 
21,929 15 


70,454 6 


—— 


.— 





















40,363 oO 
15 
55.450 17 
54,284 11 
42,201 5 
20,351 Q 

2 

8 






60,092 






37;179 
64,216 


410,139 4 f 
















130,024 8 
114,687 4 








377.558 5 





93,484 
61,453 
123,225 4 
60,410 8 
141,646 









480,251 0 








1857.] 


No. 28.—Summary Statement of Cost of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief of Irr 
also Total Cost of In door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of Paupers, for 





Lady-day 1857 —continued. 
es :. i ee ee ea eee 
we Wa 
sv an : wee Total Cost of 
ra DIVISIONS nt © EY Cost of Relief ‘In-maintenance] 
=m re ‘ 0 "re ral e Ie YS, and L 
a AND S e z Population ORO ORL IS Onbidone Relief f 
3) o Sek is Ea cs 0 all Classes 
= UNION-COUNTIES 2 py in 1851. ee of Paupers 
3 (so far as returned). Saal made In- Out-door a Se aha 
S i fa) is maintenance. Relief, | Potal. Paupers). 
Vi, WEST MIDLAND DIVISION. eg he) cs ae ee LS 
2 Gloucestershire sy = =) 16} 340 353,776 1,895 13 | 12,184 2 || 14,079 15 88,869 3 
23 | Herefordshire - c Se lemeye i; soe) 98,917 389 19 4,830 18 | §,220 14 32,500 § 
2 Salop - 2 5 - - ~| 14] 275 203,470 1,465 3 8,244 14 | 9,739 147 39,128 12 
; 25 | Staffordshire - - - aah e208 570,937 8,100 13 23,872 19 || 28,943 12 84,609 0 § 
26 Worcestershire - 4 =e 226 257,144 1,590 8 9.391 14 10,98i 19 51,966 18 
é 
827 | Warwickshire- - - ~-/ 138) 260 442,287 8,244 14 14,828 4 23,100 1 82,943 11 | 
4 Totals - =| 77 1571 Lge 15,716 10 | = 45,349 15 92,096 1 383,023 9 § 
Vil. NORTH MIDLAND DIVISION. 
‘28 ,Leicestershire- - - -j| 11] 3825 234,164 2,124 12 | 11,503 13 13,028 § 61,238 17 
29 | Rutlandshire *- - - =| 2 65 24,214 108 4 680 16 | 489 0 6,005 10 
80 | Lincolnshire - . - =| 94) 75 397,637 2,170 § 18,834 3 20,404 8 106,797 2 
$1 | Nottinghamshire - - -j| 9{| 298 293,331 2,340 18 | 14,419 14 16,760 12 57,714 8 
B32 | Derbyshire -° - - -| 8| 262 240,373 1,096 3 8,171 18 9,267 18 30,903 10 
Totals - - | 44 11,660 | 1,189,734 4,840 2 S310 5 61,150 3 262,659 4 
Vill. NORTH WESTERN DIVISION. 
Bee fahesiuré: - -  -)) = 1 IL} 467 420,074 3,007 15 | 16,783 8 |} 19,791 3 79,143 Of 
34 | Lancashire Sete en dT fe -digQ | --2,055,78E 30,903 4] 74,285 6 || 103,248 Io 276,738 18 § 
Totals - - 1388 | 917 | 2,475,855 33,940 19 91,068 14 || 125,039 13 346,878 18 
IX. YORK DIVISION. 
35 | West Riding - - = -{| 97! 524) 1,061,229 6,765 12 | 45,740 16 |} §2,506 8 167,084 17 § 
86 | East Riding - - - -{ 10] 369 250,779 1,030 2 6,440 4 747° 9 43,050 12 | 
37 | North Riding -~ - - Sele | 407 187,728 834 11 6,986 12 4,824 3 39,324 11 F 
Totals = oe 52 1,370 H 1,499,736 8,633 5 $9,167 TS 67,801 ° 250,060 e 
X. NORTHERN DIVISION, | | 
= | 
oe Piucnam) ~ = =| ~ . «| tai, Sil |. 401,538 2,821 13] 18,031 17 || 20,853 10 60,570 6 § 
39 | Northumberland - - -|12| 588 503,489 2,150 10 14,348 14 19,499 7 41,246 15 
a6 6 | Cumberland - -, - -}{ 9i| 200 195,210 1,991 18 10,957 © 12,948 18 355730 3 
41 | Westmorland - - - -]| 3} 10 58,387 342 16 2,325 19 2,668 15 11,389 10 J 
Totals - «| 38 | 1,159 968,624 7,309 17 | 48,663 13 55,970 10 178,936 14 
Xi. WELSH DIVISION. 
42 Monmouthshire E s . g| 161 176,130 1,817 12 T3325 9a 1,142 16 40,986 18 | 
43 | South Wales - - - = -| 96 | 672 607,111 2,525 16 | 34,691 19 40,217 13 149,452 © 
| 44 | North Wales - - - -|18 | 9349 383,962 14553) 2 31,009 9 2,622 11 126,448 14 
Totals «pike “50. 1,182 | 1,168,203 5,896 10 | 82,086 10 84,983. 0 319,184 15 | 
Totals of Unions, Feeene} gos [14,071 | 15,634,572 140,223 1 | 642,222 4 || 812,443 8 3,982,144 10 | 
and Wales - - Sa 
Residue of the Kingdom - ; 539 | 2,293,087 ae ; te p: 
England and Wales - att ee 14,610 | 17,927,609 ; ae ; 8 


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153 


emovable Paupers, 
the Year ended at 






































154 


Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report 


[1 857. 
No. 29. 





SratempenT showing in respect of the Irremovable Paupers the Cost of In-maintenance 
and Out-door Relief, also the Total Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes 
of Paupers, for the Year ended at Gady-day 1857, in the 605 Unions and Single 
Parishes named below. 


Total Cost of 
TIn-maintenance { 


Cost of Relief 




























































































: UNIONS to I : and Out-door 
‘ ae o Irremovable Paupers. Relief 
= | SINGLE PARISHES haa 
& under Boards of Guardians. _ n- Out-door Total of ‘ peel 
a maintenance. Relief. : Paupers). 
I. THE METROPOLIS. ed bipee a een 
1. MIDDLESEX (part of). 
1a@\| Kensington* = ““- - | =. qua 74 1,407 18 1,820 2 10,044 13 
16} Fulham - - - - - 41g 6 2,420 4 2,835 10 9,718 14 
tc} Paddington* - - - - bi 1,349 15 1,349 15 5,440 6 
2 Chelsea* iy ee eo - | No separate Account. zs 
2 St. George Hanover Square|| | No Return. ae 
4 St. Margaret and St. John Ditto. 
Westminster. || 
§ St. Martins-in-Fields* - 866 o 681 13 i647 13 10,400 68 
6 St. James Westminster || - | No Return. ae Se 
4 St. Mary-le-Bone |! - - Ditto. aA 3G os 
8 St.John Hampstead*- = - 2m 18 56 8 "8° 3 2.985 14 
9 St. Pancras || - - - - | No Return. oa ae 
10 St. Mary Islington || -  - Ditto. ae oe Ss 
II Hackney Meal iieetals BEA 1,948 0 968 9 2,716 9 11,908 14 
12 St. Giles and St. George | No Return. oye a Se 
Bloomsbury. || 
13 Strand - ak EP ue = 838 15 1,489 14 2,328: z3 11,179 9 
14 Holborn - - = = 1,642 § go2 II 2,544 16 0,758 6 
18 St. James Clerkenwell|| - | No Return. zs a8 
16 St. Luke || -  - - - Ditto. a3 es 283 
17 Hast,London=. 9,2. °° 2,29r (8 3,244re 5 Ce ee 14,944 19 
18 West London ead 151973 ° 8 1,463 18 2,637 6 13,708 4 
19 City of London - -; ~* 1,209 § 9,282 158 3.492 0 29,914 I 
20 St. Leonard Shoreditch || - | No separate Account. Deo es AG 
ar Bethnal Green* - = = 630 10 Ae 630 10 Piz 119 
22 Whitechapel - = - = 2,354. 10 2,346 11 4,700 II 14573308 2 
23 St. George in the Hast* - | Noseparate Account. aie oe 
24a| Stepney = - - - 2,184 I 3,582 2 5,766 3 25,810 12 
Poe Poplar) ) OF ars ot Se 2,310 13 5,399 19 4,910 Io 16,494 6 
Totais - 18,327 10 245500 3 45,923 13 197,836 12 
9*, SURREY (part of). 
26 St. Saviour Southwark - 1,148 13 1,800 13 2,649 6 8,308 II 
24 St. Olave Southwark - = n44 12 1,036 4 1,783 16 5,234 16 
28 Bermondsey* - - - | No separate Account. a =a 
St. George the Martyr, 466 0 1,102. 14 1,868 14 1i,1I99 6 
29 Southwark.* 
30 St. Mary Newington || - - | No separate Account. as i! 
31 Lambeth*  - = - - Ditto, ditto. are as 
32 Wandsworth and Clapham - Ey20H. 10. sli -25209,= © 3.588 19 E5,703 18 
33 Camberwell* - - - - | No separate Account. ae 
34 St. Mary Rotherhithe* - 199 4 esa Cid nsx 8 5.348 14 
Totals - - Asteg LL 6,488 12 10,042 3 45,822 § 
3*, KENT (part of). 
38 Greenwich = Fs) 1,223 3 3:383 15 4,606 18 } 23;743 15 
36 Lewisham *- “2 0o*io.- 294 .o 1,342.4 7 1,639 4 | “16g 2 
Totals -. - T6202 | 3 | 4,720). 2 6,246 5 | 28,908 147 


























Novrs.—Places warked in the Table thus * are single parishes under the Poor Law Amend- 
ment Act; || are single parishes under Local Acts; + are incorporations under Local Acts: 
§ are incorporations u ader Gilbert’s Acts. Places printed in italics are Parishes under the 43rd 
Elizabeth. 


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No. 29.—Cost of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief of Irremovable Paupers, also the 


Total Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of Paupers, for the Year 
ended at Lady-day 1859—continued. 


SS SLSR FS Sn Sr SE TN NEES 
Total Cost of 










B UNIONS Cost of Relief inanpenee 
es ERG to Irremovable Paupers. | - Teliet oe 
eo PARISHES |) OU]CO™!”~C«C) ne ek Palipers 
& under Boards of Guardians. periny hi Ca Metals Nee eee te 
a . : Paupers). 







































































Il. SOUTH-EASTERN GOUNTIES.| =, nen > ae : 
2.*SURREY (extra Metrop.) | 
34 pcos fs 3) Se 18:0 628 4 646 14 4,924 
38 Chertsey - - . - 246 12 680 13 926s 6,266 
39 Guildford - - - - 246 14 2,026 13 2,303 4 10,329 
40 Farnham - Hey) A Sy 8 246 18 363 16 2,650 
41a} Ash§ =, oe 4 - > No Return. 
416 |. Farnborough§ - - No Return. a ins 
41¢ | Headley§ oe CaS ee No Return. ee a ie 
42 Hambledon - - - - hy 18 406 10 484 8 5,400 
43 Dorking - - - - 120. 3 nny 18 898 or 781 
44 Reigate - - - - - B33) = 10 494 8 L,r2y 48 5,520 
45 Godstone - - - - 56 I 955 13 I,Oll 14 4,141 
46 Croydon 2s a 949 19 1,970 2 2,920 I 8,303 
44 Kingston - - - - 484 2 2.002 | 10 2,896 12 »24 
48 Richmond - - - - 284 18 587 18 872 16 3,093 
Totals - - - 2,934 9 II,s1y 3 PAsacn to 64,615 
r. 3. KENT (extra Metropolitan). 
49 Bromley - ss - 281 6 439 13 420 19 3,689 
50 Dartford oa ae Bae 393 2 868 6 7,201 8, 8,660 
gI Gravesend and Milton - 343, 15 235 1 578 16 3,340 
2 North Aylesford - - - 395. 5 134 «5 1,129 10 4,892 
83 Hoo - - - - : £27 7 27 4 39 it 933 
84 Medway fie colaaer aba 848 10 5847 10 1,1g6 -© 4 O44 
sg Malling - - - - - 348 18 1,089 II 1,465 6 6,942 
56 Sevenoaks - + - - 238 18 891 16 Tigo 14 6,403 
84 Tonbridge - - aes 390 14 1,898 0 1,988 14 9,184 
58 Maidstone - - ‘- - 610 0 3.375 3 3,985 3 13,595 
59 Hollingbourn yt Ds 120 18 673 13 494 8 6,056 
60 Cranbrook - - «+= - 44 13 388 I 432 14 4,795 
61 Tenterden - - = = 32 4 71 14 103 18 4,302 
62 West Ashford - - - 34 14 432° 4 470 4,668 
63 East Ashford - aa ar 148 8 344 10 492 18 4,223 
64 BENG = -.- + = -« 126 8 536 13 663 I 39445 
6s Canterbury - - - - 14 12 180 4 194 19 3,130 
66 Bleaw os ay SC 143 4 514 11 657 15 3,799 
64 Faversham - > 3 - 133 10 792 3 925 13 45795 
68 Milton = .- .+ * = 10$ 12 329 5 435 17 2,071 
69 Sheppey Sa SB 2738 2 293 19 ya 2,182 
40 Isleof Thanet - - = 224 10 574. 2 798 12 9,419 
4I Bastry -~ .- - «= - 178 13 O55) 39 832 0 7,585 
42 over i Gs Hs - = 393. I 1,500 9 1,893 10 7147 
yee PRAM i] ast oe 5s 319 15 584 I go3 16 45379 
44 Romney Marsh - - - 84 12 250 10 335 .2 1,904 
Totals - <« = 5.916 8 17,966 1 23,882 9 134,383 }318 
4, SUSSEX. 

“4g Rye 5 = S - - ary 3 709 19 o27 6 2 5,902 15 
46 Hastings - - - - 206 «I 1,088 10 1,294 If 4,879 14 
pe Pele eee, t 48 12 sor it 670 3 || 6329 
48 Eastbourne - <« -.— > 83° 3508 7, 439 8 4,216 i 19 
79 Masham J- “F< «= ois 3 352 19 440 4 5,192 13 
80 Ticehurst - - - - 125-10 note 6 846 16 I 5,663 4 8 


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T1857. 


No, 29.—Cost of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief of Irremovable Paupers, also the 
Total Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of Paupers, for the Year 
ended at hady-day 1857—continued. 





Reference Nos. 


95 


97 
98 
99 


TOI 
102 
103 
104 
108 
106 
107 
108 
109a 
1090 
IIo 
III 
112 
113 
114 
115 
116 
114 
118 
119 


under Boards of Guardians. 


4, SUSSHX—contiiued. 


Uckfield - 
East Grinstead 
Cuckfield - 
Chailey - — - 
Lewes - - 
West Firle - 
Newhaven - 
Brighton|| - 
Steyning - 
Horsham - 
Petworth - 
Thakeham  - 
East Preston§ 
Arundel§ - 
Heene, &. - 
Sutton§ (part of) 
West Hampnett 
Sutton$ (part of) 
Chichester} - 
Midhurst - 
Westbourne - 


Totals 


5. SOUTHAMP 


Havant - - 
Portsea Island 
Alverstoke§ - 
Fareham - 
Isle of Wight+ 
Lymington - 
Christchurch 
Ringwood - 
Fordingbridge 
New Forest - 
Southamptont 
South Stoneham 
Romsey - = 
Stockbridge - 
New Winchester 
Hursley - - 
Droxford - 
Catherington 
Petersfield - 
Alresford - 
Alton - - 
Hartley Wintney 
Basingstoke - 
Whitchurch - 


Andover - 
Kingsclere - 
Totals 


TY 
a 


UNIONS 
AND 
SINGLE PARISHES 


Cost of Relief 


to Irremovable Paupers. 


| 
Tn- | 
maintenance. | 


er 


Il. SOUTH EASTERN GOS.—cont.| isa od 


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10Oo 12 | 
LZSse HG 

8x 18 | 
Kon TO 
140 16 
621. 12 
No Return. 
230. Is 


119) 13 I 


asp a4 
yo 688 
No Return. 
Ditto 
Ditto 
Ditto 
68 x9 
No Return. 


QOut-door 


Relief, 


615 3 
41rl 4 
650 14 
343 17 
552: . 3 

45 19 
Bie) od 
PSOn. 
309 «6 
351 6 
392) 3 
144 18 


ee 


No separate Account, 


























fife) ISH | 641 14 
107 60 205 9 
2003) | k3 O;612| 13 
4o 68 473 38 
ae 230 «9 
No separate Account. 
44 II 778 15 
No Return. te 
34507 483 9 
33 16 49 12 
33 «rs 108 10 
25 7 339i eFE 
222 10 846 15 
868 10 1,931 19 
201 19 442 4 
69 «8 374 15 
II 16 284 16 
208 13 t213 xo 
o «6 BSN 4] 
49 5 349 10 
IQ 5 148° 2 
24 10 244 10 
m6 Zor) 38 
jo. -§ 344 16 
44 18 619 15 
839 957 19 
47 10 425 4 
52 18 620 3 
29 «3 2025 22 
2,424 2 12,079 19 

































Total Cost of 
In-maintenance 
and Out-door 
Relief 
to all Classes 
of Paupers 











(inclusive 
Total. of Irremovable 
| Paupers). 
ab, Ss 5) Ss 
715 15 6,592 0 
533 9 §,64% 13 
732 12 5,938 18 
394 13 3,683 13 
692 19 3855 17 
45 19 1,817 17 
374 13 2,121 3 
| 992-36 4,605 
1,488 19 6,650 
377 9 55147 § 
462 I1 3,108 18 
213 17 e265 5 
660 0 8,31I 10 
3i2 9 2,428 9 
12,616 6 035113 11 
513 16 2,412 14 
239) 29 23,731 5 
923 6 4,441 10 
518 6 3,862 13 
83° 8 2,586 9 
142 5 2,188 14 
gs5 8 2,862 14 
T0090) = 5 6,185 4 
2,800 9 9,499 II 
944 3 3,986 18 
444° 3 -2,244 2 
396 12 2,884 9 
15422 iS 4,025 4 
25 13 424 6 
398 15 3,261 16 
207 4 ori; | 3 
395 0 3,262 o 
202, 13 2,983 8 
aot 2 4,464 
664 13 3,816 
1,041 6 9,053 
472 14 2,699 
693. ¢ 0% 6,871 
29I § 3,124 
14,807 I 114,083 


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g UNIONS Cost of Relief H austenite ees 
= dees | to Irremovable Paupers. | ieee 
= e 
) POF A a ee ae OM Be ee, eee ee : 
= | SINGLE PARISHES | i 0 OF ioagere: 
H : | sta 4 
| © under Boards of Guardians. | | In- Out-door eee (inclusive 
a ‘maintenance. Relief. Total. || o Cees 
ke ees Se est eS aN Ree ee ana cones Neen Rene 
il, SOUTH EASTERN COS.—cont. | 
B'S Less aes aes 
6. BERKSHIRE. 
120 Newbury hs a on 147 10 1,646 6 1,493 16 9,888 11 
121 Hungerford - - - - 46) 13 143 16 163. 9 6,001 6 
122 Faringdon - - - - sg 19 206 3 266 2 4,962 10 
123 Abingdon - - - = 209 18 $93: 13 803 11 £,482 13 
124 Wantage - . . - 48 14 256 16 302 13 6,587 6 
125 Wallingford - - - - 95 19 goa) 14 628 13 6,763 9 
126 Bradfield - - - - 847 590 18 648 5 6,817 19 
124 Reading eee a Fe 204 14 318' 2 g22. 15 || 3,918 § 
128 Wokingham - - - - ox) 2 1,073) 05 1,134 17 6,106 6 
129 Cookham - aM tori 8 267 9 388 14 2,638 2 
130 Easthampstead - - - 38 13 293 18 S32" Ae 2,325 19 
131 Windsor =e ne OE 2321 36 5862 818 17 83224; & 
Totals - - - 1,324 15 6,509 II 4,834 6 66,416 4 
Hi. SOUTH MIDLAND COUNTIES. 
1.*MIDDLESEX (extra-metro.) 
132 Staines - og - - Xo)s a 404 6 Ors Fx 
133 Uxbridge - - - - 289 18 1,023 16 Range swe 
134 Brentford = - - - - 505 10 2,803 13 3,189 3 
135 Hendon siete ar! Aa 174 16 448 4 623. ° 3 
136 Barnet - - - : - ait 8 02 18 Hotes 
134 Edmonton - - - - 173 6 200 18 344 =I 
Totals - - - 1,682 13 6,446 12 412908 
7. HERTFORDSHIRE. 
138 Winte 9 9 <s5— = 3 173 18 1,378 18 1,549 16 
139 Bishop’s Stortford - - 243 0 1,052 10 1,290: <.0 
140@| Buntingford - - - - 210 242 12 488 13 
1400 | Royston sees Sg 4 13 864 18 41g I 
141 Hitchin - - - = 296 19 1,813 8 2010 4 
142 Hertford “cep || - 87 9 1,146 12 E234 a8 
143a| Hatfield = ecky if 35 ane 2904 2 349 3 
1430 | Welwyn smohe, 32. Ot 34 19 ¥13 «IL 15 410 
144 St. Alban’s - = s e 133 19 460. «88 S04) 67 
148 Watford ea ee C 864° 9 885 10 1,449 19 
146 Hemel Hempstead -— - rg 1 383 9 502 10 
147 Berkhampstead - - - 3m) he 490 10 522 2 
Worals <«- =» 2,114 iI 8,853 8 10,967 19 
8, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, 
148 Amersham - - <= - 207 10 964 3 Tel 7D 23 
149 Eton - - - - - 192 16 412 6 go5 2 
1so | Wycombe - - - - 58 6 1,521 0 1,879 6 
ISI Aylesbury « =~ «= fs 60 19 1,123 4 1,183 6 
rg Winslow - - - - 18 12 243 «2 201 14 
153 Newport Pagnell -  - 106 «I 989 47 1,095 8 
184 Buckingham ay ae 62 9 380 11 a eee 














Totals « ~ - 4o6 13 g,962 16 6,669 9 








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Total Cost of 




















































































































a UNIONS Cost of Relief TIn-maintenance 
A to Irremovable Paupers. and Out-door 
© AND relief 
Sai Cue PARIRRS | on Ee 
& under Boards of Guardians. SE eee Coe Total. of Cael ee 
63 ce, : Paupers). 
TU. SOUTH MIDLAND €8$.—cont. 
: 9. OXFORDSHIRE. és ag hii wee 
1s Henley Re es ee - 96 "6 1,683 10 1,779 16 8,887 
156 Thame - - - - - Se 819 1 841 «8 8,673 18 
154 Headington - - - - 30 6 «5 370 8 406 10 2,986 8 
158 Oxfordt ny ge No separate Account. Ae AP 
| 159 Bicester - - - - 18 14 206 «5 PYSy NG} 4,602 10 
A160 | Woodstock - - - - 60 11 gos 14 366 «8 6,207 4 
fi 16s Witney - - - - - 13g Ly 814 o 049 14 8,130 6 
162 Chipping Norton- -— - 58 10 479 8 537 18 5,359 10 
163 Banbury Ey en eta ae 86 3 E,14% 19 1,198 2 13,344 0 
Totals - - = 544 16 6,050 5 6,595 I 547,284 11 
10. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 
164 Brackley SS ee ae 48.92 404 14 442 16 4,943 
168 YToweester - - - - 18 19 332 6 35 8 4,483 9 
166 Potterspury Mh MP oe 89 I0 443 11 533° 4,313 
164 Hardingstone - - - 20) 0 379 12 Aon 12 3.443 II 
168 Northampton ~ - - 196 oO 1,201 sie Dyed Sy TE BO23\ cit 
169 Daventry - - - - 17 8 490 13 908 8,238 3 
140 Brixworth ~- - - ~ Ao is 242 18 Cote met 6,164 3 
141 Wellingborough - -~— - 118 14 489 0 847 14 4,193 8 
142 Kettering - - - - Sige lon 683 11 434 12 Boom «eq 
193 Thrapstone - - - - 9 16 168 5 On eel 4,461 2 
194 Oundle - - - - Gi 848 2 599 6 5,01g 18 
145 Peterborough - - ~ 350 Ty 1,398 9 15955 6 9,700 0 
Totals - - = Ett. 4 4,472 12 8,583 6 42.20% * 5 
11. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. 
146 Huntingdon - Smt 48 19 493 3 842, 2 4,889 6 
144 St. Ives - - - - - 32) 0 455 15 533. 1 53977 13 
148 St. Neot’s - - - - ar 2 811 19 S43) St 6,693 I0 
Totals - = - 162, 2,060 14 2,223. 4 205352 «9 
12. BEDFORDSHIRE. 
149. Bedford - * = - - 199 19 931 17 i130 16 “10,369 X16 
180 Biggleswade- -° -— - 48 a3 1,124 14 1,176 9 4WS0 | 3 
181 Ampthill apieeae. > ess 8 tae fo F41 392 Oo 402 II 4,852 18 
182 Woburn - - - - [305 oa B20 50 656 19 4,043 14 
183 Leighton Buzzard - 148 147 » 669 2 817 19 8,073 - 4 
184 PUuton, = Se OF 1y 639 «2 700 19 es hg SQ CH 
—$—$ —— ———— S| eens — 
Totals - = Ws 605 17 4,286 14 4,892 11 39,179 2 
138. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 
18s Caxton and Arrington - Te 74 176 4 187 11 4,110 9 
186 Chesterton - - - : ae et 623 18 649 9 10,359 8 
184 Cambridge - - - - 404 4 3.452 2 3,856 6 8,863 2 
188 Linton - . - - ¢ 78 14 “e8go — 8 969 2 7549 9 
189 Newmarket - - - - 48 15 930. 5 979 0 13,577 2 
190 Ely - - ~ - - 69 10 O16) 8 684 18 6,068 12 
IQI North Witchford - - Teg 2 464 82 620 4 4,095 4 
192 Whittlesey* - - -  - No separate Account. ve os 
193 Wisbeach - - - - 328 15 2,284 13 2,616 8 12,591 19 
Potass e=L- 1,119 15 9.443 3 || 10,562 18 67,210 8 











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Total Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of Paupers, for the Year 
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a 




































































g UNIONS Cost of Relief Incmaintenaeed 

4 fe to Irremovable Faupers. | Bi Ling 

= | SINGLE PARISHES hig Gia 

& under Boards of Guardians. _ In- Out-door Total of OU es 

se maiutenance.| —_ Relief. ee Paupersy. | 

IV. EASTERN GOUNTIES. 
a Gs. £8. £& Ss wi 4.8: 
14, ESSEX. 
tog | West Ham - - - - 633 6 799 1,432 7 13,19I 12 
195 Epping - = = - | 30 Ei g18 Io Ops) 7 4,254 3 
196 Ome@ars <i -sb- o- «- | 72 19 1,062 19 1,139- 18 4,800 2 
197 emford.<\ -e+ ~- =~ 61g 12 2,188 - 3 2,803 18 1E,IS7 6 
GG Peeimett - Fi -ge= f- A - 200 2 538 19 739 = 3.411 16 
199 Billericay..s,.—- --- _ - 226) a2 588 8 81s o 4,043 10 
200 Chelmsford - - - - 197 8 2,341 11 2,538 19 13,221 8 
201 Rochford - - - - 206 17 669 10 876 4 3,933 13 
202 Maldon 5 os a oe 223 17 1,909 II 25333" 8 9,962 5 
203 Tendring - - - - I0y 15 E300 “=15 1,409 I0 9,086 o 
204 | Colchester - - - - 330 3 1,493 4 1,823 4 6,742 3 
205 Lexden and Winstree - 24 15 459 8 484 0 7,463 9 
206 Witham oe Sere - 194 II 40s 18 goo 6 4,047 11 
204 Halstead . - - - ie 483 18 996 3 6,412 10 
208 Braintree - - - - 120° 73 517 10 644 3 53947 9 
209 Dunmow - - = - 9 <3 | E105 135 1,195 16 9,971 10 
210 Saffron Walden -~— - - 30 4 923 II ogg 18 10,048 18 
Totals - - . 3,539 oO 18,607 5 22,140 § 130,024 8 
15. SUFFOLK. 
art Basbridge.¢-04.- (= “se We, 129 458 458 4 587 19 7,430 12 
212 Sudbury - - - - 217 9 1,908 18 2,120 09 13,792 If 
213 Cosford Bere eee 38 3 662 10 400 13 6,269 16 
214 Thingoe sea> '4- 3 42 9 950 § 792° 14 7931 6 
218 Bury St.Edmund’st -~ - 184 I 8or_ 8 985 9 8,054 19 
216 Mildenhall - ~ . - 8 12 424 13 439%) 4,0II 19 
214 Biow 2 8 pte i pe 37 18 gsr 2 989 0 1,554 2 
218 Hartismere - -— - - 40 4 365 4 641 8 4.441 8 
219 Hoxne += -+- - = O46 46 8 362 8 408 16 6,589 1 
220 Bosmere and Claydon - fio “is 1,347 ° 5 1,458> 0 6,382 4 
221 Samford - - - - 95 iI 414 11 810° 2 3,214 16 
222 Ipswich = - - - 618 11 3,640 8 4,258 ° 19 10,350 4 
223 Woodbridge - - - - BR TO E330 —S8 1,405 18 8,865 13 
224 Plomesgate - . - - 89 3 ho2 12 Hol 18 4,060) 
228 Blything = - - - 162 4 998 16 I,IGo 19 7,300 9 
226 Wangford = - - - - 190 15 722 9 913. 4 4,352 15 
224 Mutford and Lothinglandt - 97 18 341 10 469 8 4,063 2 
Totals - - - 2,201 3 16,732 11 18,933 14 114,684 4 
16. NORFOLK. 

228 Great Yarmouth* - + 240 6 461 13 7OL > 19 7399 4 
229 East and West Fleggt - to (a 153 1 163 12 2,461 13 
230 Tunstead and Happingt- - 46 16 912 <2 988 > 18 5,026 13 
agg Oe pINeBAM -sey- = O- 153 12 gio 10 1,064 2 6,897 
2310 | Brinton§ - - - = | No Retura. ¥ ae afd 
232 Aylsham Apis se Bs 59 11 643 10 ame 5,720 1T 
gay “Voit, Fawths =i - <= ue 104 19 444 18 $49 15 3,925 
234 Norwicht - - - = | No Return. ps8 ag 
o3¢ | Forehoet - - - - 7 8 597 8 653 31 5275 16 
236 Henstead - = Re - 31 13 nat 4 HHa- 14 4,658 14 
234 IOGCKA “pl “ee 68 12 598 4 666 19 3,933 19 
238 Loddon and Clavering - g6 4 1,616 12 | 1,912 16 8,748 I4 


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Total Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of Paupers, for the Year 
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Total Cost of 








Z UNIONS Cost of Relief In-maintenance 
A pce to Irremovahle Pampers. ea a, 
= | SINGLE PARISHES Br Senet 
& | under Boards of Guardians. _ In Out-door Total. ieee 
oe : maintenance. Relief. Paupers). 
IV. EASTERN COUNTIES—cont. aA Pat. eee "Ot. 
16. NORFOLK—continued. 
239 Depwade - * = «= Al 1s T1997 1,24 2 10,991 16 
240 Guilteross - - - - pee Hl 510 19 582 3 5,983 10 
241 Wayland - - - 16. 9 siz 8 §28- 14 §,20l1 47 
242 Mitford and Launditch ~— - 140 14 944 2 1,084 19 12,408 8 
243 Walsingham - - - 46 10 1,550 68 1,626 18 19,935 9 
244 Docking - - - - No separate Account. ae os 
248 Freebridge Lynn - -~— - ans 636 18 661 2 5,287 8 
246 King’s Lynn ee ae 166 14 472 18 939 12 6,447 15 
244 Downham ~<- .38 = 1% 4O 14 1,061 12 1,032 6 6,863 8 
248 Swaffham <<2.=- « i+ 2m ats 488 18 510 3 5,987 13 
249 Thetford oases sh a= 49 14 493 19 853 16 8,912 2 
Totals - - - 1,607 4 15,635 4 14,138 8 129,846 10 
¥. SOUTH WESTERN COUNTIES. 
17. WILTSHIRE. 
250 Highworth and Swindon - 210 18 423 «3 034 “I 6,389 
2st | Cricklade & Wootton Bassett 32 19 302 12 428 XI 4,870 
oe Malmsbury - - - - 177: 8 582 14 759 19 5,641 2 
253 Chippenham - - - - 149 18 1,284 4 1,433 19 8,352 12 
284 Usine = 25 = 6} 1s 479 16 486 11 3.959 2 
assa| Marlborough Bel: eee 8x 10 603 6 684 16 3224 8 
25sb| Savernake,&c. - - - | No Return. oe +e ve 
256 DONZES - ) FP VaR tO F 39 «II nHQ 1 818 ~ 12 8,638 15 
284 Melksham - - = - 188 14 1,592 18 1,781 15 8,209 I 
258 Bradford ee ee Aak 18 280 4 324i 3,905 12 
289 Westbury & Whorwellsdown 32 I4 638 12 Syt- <6 §,088 4 
260 Warminster - “= - + 48 © 432 4 8o0l 0 6376 
261 Pewsey - - - - - 40. 2 304 4 344 6 4,126 11 
262 Amesbury. °- «(5 + % 8 4 139 «64 147 8 2,807 18 
263 Alderbury - - - - 120 If 655 3 775 14 5,768 18 
264 Salisbury+ - - - - No R-turn. ae he +e 
268 Wiltomi- 63 “= << = 64 4 433 19 498 3 8,916 14 
266 Misburyie 2% AQ = os 8 9 20g 3 213° 12 4,789 6 
264 Mere - - - - - 29 «18 Suny op Sh: oO 3,720 19 
Totals - = - 1,284 6 10,091 8 11,375 14 93.484 15 
18. DORSETSHIRE. 
268 Shaftesbury - - - - iz 3 £134 © Zacy 2 4,686 12 
269 Sturminster - - - = 269° 8 Is6 Q 182 14 4,308 13 
240 Blandford - - - = 98 9 548 14 647 3 §,848 12 
241 Wimborne and Cranborne - 86 3 614 ~6 640 9 4,307 19 
242 Poole - - - - - 63) ) 18 639 4X1 403 6 4,192 13 
243 Wareham and Purbeck - 146 8 984 0 goo «(8 4,590 9 
244 Weymouth - - - - 261 8 T5390 a5 7,063 3 608 1160 
243a@| Dorchester - - - 84 12 1,044 8 1,099 O 5,861 14 
Syepencemme fe eee os le 23 «2 146 10 169 11 2,488 6 
246 Sherborne - - - = 56) gO 484 13 843 13 4,263 
244 Beaminster - - - -°- 34. 2 312 4 346 6 6,588 8 
248 Bridport a (OS - - 103 10 450 2 $53 12 4,833 
Totals - -- - 935 15 6,957 12 7893 4 61,453 18 














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Total Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of P h 
ended at Lady-day 1857—continued, aupers, for the Year 


ESS SSS lS ss SSS ssh 
Total Cost of 







































































2 UNIONS Cost of Relief hoa 
3 AND to Irremovable Paupers. an celet oor 
5 SINGLE PARISHES ae 
2 under Boards of Guardians. - 2 (inclusive 
3 Paine wee oe Total. toe 
JV. SOUTH WESTERN COS—eom.| =, , | ¢ , | Mi 
19. DEVONSHIRE. | 
249 Axminster - - - - 46 12 699 I 448 13 4,043 12 
280 Honiton - 2 © - ET 56 I,Igk 12 1,193. 8 8,660 4 
q 281 St.Thomas - - - - 6s 13 1,922 6 1,984 19 13,891 4 
q 282 Exeter ft - - + «+ | No Return. te ae a 
q 283 Newton Abbot - - = Igo 14 2,206 12 asen_ 6 tras) 68 
| 284 Totnes - - - = -« Goi 11e 4 622". 682 16 6,858 § 
q 285 Kingsbridge -  - = - - 23 «18 440 14 404 18 6,228 2 
286 Plympton, St.Mary - - 29 «19 628 6 638 3 4079 4 
284 Piyniouthfs- ©. << = No separate Account. a : 
288 East Stonehouse*- -— - Ditto ditto. AP | - 
289 Stoke Damerel || - - - Ditto ditto. Ne | : 
290 Tavistock - - ° - 230° «= RA haar O 1,644 I | 6,990 12 
291 Okehampton “ << & 43 11 489 0 rey ae oe 6,204 8 
292 Crediton - - oe : BS Boe 840 18 906 19 4,800 16 
293@| Tiverton ° - - - 92 2 1,926 18 2,019 Oo 13,168 8 
2936} Dulverton - - - = 5. 3 199 16 204 18 2,640 15 
293c| EKwmoor - - +  - | No Return. a a os 
294 Southmolton - 2 44 8 868 13 Q12- 185°} 6,894 4 
298 Barnstaple - ° - > 62 19 1,220 0 1,282 19 8,988 2 
296 Torrington - - - = go § 465 17 55 2 5,009 3 
294 Bideford wiskwe lel os 64 8 619 19 684 4 4084 30. © 
298 Holsworthy - - - pats 108 13 110 18 | 1,988 18 
Totals - ae 1,051 18 16,194 13 17,240 Il | 123,225 4 
‘ | 
20. CORNWALL. | 
299 Stratton - 2 = = i 280 II 280 I | 2,431 8 
300 Camelford - - - - a2 18 ahs 2 308 0 1,782 18 
| 301 Launceston - - =- = ray "<3 637 10 914 15 oH 4,553 9 
302 St.German’s- - - - Gs) TE HII 0 766 4595 3 
303 Liskeard - = ey ts 132 J eA 93 1,549 4 4,491 18 
304 Bodmin - - - - - 41 18 867 17 939 15 e907 13 
308 St. Columb Major - g2 15 360 15 413 10 3.129 4 
306 St-Austell - - - - 115 10 1,879 8 1,994 18 6,922 8 
304 | Tynror =~ - - -- yo 15 1,535 19 1,606 14 8,806 16 
308 Falmouth - - -  - 283 3 §1G > 1 799 4 2,985 9 
gogo | Helston- - - - - pe? 9 gor 4 672 13 3,506 16 
310 Redruth a a 182 13 1,212 19 #399 42 g.083 | 40 
311 Penzance et eS 86 «11 421 II 508 2 3.214 15 
312 Scilly Islands - - + | No Return. a 
Totals - - - 1,38I 19 10,624 0 12,008 19 60,410 § 
21. SOMERSETSHIRE. 
313 Williton = = - - PY ny 1,200) 17 1e2e3 ue 2 8439 : 
314 Wellington - - - ° 94 19 880 1 gys Oo 6,975 16 
318 Taunton eRe. See Ae oy 2,136 4 2,323 3 11,214 
316 Bridgwater - - - - 323 «6 1,446 6 1,769 12 10,812 19 
314 Langport - - - - Buy) i230" 2 160 3 4,407 8 
m8. WcOhard + 6 - - -. 67 17 1,21r 4 1,29 1 7,603 
319 Wesvik = § i te 0 «EM 8 725; 2 eS Oey ea 
320 Wincanton - : - - 29 «19 1,073 I 1,103 0 8,888 19 


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No. 29.—Cost of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief of Irremovable Paupers, also the 
Total Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Glasses of lari for the Year 
ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 


Total Cost of 










































































B U N ii O N 8 Cost of Relief In-maintenance j 
A to Irremovable Paupers. and Oe 
© AND elief 
~ eS ee ale ee to all Classes 
a SINGLE PARISHES ems 
& under Boards of Guardians. Tn- Out-door Total of ee a 
a maintenance. Relief. : Paupers). 
V. SOUTH WESTERN €0S,.—cont. Bs, £ -s. £8. O48 % 
21, SOMERSETSHIRE—cont.| — 
321 Frome - = a” - 184 2 2,158 16 23345 °18 T1092 19 
322 Shepton Mallet = - - - 4H 6 O 1,175 °6 T,252~> 6 87224 «3S 
323 Wells -¢. - ys [se Oe 61 14 443 18 ‘Sos 12 Hyoog 6-3 
324 Axbridge ase tie 63 16 661 14 429 10 9,605 19 
323 Clutton - - e “ - 80 16 1,671 16 ¥,982 13 “9,245 14 
326 Bath - * - - - 636 19 2,001 14 2,428 * 13 13,042 18 
324 Keynsham - - - = in 1,088 °1 ¥,239 °° % 4,091 14 
328 Bedminster - - - - 130 I0 i,org °2 1,442 12 11,319 68 
Totals - - - 25024 16 19,701 19 21,929 1s 141,676 18 
VI. WEST MIDLAND GOUNTIES. 
22. GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 
329 Bristol + siege je aye aegNo Return. hs ae és 
330 Ghiftom - 25 -jc46' je Ze 288 68 Lise 12 5,834. O28». 14,484 II 
331 .| Chipping Sodbury - 34 18 137 ~8 yu2. 6 4,883 9 
332 Thornbury. - - - ~ 390° 1B "4 306 12 406 0 3,662 10 
333. Dursley-  - + +. = 22 19 663 16 . 686. 15 8)284 
334 Westbury-on-Severn - - |. 59 4 S02 11 co) ae 3,366 16 
335 Newent- - - - > go 6 1,314 -19 1,408. § $1424. ot 
336 Gloucester - - - 219 oO Ast 2 640. 2 6,966 16 
337 Wheatenhurst - - - tm"8 248 13 TT a 2,109 16 
$38: RUrOUR one cs. Oe Te 303, 15 1,930 4 2,033 19 9.327 2 
339 Tetbury - > - - - 4 0 116 12 120) 12 1,359. 1 
340 Cirencester - ° = - 38 3 "42 6 480 9 4,416 10 
341 Northleach - - oe 85 14 310 «6 396 3 2,879 3 
342 Stow-on-the- Wold - - By 38 332 16 409 19 3,248 14 
343 ‘Winchcomb ° = “ 20 14 324 18 348 9 2,846 4 
344 Cheltenham - = - - 524 14 1,843 13 253 7heety 11,488 
345 Tewkesbury - - -— - 42 16 949 14 1,022. 13 gl2y 5 
Totals - » - 1,895 13 12,184 2 14,079 18 88,869 3 
23. HEREFORDSHIRE. 
346 | Ledbury - - = - 84 11 7S4 +3 841 14 4,914 3 
344 Ross. - G4 9024 <0 be 61 16 1,297 3 1,358. 19 6,043 8 
348.0.) Elereford ty ~:92.8 = * 4yi- 133 15 863 3 996. 18 8,699 3 
3486) Dore - - . - - HO 33 234 = 2 PyXoy ls 2,088 2 
349 Weobley a 5 sae 3140 Soouim 2.499 94 
350 Bromyard - - - = 39 13 559 8 590: is 3.513 5 
351 Leominster - - - - 48 10 802 19 851 9 4,440 14 
Totals - - - 389 19 4,830 18 5,220. 14 32,806 5 
24. SALOP. 
382 Trdiow =) 9 ike fe Ae 96 13 1,074 .12 E,t7T 8 B,201 10 
383 Chun: No-nt fhe ce 103 18 308 3 «49> 4 3,006 18 fF 
354 Church Stretton - -— - 2g 289 18 280 x) ue 1,838 0 
355 Cleobury Mortimer -— - 46 18 300 16 347. 14 1,948 3 
386 Bridgnorth - - - - 95 2 §28 13 623. 15 2,526 4 
384 Shiffnal - - - - - panne’. 390 9 600. 4 2,086 6 





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Total Cost of In-door and Ovt-door Relief to all Classes of Paupers, for "the Tear 
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a a 





































































































g UNIONS Cost of Relief ea | 
eS i to Irremovable Paupers. ant : 
5 SI . oe is : Is E ES ; “tt eapers 
© under Boards of Guardians. n- -door ‘lus 
3 maintenance. Re Tovar: 2 ae 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND €0S.—cont. 
24. SALOP—continued. fs. £ s. 2-8: £4 3. 
358 Madeley ee eee 134 10 1,707 4 1,84. 14 3,056 18 
359 Atcham-— - - - - 143 10 cy et 304 11 2,326 4 
360 Shrewsbury t - - - | No Return. ie 
361 Oswestryt - - - - No separate Account. se ie 
362 Ellesmere - - - - 30 I0 280 10 351-0 Od 
363a| Wem - - - - - 44 14 381 oOo 428 14 25510) 3 
3636| Whitchurch - - -~ - 88 8 440 18 820. «3 2,869 8 
364 Drayton - - - - By oO. 8 285 4h Teddne <0 
365 Wellington - - - - 319 2 1420) 4 1,448 6 4,033 12 
366 Newport . - - - 264 11 623 4 884 18 2,69% 3 
Totals - - - 1,465 3 8,244 14 93439 14 39,128 12 
25. STAFFORDSHIRE. 
367a| Stafford - - - - 98 12 B43 «6 641 18 g2ga 14 
| 3640| Ranton Abbey” - - - | No Return. an a ae 
368 Stone - - - - - 163 T 208) ae 4o% — 2 2,655 
369 Newcastle-under-Lyme - 214 13 386 14 604 4 2,286 
340 Wolstanton and Burslem - 488 9 2,482 +9 2,970 18 7,522 12 
341 Stoke-upon-Trent* -— - No separate Account. se we 
apo AeeK f= = es jee 95 15 651 if n4y 6 3,421 12 
3720| Alstonefield § (part of) - No Return. 4 a8 a 
343 Cheadle- - - - = 58 8 564 ~3 625 It 2,220 19 
344 | Uttoxeter - - - - 166 18 476 12 643 10 3,188 13 
348 Burton-on-Trent - -~ - "8 3 i,jh4. “£2 1,392 18 6135 Ty 
346 Tamworth - ° - - 34 It 85g 822 16 4,053 .5 
347a| Lichfield - - - - Ir 18 203 12 24s 10 4,841 17 
3740| Haselor- - - - + | No Return. Ne #3 ae 
3478 Penkridge - - - - 84 16 642 9 460 8 2,669 19 
3y9a| Seisdon- - + = - t if 331 18 333. 9 1,601 4 
3490| Wolverhampton - - - Ess4 © 3,704 - 2 3288+ 2 r2js25 26 
380 Weasel = 4 = ts fe is 261 15 1,385 “II 1,647 6 4,547 19 
381 West Bromwich - - - 973 9 6,910 7 7,883 16 14,938 19 
382 Dudley - - = - - 805 14 3,139 7 3,045 1 12,746, 14 
Totals - - - PeLCOn 13 23,8472 19 28,943 12 87,609 ° 
26. WORCESTERSHIRE. 
383 | Stourbridge- - - - 648 9 1,350 9 2,028 16 Le Se 
384 | Kidderminster - - ~- 153 18 HOLE TE) | EOE 75927 
385 Tenbury = = - - 82 14 300 10 383 4 1,819 13 
386 Martley - - - - - 16 I 1,073 6 1,089 147 8034 8 
38, | Worcester - - - °- 289 13 1,307 1 1,590 - 14 SSS 4 
388 Upton-on-Severn- - = 47, 0 992 2 1,039 2 53539 5 
389 Evesham - - - - ASumeS 692 8 440 16 45199 I 
390 Pershore - - - - 69 4 e460 615 ~12 e 18 
391 | Droitwich - - - - 44 3 677 32 (Tee ves ns 
392 | Bromsgrove - - - - 128 19 88y <1 noise 72 sine Wy 
393 | King’sNorton - - - lea | olin: a di laihiai 3i005 TS | 
| Totals - j- + | 1890 § sgh 14 || F008! 72 g1908 Bad 





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Total Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of Paupers, for the Year 
ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 


Fo 





Total Cost of 


a Cost of Relief In-maintenance 
o UNIONS 

A, to Irremovable Paupers. | oe 
z AND elief 

2 ha || ORE OU aR ges 
5 SINGLE PARISHES of Paupers 
= : inclusive 

& under Boards of Guardians. ; In- Out-door Total of ak 
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Vi. WEST MIDLAND COS.—cont. 










































































£ s- & %. £ Ss. £ S. 
27. WARWICKSHIRE. 
304 Birmingham || = * - 4,260 14 8,381 ° 4 1,012?) 1 29,253 0 
395 Nstom! =f =e ge Ps 261 14 666 14 g28 11 2,941 1 
396 Meriden - = te - 10 4 865 6 845 10 3,940 § 
397 Atherstone + - «+ = 64 =| 841 15 gos 16 3,199 18 
¥ 308 Nuneaton <« © = = 43 96 fe 416 24 460 10 3,853 9 
309 Foleshill - : - ° 88 4 618 4 4obO II 3,168 4 
| 400 Coventryft - -  - = | No Return. ¥ ae iis 
401 Rugby - oe Re - 22 16 437 II AGO = Fiat 4,816 16 
402 Solihull - * ° se 20° 18 321 14 B48. 2 ESOTH ok 
403 Warwick Srp ts 3s 305 18 2,238 33 2,844 I 11,608 14 
404 Stratford-on-Avon - Wak dO £30 5 1,384. 12 6j;109  § 
408 Aleester- - - + = 39 «5 622 15 662 0 4,180 2 
406 Shipston-on-Stour - 65 4 559 13 625 0 5,280 17 
404 Southam - « - - 46 oOo 240 10 316 10 2,874 16 
Totals - - - 5,244 14 147,825 4 23,100 I 82,943 II 
Vil. NORTH MIDLAND COUNTIES. 
28. LEICESTERSHIRE. 
7 408 Lutterworth. - =~ - 5° XI 646 14 697 5 5,404 19 
4 409 Market Harborough -~— - 28g 830 -6 S58. 18 6,851 4 
| 410 | Billesdon - - - - 31 19 178 3s 210. 4 2,183 12 
411 Blaby -°.- «+ = = Sx ia S109 862 0 3,584 10 
412 Hinckley - - = = 120 6 821 18 942 4 4,948 3 
413 Market Bosworth = te 63 25 1,003 10 1,084. 14 85816 8 
414 Ashby-de-la-Zouch + - 130° 'S 1,415 10 1,545 15 5,750 6 
443 Loughborough - -— - 218 0 1,137 19 1,343". 6 5.447 4 
416 Barrow-on-Soar - - - 66 15 4e3 10 820. =5 4,524 0 
414 Leicester - - - - 1,237 19 2.858 «10 5,095 19 ¥2;028 210 
418 Melton Mowbray - - - ree 349.3 482 8 4,397 8 
Totals - -  - rage e803 13 13,628 § 61,238 14 
29. RUTLANDSHIRE. 
419 Oakham - - - Ag= 10 ens. IT eS sien 3,006 oO 
{ 420 Uppingham - - + = 63 4 167 230 «9 2,999 10 
Totals - + - 108 4 680 16 489 Oo 6,005 10 
30. LINCOLNSHIRE. 
421 Stamford - - - = 11g oO 1,542 13 1,601" 13 6,159 16 
qaco Bourn! = & -ae ate Se 99 7 1,223 12 1,322 19 53973 3 
422b| Deeping Fen - «+ | No Return. ae e sis 
423 Spalding Sete is - 202 © hor 68 903_—s 8 4,857 19 
424 Holbeach - - - - 163 9 483. 9 946 18 B70") wag 
425 Boston - - - - - 145 18 1,898 11 Pro44e, 16 10,418 
426 Sleaford. ses. [le Oe 17I 13 g7o 18 1,142 11 5.956 34 
424 Grantham - - - - 2 a 5) A: 1,174 3 5,990 7 
428 OGRA 6 erste eee 2. conn 183 18 S181 = 1 2,364 19 10,552 2 








429 Horncastle - <-« = ° EAS nig 1,246 21 1,389 16 4,418 14 


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5 ‘ Total Cost of 
: UNIONS Cost of Relief In-mahitenaiee 
3 yee to Irremovable Paupers. an eee 
5 CLs Fr Ak Sees TT Sh PW Poo “of Papers 
© under Boards of Guardians, In- Out-door Sane PENS 
: maintenance.| Relief. Total. a Poe 

Vil. NORTH MIDLAND COUNTIES 
—continued, £ s. £ Ss. £0 Bs. an 8. 
| 80. LINCOLNSHIRE—conté. 
430 Spilsby - - . ° - T28 x8 7,613, 20 1,638 18 11,037 6 
431 | Louth - - - - - 1g? | 44 2,046 19 2,169 3 11,077 11 
432 Caistor - - - - - 108 II I,IQI 19 1,300 I0 6,802 8 
433 | Glanford Brigg - -~ - $7 12 1,375 18 1,533 10 9.233 12 
434 Gainsborough - -— - 190 16 890 18 108i 14 3019. >a 
Totals - + = B,17o  “s 18,534 3 20,404 8 106,797 2 
31. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. 
438 East Retford 89 18 i445 6 8 1,535 3 5,246 18 
436 Worksop ee a 213 12 1,18r 17 1,395 9 4,463 3 
437 Mansfield - - - - T4y = 8 1,846 18 1,994 3 4,414 13 
438 | Basford - - - - 318 18 3,601 13 3,920 68 12,638 8 
430 | Radford Bice incite) he m3. 1,045 18 1,189  § 2,396 14 
440 Nottingham - - - - 7,252 0 2,724 18 3,970 18 reay . 4 
441 Southwell - - - - 44 I ows £1 gjo 2 6,220 11 
442 Newark- - = = =» 113.7 8 1,440 II 1,553 19 6,522 19 
443 Bingham ° - - > SUS mats 204. 3 CIS Ne 1,963 18 
Totals - - ° 2,340 18 14,419 14 16,760 12 sy414 8 
32. DERBYSHIRE, 
444 Shardlow <= t= «+ -» 84 19 1,409 18 1,467 17 6,194 12 
448 Bethy =. "2 af fe  « 397 12 984 10 1,382 2 23875 3 
446 Belper -— - ee 183 19 152 5 2 1,275 0 BITS joe 
44,@,| Ashbourne - - = - 32 19 485 14 518 13 2,880 16 
4470| <Alstonefield § (part of) - | No Return. AC ar ae 
448 Chesterfield - - - - 334 13 2,481 8 3,116 I 4,184 18 
449 Bakewell SS ae ae 4y 19 1,030 3 1,108 2 4,086 10 
450 Chapel-en-le-Frith - Sl 20- 1 age 1s 244 16 WATS 36 
451a| Glossop - - . - - No separate Account. BY ae 
4510| Hayfield eet an: Se Caen 13r 6 5/2 7 Tremere 2 
Totals - + - 1,096 3 8,171 15 9,267 18 30,903 10 
Vill. NORTH WESTERN COUNTIES. 
33. CHESHIRE. 
452 Stockport «=.= + .+ 959 12 2,098 2 3,057 14 8,292 2 
453 Macclesfield - - - = 820 12 ob 2,535 147 8,408 2 
484 Altrincham .- = -+- « WI2 5 1,575 4 1,687 9 7,201 9 
488 Runcorn 9 9-- <« = -* ve 2,337 13 2,337 13 6,746 0 
456 Northwich - + - = 157 18 2,147 2 Bo5 OS i012 0 6,148 1 
484 Congleton - - - -° 256 1 15331 3 1,587 | 3 4,512 18 
488 Nantwich = - - - £20, VLE 1,594 8 1,715 19 7,256 11 
489a@| Great Boughton - - - + 822 15 622 15 sod 15 
4sg0.Chesterf oo =< ..- -* = 149 4 8 6 157 10 BES2 1M 
4sgc| Hawarden - - = - Be xe 153 16 158 16 m482 12 
46m teeWWirrall - 40 ee. +s 423 12 2,999 18 3,425 7 Bi000 | Fg 








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Total Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of Paupers, for the Year 
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Total Cost of 


RD fe 3 
2 UNIONS Cost of Relief In-maintenance 
va ea to Irremovable Paupers. Beg fi 2a 

SI ae eet Nor TOT eT re Cae ON Were eee en Tone ain et ee ce. TN, to all Classes 
g SINGLE PARISHES aT —— 
Pl ° inciuslive 

a under Boards of Guardians. In- Out-door 
s maintenance. Relief. - Total. mn cont ae | 


Vill, NORTH WESTERN COURTIES—condt. 





































3t. LANCASHIRE. S45 Ss. £ Seah £ Ss. £ Ss. 

461 Liverpool || - - =: - 8,248 3 9,808 10 18,056 13 84,169 19 
462 West Derby - - - = 2,946 15 6,042 14 8,489 12 19,840 2 
463 Prescot - - - - - 237 19 1,582" 17 1,820 10 8,519 3 

4 464 Ormskirk - - - - yo 14 A416") 2 486 18 2,769 18 
| 465 Wigan = “+ 2 «= = 685 10 3,144 18 3,860 8 10,318 4 
4 466 Warrington - - - - 289 17 1,223 18 1,513 15 5,337 © 
467. | Leigh + - 2-5 = 116 0 414 18 ||. 833 18 3,201 12 

qf 468 Bolton <« ° ° - - 428 18 4,613 -10 6,342 8 14,499 0 
4469 Dery pe sk ae 371 17 4,237 II 4,609 8 12,133 6 
4 470 Barton-upon-Irwell -— - 88 2 690 4 448 «6 3.439 15 
4471 Chorlton 2 telot 3 S 13983 " ¢ 2,650 14 3,834 2 9,178 15 
4472 Salford -  - - - 1,224 10 2,045 3 4,192 ¥3 8,809 17 
4 473@| Manchester*- - -— = 9,046 14 13,9737 10 22,484 4 30,934 3 
44735| Prestwich - - - - 99 2 "98 3 897s 2,168 10 
W474 Ashton-under-Lyne - - 644 0 1,918 1 2,392 “I 6,848 8 
4475 Oldham- - - - - ep aan 1,446 3 2,917 8 8,347 18 
1476 | Rochdale - - - - 284 19 1,828 3 2,083 2 9,203 0 
1477 Haslingden - - - - Ios 4 1,223 3 1,328 10 4,370 § 
4498 | Burnley- - - - - 160 18 2,031 16 2,192 14 4,816 0 
W479 Clitheroe . - - ° 106 13 965 9 1,072 ».3 3,998 2 
| 480 Blackburn - - - = 909 18 3,129 15 4,039 10 10,0IS- 4 
q 481 Chorley- - - - = 136 21 1,313 4 i467 8 $,8115524 
| 482 Preston =. “+ "=. <8". 1,880 9 4,586 12 6,467 1 15,276 12 
1 483 Fylde - - -* - - 4t 0 s16 11 884 11 3,218 14 
484 Garstang oe Sg ie 344 416 19 432 11 2,584 16 
48sa| Lancaster - - - - 123 18 822 18 946 13 3,049 19 

14836] Caton§- - - - - | No Return. Le ai; af 
483c| Arkholme,&e. - - - Ditto. es ‘ a4 

4 486 Ulverstone *- - . : 210 13 1,147 6 1,357 19 4,952 6 
Totals - - - 30,963 4 44,285 6 105,248 I0 246,435 18 


IX. YORKSHIRE. 


35. WEST RIDING. 
1487 | Sedbergh - - + - 3 4 23. 14 26 1 658 4 
| 488 Settle +« -°.+ *% » "9 3 634 8 416 11 3.417 18 


489a | Skipton ohare) -< Rae de 65 14 2,038 1 2,100 15 6,979 .0 
4896 | Carlton§ (part of) - «+ | No Return. ve Mi ea 

490 Pateley Bridge - - - a eae 383 6 384 8 2,297 18 
49m, | thipon “+ <4 pei 56 19 599 3 636-2 3,098 2 
492@| Great Ouseburn - - - 7 bed ala 44 18 93 oO 1,908 I 
4920 | Knaresborough - -— - 43 14 669 9 13° 3 3,629 4 
492¢e | Carlton§ (part of) - - | No Return. : mS $3 
492d | Barwick in Elmet§ (part of) No Return. 

492¢ | Cowthorpe,&c. -° - + | No Return. 

493a@| Carlton (part of)§ - . No Return. 

4930 | Barwick in Elmet§ (part of) | No Return. 

493¢ | Great Preston§ (part of) - | No Return. 

4930 | Castley,&ce. - - - + | No Return. a ar id 
494a| Keighley a er 138 4 2,046 14 2,763 -4 6,860 3 
4946 | Carlton§ (part of) - - No Return. ae 8 ri 

498 Todmorden - - - - . 1,132 4 13300 7 3,984 1 





496 | Saddleworth* + -+ - 31 15 43.14 WS 9A, Cage ee 


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aman meena emmasanaama tama samaamir amma teammate NN EE 


: UNIONS Cost of Relief Tne ae 
g AND to Irremovable Paupers. and One 
sf | SINGLE PARISHES to ail Uaioe 
bas : pers 
& under Boards of Guardians. _ In- Out-door Total of eae 
a maintenance.) Relief. ne Pauper. € 
IX. YORKSHIRE—cont. ; 
35. WEST RIDING—cont. ie aie ia ot. & fae os 
497 Huddersfield S *n 243 16 3.433. 4 3,644 9° 13,486 8 
498 Halifax Sa a 604 13 3,895 14 4,503 4 12,480 19. 
499¢| North Bierley : ° : 110 618 2,420) 4 3 Ree Te ot 8,204 19 
4990| Bradford *- - - - 1,246 9 6,743 XI 4,990 0 13,842 8 
499¢ | Carlton§ (part of) - - | No Return. #258 o a 
sooa | Carlton§ (part of) - - No Return. 
soob | Gildersome,&c. - - - | No Return. 
sooc | Great Preston§ (part of) - | No Return. 
good | Barwick in Elmet§ (part of) No Return. er is 
Sor Leeds* - - - - = | Noseparate Account. 4 - 
502 Dewsbury - - - - 292 6 5284 13 1,876 19 6,580 9 
so3@.) Wakefield. =  -) *; > 199 2 2,066 13 2,265 18 4,907 18 
5030 | Great Preston§ (part of = No Return. $ fs 
so3c | Barwick in Elmet§ (part of) No Return. 
soga!| Great Preston§ (part of) - | No Return. 
soga?| Newthorpe, &c. - a No Return. 
goga3|_ Barwick in Elmet§ (part of) No Return. te Bi se 
goqo!| Hemsworth - - - = af 346 18 346 18 1,S90- 22 
s04b2| Huntswick - - - - | No Return. = ae ie 
50s Barnsley - - - - 400 18 2,966 1 3,366 19 8,152 6 
Fob} Penistone <-..- <-> = syr it 84r x 2,426 8 
so6h | Wortley oe eceg wee OS 81 38 364 8 448 13 3,212 8 
507 Ecclesall Bierlow - 358 19 1,480 11 2,136 10 5,809 19 
508 Sheffield ce sig ERS 2,027 0 y24n 1 9,268 1 25,164 12 
509 Rotherham - - - - 224 16 2,423 12 2,648 8 6,919 13 
510 Doneaster - - - - 248 i 9 1,148 1 1,426 10 8,423. 34 
sir Thorne ee ae ae 13 9 244 16 288 8 3,829 18 
512 Goole. «= = «= = = 109. 2 607 11 714 13 3,370 4 
brsq\nelby ©: arp oery.. “f° ho 1 823 17 602 18 3,504 8 
5130 | Great Preston§ (part of) - No Return. Ne « 
g13c | Barwick in Elmet§ (part of) No Return. ae 
g14a| Barwick in Elmet§ (part of) No Return. pis 
g140 | Colton,&e. -. - - ° No Return. 
sige | Great Preston§ (part of) - No Return. 
g14a@| Carlton§ (part of) - + | No Return. hg : 
Totals - - | - 6,965 12 45,740 16 32,506 8 167,084 14 
36. EAST RIDING. 
ssa York Ss = : - - May. 5 -O 1,706 0 218g FO. 1,375 15 
srg | Barwick in Elmet§ (part of) No Return. ‘ Ee 
gise | Angram i PR sae s Ditto. .. | 
516 Pocklington - - - -° 48 0 192 | 3 ee: 3077 3 
814 Howden 7 s 2 2 88g 1 465 10 Bag 3,011 12 
518 Beverley = Se eS 147 11 976 11 1,124 2 4:234 27 
19 Sculeoates - - - - 173. 6 969 3 1,142 9 6,979 © 
520 Kingston-on-Hull|| - - oe 254 19 244 19 8,043 16 
§21 Patmington =* <i <b - 49 18 233 15 283 10 2,101 5 
$22 Skirlangh = “=~ * 5 ¢ 18 18 243 13 292 I 1,995 19 
523 Driffield - - - - 48 10 484 11 833 +t 3,982 10 
524 Bridlington =" *=2 ,- | - (ame 0 ey ime §8a Shi eg sites ORE rs 
Totals - - - 7030 + 2 6,440 7 4.490 9 | 43680 12 




















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168 Appendi« to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. | 


No. 29.—Cost of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief of Irremovable Paupers, also the 
Total Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of Paupers, for the Year 
ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 





Total Cost of 















































a Cost of Relief In-maintenance 

7 apices to Irremovable Paupers. ane 

$ ie FOI ee ee Eo NE Ee a See ee AE Dae et De to all Cina 

5 SINGLE PARISHES eRe 

© ians. - ut-door : 

: under Boards of Guardians a: leg Oe pene Total. of frremovable 

IX. YORKSHIRE—continued. 
37. NORTH RIDING. 
525 Scarborough eee | ea 184 0 893 18 1,074 18 4,838 12 
526 Malton - - =s= - : 106 61 395 16 Ol 14 4,824 11 
524 Easingwold - - - + | #853 289 4 304 10 2,199 18 
528 Thirsk - - BAe te 64 411 443.0 S07 41 2,379 14 
geod | “Helmsley ©- "S24 gi 8 ryt 6 176 II 1,362 18 
3290 | Kirkby Moorside - 2 | 4 16 44°. 8 719 «1 1,1§7 15 
530 Pickering - Sees tee 14 66 186 18 201 =e 1,694 4 
831 Whitby 2 RET eis OT PICS tg OG 848 4 1,063 3 3,734 9 
532 Guisborough oF om 30 ¥ 628 4 658 14 2,614 19 
533 Stokesley - + + «© | PS 290 1 2 301 9 1,840 14 
534 Northallerton - * eg 404 13 500 0 2,850 3 
535 Bedale - + +s © «| 32550 580 0 612 0 2,434 8 
536 Leyburn Be rahe one C2 ng 616 18 6479. 2 2404 x5 
834a@ | Bainbridge§ - is z - No Return. 3 ae 
537 | Carperby, &e. + + + | No Return. ze <3 a 
538 Reeth - - = - ta” oe III 19 TIX 36 1,527 3 
539 Richmond *- “So < +. | 87 21 5 462 2 849 4 3,171 6 
Totals. -* - = 837. 21 6,986 12 4,824 3 30,324 I 
X. NORTHERN COUNTIES. | 
38. DURHAM. ) 
540 Darlington - - - = 89 17 726 13 816 10 3.526 16 
Bares Stockton. - = “+l *« “583 2 2,867 14 3.450 16 6,929 2 
8410 | Sedgefield - -*+ + = | Cees) 304 3 311 18 _1350 4 
842 Auckiong: °<- ‘*< =) 2") 81 0 1,176 1 52385 3G 8,234 10 
543 Teesdale - oe - . 92 3 1,000 14 1,092 17 4,379 12 
544 Weardale - - - - $F} 6 421 19 453. 5 2,812 § 
s4sa| Lanchester - - - = | §2 10 339 618 392 8 1,853 13 
5450 | Durham So we ett eee bee 1,586 18 1,738 9 3,926 6 
546 Easington - = . = E2r V8 g34.: 8 1,058 8 2024 be 
544 Houghton-le-Spring - =I 420 4 1,259 0 1,301 7 2,951 13 
848 Chester-le-Street = "3 38 8s1 10 925 68 3,058 2 
849 Sunderland - -. - - 798 13 2,243 3 3,041 16 8,601 7 
850 South Shields - - - 434 1 1,806 12 2,240 13 5,850 10 
S51 Gateshead - - - = 262 9 2,510 4 2,972 14 8,072 § 
Totals =. = o$ar 13 18,031 17 20,883 10 60,370 6 
39. NORTHUMBERLAND. 

502 Newcastle-on-Tyne - - Fon. Big 6,539 1 4,320 I4 22412 11 
553 Tynemouth - - - = 403 9 3,524 18 3,931 9 12,077 0 
554 Castle Ward- - - - 5r 19 608 10 660 9 2,832 9 
583 Hexham PS SAR ost ie 203 § 1,308 § 1,571 10 7893 4 
556 Haltwhistle - - - - 21. 48 E52 113 143 10 824 I 
554 Bellingham - - - = II 19 339 2 351 I 1,910 9 
858 Morpeth ~ . - - HO 14 958 I0 1,029 4 4,265 19 
559 Alnwick -~ = - = 205 14 1,201 12 1,407 6 5,022 18 
860 Belford- - - - = Sic han 394 8 397 19 1,916 14 
561 Berwick-on-Tweed - - 194 6 1,465 3 1,662 9 6,929 13 
562 Glendale - -* - = 96 14 5745 640 19 3,123 8 
563 Rothbury - - - - AQ unre 280) tr 323 16 Z,090 4 











wT 


Totals = - - 2,150 10 17,348 14 19,499 


41,246 15 





1857. ] of the Poor Law Board. 169 


No. 29.—Cost of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief of Irremovable Pau 
1 ers, also the 
Total Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of Paupers Pe 
th 
ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. spa Cin eek teenie 















Total Cost of 







































































: UNIONS eds Cost of Relief In-maintenanee 
oO 4r y an at- 
2 AND rremovable Paupeis. Relit oor 
SS Ce ee GE EET hem ae Oa asses 
5 SINGLE PARISHES of Paupers 
& under Boards of Guardians. In- Out-door | Total ” eo nae 
2 : as A e€ 
2 maintenance. Relief. | Puupeed. 
MX. NORTHERN COUNTIES—con.| 5 5 | 6 sg, see aes 
40, CUMBERLAND. 
564 Alston-with-Garrigill* - 6b 73 IOI 19 108 12 1,902 16 
565 Penrith . poe; oe 424 6 £,41$}) x 1,839 4 5,419 10 
566 Brampton - - - = 64 18 “416 9 481 1,661 2 
567 | Longtown - - <- ¢ 79 14 286 9 366 3 1,933 
568 Carlisle = O° =|. * 00 2 3,942 9 4,642 11 8,447 19 
569 Wigton- - + = - 106 14 1,027 15 1,134 9 3,719 4 
840 Cockermouth ac 4. & 38r 2 2,219 18 2,601 oO | 6,798 10 
ves Whitehaven - > - 219 16 153230 10 1,542 16 Baas 1 2 
542 Bootle - - - - 8 13 a245 6 232 13 1,019 11 
Totais - - - 1,991 18 10,9547 Oo 12,948 18 38.930 63 
41. WESTMORLAND. 
573 East Ward - + <= - gq hee 526 18 581 13 2,470 8 
574 West Ward - + - > I 13 ea | R20) 1,648 7 
575 Kendal - -  - - 8 286 68 1,580 14 1,864 2 4,24O 18 
Totals - . - 342 16 25325 19 2,668 15 11,389 10 . 
XI, MONMOUTHSHIRE AND WALES. 
42. MONMOUTHSHIRE. 
346 Chepstow = ° : - is4 12 "44 19 929 It cons 7 
577 Monmouth - - > - 112 10 1,055 4 1,167 14 4.490 17 
syS8a | Abergavenny a mer, 264 9 1,676 14 1,941 3 4,126 4 
8786 | Bedwellty - + - = $36. 184 2,922 16 3,459 14 4,597 I 
379 Pontypool - - <- - 283.0 35 2,633 3 2,916 18 8,024 4 
580 Newport - - > - 465 7 8 4,262 8 4,924 16 11,433 - 2 
Totais - : - 1,814 12 13.325 4 12,742 ¥O 40,986 18 
43. SOUTH WALES. 
(A.) GLAMORGANSHIRE. 
581 Cardi, =e says 389 11 3,271 6 3,630 17 12,707 8 
582 Merthyr Tydfil - - -°- 603 0 6,007 4 6,700 4 11,091 | 4 
583 Bridgend and Cowbridge - {7x L101 110 1,213. © 6,636 o 
584 Neath - - - - - 204 18 2,980 11 3,185 6 Shrsy 113 
s8sa| Swansea - = ° * 398 17 2,083 17 3,040, 14 EAP? | @ 
(B.) CARMARTHENSHIRE. 
c86 Lianelly a “ . - - 36 yi 1,286 If 1,343 2 4,697 12 
Sh. | dulumG@overy = «ty. - 7 Is 2 539 8 554 10 ea 3 
588 tdandiloHaw® .m, "| + 2. § 946 14 959 2 the és 
589 Carmarthen - -°* ™ ° 25 2 1,733 0 1,703 2 roa pA 
(c.) PEMBROKESHIRE, 
F 4 6,810 1 
590 ivarberta, = js = JO. 7 1,548 > aone * ’ oe : 
CE Rn oe a a 42 12 887 14 a8 ua ani 3 
sg2 | Haverfordwest - - ° 68 1 39004 35 | 3,07 ? 





170 Appendix to the Tenth Annnal Report [1857. 


No. 29.—Cost of In-maintenance and Out-door Relief of Irremovable Paupers, also the 
Total Cost of In-door and Out-door Relief to all Classes of Paupers, for the Year 
ended at Lady-day 1857—continued. 


Total Cost of 





nD ‘ , 
ea UNIONS Cost of Relief In-maintenance 
; and Out-door 
ai sea to Irremovable Paupers. ; Heli at 
0a sses 
2 | SINGLE PARISHES of Paupers 
& under Boards of Guardians. _ In- Out-door otal of eye a 
m4 maintenance. Relief. : Paupers). 
| 


Xi. MONMOUTHSHIRE AND WALES —cont. 





























(D.) CARDIGANSHIRE. ee tt | ee S eee. £ Ss. 
593 | Cardigan - - - - 125 0 1,575 9 1,70o 9 6,569 9 

} 594 | Newcastlein-Emlyn -— - 9} 6 1,334 13 1,343 19 5,453 3 

H 595 Lampeter - - - - ¥ 20 2 420-2 3,424 | oO 

4 596 Aberayron - - «-. - Sit 1,069 0 I,oyI 11 3.951.449 

1597 Aberystwith - - - - ag: 4 1,166 8 1,193 12 5,040 4 
598 Tregaron - - - - ac 409 II 409 II 1,987 4 

; (E.) BRECKNOCKSHIRE. 

1 509 Builth =. ~~ es os Ss ae 34m gs gar 78 2,926 16 
600 Brecknock - - - - 88 8 1,329 17 1,416 *8 5,846 16 
601 Crickhowell - - - - 228 4 1.479 2 _ 1,907 6 3,483 2 

9 (0025 HEA. et eee 69 17 673 6 143 3 3,712 9 

(F.) RADNORSHIRE. 
603a | Kington - a See 46 6 830 14 Suu oo 3,719 13 
6036 Presteigne - - - =. 340 196 12 196 12 gsm ' s 
604 Knighton - - - « i434 407 8 498 12 3.372 16 

} 605. Rhayader - - - «| a 280 Ig 280 18 2,688. 3-8 

| Totals of South Wales - 2,528 116 37,691 19 40,217 13 149,452 0 

44, NORTH WALES. 
(A.) MONTGOMERYSHIRE. 

| 606 Machynlleth -~— - - - ate 865 19 865 19 5,220 19 
604 Newtown and Llanidloes - 84 10 855k: giz 11 8,989 19 
608a | Montgomery and Poolt - | No Return. a Ss 

1 6086 | Rhosgoch, &c. Me at eee Ditto Si sie S 

1 609 Lianfyllin - - ee sr 19 931 8 983 4 5,701 4 

i, (B.) FLINTSHIRE. 

y 610 Holywell 08 ee 234. \11 3,642... § 3,876 16 12,983 10 

i (c.) DENBIGHSHIRE. 

| 611 Wrexham - - - - 6g ‘31 1,978 13 2,634 4 8,324 
612 Ruthin = - - «+. . 61 14 1o44 °° 4 2,005 18 6,828 (8 
613 St.Asaph - - - - 4g 19 1,666 8 17424 8,149 8 
614 Llanrwst - > Shs 16 14 648 4 665 1 4,022 4 

(D.) MERIONETHSHIRBE. 

7 618 Corwen- - - - - 16. (33 "89 12 446g 33235 | 0 

1 616 Bala =) we BEE Shee 4 9g 254 6 261 4s 2,107 13 

pry | Dolgelly= i “sts «bp « .. 973 15 973 18 5.439 3 

| 618 Festiniog Sa eee eae 64 2 1,378 2.8 1,382 10 5,409 18 

{ (E.) CARNARVONSHIRE. 

H 619 Pwllheli o WSS" of ue 33 (19 1,926 14 1,960 13 8,090 4 

f620 | Carnarvon - - - - 11S 4 2,472 8 2,587 12 8,543 § 

| 621 Bangor and Beaumaris - 138 14 4,104 18 4,263 12 11,806 0 

1 622 Conway- - - - - me 1,862 13 1,902. 13 5,848 9 

(F.) ANGLESEY. 
i6o3¢| Anglesey’ - .-. »- - i 2,224 16 2,224 16 7498 18 
f 6236} Holyhead - - - - ee 2,942 14 2,942 14 8,708 4 
Totals of North Wales - 1633-2 31,009 9 32,622 II 126,448 17 





1857. | of the Poor Law Bourd. iv 


No. 30. 





Summary of Returns of Paupers REeiievep, In-door and Out-door, on 
the 1st July 1857, in 628 Unions and Single Parishes under Boards 
of Guardians, having a Population of 16,628,399 Persons; the entire 
Population of England and Wales being 17,927,609 (Census 1851). 


172 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No. 30.—Summary ef Returns of Paurers Revieven, In-door and Out-door, on the Ist J uly 1857, 
the entire Population of England and 















IN-DOOR PAUPERS. - 
INDUSTRIAL 
STATISTICS. Numbers of the several 
(not including 
Ratio per Cent. vle- i ir Chi A 
DIVISIONS ee ee Diecoma Able-bodied and their Children 
Popula- aged 20 hee and Children 
3 . upwards, under 16, 
and g in J sooupied fa Adults. of Able-bo died 
iS 10n nmates, 
* ? pias Waa asi mf ES ipa 
UNION g| 2 | Statute ok 7 
3 2 é £ Married . ; 
ae 1851. RS BS ara gi E 
COUNTIES. el @ | Acres. <3 § ,Couples,| . | 2 9 
mi Ay a of a ® s &a|-s 
S23 ae] go Poe Sbe a 2 ie lee |S 
at es dee) £|/ 212 | .|/8| 2 | 8 | 88] 5 
a1 2 esl 2 la -poees ret & eS leas 
a| 3 Suu) 81S | Shes /8i 8 | 2 |25)| 2 
s| 8 She] aes wale] O | O14 a) 
aA zy = a5 a i an 
i AG aay i} 2 3 4 5 6 






















|. THE METROPOLIS. 

1. *Middlesex (part) | 19 | 147 21,989 
2. *Surrey (part) -| 9 17 22,951 
8. *Kent (part) -| 2 11 22,591 


Totals - - | 380} 175 67,531 | 1,590,912 {| 46°3 | 1°3 | 6°8 | 3°4 P48] 54] 774 | 1,663 


Il. SOUTH-EASTERN. 

2. *Surrey (part) -|]11] 134 436,617 
3. *Kent (part) - 413 | 1,013,695 
4, Sussex - © - | 21] 284 883,076 
5. Southampton - | 25} 3801 909,551 
6. Berks - - - | 12] 286 563,347 


974,277 |} 47°9 | 1°0 
482,435 | 45°6 | 1°6 | 60] 34 12/13] 194] 436 
134,200 J] 35°8 | 2°8 














—_—_—— | COC Or |] | | | | FF S| ETO SL 


194,278 || 32°35 | 20°5 
484,297 {| 29°7 | 19°9 
248,690 f] 26°1 | 28° | 2°0 | 3°O If 12] ro &6 262 
7 
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349,339 |} 30°1 | 77° 
199,106 f) 28°9 | 26° 


C—O | | | Ss LOL 


1,475,710 |] 29°5 | 27°8 | 2°5 | 2°4 148157 | 475 | 1,446 





— 


Totals - - | 95 | 1,868 | 3.806,286 


Il, SOUTH-MIDLARD. 


1. *Middlesex (part) 6 67 | 176555 45> 150,608 I) es°s | 151 | 275 |: 822 s(o%g 88 | 106 
7. Hertford - -|12| 164] 497,673} 173,953 || 26°6 | 25°9| 8°4| 23]. 5] 61 49] 148 
8. Buckingham-— - 192 | 401,456 | 143,492 || 23°6 | 26°6 | 75°3 | 20H... | 3 16 

®. Oxford - .- - 290 | 475,892 | 169,823 || 28°8 | 26-7 | 4:0] 27H 2i 7] 3s] 135 
10. Northampton ° 823 631,173 210,489 |} 37°4 | 24°38 | 7°75 | 2°38 Date w2 | 114 


60,319 || 23°7 | sore? | 3°2 |~ 2-9 .. | .. 3 38 
129,668 || 27°3 | 26°9g | 75°7 | 2°0 grupos 10 37 
191,800 }} 25°4 | 29°77 | 1°6 | 2°3 6 8 52 126 


1,230,150 fj 28°3 | 25°4 | 71 | 2°4 1818 | 29] 2451 788 


— §| ——_—_——_ | | | ty SE | | | | 


87 | 205,366 
303,246 
173 | 569,768 
1,421 | 3,191,129 


11. Huntingdon - - 
12. Bedford- -~ - 
13. Cambridge - = - 


Totals - - 


IV. EASTERN. 
14, Essex - + +{17] 3870); 982,149 
15. Suffolk - - -| 17) 514 928,819 
16. Norfolk- - -| 21] 692 | 1,292,051 


Totals - - | 55 | 1,576 | 3,203,019 


V. SOUTH-WESTERN, 
W72Wilts - ..- »= {17 | 803) 778,233 
18. Dorset - + -|12{ 282 614,033 
19. Devon - . -| 21 | 479 | 1,674,699 
20. Cornwall - -| 13 | 221 891,766 
21. Somerset - -| 16] 479 | 1,008,515 


Totals - -| 79 | 1,764 | 4,962,246 


Vi. WEST-MIDLAND. 
22. Gloucester = ea ky | 800 715,745 
98. Hereford - =| 7 | 212 423,163 
24,Salop - - -{15] 2891 905,944 














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344,077 |] 26°3 | 26°9 | 3°9| 2°0 6} 4 | Best. 38 
335,780 {] 26°0 | 28°6 | 8°5 | 2°3 if 313 | 16 99 | 319 
365,199 {| 26°0 | 29°2@ | 24 | 24 xr | 23 | 106] 343 








1,045,056 |; 26°1 | 28°3 | 3°3 | 2°3 jf 30 | 53 | 3820] 980 


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231,538 {| 19°4 | s7°2 | 71 | 2°2 ff 12 | 13 40 | 250 
177,057 |} 28°1 | es°7 | 46] 3:4 ll 4 
570,446 f} 81°0 | 22°2 | 4°8 | 3°O Tf 4 | x1 44 | 446 
355,092 |] 23°5 | 2o°2 | 1°97 | 75°s 2 

456,136 }} 3$2°4 | 22°6 | 50} 4°3 Dist ad 28 263 











1,790,569 |} 28°5 | 23°4 | 4°6 











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419,492 || 35°7 | 15°5 | 6°0 | 38°6 Gol Sis 81 | 354 
98,917 {| 26°3 | s3°2 | 2:4] 2°5 Pio} II y] 
226,231 {| 23°3 | 2@8°0 | 2°0 | SSH .. | 4 32 | 140 





1857. | of the Poor Law Board. 173 


in 623 Unions and Single Parishes under Boards of Guardians, having a Population of 16,628.3 . 
Wales being 17,927,609 (Census 1851). ‘ z . 628,399 Persons ; 


CCE SS SSS SS SSS SSS SSS ss 
a - - ~ - - IN-DOOR PAUPERS. 








Classes of Paupers in the Workhouse 














Classes 14, 15, 16, and 17. Lunaties, i B 

‘ Insane Persons, Sb Macias - the preceding 8 S 

: a iots. olumns. = D 

Not Able-bodied, ri taba 6 ee 

a 

Fl 8 

Adults. Children under 16. Adults. yuk 

: ; 5 FI 

4 840 Ne} Lie} ro S 

Married a nies he eb 223 re a = 

Couples . 2 ee te oe a 2 o Be 

: a = |beingInmates|o 3 Ee = ot 5 

a fe ee ae . F 5 fe ee 

° s ® ‘ < a S. 2 ge ® ¢ - dq wa 5 

| | | Bes] gs (ecgs} .| 8 | s].)8] 8 a1 € 

2 Se te % |es| Sc $2 >eE 2 3 3 m oS 8 = 3 = 

= q = = |\2eel Sa (ssesi S 9 co a q a a SH = 

3S oO ve) ~» a O's a One s o f=} s o ‘a ° Gs} lo) 

= Fe Oo ) 5 Oo 10 = Fy 5 = Fe Oo = ae = 

7 8 9 10 11 12 abs) 14 15 16 17, A. 

201 184 | 2,330 | 3,411 68 200 2,822 BROS oa 18 ]3,257 | 4,933 4,367 | 12,557 | 3188 | 12,445 | L*E 

68 68 | 998 | 1,313 42 218 814 gi 109 5 11,363 | 1,939 1,524 4,826 | 117 4,943 | 2* 
25 24{ 215 | 374 2 I 401 23 33 5] 305 | 572 523 | 1,400 6} 1,406] 8* 























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294 | 246 | 3,543 |5,098 | 112 419 4,037 § 266 | 383 28 [4,925 | 7,444 6,414 | 18,783 | 311 | 19,094 











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20 | 16) 425 | 237 5 59 385 | 48] 44 5} 565 | 504 685 | 3,754} 20} 1,994} 2" 
37 54 |1,042 | 632 50 119 | 1,127 79 | 103 411,364 |1,259 | 1,916} 4,539] 4s] 4,584] 38* 
18 21} §z5 | 240 17 48 569 66 54 s | 698 |. 586 1,098 2,382 12 2,304 | 4 
26 25 { 661 | 414] 36 50 992 94 | 114 9} 918 | 973 | 1,506} 3,397] 31 | 3,428) 5 
15 14 | 323 | 232 9 25 623 33 | 38 7] 400} 448 896 | 1,744 8} 1,752 | 6 
































186 | 130 | 2,966 | 1,755 | 117 301 3,696 | 320 | 383 30 43,945 | 3,770 6,101 | 138,816 | 116 | 13,932 











{| ———— ee | ee 
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8 8 | 377 | 286 10 20 418 15 @ fh cat 459 | 410 533 1,402 81 1493, 4 
II £3 | 2389 -|: B93 5 7 318 3°} 74 6] 457 | 414 523 | 1,394]. 60] 14,454) 7 
II 12 | 186 | 119 7 s o7 242 14 23 2] 226 | 239 434 899 iI gio} 8 

8 197 118 9 8 404 22 35 5 264 | 303 634 1,204 14 1,218 | 9 

5 y) 185 105 26 18 304 35 64 124 238 | 291 589 1,118 4 y,122 | 10 

3 44 25 3 5 100 8 3 I 88 66 149 303 I 304 | 11 

5 117 81 10 18 192 24 Py | oT I59 | 153 305 614 ae) 627 | 12 


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48 29 | 687 | 344 16 i 883 67 | 5 86 31 924] 790] 1,344] 3,058] x18 | 3,073 | 14 
23 18} 463 185 is 18 537 50 4I 4] 646} 580 970 2,196 4 | 2,200 | 15 
42 34 | 482} 222 13 8 613 89 56 4[ 668 | 678} 1,242] 2,588 3 | 2,591 | 16 
113 82 |1,602 | 751 34 - 81 2,083 # 176} 183 13 $2,238 | 2,048 3,556 7,842 22 7,864 

4 @ |, 236° | “x12 es 10 539 38 85 21 308] 435 918 1,661 23 1,684 | 17 

8 6 195 164 19 36 295 II 28 34 236| 302 533 1,041 4 1,078 | 18 
36] 36} 547] 532} 48 72 856 f 68 | 124 13} 728 1/13,150] 1,557 | 3.435 16 | 35452 | 19 

9 9 254 341 32 23 404 19 Hs 3 289 | 614 400 1,666 ae 1,666 | 20 
I5 I4 541 382 42 48 1,004 46 104 Io J} 662 464 1,560 2,989 9 2,998 | 21 








72 71 | 1,756 | 1,531 | 141 219 3,104 § 209 | . 386. 81 | 2,223 | 3,271 5,828 | 10,822 52 | 10,874 




















18 21 | 541 | 424 30 55 818 99 | 194 12} 4743 |1,003 | 3,317} 3,068 28 | 3,093 | 22 
4 4 gt 45 3 25 176 4 21 ry} xr} 148 313 572 2 574 | 23 
19 6 204 142 15 28 283 34 62 34 293 | 353 805 T,I51 18 1,169 2d 


174 


Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report 


[1857 


SumMARY of Returns of Paupers relieved, In-door and Out-door, on the lst July 1857, in 628 Unions, &c., having 





DIVISIONS  [-- ygeuo 
Ss (Snel ae 
and S* jseslads 
f . m|.aed 5 Ad 4 3 
be bre sede 
UNION $3 8\S7 B/24 oF 
mee only See 
COUNTIES. |$72)/88 classe 
3 
Sezlsos srs 
2 Pols S25 85 
Ba blena|e4 8 
| < < 
1 2 3 
_| 1. THE METROPOLIS. 
1.*Middlesex (part) [| 10 403 233 
2.*Surrey (part) - 8 364 173 
8.*Kent (part) * 3 hs 22 
Totals - -j} 18 | 1,145 428 
Il. SOUTH EASTERN. 
2.*Surrey (part) - 2 247 151 
_ 3.*Kent (part) -| 2 | g12 212 
4. Sussex 7; oe 8 352 240 
| §&. Southampton -}| 3 | 437 254 
6. Berks og STS 249 156 
Totals © -| 14 {1,797 1,043 
ll. SOUTH MIDLAND. 
1.*Middlesex (part) { 14 160 33 
ds Hertford “3 - oe 284 153 
8. Buckingham - 3 297 112 
9. Oxford - -] .. 203 138 
19. Northampton - 303 86 
11. Huntingdon -] 1 58 13 
12. Bedford - - 5 143 "4 
13. Cambridge -{ x | 338 164 
| Totals - -| 24 {1,786 776 
iV. EASTERN. 
14, Essex oe a Hae 603 483 
15. Suffolk - - 543 319 
16. Norfolk - - 545 187 
Totals - -| .. {1,691| 989 
¥Y. SOUTH WESTERN. 
17. Wilts oss 344 214 
18. Dorset my PONE 6s 211 125 
19. Devon - 2 462 290 
20. Cornwall - - 216 40 
21. Somerset - ° 834 334 
Totals - = 2 ATG 1,006 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND, 
22. Gloucester wife et sir 162 
28. Hereford - + i 126 61 
24. Salop of ss 2 194 24 





-OUT-DOOR PAUPERS. - oe 





Numbers of the several Classes of Paupers relieved out of the Workhouse (not including 


Able-bodied, or the Families of Able-bodied. 





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nt: Families of 3. | | Ie- | relieved] Families Resident 
ult Males, Be a iti on 40195 amilies | 
ae .| in Columns 5 aad a oe account pene other Non- 
HS) 1, 2, 3, and 4, cS |e on jot Parent | "“0i*? | resident 
S45 2 | resident with Bie | and their} being Marines Males 
q 5| the Father. ro 2 | Mothers.| in Gaol, | valieved, | relieved 
a3 8 ea lg ee relieve 
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4 5 6 7 8 | 9 }10}11]12) 18 }14]15 116] 17 
335 | 1,164 | 3,551 | 3,072 | 7,708] 199 | 182/359] 94 | 268} 72 | 181/267) 663 
193 | §65 | 1,952 | 1,588 | 4,151] 121] 76| 164] 46 | 158] 22 | 58! gor] 243 
29 | 134] 399 | 437 | 985] 15] 65} 98| 44/154] § | 16] 35] go 
557 | 1,863 | 5,902 | 5,097 |12,844 | 335 | 323 | 621 | 184 | 580} 99 | 255 | 893] 996 
a2 | 342 | 13,213 | 5479 | 1,616] 52) 5] 9/35) 47 | 7 | 14 | 12 39 
2 | §92 | 1,933 | 1,285 | 3,509 |150 | 6 | 8 | 34 |102 | 12 | 40 | 48] 139 
13/| §18 | 1,634 | 486 | 2,144 |\110 | 14 | 29 | 33°} 94 | 12 1 9 | 18 §0 
67 | 560 | 1,373 | 1,635 | 3.484 |253 [115 |165 | 41 |103 | 71 |162 |164 | 4397 
oe 2or| 689 | sox} 1,492) 96°} 12 | 13 | r4] 5215 | 9 | 23 §2 
104 | 2,803 | 6,842 | 4,876 |12,255 | 641 | 151 | 224 | 187 | 401 | 107 | 287 | 265| 717 
11 | 160 | 444 | 382] 9411 38+ 31 4| 12134] 2] 3 | 39 62 
: 323 | 904 | “585 121,542 | 68) 114} 15 | 30 (887 25 4a eS 20 
305 | 6473 | 6301] 1,385 |169 | 11 | 17 | 3x | 99 | 14 | 16 | 24 aI 
234 | 578 | 559 | 1.313| 86 | 18 | 25 | 25 | 67 | 8) 16) 315} 44 
4 | 308 | 688 | 45x |°1,746|119 | 11 | 9 | 161 56) 8 | 23 | 63 | 194 
55°} 83] 10” 466) 19)! E') “x pgo 97S | ts" 20 1 cigs 
. 174 | 429 | 449 | 1,121/ 42 | 8] 4 | 22 | 74 | 13 | 39 | 16 55 
1 | 380 11,029 | 8147 | 1,710|137 | 19 | 41 | 44 |120 | Io | 14 | 45 159 
18 | 1,936 | 5,021 | 4,363 |10,258 | 678 | 82 |119| 210 | 614| 75 |161|221| 568 
2 | 953 |3,085 | 1,228 | 3,437| 242] 23 | 36 | 34 | 123} 8 | 21 | 34 | 100 
29 | 688 | 1,718 | 1,307 | 3,199 | 222] 29 | 42 | 36 | 124] 19 | 52 | 22 54 
6 | §55 | 1,512 | 1,326 | 3,257 |210| 38 | 64 | 63 | 205] 17 | 27 | 37 | 113 
87 | 2,196 | 6,815 | 3,861 | 9,893 | 674} 90 | 142 | 1388} 452] 44 1100} 93 | 270 
2| 412} 910 | 841 | 2,157|147 | 29 | 49 | 40 | or |. 16 | 30 | 84 | 234 
3 | 243 | 632 |. 621 | 1,573] 62 | 2 | 33 | 31 | 73 | 5 | 10] 60] 166 
12 | 608 | 1,420 | 1,389 | 3,139 |112 |154 |196 | 35 |102 | 81 |192 |1g0 | 312 
x] 221) 689 | 1,045 | 2,447 | O61 | 47 | Jo | 20 | 52 4122 }-46 |] 123 
4| 654 | 1,46r | 1,392 | 3,668 |173 | 38 | 51 | 71 |213 | 17 | 53 |142 | 419 
22 | 2,188 | 5,111 | 5,288 {13,3814 | 555 } 292 | 399 | 197 | 5380 | 126 | 307 | 474 | 1,254 
14 | S59 | 1,381 | 1,283 | 3,421 |132 | 60 {110 |105 |299 | 21 | sr |12z | 318 
§| 161} 427 | 279] 734/35] 9| 7| 8/24) 3| 6) 4; 6 
§| 21r | 671 | 495 | 1,288] 99 | 35 | 45 | 26] 73 | x] 3 | 18 43 


(a) The figures placed in this column represent the number of persons relieved, both in-door and out -door, 0: 


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1,902 5,708 425 | 357} §2s 498 | 6 3,708 | 11,886 | 13,818 | 29,082 | 38 | 29,120 § 41,868. | 24 | 41,841 | 1* { 
1,126 | 3,326 | 685 | 1969 146] 149 | 2] 2,007 | 3,987 | 47,609 | 15,603 | -. | 15,603 | 20,546 | 1 | 20,545 | 2*5 
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320 | 1,203 | 118 52 12 13 | -- 401 | 1,951 | 1,912 | 4,324 | +. | 4.324 5,730 | ++ | 83930 33°F 




















3,348 10,2387 |1,528 | 605 | 683} 960] 8 6,176 | 19,494 | 23,339 | 49,009-| 88 | 49,047 | 68,141 | 25 | 68,116 























1,342 2,749 | 680; 264 80 | 106 
2,692 | 6,048 | 1,139 | 349 | 144 | 180 
2,260 4,030 |1,235 | 278 75 92 
2,407 | 5,387 |. 579 | 4389 147] 189 
1,472 2,853 382 226 148 181 


10,173 | 21,067 | 4,015 | 1,558 | 594 | 748 


1,843 3,868 | 3,898 9,606 | § | 9,611 | 11,385 | 40 | 13,345 | 2"E 
3,563 | 8,355 | 7,220 | 19,138 | 15 | 19.153 | 23,7937 | -- | 23,737 | "I 
2,044 5,608 8,816 | 14,101 | 25 | 14,1269 16,520] 9 | 16,511 
3,315 | 8,415 | 6,744 | 18,474°] 1 | 18,475 | 21,903 | F | 27,902 5 | 
8,972 | 2 8,974 1 10,726 | .. | 10,426 } 6 F 


13,723 | 30,291 | 26,277 | 70,291 | 48 | 70,339 | 84,271 | 50 | 84,221 




















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1,376 2,932 | 484} 218 42 61 5 1,855 4,033 3,405 95293 I 9,294 | 10,748 | 32 | 10,716 d 
1,352 3,197 | 254 | 206 52 39] § 1,816 4,423 2,420 8,968 | 19 8,984 9,894 | -. 9,894 | & 
1,628 3,132 | 720 | 183 S74) a8 g4-4 Dt 2,058) | — 45201 2,954 9,226 | 8 9,234 J 10,452 | 18 | 10,434 J 9 | 
1,580 | 3,664 | 337 | 205 86 | xy | rr | 2,059 | s,044 | 3,227 | 10,330 | 22 | 10,352 | 11,474] +» | 11,474 | 10 | 

7s") t,t6n| 366.| 864) ony 4-93, | a5 364 | 1,804 998 | 3,063 | -- | 3,063 J 3,367] .. | 3,367 - | 

943 2,119 | 338 158 45 64 6 1,210 2,910 2,295 6,345 | 22 6.367 6,994 | «. 6,994 | 12 
1,385 3.360 | 436 | 248 40 s9 | 2 1,932 4,901 3,459 | 10,892 | -- | 10,592 | 11,814 | 24 | 11,790 13, 





























9,383 | 20,998 | 2,891 |1,323 | 392 | 542 | 40 | 12,879 | 29,105 | 20,990 | 62,474 | 84 | 62,558 | 70,868 | 74 | 70,794 








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2,891 5,481 | 980 | 465 49 | 90| 10] 4,0r8 8,106 | 8,257 | 20,378] -. | 20,378 | 23.451 | 6 | 23.445 rs | 
39321 | 6,511 | 1,056 | S09 86 | ror | 74 4,209! 8,933 | 6,765 | 19,997 | 3 | 20,000 J 22,200 | 49 nee e 
3483 | 7,863 |1,393 | 447] 69 | 118 4,260 | 9,924 | 7,020 | 21,204 | -- | 21,204 | 23,795 | § | 23,79 


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2,421 | 8,446 | 8941 3841 801 o1| 8] 3,364| 110] 45793 | 35,227 | 7 | 15.234] 16,918 | 2 | 16,916 a 
1,940 4,293 | 1,056 | 232 43 arch xg 2,322 5,364 30798 | 11,484 | 2 | 11,485 } 12,560 | 7 bbe A 
8.398 | 12,065 | 2,528 | 3189 249 | 319 | 11 | 6,413 | 14,906 | 8,218 | 20,537 | 21 | 29,558 | 33,009 | 34 | 32,975 = : 
1,592 | 4,493 | 587 | 138 84 so} 74} 1,907] 5,998 | 4,464 | 12,369 | .. | 12,369 ee .- ee ail 
4,620 | 10,080 | 1,868 | 394 | 180} 207| 8] 5,672 | 12,839 | 8,072 | 26,583 | .- 20:593, 201581 | neh 2905 : 











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16,271| 36,377 | 6,933 |1,469 | 609 | 723 | 36 | 19,678 | 46,220 | 29,302 | 95,200 | 29 | 95,229 ]106,103 | 43 | 106,060 


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2,863 6,835 | 1,167 | 332.§ 2177| 217 | Io 3,462 9,339 4,088 | 20,189 | 21 eee em pe mil 
Bi8z.| 2,220| s14.|. 06] Go|. 631 a} 1,434 | 25784) 2,815 | 9,033 | -- 5033 ; of ge : 
479 | 3,169 | 523 | 206 128 | 1361 3 1,836 4,189 2,858 8,883 | 8] 8,891 | 10,060 | .. , 











the 1st July, and therefore entered in the in-door and out-door totals on that day ; also those non-settled paupers 
accounts of the Unions to which it was chargeable. 


176 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report {i 857. 


SUMMARY of Returns of Paupers Relieved, In-door and Out-door, on the Ist July 1857, in 628 Unions, &c. having 











IN-DOOR PAUPERS. - 
INDUSTRIAL ee 
STATISTICS. Numbers of the several 
(not including 
Ratio per Cent. Able-bodied and their Childanam 
DIVISIONS Area, of Peredis: Able iodied and vhele an 
Popula- aged 20 years and Children 
‘ upwards, der 16, | 
and 8 ae eonvue in sores: ask of Able-bodied 
° jion, $$, es 
UNION ¢| & | Statute © re Pos 
3s a 1851. 15; © m arrie an a 
COUNTIES. |#| & | Acres “3 .|8 Vouples) ga | «aa 
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Vi. WEST MIDLAND— cont. (a) | (0) | (ce) | (@) 


25. Stafford - -{/17 | 259} 740,031 | 628,879 |} 23°5 | 11°1 | 2°9| 2377 1 6 | 7 | 881] 2991 138] 200 
26. Worcester - -|11 | 226] 430,683 | 257,144 f} 29°5 | 16°1 | 4°95 | 73°9 We 2 | 2] 44] arg] sos | 21g 
27. Warwick - -| 138 260 603,300 442,267 #] 32°5 | 11°38 | O°7 | 77°58 Bil tr 146 | 300] ror} 146 


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Totals - - | 80 | 1,605 | 3,818,816 | 2,072,930 [| 28°9 115-6 | 5°2 42°7 241 31} 402 11,282 | 7881 T57 


Vil. NORTH MIDLAND. 

28. Leicester - -{11 | 825 | 527,491 | 284,164 9) 42°3 | 77°9 | 4°4 | 3°7 Pr2] 14] 23] 130] 10g | 149 

29, Rutland - -| 2) 65| 107,728} 24,214 |] 25°2 | soe | 1°8] S31 or] .. 

30. Lincoln -  -| 14) 715 | 1,711,882 | 397,637 |] 26°0 | 30°6 | 15] BSH 3] 4 46 | 206 | 2047] 130 
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31. Nottingham - 1 9 | 293 599,481 293,331 # 36°7 | 76°7 | 9.5} 5°0 9 
$2. Derby - - <=|-9| 272] 555,260 | 259,965 I] 26°0 | 76°7 | 7e°s | zoe? Hw]. ye. 31] 30 | ae 














Totals - -| 45 1,670 8,501,842 | 1,209,311 f| 37°8 | 27°7 | 64) 5°3 |} 25 | 30} 187] 512} 426) 421 


| Vill. HORTH WESTERH. 
33. Chester- - -{11| 467 | 680,584| 420,074] 27°61 16°0 | 76°0| 44 ]1 4| 81 961 x75] 66| 123 
34, Lancaster - -| 28 | 450 | 1,237,726 | 2,055,781 f| 830°2 | 6°7 | 22°6 | 5°5 11} 18 | 28911,056 | 316 | 667 


























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Totals - - 39 | 917 1,918,310 | 2,475,855 I] 29°8 | 8°3 | @7°s | 541115 | 26} 365 {1,231 | 382) 780 


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IX. YORK. ‘ 
35. West Riding  - | 28 | 525 | 1,402,610 | 1,162,572 |] 23°0 | 10°3 | 23-7 | se | 8] 12} 67] 299 | 140] 296 
36, East Riding - -{10/ 369] 713,991 | 250,779 | s4¢°s | vets | 40] S11 x] 2] 313] of] 42] 83 


87. North Riding -{15 | 477 | 1,158,754 | 187,728 I] 27°2 | 37°5 | 2°3 | 4°44, ..] 1 6 65 43 29 




















Totals - - | 53 | 1,871 | 3,270,355 | 1,601,079 f}| 25°4 14°2 DSN) PS OF us 86 | 458 | 285 | 408 


X. NORTHERN. 
138. Durham - -|14| 311] 754183] 411,538] 27°3| 9°6} 28] 776..]..| ms] 06 | sq] 6 
} 39. Northumberland - | 12 | 538 | 1,249,299 | 303,489 / 30°3 | 15°0 | 2°8 | 70°7 4 EF 34 | \184 | or 93 
j 40. Cumberland- -{ 9] 200}. 998,973 | 195,210 | 25°2 | 25°6 | 8°1| 7°'7 a | 26 1o | 122 | 141 | Wag 
4l. Westmorland -| 8) 110] 487,567 58,387 1] 24°9 | ss°s | 776 | B24 x] 1 1g 49 43 | 28 


























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Totals - - | 38 | 1,159 | 3,490,022 968,624 f] 27°7 | 16°1 | 4°2 | 72°4 3 | 28 74 | 421 | 349) 300 


Xl. WELSH, 
142. Monmouth - -{ 6); 161 432,906 | 177,130 | 22°0 | 14°9 | 1°8 | 20°7 mh Pe 4 49} - 34 24 
4 43. South Wales - | 26 | 672 | 2,814,451 607,111 f] °22°2 | 24°97 | 21 | reg 2| 6 34 | 199 | 189 | 108 
| 44, North Wales -| 18] 349 | 1,898,185 | 383,962 ] 21°0 | a7*7 | 8°3] golf 2] 8] 18] 144] 160] 83 
































Totals + - | 50 |1,182 | 5,140,542 | 1,168,203 #) 21°8 | 25°5 | 2°5 | 72°5 








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| &c., in Wngland ¢|628 (14,208 | 36,370,098 | 16,628,399} 29°9 | 77°0 | 8°5 | 6°S [1249 |375 | 3,099 |10,418 | 6,383 | 7,187 
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| Residue of the King") | 402 | 954,817 | 1,209,210 || 4svo | 4°6 | 6°5 | 4:0 || No Return, | .. |. | @s 




















} Torats of England?| | |14,610| 37,924,915 | 17,927,609 || 31°0 | 16-1 | sa] o3if.. |... | 2. | ce | oce | ee 


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NocvTe.— Wherever the ratio of any occupation ewceeds the average 











857.) — of the Poor Law Board. 193 


Yo. 35.—COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of the Number of Apuvizr Aszz-sopixp Paupers (Male and Female, 
but exclusive of Vagrants) Relieved on Ist January 1857 and 1858, in 627 Unions and Single 


Parishes under Boards of Guardians, having a Population of 16,529,865 Persons; the entire Population of 
England and Wales being 17,927,609 (Census 1851). 





NUMBER OF ADULT* ABLEH-BODIED PAUPERS 
RELIEVED. 





Difference 
between 
fist Jan.1g5s, Pe 
| and issy, | Cent. 
In-door. | Out-door.| TOTAL. 


DIVISIONS 
and 


UNION-COUNTIES. 


Difference 









ON ist JANUARY 1857. ON ist JANUARY 1858. 


Unions and 
Single Parishes. 


In-door. |Out-door.) TOTAL. § 











1]. THE METROPOLIS. 


Incr. Decr.|Ine Dec. 


























1.*Middlesex (part) - 19 2,387 8,889 11,246 2,346 4,694 10,040 f- - 1,236 |- - 11°0 
2.*Surrey (part) - 9 886 4,436 8.322 998 4,201 8,199 f- = 123 f° + 2°3 
3.*Kent (part) - = - 2 234 1,106 1,340 306 1,029 1,338 fe gis sary 

Totals - - 30 3,507 14,431 17,988 3,650 12,924 16,574 f- - 1,864|)- -7°6 


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2.*Surrey (part) - all! 414 1,718 2,538 389 1,824 2,213 GB: eo, 2 ae 
38*Kent (part) -  - 26 1,254 3,109 4,366 1,256 3,428 4,684 gi8 = #] gg 
4, Sussex - - - 21 44y 2,292 3,039 4Q1 2,348 3,139 TOO), <9 wei boas 
5. Southampton - 25 440 3,948 4,718 815 4,381 8,166 448 - <=! Q°8 
6: Berks - - - 12 444 1,543 1,990 346 1,486 1,862 f- - x28j- -=6°4 
Totals - » 95 3,638 12,610 16,248 3,627 13,437 17,064 816 - -| 5°0 
Hi. SOUTH MIDLAND. 
-1.*Middlesex (part) - 349 1,321 1,698 309 1,162 Tj4yt Fo *= Beppe stage 
7. Hertford - = 12 504 1,702 2,209 437 1,824 2,261 ye hey! 
8. Buckingham - 7 217 1,412 1,929 263 1,744 2,004 "8 + -| 4°0 
9. Oxford - - - 9 342 1,478 1,820 268 1,478 1,743 |- - hh |e = 4°2 
10. Northampton - 12 213 1,836 2,049 223 1,881 2,104 sg = =| 29 
11. Huntingdon - 3 88 446 534 48 441 S76. f-\ | <i) 8 er kS 4 
12. Bedford -  - 6 136 1,043 1,179 132 1,146 1,278 99 - -]| 84 
18. Cambridge - - 9 440 2,224 2,664 428 2,210 2,638 f- - 26}- -1°o 
Totals - - 64 2,320 11,762 14,082 2,132 11,886, 14,018 #- - 64 }- - 0°5 
IV. EASTERN. 
14. Essex - - - £7 1,036 4,002 5,038 955 4,322 $5277 239 SSPE 
15. Suffolk - - - 17 808 3,543 4,351 788 3,379 45158 Fm. st ROS ers a 4d 
16. Norfolk - + 21 828 3,053 3,881 449 3,298 4,044 £62 =.=. Ace 
Totals - -| 55 2,672 | 10,598 | 13,270 } 2,492 | 10,987 | 13,479 | 209 - -| 1°6 
V. SOUTH WESTERN. 
17. Wilts - - -| 17 709 2,359 3,068 564 2,207 2770 f= a = ee Gag 
38. Dorset - + - 12 237 1,491 1,728 202 1,405 1,667 [- =) AGE lore ges 
—. Deyon - - «+ 20 640 3,293 3,963 507 3,322 93083 Pesioe Tage pe oe eg 
20. Cornwall -— - 13 231 1,737 1,968 203 15739 BQ4S Bol! "1 ASF ar rains 
(21, Somerset - - 16 862 3,864 4,126 402 3479 3880 fe = 9245 |) Fon 
Totals - -| 78 2,409 | 12,444 | 14,853 1,938 | 12911 | 14149 [- - 704). -4°7 
| ee eee Sewanee SE TED RAE aE 
| 
|; Wi, WEST MIDLAND. 
| 22. Gloucester - -| 16 482 2,603 3,055 328 2,418 2,746 es (cola Eo 
23. Hereford - - 7 138 812 950 96 678 114. [ae TOs as 
| 24, Salop - - - 15 248 1,213 1,461 215 1,143 E358 f° Les t= ao gne 





* The term “Adult” has, in the Tables of Pauperism, been always applied to Paupers aged. 16 years and upwards. 


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194 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report 


No. 34.—ComParative StaremEnr of the Number of Paupers of all Classes Relieved, j 
Ist January 1857 and 1858, &c.—continued. - 





NUMBER OF PAUPERS OF ALL CLASSES 
RELIEVED. 


































Difference 
‘between 
Ist Jan.1858} Per © 
and 1857. Cent. i 


DIVISIONS 
: and 
-UNION-COUNTIES. 





Differences 


ON ist JANUARY 1857. ON Ist JANUARY 1858. 











Unions and 
Single Parishes. 


In-door. | Out-door.| TOTAL. | In-door. Out-door. TOTAL. 


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25. Stafford = fs 17 3,094. 19,257 22,351 3,341 19,260 22,631 280 = "=P x3 
| 26. Worcester - - 11 1,884 10,647 12,231 1,886 10,266 11,882. J-. - 399 \-. °.3°H 
(27, Warwick -~ - 13 2,480 14,932 | 14,412 2,804 16,002 18,506 1,094 - - 63 
Motals = (-|-. 7 |) 12,005 |: 77,970 |i 89,075 [11871 | -77N8- |) 88,084 ]- - . 921 |- = 14 
/ Vil. NORTH MIDLAND. 
| 28. Leicester - - 11 1,488 10,682 12,440 2,383 12,894 15.244 2,807 - =| 22°5 ~ 3 
8 25. Rutland - ¥* 2 152 976 1,128 144 965 1,139 It =.) 2°0, ae 
80. Lincoln ani if 14, 2,288 15,668 17,950 2,358 15,688 18,046 96- -| o's 
ol, Nottingham : 9 1,459 10,458 II,Q14 1,892 14,291 19,183 4,266 - -| 610 | 
fe2. Derby,.- - ~ - 9 1,018 55323 6,341 1,116 5,842 6,958 GL ee 
Totals - - 45 6,702 43,104 49,806 7,928 52,680 60,603 [10,797 - -| 21°7 
VIL. NORTH WESTERN. 
38. Chester ae e ll 1,460 13,559 15,319 1,968 16,789 18,757 § 3,438 -  -| 22°4 
34, Lancaster - - 28 13,822 | 63,594 75,099 | 14,782 99,922 114,404 39,005 - -| 52°97 
: Totals - = 39 15,282 75,136 90,418 § 16,750 116,711 133,461 [43,043 - -|47°6 | 
AKL YORK, | 
| 35. West Riding - 28 4,594 38,589 43,186 5,108 48,819 53,924 $10,741 - -| 24°9 
86. Hast Riding- = - 10 1,265 4,214 8,479 1,340 6,993 8139 |- - 340° ~ 404 
| 37. North Riding - 15 456 6,944 7,403 604 6,716 4,413 }- - 290 - 3°8 
| Totals - - 53 6,618 52,750 59,368 7,151 62,328 69,479 $10,111 - -| 17°0 
X. NORTHERN. : 
38. Durham -“  - 14 1,390 13,684 15,053 TS 14,054 18,568 sis~ -| 3°4 
39. Northumberland - 12 1,486 14,462 | 16,218 1,514 14,688 16,202 f- - 16 - 07] 
40.. Cumberland - 9 1,392 6,994 8,366 1,404 4,384 8,488 422 - =| sco 
41. Westmorland - 3 418 2,132 2,550 418 2,144 2,862 2 - ~ =f O28 
Totals - - 38 4,642 87,545 42,187 4,847 88,273 43,120 9383 - -| 2°2 
Kl. WELSH. 
42, Monmouth -— - 6 432 |. 4,440 8,142 400 4,648 8,375 203 =) ST aoe 
43, South Wales =) ar 1,933 31,999 335932 1,780 32,049 345427 695 ~~ -} 2°2 
44. North Wales ~ 18 1,201 30,748 31,949 1,226 30,203 31,819 }- = 430}- =1% 
Totals - -| Oot 3,666 | 70,187 | 73,853 | 38,706 | 70,615 | 74,321 | 468- -| 0°6 
ToraLts of Unions, 
ie iP England and 627 128,382 720,048 $43,480 125,235 776,797 902,032 558,602 - -| 6°9 
Mhese b= ria 
pane of eae ual No Return. a 
Torans of England 2 i 9 paar 480M a 
and Wales” - - aa on see 39 3 











Note.—The Unions printed at page 184 et seq. amount to 629; two places, namely, Exeter and Bristol, were ne 
The number of Unions in the Welsh Division has increased by one since the previous Return in consequence of th 


1857.) of the Poor Law Board. 195 


No. 35.—Comparative Srarement of the Number of Adult Able-bodied Paupers Relieved, 
ist January 1857 and L658, &c.—continued, 










NUMBER OF ADULT ABLE-BODIED PAUPERS 
: RELIEVED. Difference 


between 
ON ist JANUARY 1858. HistJan.1g58| Per 


and 1857. Cent. 


DIVISIONS 
and 


UNION-COUNTIES. 








ON Ist JANUARY 1857, 








Unions and 
Single Parishes. 


In-door. toed acon TOTAL. | In-door. | Out-door.| TOTAL. 


Vi. WEST MIDLAND—continzed. Iner. Decr.|Inc. Dec. 


25. Stafford Ex i] 584 2,944 3.531 | 628 35331 3,959 428 -° -| r2°7 
26. Worcester - - aul 282 1,932 2,214 | 306 1,596 1,902 | - - 312 | « -I4°I 


27. Warwick - - 13 674 2,085 2,789 648 2,621 3,296 537 - =| 19°s 





| 
| 
| 











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en re | 








Totals - - 79 2,381 11,589 13,970 2,248 11,787 14,035 65 - -} 0°5 























VIL, WORTH MIDLAND. 


28. Leicester - = ll 344 1,788 2,129 § 68% 2,648 3,332 ¥,203 =~. =| 8658 
29. Rutland - - 2 26 138 164 | 47 184 204 40 <= » | ame 
30. Lincoln - BS} 214 381 1,904 23349 of 4ry 2,208 2,528 180-  -| 474 
31. Nottingham- = - 9 291 1,5Q1 1,882 | 513 4,183 4,606 | 2834 2 = 149°5 
32. Derby - - - 9 41 633 644 56 848 904 230- = 34°I 


—— = —__—_ $< | ——______ § ——_—- | — 











Totals < - 45 1,053 6,141 7,194 


1,720 9,941 11,661 4,AG7 -  -| 62°1 





-VIIL NORTH WESTERN. 


33. Chester - - atsl: 388 1,949 2,304 413 3,324 33934 1,433 - =| 62°2 
34. Lancaster - - 28 1,924 11,842 13,400 § 2,406 24,625 30,031 [16,565 - ~-{123°0 





































































































Totals - be 39 2,279 13,491 15,770 2,819 30,949 33,768 [17,998 - -/114°1 
AX. YORK, | 
35. West Riding - 28 864 6,542 4,136 446 10,903 11,649 | 4,513 - -| 63°2 
36. Hast Riding - = - 10 140 1,032 1,172 147 giI 7,098. [i> | > (PE4I| ~ sen@sg 
37. North Riding - 15 110 666 4h6 98 670 965 foi - 35 \s = yee 
Totals - - 53 814 8,270 9,084 988 12,484) 13,472 4,388 - -| 48°3 
_ XK. NORTHERN. 
38. Durham bs 14 129 2,419 2,848 181 2,550 2,431 163 > (#:| Base 
39. Northumberland - 12 222 2,423 2,648 224 2,494 2,421 46> -| 2°9 
40. Cumberland - 9 209 g21 1,130 228 1,080 1,305 175 ¢ wih Pee 
41. Westmorland - 3 42 334 409 49 336 415 6- -!| rs 
Totals - = 38 632 6,100 6,782 712 6,460 - 7,172 440 - =| 6°5 
Kl. WELSH, 

42. Monmouth - Ph 6 84 1,048 5,162 98 1,201 1,306 TAA mvcmi|, L2na 
43. South Wales “| 27 351 4,368 4,719 375 4,578 4,953 234° -| 3° 
44, North Wales - 18 228 3,883 4,108 233 3,886 4,119 EHisiey ee] Lop 

Totals - - 51° 663 9,526 9,989 703 9,675 10,378 889 - -| 3°9 
ToraLs of Unions, 
&c. in England and} 627 22,368 116,762 | 189,130 23,029 142,741 165,770 426,640 - -| 19°2 
Wialese = fs & 
Residue of the King- 
No Return. 
dom - be x saceADksER ihakinaiginveds ts iamtcigienabdell Se oe eee Sn te eens nA 
Torats of England | t 
and Wales - - cis cS | 
v 


pemgr rer eT eit aoecae CHEER SU UAE, ELST SE 2B 5 REL TET PPL OEE AAT ILE SON ESET GG RTE FDS ASR TREOS SE NOG IE STF EN ATG EN SU ATES 
returned on the ist January 1857, and are therefore excluded from these Comparative Tables. 
separation of Parishes from the Swansea Union, which were formed into the Gower Union. 





N. 2 


196 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No. 36. 





Summary Statement of the Number of Paupers of all Classes in receipt of Relief on 
| and Single Parishes under Boards of 
SS SSS SSS SSS SS 7S SSS SSS hs SSS SS SS SS Ss SS SSS SUS USSNCSS 


IN-DOOR PAUPERS. 





Numbers of the several Classes of Paupers in the Workhouse (not including Classes 






































i= 
a Able-bodied and their Children. Not Able 
3 
“ot Children under 
= Adults. 16, of Able- . Adults. 
& NUMBER OF PAUPERS bodied Inmates. 
o 
S IN RECEIPT OF RELIEF . 
‘ oe Married 3 Married 
z a ON THE Couples. 5 Couples. 
iB Ist Day oF a A a 3 
eS ee | Bal s i | ¢ 
S 3 : 2 g 3 | 3 , cc 8 
8 a ‘ 3 A i & rS) z 3 A fe 
z g eS 1 ee tea ed B.S Lee) ae 
S wR ES a a ») a oe 4 | 
A SI A 1 wf. 8-16. J aot 6 [om CS Lee 
1 2 3 4 5 6 if 8 2 10 
587 14,760,000 | January 1849 - = 2,389 | 2,548 | 8,605 | 314,426 | 8,159 | 14,841] 1,603 | 1,420] 10,034] 1 3,982 
587 14,850,000 | July 1849 - - - 802 | 1,104 | 3,948 | 10,144 | 6,805 | 9,483} 3,211 | 1,079 | 16,221 | 12,442 
590 14,947,000 | January 1850 - = 1,690 1,798 | 8,160 | 12,626 4,847 | 11,519 # 1,350 1,178 | 18,635 | 12,941 
593 15,195,000 | July 1850 - - - 512 655 | 3,085 | 9,003 | 6,354 | 6,940 9 1,025 932 | 16,0047 | 12,250 | 
595 15,382,000 |} January 1851 - = 1,390 1,500 6,958 | 11,847 45490 | 10,350 § 1,205 I,116 | 19,082 | 13,261 
597 | 15,474,000 | July 1851 -~ ~ - 432 540) 2,857 | 8844 | 6,333 | 6,509 | 1,020 913 | 16,529 | 12,724 
507 + 15,567,000 | January 1852 - - Toor | 3,117} 5,681 | 11,090) 4,349 | 8093} 1,187 | 1,087 | 19,4060 | 13,247 
597 | 15,668,000 |} July 1852 - - - | — 430 $39 | 2,956 | 8507 | 6,355 | 6,505} 1,012 969 | 16,979 | 12,855 
598 15,790,000 | January 1853 - - 440 919 | 4,030 | 10,748 | 4,251 | 8537] 1,080} 1,014 | 19,166 | 13,490 
611 | 16,325,000! July 1853 - - - 151 296 | 2,134 | 8,193] 5,856] ¢,42 949 836 | 16,725 | 13,618 
614 16,526,000 | January 1854 - = 1,192 | 1,380 | 6,307 | 12,411 7,929 | 10,658 J 1,338 | 1,199 | 20,505 | 15,316 
619 16,901,000 | July 1854 - - - 446 686 | 3,156 | 10,828 | 4,207 | 8,443 | 1,155 | 1,039 | 18,650 | 15,603 
620 17,019,000 | January 1855 - —- 1,052 | 1,286 | §,331 | 14,756 | 8,435 | 11,841 | 1,290] 1,173 | 21,038 | 16,476 
623 17,245,000 | July 1855 - - - 430 622 | 3,349 | 11,490] 4,123 | Sor7 | 1,077 | 1,030 | 18,999 | 15,902 
624 | 17,455,000 | January 1856 - - 998 |} 1,265 | 5,495 | 15,938 | 8,027 | 12,3691 1,342} 1,244 | 22,886 147,642 
624 | 17,560,000} July 1856 - - - 259 457 | 2,842 | ro,891 | 6,475 | 4,860] 1,00¢ 920 | 18,854 | 16,255 
624 | 17,665,000 | January 1857 - - 842} 1,017 | 6,952 | 14,867 | 8,596 | 10,970] 1,220] 1,1 39 | 23,617 | 14,490 
628 17,930,000 | July 1857 - - - 249 375 | 3,099 | 10,418 | 6,383 | 4,187 | 1,016 go7 | 19,822 | 16,466 
629 18,075,000 January 1858 = - 957 957 6,505 14,862 8,263 11,045 1,123 1,123 24,0475 14,893 











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No. 36. 





the lst January and on the Ist July in the Years named, in a stated Number of Unions 
Guardians in England and Wales. 





IN-DOOR PAUPERS. 








14, 15, 16, and 17.) 








Lunaties, Insane Summary of the preceding 
3 Persons, and Idiots. Columns. 
bodied. © 
wm 
is 5 
S S 
“s = 
- ~ 
Children under 16. Adults. S 2 a 
= ad NUMBER OF PAUPERS 
© o 
3 es IN RECEIPT OF RELIEF | 
Of Parents not | 53 | © 
Able-bodied, | S>y = : SS ae ze ON THE 
being Inmates. oR = oa i) g 
2s 5 5 & ss Ist DAY oF 
we ce oo lao} nat D 
2 ai cos I E © bs 
eS a ‘a ee a 5 4 5 mn 2 
2 );°./8se1 . RS S 3 8 ' a = 
S33 ne Sua nS 3 a 8 S as} rad & a 
tos oy by Ges = 3 g = i) g =] — poi) ~~ 
= aS ROE cy 5 a S a) a iS) S iS) 
= io) io) faa) i iS) i) Fy 2) H > iS) 
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 A. 


1,116 | 3,108 | 23,075 f 2,013 | 2,545 284 f 33,609 | 34,542 | 50,059 | 118810 | 1,956 | 120,766 | January 1849. 


UL 


937 | 2,165 | 22,485 f 3,979) 2,514 198 § 24,021 | 27,458 | 42,179 | 93,658 | 1,625 | 95,283 | July 1849. 


965 | 2,280 | 23,590 1,946] 2,449 234 # 31,780 | 31,012 | 46,515 | 109,307 | 1,021 | 110,328 | January 1850. 
913 1,704 | 21,973 2,041 2,601 184 22,721 | 25,520 | 38,105 86,352 811 84,163 July 1850. 
7,087 | 2,071 | 21,812 2,143 | 2,648 238 30,756 | 30,205 | 43,138 | 104,189 | 1,170 | 105,359 January 1851. 


ogo | 1,645 | 21,030] 1,950] 2,432 192 # 22,867 | 25,532 | 30,888 | 85,289 679 | 85,956 | July 1851. 


981 } 1,805 | 21,038} 2,040] 2,504 197 J 29,267 | 29,010 | 40,557 98,834 739 99,573 | January 1852. 
960 | 1,723 | 20,6904 f 2,073 | 2,505 181 | 23,445 | 25,566 | 36,407 85,412 585 | 85,977 | July 1852. 
989 1,809 | 20,948 f 2,115 2,630 209 247,814 |. 28,794 | 30,912 96,420 548 96,968 January 1853. 
989 | 1,618 | 21,485 } 2,135 | 2,093 201 ff 22,100 | 28,843 | 35,911 83,854 644 | 84,498 | July 1853. 
1,122 2,166 | 23,206 8 2,272 2,966 221 § 31,470 | 33,538 | 45431 110,739 653 | 111,392 January 1854. 
1,021 | 2,242 | 23,899 f 2,398 | 3,144 254 f 25,832 | 31,307 | 43,224 | 100,363 823 | 101,186 | July 1854. 
1,100 | 2,494 | 28,308 2,485 3,233 242 | 32,089 | 36,867 | 49,513 | 118,469 44s | 11,214 January 1855. 


1,047 | 2,319 | 24,987 | 2,490 | 3,263 201 f 26,337 | 32,304 | 44,628 | 103,269 985 | 104,224 | July 1855. 





1,136 | 2,690 | 26,379 f 2,668 | 3,542] 270] 33,421 | 39,421 | 51,851 | 124,693 | 904 | 125,597 | January 1856. 


1,034 | 2370 | 28,076} 2,037 | 3,561 | 234 | 25,605 | 32,048 | 43,008 | 100,661] 765 | 102,426 | July 1856. 


1,169 | 2,983 | 26,309 | 2,689 | 34,311 | 39.773 | $0,216 | 122,800] 1,082} 123,382 | January 1837. 


Oo 
tn 
~~ 
> 
rs) 
YQ 


g20 | 2,086 | 26,566 f 2,621 f 26,815 | 31,8601 | 43,447 | 102,123 1,286 | 103,409 | July 1857. 





1,082 | 2,622 | 27,923 § 2,815 F 32.440 | 38,600 | 50,836 | 124,077 | 1,504 | 126,481 | January 1808. 





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& 
= 
ua 
fe) 
- 


198 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857 


Summary Statement of the Number of Paupers of all Classes in receipt of Relief on the lst January and 


OUT-DOOR PAUPERS. 





Numbers of the several Classes of Paupers relieved out of the Workhouse (not including 


Able-bodied, or the Families of Able-bodied. 












NUMBER 












so ~ad! De ee “ee » 0 
Sa |oee jeg e ise Families of |. eS = Families Hi Resident 
{or Paupers | 2S rite ay g we | Adult Males, in 3 5 Illegitimate | relieved on iy Te. Families of 
aS-|ag" (36s |2E | Columns 1, 2,3, ® “a Children | account of | gajjors. ” other 
4IN RECEIPT [33 545 pa a Ben B and 4, | S 3 and their Parent | and Marines|On-resident 
‘Sts am jot |©82 |32 | resident with i = Mothers. | being relieved, | Males 
| OF RELIEF [2% 18°38 35° 238 the Father. ‘es us in Gaol, &e. ‘ relieved. 
Hablozd | So ls qa eS eee 2 
ontue |295\4a5 |24n8/225 P w» iq 
4 ~~ oO ® vlad i) “3 2 Bas os reg nm g 
fist Day oF jacslga . |88<5/96. | Sei 5 
agelage lee ohleue : Sie : ‘ : ae 4 
Scelees (eset leew 8 e418 , 2) 78 45 a os wus 8 
e2Pesublewdsi225) 5 | 5 Ei or pes | if | & 128). 5) teeing oa 
SesiscHalscasiget!| & | 28 | 2128/83/51) 8)/21/8 | 213 ae 
¢q |< < < = 5 ETO fa Be tO. |e. 1 Oo: eso ay 
1 2 3 4 5 6 ve 8 9 10 11 12 18 14 15 17 
f Jan? 1849 -| 403 | 25,506 | 10,996 |14,424| 43,030 | 132,234 | 51,772] 118,282] 8,837 | 5,247 | 7,753 | 21647 | 7134 | 775 | 11522 | 35932 10238, 
| July 1849 $06 | 22,284 | 881s | 8,719] 32,204 | 96,478 | $0,098] 115,854] 7,32 | 4,421 | 6,897 {2.412 | 6,375 | 696 | 14462 | 3,728 | 9,706. 
| JanY 1850 -| 308] 22,650) 9,071 | 9,314] 33,062 | 98,616 | $3,151| 126,184] 7,603 | 4,508 | 7,055 |f2,269 | 6,186 | 656 | 1,281 | 3,741 | 9,525 4 
| July 1850 -| 201 | 18,604} 6,790 | 4,440} 23,840 | 472,671 | $0,669} 124,122] 6,288 | 3,920 | 6,152 | 2,106 | 5.746 | S40 | 1,079 | 3,425 | 9,013. 
i Jan’ 1851 -| 200| 19,709 | 7,489 | 55347] 26,399 | 178,356 | $0,628] 123,413] 6,385 | 3,703 | 5,862 | 1,910 | 54427 | 544 | 1,124 | 3,359 | 8,538 
July 1851 -| 190} 14,147 | 6,539 | 4356] 22,553 | 67,339 | 48,147] 121,639| 5,893 | 3,518 | 5,536 | 15830 | 5183 | 474 | 991 | 3379 | 8,826 
Jan? 1852 -| 220| 17,630 | 6,801 | 4,108} 23,004 | 69,676 47,068) 119,989} 5,499 | 3.453 | 5.478 | LOIT | 5,271 | 461 | 978 | 3,225 | 8,515 | 
July 1852 -| 102] 14,049 | 6,442 | 2,677] 20,949 | 62,668 | 45,642) 113,751] 5,295 | 3,133 | 4,004 | 1,850 | 5,322 | 495 | 1,078 | 3,200 | 8,499 
San¥ 1853 -| 125 | 17,179 | 6,446 | 1,611 | 20,283 | 60,306 | 44,983) 115,221} 8,182 | 2,894 | 4,501 | 1,719 | 5,039 | 420 | 946 | 3,003 | 8,377 : 
July 1853 -| 81 | 14,892] 5,394 | 1,084| 16,981 | 48,410 | 45,472] 117,776] 4,847 | 2,640 | 4,274 | 1,728 | 4,880 | 479 | 1,157 | 2,974 | 8,225 | 
Jani 1854 -| 225 | 14,606 | 4,431 | 3,216) 23,203 | 68,785 | 47,205) 113,807] 5,272 | 2,811 | 4,470 1,718 | 4,875 | 579 | 14,15 | 3,367 | 8,878 
July 1854 -| 133 | 18,967 | 6,849 | 2,246] 20,509 | 50,584 | 447,709] 116,728) 8,188 | 2,912 | 4,477 | 1,916 | 5,520 | 1,239 | 2,743 | 4,075 | 10,822 | 
Jan¥ 1855 -| 116} 14,481 | 7,884 | 4,245 | 24,026 | 70,741 | 49,378] 123,354] 5,430 | 3,069 | 4,003 | 1,967 | 5,701 | 2,150 | 4.487 | 4.479 | 11,785 
[July 1855 -| 97 | 16,877} 6,644 | 2,498] 21,316 | 61,688 | 51,351| 126,822] 8,426 | 3,097 | 4,910 | 2,092 | 6,105 | 2,206 | 4787 | 4,554 | 11,393. 
Jan’ 1856 -| 164} 18,326} 4,849 | 4,067] 25,505 | 74,903 | $2,653] 124,960] 5,820 | 3,281 | 5,310 | 2,182 | 6,392 | 2,704 | 6,405 | 5,107 | 13,724 | 
July 1856 -| 48] 15,856 | 6,001 | 1,479] 18735 | $4,080 | 50,350] 125,071] 4,885 | 2,890 | 4,576 | 2,038 | 5,878 | 2,264 | 5,207 | 4,325 | 11,011 
Jan’ 1837 -| 83 | 14,210] 6,835 | 3,484] 22,839 | 65,720 | 50,362] 126,703] 5,114 | 2,860 | 4,632 | 2,018 | 5,958 | 1,268 | 3,006 | 4,389 | 11,689 
July 1857 -| 117 | 13,402] 6,093 | 1,875| 18,705 | 53,362 | 49,380] 124,307] 5,001 | 2,748 | 4,458 | 2,027 | 6,030 | 995 | 2,261 | 4,237 | 11,242, 
Jany 1858 -| 141 | 19,146 | 7,820 |12,155| 32,004 at tse: 129,423] 6,126 | 3,124 | 5,072 | 2150 | 6,204 | 1,998 | 4,249 | 6,048 | 15,708 





SE a a 


857.] of the Poor Law Board. 199 


a the Ist July in the Years named, in a stated Number of Unions, &c. in England and Wales—continued. 


000 ee cS SSNS SSUES 

















OUT-DOOR PAUPERS. ,A [ees 
eS Oo Sa 
@ [ote 
asses 22, 23, 24, and 25), Lunatics, , fsos 
Insane Persons,} Summary of the preceding 3 2 . 5 d 
Not Able-bodied. and Idiots. Columns of Out-door Paupers. | 3 ‘ a 8 Be 
2 8 = ([s08. 
3 as iS 5 o ep 5 f NUMBER 
3) rei 
cS aeel Be © 5 © 78538! BD | or Paupers 
Oo mas 3 = g | ° Ks ‘ 
* l2e Adults. ‘s = @ feiyc| ‘| wy Recerr] 
= ~ Pe i o Se eo phe 
mw |e B Ss S F2sSc| 8 | or Revier 
2.2 3 Je) rd 42, op S Sand = j 
| Big 9 a 2 | 8 | € [aS28| 8S | ON THE 
=e a 2 aa ee 2 fs448) & 
59 os S 5 2 © q P2sFel S Ist DAY OF 
2 = i) Oo i 
Ps aula, % se | a 3 a 3 3 S fuses) & 
® cs) gag i ® | o © 3 r= 2 H fe -S4| 6 
2 a SBS /sseie2isis a a Ke : a Bs m pSee = 
a a | Se lege loa tals 8 = S$ | 8] 3 Z feses| x 
SI o p=) 5 tH amy & oO a s o ra a) Cy i) & OOM o 
a Fe o HS Alin) LO bos fy s) H > a 6 A 
18 19 20 21 8 23 | 24 25 B. Cr 


¥ 
98,496 | 201,51T | 35,228 | 16,556 | 3,538 | 4,259 | 251 | 157,061 | 322,903 | 328,090 | 808,054 | 5,308 | 813,362 | 934,128 832 | 933,296) Jan¥ 1849, 


90,627 | 201,772 | 34.342 | 16,647 43,841 | 4,232 | 298} 130,723 | 316,979 | 289,126 | 736,828 | 4,189 | 741,017 | 836,300 773 | 835,524| July 1849. 


0,794 | 209,142 | 34,161 | 17,854 | 3,984 | 4,651 | 2999 146,288 | 319,434 | 303,968 | 769,087 | 2,696 | 772,383 | 882,711 | 1,805 | 881,206) JanY 1850. 


9,459 | 208,642 | 35,201 | 17,323 | 3,924 | 4,629 | 292 | 132,659 | 303,776 | 272,136 | 708,541 | 2,556 | 711,127 | 798290 | 1,972 | 796,31} July 1850. 


21483 212,160 | 35467 | 17,230 | 4,233 | 4,827 | 257] 137,530 | 309,708 | 276,613 | 723,851 | 2,220 | 726,041 | 831,430 } 1,990 | 820,440] Jan 1851. 


a 


19,096 | 212,009 | 36,478 | 16,441 } 4,162 | 4,716 | 258] 131,736 | 302,807 | 263,737 | 698,370 | 1,423 | 699,793 | 785,759 | 1426 | 784.333) July 1851. 


n,00r | 214,500 | 44,679 | 16,668 | 4,234 | 5,033 | 233] 133,904 | 304,480 | 264,765 | 703,149 | 1,183 | 704,302 | 803,875 | 1,139 | 802,736] Jan? 1852. 


9,665 | 211,676 | 36,715 | 18,737 | 45113 | 4,926 | 229] 130,041 | 297,143 | 252,516 | 679,700 | 1,060 | 680,760 | 766,757 | 1,088 | 765,669) July 1852. 


8,821 | 209,993 | 36,618 | 15,496 | 4,246 | 4,970 | 190] 128,813 | 208,171 | 246,646 | 670,660 | 888 | 671,548 | 768,316 987 | 767,589| Jan’ 1853. 


5,954 | 211,118 | 35,152 | 14,835 | 4,649 | 5,399 | 170f 121,632 | 290,944 | 235,749 | 648,325 649,020 | 733,518 874 | 732,644] July 1853. 





9,488 | 214,477 137,210 | 14,623 | 4,847 | 5,825 | 175] 131,922 | 304,718 | 258,747 | 695,387 | 956 | 696,343 | 807,735 | 1,139 | 806,596] Jan” 1854. 


6,624 | 213,993 | 36,908 | 14,684 | 4,828 | 5,960 | 199 | 127,134 | 308,147 | 285,761 | 688,042 | 879 | 688,921 | 790,107 | 1,086 | 789,021) July 1854. 


8,256 | 218,204 | 36,116 | 14,441 | 5,167 | 6,331 | 2029 132,951 | 315,002 | 273,658 | 721,511 812 | 722,422 | 841,636 916 | 840,720] JanY 1855. 


47,752 | 216,051 | 35,043 | 18,022 ]5,125 | 6,505 | 215 J 128,105 | 312,233 266,984 | 704,225 | 621 | 404,846 | 812,070 | 1,177 | 810,893 July 1855. 


9,135 | 220,804 | 347,078 | 15,136 | 5,303 | 6,632 | 367] 136,113 | 328,281 | 289,785 | 751,179 | 99x | 752170 | 877,767 | 1,112 | 876,655 Jan? 1856. 


4,300 | 218,268 | 35,643 | 18,103 | ,149 | 6,429 | 292] 124,677 | 309,704 | 250,983 | 604,424 | 732 | 695,156 | 796,582 480 | 796,102} July 1856. 


S 
on 


8,902 | 222,193 | 34,204 | 14,491 | ,234 | 6,640 | 264] 132,012 | 317,436 | 270,003 | 719,451 | 973 | 720,424 | 843,806 3476 | 843,430] Jan¥ 1857. 


$,812 | 219,799 | 34,943 | 14,7477 | 5,834 | 6,831 | 261 | 124,498 | 309,742 | 251,70r | 685,941 686,650 | 790,059 419 | 989,640) July 1857. 


Hhe | 481,705 | gok,186 626 | 904,560; Jany 1858. 


topo Emre 


8,936 | 224,449 | 36,228 | 14,586 | 5,613 | 6,907 | 236} 143,311 | 335,417 | 301,702 | 780,930 


8 


200 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No. 37. 





Mermoranpum as to the Weexity Returns of PAUPERISM. 


Tur Returns of the Number of Paupers relieved on the last day of 
each Week do not include the “Lunatic Paupers in Asylums and Licensed 
Houses,” nor the number of “Vagrants” relieved. These classes form 
only a small portion of the entire pauperism of the country. According 
to the latest Returns (Ist January 1857), the number contained in these 
two classes was less than 2°0 per cent. of the total pauperism. 

The Pauper Lunatics in Asylums are not generally subject to variations 
in number to the same degree as the other classes of Paupers, and the 
number of Vagrants relieved by the Unions throughout the country has 
become too small to need a return so frequently as once a week. These 
considerations led to the exclusion of the two classes. 

There are 14,610* parishes in England and Wales supporting their own 
poor: returns of pauperism are received weekly, in respect of 14,319 of 
that number; 291 parishes, incorporated under Gilbert’s Act, or still 
under the provisions of the 43d Elizabeth, make no return of the number 
of paupers whom they relieve. 

The Returns are arranged under eleven divisions. The Union-counties 
which fall under each are shown in the following view : 


1. THE METROPOLIS. Vi. WEST MIDLAND. 


1.*Middlesex (part of). 22. Gloucester, 
2.*Surrey (part of). 23, Hereford. 
3.*Kent (part of). 24. Salop. 
25. Stafford. 
Il. SOUTH EASTERK. | eo: re 


27. Warwick. 
2.*Surrey (part of). 


3.*Kent (part of). Vil. NORTH MIDLAND. 


A, Sussex. 28. Leicester. 
5. Southampton. 29. Rutland. 
6. Berks. 30. Lincoln. 
31. Nottingham. 
Hi. SGUTH MIDLAND. 32. Derby. 


1.*Middlesex (part of). 


7, Hertford. Vill. HORTH WESTERN. 
S. Buckingham. 33. Chester. 
9. Oxford. 34. Lancaster. 


10. Northampton. 


11. Huntingdon. 
12. Bedford. 
13. Cambridge. 


IV. EASTERN. 


IX. YORK. 


. West Riding. 
. East Riding. 
. North Riding. 


14, Essex. X, NORTHERN. 
15. Suffolk. 38. Durham. 
16. Norfolk. 39. Northumberland. 
40. Cumberland. 

¥, SOUTH WESTERK. 41. Westmorland. 
17. Wilts. 
18. Dorset. Xt. WELSH. 
19. Devon. 42, Monmouth. 


90. Cornwall. 
21, Somerset. 





. South Wales. 
. North Wales. 


PN en ere RT eee TS ee | BT Soe ee ae ee en hea 


* Many places, not heretofore liable to maintain their own poor, are becoming parishes 
under the operation of the Extra-parochial Places Act; to what extent this will increase 


the number of parishes in England and Wales cannot, at present, be stated. 


1857. | of the Poor Law Board. 201 

The following is a Tabular Statement of the Number of Unions and 
Parishes ; and the Area and Population ascribable to each Division ; but 
so far only as represented by the Weekly Returns. 


Number Number 09, j a Ona 
DIVISIONS. of * of Area in Population in § 
Unions, &c.| Parishes. | Statute Acres. 1851. 


THE METROPOLIS 39 isa | 77,970 


SOUTH EASTERN 
SOUTH MIDLAND 
EASTERN - 

SOUTH WESTERN 


64 | 
56 


1,398 
1,421 
1,619 
1,767 


3,993,130 
3,191,129 
3,207,344 
4,962,726 


2,359,185 
1,574,695 
1,230,150 
1,113,114 
1,799,499 





WEST MIDLAND 2 1,613 
NORTH MIDLAND . 45 1,670 
NORTH WESTERN 917 
YORK - - 371 
RORTHERN - - 1,159 
WELSH - - - 1,200 


ENGLANB AND WALES 5 14,319 36,569,030 


v0 
(so far as returned) } 


3,842,337 
3,501,842 
1,918,310 2,475,855 
3,270,356 1,601,079 
3,490,022 968,624 
5,203,864 1,184,764 


2,132,846 
1,209,311 


17,649,122 


The Industrial Condition of each Division is briefly exhibited in the 
Table annexed. 
















INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS. 





Number Ratio per Cent. of Persons aged Twenty | 
Yeurs and upwards, occupied in 


of Persons 
rs - Me SS eS See ee 
DIVISIONS. 


aged Mecha- 

Pwent nical Arts, ‘ Mining } 

y Trade, Agricul- | Manufac- and § 

Years and and — ture. tures. Mineral } 

aoe Domestic Works. § 
upwards. |  Gorvice, | 








(a) (d (c) (d) 
|. THE METROPGLIS - -' | 1,364,003 | 47°6 ivl 6-0 3+5 
Il. SOUTH EASTERR  - - 887,134. | 30°7 20°8 2°5 9-4 
Ii. SOUTH MIDLAND - . 660,775 | 28°3 Q5°4 7] Oi-vk 
lV. EASTERN pL bee Oe 603,720 | 27°4 26°5 4°0 2°3 
V. SOUTH WESTERR - - 978,024 | 28°6 23°3 4°6 56 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND - - | 1,160,387 | 29:1 15°5 5 si) 42°6 

Vil. NORTH MIDLAND - - 654,679 | 37°8 Q1°7 6:4 5°38 

| Vill, NORTH WESTERN - - | 1,351,830 | 29°8 B05 | 24-8 Bed 
IX. YORK ~ = a a 961,945 25°2 Tas hove 403 

X. NORTHERH - - - S21 408 | 27 16°1 2 12°4 

Xl. WELSH - - - - 641,680 | 21°8 Q5+9 2°5 124 
ENGLAND AND WALES - | 9,816,597 | 31°0 16°1 8°4 6°3 






The Industrial Statistics given above are for complete divisions, because it was im- 
practicable, from the manner in which the census of occupations was compiled, to make 
the same adjustment of data in respect of the 287 parishes unreturned, as that effected 


for the first Table. 


Poor Law Board, Whitehall, 
January 1858. 


FREDERICK PurRDY, 
Statistical Department. 


202 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No.37.—Comparative SraTement of the Number of Pavrrrs (except Lunatic Paupers 
in Asylums, and Vagrants) in Recrrrt of Rexier on the last day of the 


LS™ WEEK or OCTOBER 1856 anp 1857. 


eg TTS SE 


Number of Paupers Relieved. » Difference 
between Difference 
DIVISIONS. OID ERLE EE BR IR en aU per Cent 
‘ : 
In-door. | Out-door.} TOTAL. Weeks. 





Iner.1 Decr. | Incr. Decr. 











1856 - | 26,582 | 60,924 | 87,506 
}. THE METROPOLIS - 1,643 - -| 1°88 
1857. - | 26,931 | 62,218 | 89,149 
1856 -| 13,757 | 69,956 | 83,707 
Il. SOUTH EASTERN - 2,478 = -| 2°96 
1857 - | 14,777 |. 71,408 |. 86,185 
1856. -| 80714 | 61,396 | 69,467 
1]. SOUTH MIDLAND - 1,371] jeu » eeebee Le, 
1857 -| 8,249 | 62,589 | 70,838 
1856 -| 81414 | 67,823 | 75,934 
IV. EASTERN ~ - = .«) 2,883. |=... 8°80 
is57_ -| 7,982 | 65,069 | 73,051 
risse -| 74,957 |° 95,434 | 106,783 
V. SOUTH WESTERN : ] -. poco | dar ae. 
1857 -.| 10,562 | 93,231 | 103,793 
1856 -| 717,336 | 75,316 | 86,652 
Vi. WES T MIDLAND « ooo = 2TRO. does woke Ba 
| 1857 -| 10,554 | 73,318 | 83,872 
is56..~ | 5.449 | 49,006 | 47,455 
Vil. NORTH MIDLAND - sh te OF Opchae spammer Br 
1857 -| 5,535 | 41,650| 47,185 
1856 -| 13,647 | 67,127 | 80,774 
Vill. NORTH WESTERN” - 2,169 - -}| 2°69 
| 1857 -| 13,919 | 69,024 | 82,943 
1856 -| 5,569| 50,861 | 56,430 
IX. YORK - - Sse 2588.4 = ovum ay? 81 
1857 -| 5,647 | 49,195 | 54,842, 
1856 -| 4,058 | 36,520| 40,578 
MX. HORTHERN - - a SSS teadcus wake 82 
1857 =| 4,152 | 35,890 | 40,042 
1856 -| 3,248 | 69,460) 72,708 
Xi, WELSH - - -~ = 30 |- o= 40°04 
1857 -| 3,186 | 69,492 | 72,678 
1856 - | 111,173 | 696,823 | 807,996 
ENGLAND AND WALES* ~ sp idl Bohm wen OF 2 
1857 - | 111,494 | 693,084 | 804,578 


* So far as returned. 


1857. ] 


of the Poor Law Board. 


203 


No. 37.—Comparative Srarement of the Number of Paurers (except Lunatic Paupers 
in Asylums, and Vagrants) in Recerer of Reier on the last day of the 


2°? WEEK or OCTOBER 1856 anv 1857. 
























# Number of Paupers Relieved. Diora. 
een. 4 
DIVISIONS. — fap L | ane 
In-door. | Out-door.| TOTAL. |] C*tesponding | Per Cent. 
Incr. Decry. | Incr. Deer. 
185 26,858 | 61,945 | 88,803 
I. THE METROPOLIS - 12704. =fyeaas 
1857 27,211 | 62,862 90,073 
\ 1856 14,380 | 70,381 | 84,767 
i]. SOUTH EASTERN - 2,319 <~>-| 2°74 
1857 15,338 | 71,742 87,080 
1856 8,225 | 61,854 70,0767 
lil. SOUTH MIDLAND = 1004 - -| 1°43 
1857 8,428 | 62,652 71,080 
1856 8,296 | 68,130 76,426 
1¥. EASTERN - - - = 2928 |= = 3°83 
1857 8,056 | 65,442 73,498 
1856 11,520 | 95,644 | 107,164 
VY. SOUTH WESTERN - - $43,387) Pi eS U6 
1857 10,685 | 93,092 | 103,777 
1856 11,484 | 76,426 $7,940 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND = - - 8404 ]- - 3°87 
1857 10,675 | 73,831 84,506 
(1856 5,551 | 41,826 27 30, : 
Vil. NORTH MIDLAND 4 =~ we! 4a) eeeeses 
1857 5,558 | 41,778 47,336 
1856 13,725 | 67,3840 | 81,065 
Vill. NORTH WESTERH-~ - 92,8560 <% shed 1352 
1857 14,029 | 69,891 83,920 
1856 5,616 | 50,967 56,583 
IX. YORK ° - - «- 1571 |- oie ouye 
1857 5,712 | 49,300 55,012 
1856 4,089 | 36,307 40,396 
X. NORTHERN - - ~ + S784 =je en 0e 
1857 4,131 | 35,887 40,018 
1856 3,259 | 69,490 72,949 
Xl. WELSH - Pe 1966 =| sO ay 
1957 <« 3,221 | 69,654 72,875 
1856 ~- | 773,003 | 700,307 | 813,310 
ENGLAND AND WALES* = go 4,185 ]- o- 
1857 = |113,044 |696,131 | 809,175 





* So far as returned. 


204 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No. 37.—Comuparative Srarement of the Number of Paurers (except Lunatic Paupers 
in Asylums, and Vagrants) in Recerer of ReLier on the last day of the 


2 WEEK or OCTOBER 1856 anp 1857. 




















* So far as returned. 




















Number of Paupers Believers Difference 
between Difference 
DIVISIONS. é the ding per Cent. 
In-door. | Out-door.| TOTAL. Oe, as 
Incr. Deer. | Incr. Decr. 
1856 = 27572 63,144 90,516 
I. THE METROPOLIS - 1,584 - <=] 1°75 
1857 = 27,593 64,507 92,100 
; {1856 = 14,968 71,450 86,418 
Il. SOUTH EASTERN ~~ - 1,716 26) “1°99 
{1857 - 15,700 72,434 88,154 
1856 - : 8,453 62,3875 70,828 
I. SOUTH RIIDLAND - 104375. 534 “1°47 
1857 - 8,553 63,318 71,874 
1856 - 8,437 68,3706 76,747 
IV. - sé - 2,740 WEST GAS3 Sy 
1857 + 8,200 65,807 74,007 
; 1856 - 11,670 96,127 107,737 
V. SOUTH WESTERN - s $93,803 - 955 3°07 
1857. - 10,830 | 93,604 104,434 
1856 - 14,587 76,550 88,137 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND = =< ~SOADOW- 62 3°54 
LSo7o% 10,861 74,156 85,017 
1856 = 5,598 42,189 47,787 
Vil. NORTH MIDLAND - = & 48 }- - 0°10 
1857 - 5,648 42,091 47,739 
| 1856 - 413,685 67,527 81,272 
Vill. NORTH WESTERN - 3,281 - -| 4°04 
| 1857 = 14,211 70,282 84,493 
1856) -< 5,778 | 50,941 56,659 
IX, - = + 773 |- - 1°36 
1857. - 5,831 50,055 55,886 
1856 = 4,071 36,429 40,500 
X. A = © 113 | = - 0°28 
1857 + 4,141 36,246 40,387 
1856 = 3,304 69,510 72,814 
XI. - 339 = -| 0°47 
L857 1s o, 207 69,866 73,153 
1856 - | 774,803 | 704,552 879,355 
ENGLAND AND WALES* eee 
185 = |114,855 | 702,366 817,220 





1857.] of the Poor Law Bourd. 205 


No. 37.—CompParative Statement of the Number of Paupers (except Lunatic Paupers 
in Asylums, and Vagrants) in Recrrer of Retier on the last day of the 


47* WEEK ov OCTOBER 1856 Anp 1857. 

























Ls Number of Paupers Relieved. gio aes 
etween . Diff 
DIVISIONS. OL the _ ifference 
In-door. | Out-door.| TOTAL. ge ga per Cent. 



























i Incr. Decr. | Incr. Decr. 











1. THE METROPOLIS” - 


1856 - | 27,726 | 63,773 | 91,507 
1,387;aaoe tend 48y 


1857 «= | 27,927) | 64,931 92,858 


1856 - | 15,525 | 71,597 | 87,122 
1]. SOUTH EASTERN - 1 


1857 - | 16,206 | 72,810 | 89,016 


1856 -| 8633 | 62,553 | 77,1867 | 
Hl. SOUTH MIDLAND - | 
1857 -| 9,793 | 63,498 | 72,291 | | 


£856) > 8,648 | 68,619 77,269 
Iv. EASTERN - - } 


1857 - 8,418 | 66,175 74,591 





1856 -| 17,684 | 96,026 107,710) 
V. SOUTH WESTERN - : 
1857 -| 10,973 | 94,138 | 105,111 | 4 





2 1856 - | 77,6541 76,874 $8,528 | | 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND > 
1857 -| 10,910 | 74,693 85,603 | 


Vil. NORTH MIDLAND -4. 
1857 ¢i- 5,762 | 41,970 47,732 





| 1856 -| 13,6471 67,703 | 81,844 
Vill. NORTH WESTERR - 
1857. -| 14,450 | 71,293 | 85,748 





iX. YORK. - - 
1857 -| 5,923 | 50,633 | 56,556 


1856 -| 4,708 | 36,428 | 40,536 


KX. NORTHERN - - 
1857 -| 4,203 | 36,084 | 40,287 


1856 -]| 3348 | 69,672 | 72,960 
WELSH 


1856 -| 5,749 | 50,877 Hose 


pot 
ie2) 
Or 
wT 
8 


3,286 | 69,811 73,097 


me 8. 








ENGLAND AND WALES* 


1856 = | 176,325 | 705,946 eae! 


116,851 | 706,034 | 822,885 








206 | Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No.37.—CoMPARATIVE STATEMENT of the Number of Paurrrs (except Lunatic Paupers 
in Asylums, and Vagrants) in Recrrpr of Rutrer on the last day of the 


18? WEEK or NOVEMBER 1856 Anp 1867. 


Number of Paupers Relieved. Difference 





between Difference 
DIVISIONS. spend ¢ 
In-door. | Out-door.| TOTAL. a Cra per Cent. 
eks. 


Incr. Decr. | Incr. Decr. | 

















1856 - | 27,983 | 64,377 92,304 Be 
J, THE METROPOLIS - , 977 = =| 1°06 
i 1857 -| 28,160 | 65,121 93,281 
1856 -| 15,868 | 72,339 | 88,207 i } 
I]. SOUTH EASTERN - . 2,134 -'* = | 2442 
LO57 © = | WOSP7 | 793764 90,341 
| 1856 -| 8833 | 63,072 71,845 
lil. SOUTH MIDLAND - 1,129°°9 "= | 1°67 
1857 -| 9,008 | 63,966 72,974 
1 1856 -| 8,783 | 68,984 77,767 
IV. EASTERN - - - - = "2,583 SPs 9°38 
1857 - 8,528 | 66,656 75,184 
1856 -| 17,7380 | 96,040 | 107,770 | 
YY. SOUTH WESTERN - - Sogo | SFr aegs 
1857. - | 11,079 | 94,181 | 105,260 
1856 -| 77,787.| 76,758 | 88,545 
VI. WEST MIDLAND - - << 2964F}- = 2°98 
. 1857. - | 11,185 | 74,769 85,904 
1856 - 5,720 | 42,163 | 47,883 
Vil. NORTH MIDLAND - 438 = = | 0°97 
1857. -| 5,886 | 42,485 48,321 
{ 1856 -| 73,779 | 68,008 | 81,727 
TVUl. NORTH WESTERN - 5,702 - - = | 6°98 
1857". | 14,679 | 72,750 87,429 
1856 -| 8,737 | 57,404 | 56,835 
IX. YORK - - - - “+ ~ 384 | -S: 0868 
1857. - 5,984 | 50,467 56,451 
1856" - | “4757 | 36,587 40,732 
X. NORTHERN - - & QSBrPOPRN 069 
1857 *- 4,246 | 36,203 40,449 
1856 -| 3,847 | 69,596 12.943 
Xi. WELSH - -_  - 222 *- =| 0°30 
1857 - 3,348 | 69,817 73,165 
; [1856 - | 177,602 708,956 | 826,558) | 
ENGLAND AND WALES* SIO Wes | Orasz 
‘A 1857 - | 118,580 | 710,179 | 828,759 





* So far as returned. 


1857.] of the Poor Law Board. 207 


No. 37.—Comparative Staremenr of the Numer of Paurers (except Lunatic Paupers 
in Asylums, and Vagrants) in Recrrer of Rerier on the last day of the 


2°? WEEK or NOVEMBER 1856 anv 1857. 
ee 







Number of Paupers Relieved. Dilferente 
etween i 
DIVISIONS. the _ Difference 
In-door. | Out-door.} TOTAL, |{ Co¥Fesponding | — per Cent. 
Weeks. 












Incr. Deer. | Iner. Deer, } 






1, THE METROPOLIS - 






971 = =| 1°04 






1856 - | 28,367 | 65,029 oe 


1857 - | 28,237 | 66,130 | 94,367 


1856 - | 16,165 | 72,600| 88,765 
Il. SOUTH EASTERN - ; 


1857 - | 16,952 | 74,213 91,165 


1856 -| 98,970] 63,006! 71,07 
Hl. SOUTH MIDLAND - 
1857 -| 9,235 | 64,080 | 73,315 


1856 -| 8,974] 69,118 | 78,092 
IV. EASTERN - : - 
1857 -| 8,641 | 66,893 | 75,534 


V. SOUTH WESTERN - 
1857 - | 11,255 | 94,435 | 105,690 


Vi. WEST MIDLAND - 
1857 -| 11,277 | 75,410 | 86,687 


1856 - 5,814 | 42,162 47,976 
Vil. NORTH MIDLAND - 
1857 = 5,935 | 42,462 48,397 


1856 -| 73,883 | 68,376 | 82,259 
Vill. NORTH WESTERN - 
1857 - | 14,925 | 74,739 | 89,664 


1856 - | 45,822| 57,288 71,110 
IX. YORK - - - 
1857 - | 6,076 | 50,850 | 56,926 


1856 -| 4789 | 36,441 | 40,630 
X. NORTHERN - - 


i 
| sel | pn oa ma 
nial 


11857. - | 4,243 | 36,156 | 40,399 


1856 -| 3,443 | 69,764 73,174 | 
Xl, WELSH - -— - | | 
1857. -.| 3,401 | 69,879 73,280 | : 











ENGLAND AND WALES* 





1857 = | 120,177 | 715,247 | 835,424 


i” ~ | 419,867 | 711,177 — 





* So far as returned. 


208 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No. 37.—Comparative Statement of the Number of Pauprrs (except Lunatic Paupers 
in Asylums, and Vagrants) in Recreipr of Rexrer on the last day of the 


3” WEEK or NOVEMBER 1856 anp 1857. 










































Number of Paupers Relieved. |{ Difference 
a between Difference 
DIVISIONS. even? a = the | 
In-door. | Out-door.| TOTAL. eos per Cent. 
eeks, 


Incr. Decr. | Incr. Decr. 


1856 - | 28,770 | 66,525 95,295 
1. THE METROPOLIS - > meieeerrbines wemege 
1857 - | 28,474 | 66,478 94,952 
1856 -| 76,664 | 73,266 89,930 
li. SOUTH EASTERN - 2.315 Qaiee mel. 2°57 
1857 «| 17,824 | 74,921 92,245 
1856. 9,262 | 63,227 72,489 
| UN. SQUTH MIDLAND ~ 1,623. we® wale Qe04 
1857 ~- 9,438 | 64,674 74,112 
1856 - 9,191 | 69,249 78,410 
IV. EASTERN - ee ~ ~~ 2432 leeeee ss Ep 
1857 5 = 8,852 | 67,126 75,978 
1856 - | 12,724 | 96,355 | 108,479 
¥. SOUTH WESTERN ~ ~ = DADS =) pany 2°Q2 
1857 =~ | 11,367 | 94,699 | 106,066 
1856 + | 412,425 | 77,268 S9,393 ) | 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND - - -G2080ule> Yanso-a3 
1857 ~- | 11,464] 75,849 87,313 


1856 -| 38883 | 42,374} 48,257 
; Vil. NORTH MIDLAND — - 
1857 =| 6,006 | 42,976 | 48,982 


}VIIl. NORTH WESTERN - 10,560 - -|12°76 
1857 - | 15,213 | 78,086 93,299 
1856. ° + 5,963 | 51,497 57 Re 

IX. YORK « - ~ 842. - »« | 1 
1857 2 6,269 | 52,027 58,296 
1856 - 4,205 | 36,638 40,843 

X. NORTHERN im - « -« Spe pean067 
1S5h ae 4,279 | 36,207 40,486 
1856 - 3,468 | 69,596 73,059 

Xl. WELSH - _ - 577. - «- | 0:79 
1857 A> 3,433 | 70,203 73,636 





— 








1856 - | 127,788 | 714,560 | 836,348 
ENGLAND AND WALES* 


1857 - | 122,119 | 723,246 | 845,365 





* So far as returned. 


1857.] of the Poor Law Board. 20) 


No. 37.—Comparative Sratement of the Numper of Pauprrs (except Lunatic 
Paupers in Asylums, and Vagrants) in Recerpr of Rexier on the last day of the 


4™° WEEK or NOVEMBER 1856 anp 1857. 


















Number of Paupers Relieved. Difference 
between Difterenc 
DIVISIONS. the ee 
In-door. | Out-ddor.} TOTAL. |] COResponding | — per Cent. 
: ; Weeks. 
































Incr. Decr. | Iner. Decr. # 










. THE METROPOLIS” - 


1856 -| 28,945 | 68,598 | 97,543 | 
IH * 207998 SM Ilo -81 § 


1857 -| 28,734} 68,019 | 96,753 






1856" = | 77,077 | Jae72 90,951 





- SOUTH EASTERN - 






1857 «| 17,641 | 75,312 | 92,953 










1856 -| 9,506 | 63,899} 73,405 





. SOUTH MIDLAND - 






1857 -| 9,659 | 64,883 | 74,499 








1856 -| 9,527 | 69,720| 79,247 
IV. EASTERN - . - 






1857 + 9,090 | 67,833 76,923 







1856 -| 12,305 | 96,653 | 108,938 





VY. SOUTH WESTERN - 






1857 "=| 11,563") 95,121 106,684 


ns) 
| 


















7 V 







1857 -| 11,551 | 76,395 | 87,946 
1856 «| 6,078 | 42,138 | 48,156 






Vil. HORTH MIDLAND - 






1857 - 6,402 | 43,185 49,587 








1856 -| 74,792 | 69,327 §3,513 





Vill. NORTH WESTERN - 






1857 -j| 15,151 | 82,408 97,559 











1857. - 6,478 | 53,275 59,7538 








1856 -| 4,220| 36,702} 40,922 





KX. HORTHERN -— 






1857 - | 4,310 | 36,540 | 40,850 







1856 -| 3472] 69,815 | 73,287 






Der Wete | w - 27+: - 






1857 - 3,480 | 70,104 73,584 























1856 - | 123,598 | 720,040 843,638 | 
ENGLAND AND WALES* 






124,059 | 733,025 | 857,084 






* So far as returned. 


210 Appendiv to the Tenth Annual Report [ 1857. 


No. 37.—Comparative Sratement of the Number of Paupers (except Lunatic 
Paupers in Asylums, and Vagrants) in Recrrer of Rerrer on the last day of the 


LS? WEEK or DECEMBER 1856 anp 1857. 





























Number of Paupers Relieved. Difference 
- between Difference 
DIVISIONS. on a eee the 


corresponding| per Cent. 


In-door. | Out-door.| TOTAL. Weeks. 


Iner, Decr. | Incr. Deer. 


(1856 - | 29,3840 | 69,924 | 99,234 
I, THE METROPOLIS’ - - Apepeeeee. auioeas 
1857 - | 29,176 | 69,634 98,810 7 
(1856 - | 47,479 | 74,949 92,368 
li. SOUTH EASTERN “4 2,071 - .- | 2°24 


1857 - | 18,075 | 76,364 | 94,439 

















| 1s56 -| 9,893 | 645611 74,454 
TL. «SOUTH MIDLAND - ; | 1,107 - -}.1°49 
. 1857+ | 9,991 | 65,5701 75,561 
1856 -| 9,838 | 70,269 | 80;107 
| IW. EASTERN “ - - *_ 2,520 | = 9+. 8°15 
-1857..-| 9,487 | 68,100 | 77,587 
: 1856 ~| 12,498 | 97,140| 109,638 
V. SOUTH WESTERN - - 4 DB5Ba} wc ee (2°2S 
| 1857, -:| 11,725 | 95,560 | 107,285 
| 1856 -| 712,525 | 78,144] 90,669 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND - - - 1,869 }- = 2°06 
1857 =| 11,837 | 76,963 | 88,800 
1356 -| 6,763 | 42,602| 49,768 
Vil. NORTH MIDLAND - | 4,433 - =| 9:09 
1857 -| 6,725 | 46,473 | 53,198 
1856 - | 145347 | 70,1771 84,452 
Vill. NORTH WESTERN - 23,4361) jst) 2707S 
1857 -| 15,853 | 92,035 | 107,888 
1856 -| 6,055 | 54,876 | 57,984 
ix. YORK: | --casae 3,986 -..-| ores 
1857 -| 6,647 | 55,270 | 61,917 
1856 -| 4,300| 36,848| 47,148 
X. NORTHERN - - - - 240}= = 0°58 
1857 -| 4,382] 36,521] 40,903 
: ‘1956 -| 3,505 | 69,847 | 73,362 
Xl. WELSH - - - 747. - = | GEPOR 
| 1857. - | 3,534 | 70,565 | 74,099 
1856 - | 125,847 | 726,266 | 852,173 
ENGLAND AND WALES* 28:374 )= #24 28°33 
1857 = | 127,432 | 753,055 | 880,487 





* So far as returned. 


1857.] . of the Poor Law Board. 211 


No. 37.--Comparative Sraremenr of the Number of Pavuprrs (except Lunatic 
Paupers in Asylums, and Vagrants) in Receter of Rutrer on the last day of the 


2°” WEEK or DECEMBER 1856 axp 1857. 
0 es ee ee 


Number of Paupers Relieved. Difference 


DIVISIONS. (lt <a: a? between Difference — 


the 
In-door. | Out-door.| TOTAL. 
















corresponding per Cent. 
ecks, 












Incr. Decr. | Incr. Deer. 










1. THE METROPOLIS 


1856 + | 29,807 | 73,522 | 103,323 
“ ; - Slisse7 ti BT shoe; 


1857 - | 29,458 | 70,498 | 99,956 
















Ii. SOUTH EASTERN 





1856 -| 17,973 | 75,908 | -93,884 
E 176802749 BYses 


1857 - | 18,440 | 77,204 95,644 






lil. SOUTH MIDLAND 






in - | 10,360 | 64,994 ee 


1857 - | 10,265 | 65,976 | -76,241 













IV. EASTERN - 






/ 1856 - | 70,855 | 70,900 a 


1857 - | 93751 | 68;713 | -78,464 






1856 = | 72,759 | 97,697 | 110,456 





V. SOUTH WESTERN - 






1857 - | 11,844 | 95,738 | 107,582 











1856 - | 12,755 | 78,904 | 91,659 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND - 






1857 - | 12,106 | 77,772 | 89,878 






1856 -| 6,338 | 42,673 | 49,077 





| Vil. NORTH MIDLAND - 









1857 - | 7,059 | 48,056 | 55,115 






T Vill. NORTH WESTERN - 






1857 - | 16,011 | 99,644 | 115,655 






1856 -| 6,277 | 52,2295 | 58,436 





IX. YORK - - 






1857. - | 6,679 | 56,572 | 63,251 










1856 - | 4,475 | 37,027 | 41,442 
X. NORTHERN - 4 





1857 - | 4,486 | 36,861 | 41,347 






1856 -| 3572 | 70,140| -73,682 





Xi, WELSH “ - 






1857 - | 3,609] 70,885 | -74,494 












———, 











1856 - | 720206 | 735,659 | 864,865 
ENGLAND AND WALES* 









1857 - | 129,08 | 767,919 | 897,627 






* So far as returned. 


212 


Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report 


[1857. 


No. 387.—ComparativE Starrment of the Number of Paupsers (except Lunatic 
Paupers in Asylums, and Vagrants) in Recrirr of Retr on the last day of the 


3? WEEK or DECEMBER 1856 anp 1857. 





DIVISIONS. 





1, THE METROPOLIS + 
il. SOUTH EASTERN +4 


| Hil, SOUTH MIDLAND -| 
| IV. EASTERN - -| 
V. SOUTH WESTERN 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND - 


i Vil. NGRTH MIDLAND - 


IX. YORK - . 
KX. NORTHERN - 


Kl, WELSH - - 


ENGLAND AND WALES* 





Number of Paupers Relieved. 


In-door. 


29,924 


29,708 


18,387 


18,630 


10,766 
10,569 
10,675 
10,096 
43,069 


12,025 


14,879 
16,253 
6,374 


6,803 


4,458 
4,586 


3,628 
3,630 


131,516 


131,981 





Out-door. 


713,502 


71,661 


77,172 
78,480 
66,450 


66,610 


69,030 


68,913. 


98,274 


96,138 


78,522 
43,635 


49,932 


AS) 


97 


3 


7 
105,370 
53,116 


58,456 


37,316 


37,228 


70,404 
71,064 


744,563 


782,374 


* So far as returned. 





TOTAL. 


103,426 


101,369 


74,694 
878,079 


914,355 











\ 




































. Difference 

be aa Difference 

e 

i corresponding | per Cent. 
eeks, 









¢ Incr. Decr. | Incr. Deer. 



















~ we D057 1°99 















1857.] of the Poor Law Board. 2 


213 


No. 87.—ComparativE Sraremenr of the Number of Paupers (except Lunatic 
_Paupers in Asylums, and Vagrants) in Recerpr of Rerer on the last day of the 


4." WEEK or DECEMBER 1856 anp 1857. 


| Number of Paupers Relieved. Difference 
































between op 
DIVISIONS. a ‘ ————~ the _ Difference 
In-door, | Out-door,| TOTAL, | CO™rssponding | per Cent. 
ees. 














Iner. Decr. | Iner. Decry. 





-856 - | 29,973 | 74,050 | 104,023 


I. THE METROPOLIS - = -QOSE ata An e427 


_— 
(ee) 
Or 
~~ 


- | 29,870 | 72,622%| 102,492 


| 1856 - | 18,649 | 77,5653 | 96,2747 1 
I. SOUTH EASTERR = - ; | 
J 


1,256- =|) 231 





| 1856 -| 10,8814 | 66,858 | 77,739 
lil. SOUTH MIDLAND - 





1857 - | 10,715 | 66,421 77,136 


. 1856 -| 70,802, 69,686| 80,4887 1 
TV. EASTERR > - - - 609 |- = 06°76 


1867415 1),244 69,635 79,879 


+ 18 


V. SOUTH WESTERN f= -HBjoatW. HTS -ao 


1856 - | 73,769 | 99,062 | 112,234 
1857 ~| 12,128 | 96,399 | 108,527 


es 


Oy, 
S 


61856 = | 73,026 270 93,290 
| 


Vi. WEST MIDLARD - 
| 1857 - | 12,638 


Pa» Ava 1S2y be 


79,508 | 92,146 


8,696 = = | 17°37 


1856 -| 6000! 43,584 | 50,054 
Vil, NORTH MIDLAND 4 


1857. -| 7,594 51,156 | 58,750 


® 
iN 
jeu) 
ho 
lor) 





38,191 - 


i -| 15,003 | 73,277 | 88,280 
Vill. NORTH WESTERN =| 


1857. -| 16,392 |110,079 | 126,471 





1856 -| 6,435 | 53,467 | 59,602 


UX. YORK - - 6,779 -<-- | 1iSgh 





KX. NORTHERK ae = 


e ELSH _ a Bs 
ie 1857" =| 3,662 | 71,351 75,013 


es | nr 











_ 
@ 
or 
or) 
' 


ENGLAND AND WALES* 


i -| 3688 | 70,562 74,250 





132,049 | 745,728 pod: 


133,707 | 792,814 | 926,521 


—_ 

(oe) 

or 
§ 





* So far as returned. 


214. Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No. 37.—ComparaAtive Statement of the Number of Pavuprrs. (except Lunatic. 
Paupers in Asylums, and Vagrauts) in Recrrrr of Revrer on the last day of the 


5B™ WEEK or DECEMBER 1856 anv 1857. 





Number of Paupers Relieved. Difference 
ee Difference 
DIVISIONS. —— a a ; erent. 
In-door. | Out-door.| TOTAL. |] CoTmEsPonding | P 


Incr. Decry. 














1856 -| 29,799 | 73,692 | 103,494 7 
J. THE METROPOLIS = - 425 8 1°50 
1857 .- | 29,867 | 72,071 | 101,938 
1856 =| 18,726 | 78,249| 96,975 
li. SOUTH EASTERN ~ 1°55 
1857. = | 18,917 | 79,564 98,481 
1856 -| 70,943 | 67,672 78,615 
TL. «SOUTH MIDLAND - ee ae 
1857. - | 10,726 | 67,015 77,741 
1856 -| 70,696 | 69,957 80,647 
IV. EASTERN ~ « ai mi 0460 
1857 ~ | 10,166 | 70,001.) 80,167 
1856 -| 73,786 | 99,339 | 112.525 
¥. SOUTH WESTERN “<4 - #544 3°18 
1857 - | 12,020 | 97,001 | 109,021 
1856 - | 72,947 | 80,502 93,443 ; 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND . + ip 0°22 
1857. - | 12,776 | 80,464 93,240 
) 1856 - 6,577 | 44,022 50,593 
VJi. NORTH MIDLAND - 19°13 
1857. - 7,870 | 52,399 60,269 
1856 -| 15,448 | 73,415 §8,563 
Vill. HRORTH WESTERN - 46°38 
1857 - | 16,468 | 113,172 | 129,640 
1856 - 6,459 | 53,060 59,519 
IX. YORK - ~< 14:96 
1857%),\= 6,994 | 61,427 68,421 
1856 - 4,544.\ 37,924 42,468 
X. NORTHERN - - 4217 
18574... 4,730 | 88,236 42,966 
ESSN 3,745 | 70,632 74,3, 
Xl, WELSH - : 0°74 
18675, 8,708 . 7 ¥,923 31 
1856 - | 132,758 | 748,458 | 881,216 
ENGLAND AND WALES* aa 6°31 
1857 - | 134,242 | 802,573 | 936,815 


~ 





* So far as returned. 


1857.] of the Poor Law Board. 215 


No. 37.—COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of the Number of Paupers (except Lunatic 
Paupers in Asylums, and Vagrants) in Recripr of Reier on the last day of the 


1 WEEK or JANUARY 1857 Anp 1958. 
2 ee eee 
Number of Paupers Relieved Difference 


DIVISIONS. et eee — 
: 2 corresponding per Cent, 
In-door. | Out-door.| TOTAL. Weeks. 





Incr. Decr. | Incr. Decr. 











1857 - | 29,990 | 75,383 | 105,373 
1. THE METROPOLIS - - - 2691 |=. “w 2°55 
1858 + | 29,937.| 72,745 | 102,682 
1857 = | 78,804 | 77,747 96,554 
ll, SOUTH EASTERN | 1,419 - -| 1°47 
1858 - | 18,825 | 79,145 97,970 
1857. - | 77,038 | 67,273 78,314 
Hil. SOUTH MIDLAND - - SUA7QST 225s 21 Or 
1858. - | 10,741 | 66,777 77,518 
1857 - | 10,899 | 69,778 80,017 | 
iV. EASTERN - - - -. 588 eee 30°78 
1858 - f 10,190 | 69,239 79,429 | 
1857 - | 13,799 | 99,239 | 172,438 
¥. SOUTH WESTERN - - Brgeoe 2TRegsat 
1858 - | 12,124 | 96,822 | 108,946 
1857 - | 73,457 | 80,397 93,548 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND - - ‘21 19t|2- tes 29 
1858 -]| 12,835 | 79,600 92,435 
=f 1857- - 6,608 | 43,738 50,346 
Vil. NORTH MIDLAND - 10,329 - =| 20°52 
1858 - 7,857 | 52,818 60,675 ; 
1857 2- || 45474: | 194,874 §9,545 
Vill. NORTH WESTERH. - 42.498 - -| 47°46 
1858 - | 16,435 |115,608 | 132,048 
1857 - 6,427.\ 88,072 59,499 
IX. YORK - - 9,837 - =| 16°53 
1858 - 7,039 | 62,297 69,336 
1857. - 4,540 | 37,570 42,050 
X. NORTHERN - - $25 - ‘=| 21°96 
1858. - 4,736 | 38,139 42,875 
1857. - 3,718 | 70,899 14,447 
Xl. WELSH - - - 442 - _-| 0°60 
1858 - 3,734 | 70,825 74,559 
1857. +» | 733,545 | 748,250 | 881,795 
ENGLAND AND-WALES* 56,673)-*s =|) G43 
1858 - | 134,453 | 804,015 | 938,468 





* So far as returned. 


216. Appendi« to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


e 


No. 37.--CompARATIVE STATEMENT of the Number of Paurers (except Lunatic 
Paupers in Asylums, and Vagrants) in Recerpr of Revier on the last day of the 


OD WEEK or JANUARY 1857 anp 1858. 







Number of Paupers Relieved Difference 
Es between Difference 
DIVISIONS. ES the 


corresponding per Cent. 
Weeks. 






In-door. | Out-door.} TOTAL. 













Incr. Decr. | Incr. Decr. 





1857 -| 30,070 | 77,600 | 107,670 
|. THE METROPOLIS - - » 582}- - 0°49 § 
1858 - | 30,290 | 76,848 | 107,138 
1857 - | 19,264) 78,664 | 97,925 
It. SGUTH EASTERN - 1,609 - -| 1°64 
1858 + | 19,248 | 80,286 | 99,534 
a 1857. -| 77,271 | 68,068 79,336 
} til, SGUTH MIDLAND =~ ~ « UAVS Hiener72 
1858 - | 11,005 | 67,756 | 78,761) 
a | 1857. -| 714,375 | 69,745 | 81,060 
IV. EASTERR - = - - - 713B]- ~- 0°88] 
1858 -| 10,696 | 69,651 80,347 
: 1857 -| 13,400 | 99,757 | 113,137 
¥. SOUTH WESTERN - - - 3589 [- - 3°17] 


1858 - | 12,363 | 97,205 | 109,568 


Vi. WEST MIDLAND - - = 628 ]- - 0°67 | 


1858 - | 12,964 | 80,586 93,550 


(1857 -| 6,783 | 43,960 | 50,743 


i] 
i] 
bo 
= 


Vil. RORTH MIDLAND - 10,823 °33 


1858 - 8,031 | 53,535 61,566 


Vill. HORTH WESTERW - 45,704' 6 ~1 50°55 


1858 -| 16,626 |119,488 | 136,114 


1857 °< 6,548 | 53,144 59,659 
IX. YORK 11,882 - 19°92 
1858 - 7,097 | 64,444 71,541 


1857. -| 48601 37,576 | 42,186 
1,042 -| 2°47 
1858 -{ 4,760 | 38,418 | 43,178 


1857 =| S987) 7O327) 74,758 
366 - 0°49 


1857 -| 78,253 | 78,157 a 


1858 -| 3,779 | 70,745 | 74,524 











65,389 7°34 





1857  - | 735,466 | 754,966 yee 


1858 ~~ | 136,859 | 818,962 | 955,821 


* So far as returned. 


1857.] of the Poor Law Board. 21% 


No. 37.—Comparative Srarement of the Number of Paurnrs (except Lunatic 
Paupers in Asylums, and Vagrants) in Recerpr of Retier on the last day of the 


3°? WEEK or JANUARY 1857 anp 1858; 


Number of Paupers Relieved — |f eas 
i etween iffe 
DIVISIONS. ae RS ee see 
; ; corresponding . 
In-door. 2010, Weeks. 


Incr. Decry. | Incr. Deer. 





141,372 


THE METROPOLIS 1 bab vio BO | 


19,319 | 79,68: 99,003} | 
SOUTH EASTERN 
19,480 t 100,237 | 


41,493 
Il, SOUTH MIDLAND 


L1,1et 


14,584 0,703 : 

EASTERN - om 
10,984 | 70, 10 J | 
: 13,619 | 100,027 | 113,640) \\ 
SOUTH WESTERN | 
F 5507 

J 





110,380 


95,202 
WEST MIDLAND 


95,587 


YO). 854 





Vil. NORTH MIDLARD 


Vill. NORTH WESTERH 
16,816 


6,627 
65,557 


37,949 


NORTHERN 
38,462 


70,747 


71,226 


XI. WELSH 


ENGLAND AND WALES* 


136,748 763,707 aa 
138,264 | 827,626 | 965,890 





* So far as returned. 


218 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No. 37.—Comparative Srarement of the Number of Pauprrs (except Lunatic 
Paupers in Asylums, and Vagrants) in Receipt of Revier on the last day of the 


47 WEEK or JANUARY 1857 anp 1858. 










Number of Paupers Relieved Difference 
pees ais 
e 


corresponding 
TOTAL. Woks. 


Difference 


DIVISIONS. 
per Cent. 


: In-door. | Out-door. 








Incr. Decr. | Incr. Decry. 




















1857. - | 30,567 | 82,034 | 112,598 
i. THE METROPOLIS’ - « <s1098T PS ae loebs 
: 1858 -| 30,544 | 80,953} 111,497 
1857. - | 19,500 | 80,375 | 99,875 
il. SOUTH EASTERN - L81b 42% 44} 1282 
1858 -| 19,649 | 82,037] 101,686 
1857. - | 77,547 | 68,880 | 80,427 
Hl. SOUTH MIDLAND = - . PRIOR PRERRG: 
1858 -| 11,242] 68,535 | 79,777 
1857. - | 474,637 | 74,344 82,978 
iV. EASTERN - “ - — 1,490 CERES A 
1858 -| 11,211 | 70,337-| 81,548 
1857. - | 13,697 | 100,766 | 114,457] 
V. SOUTH WESTERN - _ - Rigeaath tases 
1858 + | 12,601 | 98,286 | 110,887 
1857. - | 13,477 | 87,823 | 95,300 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND - 124388 F354. E30 
18358") 2 | naseses| sega1a:| | 96,548 
1857. - | 6,903 | 44,839 | 57,742 
Vil. NORTH MIDLAND - 10,669 - -| 20°62 
1e58.0< | ) 80207) Sasol | . 62411 
1857. - | 78,257 | 76,015 | 91,266 
Vill, NORTH WESTERN - 44,705 -.. -| 48°98 
(1858 - | 16,790 | 119,181 | 135,971 
| 1857. - | 6,536 | 53,722 | 60,278 
IX. YORK - ~ - 13,432 - ~--| 22°28 
| poset = | RSs) leases | ova 7tHe 
1857. - | 4,632 | 38,277 2,909 
X. NORTHERN - - 9838 - +} 2°29 
11858 - |. 4,772 | 39,120 | 43,892 | 
| j 1857 + |. &750°| 70,983 |. 74,688 
Xl. WELSH - - - 1,218 - --| tbs@e 
[1858 - | 3,842 | 72,054 | 75,896 
f 1857. ~ | 137,505 | 769,005 | 906,570 
ENGLAND AND WALES* 67,308 -~ =| 7°42 
1858 ~ | 138,938 | 834,880 | 973,818 








* So far as returned. 
& 


1857. | : of the Poor Law Board. ) 219 


No. 37.—Comparative Statement of the Number of Pavuprrs (except Lunatic 
Paupers in Asylums, and Vagrants) in Recerpr of Retrer on the last day of the 


5™ WEEK or JANUARY 1857 anp 1858. 


Number of Paupers Relieved Difference 


between , 
ies a: reile . Difference 
In-door. | Out-door.| TOTAL CLO S gi per Bene 
: Weeks. 





Incr. Deer. | Incr. Decr. 























1857 - | 30,736 | 90,5417 | 127,277 
I. THE METROPOLIS - - = 8119 |= = 6°69] 
1858 - | 30,774 | 82,884 | 113,158 
1857 -| 79,655 | 81,200 | 100,855 
ll, SOUTH EASTERN - ; 1,3833}21 243) PRESS 8 = 
1858 - | 19,790 | 82,398 | 102,188 
1857 - | 77,909 | 69,427 | 87,336 
ill, SOUTH MIDLAND - - = 975 |= = 1°20] 
1858 - | 11,251 | 69,110 80,361 
1857 - | 77,940 | 71,882 §3,822 
i¥V. EASTERN = é = \» 16610 aea oon 
pesei& =} Mysto | 76840 82,161 
f 1857 - | 48,767 | 101,271 | 115,038 
V. SOUTH WESTERN - - - 8609 ;- - 3:14] 
Lisss - | 12,646 | 98,783 | 111,429 
1857 -| 73,629 | 82,692 | 96,327 
Vi. WEST MIDLAND - 1,656 + ~- | Fe 
1858 -| 13,291 | 84,686 97,977 
(1857 - 6,912 | 44,721 | 51,633 
Vil. NORTH MIDLAND - 10,596 - -| 20°52 
1858 - 8,066 | 54,163 62,229 
Pa57, © ~ | °787259.| “76.850 | © 92,739 
Vill. NORTH WESTERN - 41,840 - = | 44°87 
1858 -| 16,763 |116,716 | 183,479 
1857. - 6,563 | 53,699 60,262 
IX. YORK ~ - - 13,940 - -| 28°13 
1858 - 7,193 | 67,009 74,202 
honey -| 4,734 | 38,299 | 43,033) 
X. NORTHERN 2 hie | 718 - -| 1°67 
[1858 -| 4,801 | 38,950 | - 43,751 
1857 - | 3,759 | 71,433 | 74,892 | 
Xl. WELSH - - ” 946 - -| 1°26 
1858 -| 3,879] 71,959 | 75,838 | 
1857 - | 138,863 | 787,745 | 920,608 
ENGLAND AND WALES* 56,165 - -| 6:10 
1858 - | 139,773 peeps 976,773 





* So far as returned. 


220 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


~ 


No. 38. 


are 


Srarement showing the average Number of Children attending the Schools of the Union 
Workhouses in England and Wales during the Half-year ended at Lady-day 1857, the 
Amount of Money paid to Boards of Guardians from the Parliamentary Grant in respect 
of the Salaries of Teachers for the year ended at Lady-day 1857, and also the Population 
of each Union in 1851. 























































The Average Number of Children attending = BES 3 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in 173-8 & Sp 
England and Waies, during the Half year |= 2072 ort 
ended at Lady-day 1857. ee sie ® 
2 geeaee 
UNIONS, &e. 3 Boys. Girls Z5xzs oe OBSERVATIONS. 
ep icaiie. S5 gs | |Poajeeesss 
ean intey “ieee Mile Bull ne || ande Weea aes 
3s OaCip xO) BZ losis el a ; 5S gy HHS 
a jee ese| 2 eeaisna| S [ON |sasand 
& iP is HH |p s a 4 x | 
£ s. d. 
Aberaeron - —- -~| 18,924} .. ae An Bes ie 55 a “f No teachers, 
‘Abergavenny - - - 17,663 10 5 15. 9 5 14 29 387 10 0 
Aberystwith - - ~| 23,753 4 2 6 g 3 5 11 12°00 
Abingdon - - - —| 20,929 17 25 42 16 24 40 82 10513 0 
Albans, St. - ~- —| 18,004; 4 | M4 | 18 Seeley pe | 2280 wal a8 4017 6 | *Michaelmas Return. 
‘Alcester - - - -| 17,482] .. bat di ete ae etal ee a Bi Re tomcat Na- 
‘Alderbury- - - -—| 14,827 11 10 21 15 7 22 43 29 12 -0 
Allstonfield (G.1I.) ~ 1,880 |) a as a a aa ae ws Se 
Alnwick - - - ~j 21,122 4 7 ll 13 1l 24 | *35 8614 4 | *Michaelmas Return. 
Alresford - - - - 7,412 15 1k 26 12 6 18 44 21 4 0 
Alston-with-Garrigill - G;816 4... ae ie as xe ae ie 56 No teachers. 
er ee ee ban Fac ed eal oe. Seah ayo eubeahaks 
Altrincham - - —| 54,043) 14 13 27 18 13 26 53 53 2 0 
Alverstoke (G.I.) - -| 16,908 | 18 8 | 9. | 12 | 10 | 22 | 48 | 86 6 8 
Amersham - - —-—| 18,637 8 16 24 26 20 46 70 5110 0 
Amesbury oe.) eee 8,250 19 7 17 5 8) 26 45 19 10 
Ampthill =< <<. <-~ = 16,542 5 ae 5 8 if 15 20 26 0 0 
Andover - - ~- —| 17,257 16 20 | 36 24 13 37 73 55 14 0) 
Anglesey - - <- —| 18,519) .. ae) 
Arundel (G.I.) - - NSS Nada e mie 4S. are Ne ae v & 
Asaph, St. - ~ -| 23,288) 13 | 20 | 83 | 10 | I | QV | 54 53.10 0 
Ash, Incorporation ~~ DOT0 ss ie fe: ae a oe ic be 
Ashbourne - - =! 20,208 5 5 10 8 12 20 380 27 16 0 
Ashby-de-la-Zouch - | 25,895 | 16 15 81 10 19 29 GO 28 0 0 
Ashford, East - - —j| 11,960) 13 | il 24 19 1¢ 63 57 40 0 0 
Ashford, West - ~-/| 13314; 12 | 4 16 5 7 12 28 388 5 0 
Ashton-under-Lyne —- {119,199 | 26 14 49 19 6 25 65 160 0 
Aston- - ~- - -—| 66,852; 18 2 205) 7-6 4 10 30 24 0 0 
Atcham - - - -—| 19,053 | 15 15 30 u9 17 36 66 45 0 0 
Atherstone - - =| 11,448 5 14 4 8 7 2k 24 8 0 
Auckland - - - -| 890,083 3 4 7 5 8 8 15 2 2 3 
Austel, St. - -~- --| 32,078 13 4 ny: 2 7 37 54 20:18 9 
Axbridge - - - -—| 88,059 21 ot 55 20 13 33 88 97 8 0 
Axminster - - -| 20,803 | 16 19 35 3 9 40 75 57 4 0 
Aylesbury Se) 28078 13 12 25 12 11 23 48 58 12 0 
Aylsham - ~- - —-j| 290,007 10 12 22 16 1¢ 30 52 22h ao me 











Bainbridge (G.I.)-  - 4,928 | .. ce a we 4b 56 4 as 
Bakewell - - - -—j} 29,880] 14 10 2t 15 7 22 46 45 4 7 
Bala *="°="= = =| 6,758 .. ae xo 8 
Banbury - - - -| 29,769] 18 8 8 8 









10 4 




















2 2 78 60 11 0 
Bangor and Beaumaris | 84,321 | 11 5 16 6 6 12 28 25 8 0 
Barnet - - - -| 14,619 10 15 25 12 10 22 | *47 32 0 0 
Barnsley - - - -—| 34,980 9 8 17 15 12 27 44 4416 4 O 
Barnstaple - - —| 88,178 27 22 49 41 14 55 104 76 2 2 
Barrow-on-Soar - -| 19,873 9 Ty 20 10 5 15 85 35 0 0 


1857.] of the Poor Law Board. 221 


No. 38.—Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &c.—continued. 















































The Average Number of Children attending Is S a3 3 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in eB 4 et 
England and Waies, during the Half year | & women 
ended at Lady-day 1857. a“ pe 
S pads | 
UNIONS, &e. % Boys | Girls =e res OBSERVATIONS. 
§ Iss es les jas | femlieeaeee ! 
Vee Noe Eee oe ny Pak eteas ioe | 
3 egO radi es OoedVisago| a Be ee } 
a PP |< =e a bce 4 <q 
ees ents 
Barton-upon-Irwell -— | 381,585} .. Ss é ois a 
f Barwick (G.I1.) - - | 17,565 ee Ss ee ts x a vi af 
Basford ~ - - -| 64,923 21 ll $2 26 9 35 67 69 5 0 
Basingstoke - - -| 17,421 9 29 388 2 14 42 &0 57 0 0 
Bath - - - - -—| 69,847 40 (iy 3 9 c 52 82 197 25271050 
Battle- - - - -| 14,232 10 | 38 23 16 7 23 46 AS) GEG 
Beaminster - - -/j} 14,270} 10 19 29 1¢ 2+ 3 67 EG 
Bedale - - - = 8,980 se ate ne cn Firs ae pA avs No teachers. 
Bedford - - -~- —| 35,523 11 30 41 22 20 42 83 123.56 i 
Bedminster - - - 38,143 17 28 45 31 12 43 88 sl 0 0 
Bedwelty - - - -| 41,566 5 7 12 8 10 19 31 16 0 0 
Belford - - - -| 6,849] .. 56 3¢ es 5 ore aye oe Ditto. 
molingham = ~ — |" 6553 |b. .. 36 re a6 56 ac ag i Ditto. 
Belper- - - - —-| 46,872] 22 21 43 28 16 44 tore $7 0 0 
rami manesion dec. mio 4| ISIE oe rome Wwe lee dip ee Maes) 1p ms a Children attend Na- 
iBermondseys = = = 41 549-9935). i lh: te fe : aC : Di solar ncl 
5 ’ : : on itto at District School. 
Berwick-on-Tweed —-| 24,093 | 29 15 44 29 24 £8 97 65 0 0 
f Bethnal Green Se D0s1SS 55 59 1l4 101 35 186 250 14110 0 
Beverley es, um. om. 17 *| 220,040 |e .. ats we os a5 Bs ae +s No teachers. 
Bicester - - - <-| 15,562 8 10 18 20 il 31 49 83 14 4 
Bideford - ~ - —-| 19,573] 11 4 15 28 2 30 45 50 2 0 
| Bierley, North - -| 74,486] .. ¥ Bs ns ds sis - 3 
Biggleswade - - -—-| 23,299} 19 15 34 18 16 34 68 23.19 0 
Billericay - - - —| 18,779 12 13 25 12 21 33 &8 55 6 0 
Billesdon - - - - 6,939 6 5 il 4 3 it 13 16 0 0 
i} Bingham - - - -| 16,934] 4 4 8 3 1 4 | 12 23.15 0 
Birmingham (..A.) —- | 178,951 67 86 153 59 69 128 231 196 12 0 
Bishop’s Stortford- —-| 20,356 | 15 22 387 46 7 63 | 100 40 0 0 
Blaby - - - = =| 14,190] 11 6 17 2 4 6 23 2 Ole 0 
i Blackburn et OLS) 21 13 34 23 4 SF GL 51 0 0 
Blandford - - = -/ 14,832 13 10 23 fe 1¢ ol 54 23 0 0 
Blean- - - - -—/| 14,661 4 9 13 EE 5 16 29 40 12 0 
Blofield - - - -| 11,574 11 J 22 11 11 22 44 46 0 0 
Blything - - - -| 27,883 10 @) 19 22 ‘ah 29 48 59 18 0 
Bodmin ~ - - -—| 20,493 15 5 20 25 13 38 58 40 12 0 
Bolton =e = =F 2 55 6 61 bl 8 39 100 56, 1.6 
4 Bootle- - - - —-| 6,008 fe is ays a A as 23 = 
Bosmere and Claydon - | 17,219 9 10 19 15 14 29 48 48 7 0 
Boston - « -— -| 387,842 | 18 3 46 28 29 57 103 55 8 6 
Boughton, Great - -{| 17,711] .. es ee ER ts Se ae ae 
# Bourn- - = = ~/{| 21,264 9 9 18 12 ie 23 41 80 4 4 
Brackley - = - --| 18,747 20 a 37 19 22 41 78 81 0 0 
Bradfield - - - -~/} 16,380 12 24 36 24 a6 41 ite 126 3 0 
j Bradford (Wilts) - - | 11,607 8 11 We 20 11 3l 50 52 14 6 
Bradford (W.Y.) - - | 103,778 | 40 26 66 60 25 85 151 Sil O50 
f Braintree - - - _- | 17,561 | 22 af 389 8 24 82 71 4216 0 fee i 
Beonipton— = = =) Ne ey the we ice oom dew we ss Sar A ers 
4 Brecknock - -— -| 18,174] 25 12 37 14 6 20 57 70x10: 0 
} Brentford - - - -| 41,325 16 39 55 24 80 54 109 73 9 4 . iss 
eee | ge gas hee: file Bhd det ly te ae ee 
Bridgend and Cowbridge | 23,406 9 4 13 7 7 14 | *27 16 0 0| *Michaelmas Return. 
Bridgnorth - - -—/] 15,603] .. es a ie Ae ne ie aye 
Bridgwater - - -—-| 83,188 29 27 56 32 29 61 li7 63 12 11 
Bridlington - - -|] 14,822) .. BS of Be ee be BG He No teachers. 
Bridport - - - -| 16,865 12 6 18 16 1 17 35 54 0 0 
Brighton (L.A.) - -| 65,569] 48 | 49 | 97 | 87 | 338 | 70 | 167 | 127 0 O 
Brinton (G.I.) - - 2060 vat as aa td aa ae ve Pe 


p22 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [1857, 


No. 38..Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &c.—continued.. 














The Average Number of Children attending £ Bes 3 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in | 3-4 & aA 
England and Wales, during the Half year | & a0'a 2 & 
ended at Lady-day 1857, af S Fora 
at geESSR 
UNIONS, &e. 3 Boys. Girls. S 5 aS et OBSERVATIONS. 
d ; Total| 55% $2 3 
3 aS |RS Ss Rs Boys|/#3¢ ae 
8 hy slow sails lisa eae Mie ci and SENS OG 
qq |SSoiPSa] a |SSd/P Ed] : BS ohh 
B fesaissa| 2 Esaiss2| 2 (Om sadase 
wy Pp <q HP 4 S q 
£ os. d. 
Bristol (L.A.)- - <- | 65,716 | 96 82 178 80 54 | 184 | 312 3138 12 0 
{ Brixworth- - - -| 14,719 8 5 13 if 3 10 23 23 9 6 
Bromley - - - - | 17,637 12 16 28 14 10 24 52 7310 2 
Bromsgrove - - ~- |! 24,822 8 2 10 6 3 9 19 2012 0 
Bromyard- - - - |] 11,683 2 4 6 5 1 6 12 12 0 0 
Buckingham - - -—| 14,393 5 13 18 7 10 avs 35 56 8 0 
Builth eC) en 3 Soo Ch Bre a BG ae ae Aa B No teacher. 
Buntingford - - - 6,582 a 5 12 4 5 21 a Ditto. 
Burnley - - = — | 63,868 8 i 9 2 at 3 12 20 0 0 
{ Burton-on-Trent - -j 31,843 24 15 39 27 15 42 81 6412 1 
Bury - - - -— —| 88,815 Pe PS mA os es Sc we Oc Ditto. 
Bury St.Edmund’s - | 13,900; 13 17 30 17 18 35 65 4512 0 
4 Caistor - = = =| 34,291] 19 10 29 18 10 28 57 37:0 0 
Calne - - - - - 9,173 11 6 17 12 7 19 36 61 8 0 
Camberwell - - -— | 54,667 as Ab oe aie BG a8 oie on i er see at District 
Cambridge - - -| 27,815} 24 | 21 | 45 | 84 | 19 | 58 | 98 55 0 0 . 
Camelford- = = - 8,448 | 10 2 12 5 1 6 18 816 11 
Canterbury (L.A.)  —-j} 14,100 5 8 13 12 8 20 83 45 12 10 
Cardiff - - = -—| 46,443 22 20 42 23 8 31 73 103 14 0 
Cardigan - - - -| 20,186} 14 6 20 6 4 10 30 56 
Carlisle - - = -—j] 41,488; 26 83 59 18 25 43 102 60 0 0 
Carlton (G.I.) - -— 1 67,207 Bs < «a “e - Se Be ae 
Carmarthen - - -| 88,142 8 a lb 5 oY 5 17 190° 0 
Carnarvon - -— -—| 80,446 8 8 16 5 3 8 24 28 0 0 
Castle Ward - - -| 18,897| .. Le a re a 66 on oe No School. 
Catherington - = - 2,298 Pe ae a ae A Ss a 8 
Caton (G.I.) - - -} 9,044] .. oe as Br we 56 ae Se 
Caxton and Arrington - | 11,065 | 11 il 22 14 6 20 42 15°70 
Cerne- - - - =- 75792 9 4 13 6 6 12 25 26 0 0 
Chailey - - - - 8,054 3 17 20 5 9 14 34 4419 0 
Chapel-en-le-Frith - | 11,496] .. Sa ae - a “is ae he | Sek — Na- 
Chard - - = - -— | 26,085 aye 19 36 12 26 88 74 45 1 6 
Cheadle - - - -j| 18,142 2 6 8 7 4 11 19 25 10 0 
Chelmsford =- - - |] 82,272) 18 380 48 37 25 62 | 110 62 6 0 
Biekodo t= a k= SOOO To 8 sdk eee TS Dea hearse. ios > { Children at District 
Ghelienham - - <= |4edeul so: Med Pere: bea Peg Teng hee! Haaren |} eee 
Chepstow - - - - 19,057 11 10 Ze 10 12 22 43 24 0 0 
Chertsey - - - -— | 16,148] 31 22 58 24 20 44 97 58 16 0 
Chester (L.A.) = — | 25,623 9 27 36 29 20 49 85 73 8 0 
Chesterfield - ~ - ] 40,795 if Il 18 14 12 26 44 42 2 0 








Chester-le-Street - - | 20,907 ae ag 5 eh 3 és sa ae { Children attend Na- 
Chesterton - » = (esd7ocl a4: 1215. zo lPao Mig Poon (os) P gomaee > Seemed 
Chichester (L.A.) - = 8,465 9 15 24 4 li 18 42 380 5 0 

Chippenham - —- -|] 21,407 19 14 83 20 15 35 68 11019 8 

Chipping Norton - -—- | 17,342 5 8 13 if 6 13 26 23 8 0 

Chipping Sodbury - —- |} 18,526 8 6 14 15 7 | 22 36 23 4 0 

Chorley - - -— -j] 87,701 5 aL 6 é if 1 7 ae No Teachers. 
Chorlton - - -— -— | 128,841 49 47 95 45 80 75 7d 69 0 0 

Christchurch - = - 8,482 4 5 9 9 14 23 36 720 

Church Stretton - - 6,167 7 8 15 5 3 23 12-00 

Cirencester - - -—} 21,827] 21 8+ 55 28 17 45 | 100 105 5 0 

Cleobury Mortimer - | 8633] 1 | #8 9 2 ay aE: 17 “Bie 0 

Clerkenwell (L.A.) - | 64,778] 84 | 15 | 49 | 84 | 13 | 47 | 96 78 12 0 

Clifton = = je = 1779500 41 70 HOU 54 63 117 228 254 0 0 

Clitheroe - - - -j} 22,368.) 4 4 8 4 4 12 No Teachers. 








1857. ] of the Poor Law Board. par 


No. 38.—Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &¢c.—continued. 


The Average Number of Children attending 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in 
England and Wales, during the Half year 





oA aH 
Bn Bor 
ended at Lady-day 1857. ma pA 
Sogou 
a BEESS SE 
UNIONS, &c. 38 Boys Girls. Se gost OBSERVATIONS. 
a oth low on 2 Total sae sg | 
2 aS |RSS As As Boys eae ee | 
2 |Ssaessi g (Sesifss) ¢ [dis| see's | 
2 \er< an B \zR< an< 2 ERERSS | 
a ae 
LD ifSh. 1G § 
Clun - - ~- = =|] 10,108 4 5 9 9 1 10 19 82 0 0 
Clutton - - - = 25,227 12 22 3t 14 20 34 68 55 4 0 
Cockermouth - - -| 88510] 381 23 54 27 8 35 89 5510 9 } 
Colchester- - - - 19,443 13 14 27 12 12 24 51 6216 0 ; 
Columb, St., Major - | 17,402} 20 3 23 21 8 29 52 28 0 0 
Congleton - - - -| 80,512] 16 8 24 14 2 16 40 4510 1 
Conway - - - =<! 11,630 ba & ie ee xe is ae a 
Cookham - - = =| 11,767 20 14 54 14 18 32 66 32 0 0 
Corwen - - = =|] 15,418] .. an sie He ae its ake 
Cosford - - =. —]| 18,107 4 20 24 14 13 27 51 00 
Coventry (.A.) - =] 36,812 10 14 24 12 6 18 42 67750) 20 
Cranbrook- - - =| 18,069 3 16 19 4 17 21 40 41 8 0 
Crediton - - - =|] 21,728 21 9 30 26 10 36 66 69 18 0 
Crickhowell - - -| 21,697 6 2 8 19 2 14 22 ef 
Cricklade and Wootton | 11,402] 12 9 21 11 5 16 37 86.4 7 
Bassett. ie 
Croydon - = = =| 81,888 Ri x6 28 ete ob or a fo | Children at District 
School. 
Cuckfield ~ - = <=! 18,607] 12 18 80 13 14 27 57 52138 2 
Darlington - - -| 21618] 6 et a2 7 4 60, ae. |, 5 22 0 0 
Dartford - - - -| 27 00 12 14 26 23 13 36 62 50 0 0 
Daventry - - - -|] 21,926 28 9 37 13 6 19 56 76 4 0 
Depwade - - - ~~} 26,395) 12 22 34 10 27 37 Go 73 0 0 
Derby- - - - =-| 43,684 10 27 37 ivy 9 26 63 58 15 0 
Devizes - - -—- =| 22,218; 17 18 30 20 9 29 59 80 0 0 
Dewsbury -.- - <= fies) 21 19 | 40 19 | 1 30 | 70 89 11 6 
Docking - - - =| 18142] 12 14 26 18 15 83 | 59 slil 4 
POeeny = = = er ee er ee ea Pe eae A No workhouse. 
Doncaster =~ - - =| 34,675 12 14 26 14 13 27 53 5412 0 ; 
Dorchester SS a) 10 14 24 10 7 17 41 20 0 0 
Dore - - - - =] 9,208 7 4 11 ae 1 1 12 23 0 0 
Dorking - - - -| 11,853] 17 | 14 | 31 | 13 | 15 | 28 | 59 24 0 0 
Dover- - = = =<—|] 27,662} 22 20 42 25 14 39 81 CON 7. 2 
Downham sol 5 mera 0 .0O) 22 15 37 13 12 25 62 7018 0 
Drayton - - - -j] 14,160 6 3 9 9 5 14 23 5 
Driffield - - - -—| 18,265 6 10 16 9 2 1l 27 34 8 8 
Droitwich - - - -|] 18,023 19 6 25 8 12 20 45 16° 0 0 
Droxford - - - -| 10,697 14 9 23 6 6 12 35 47 8 8 
Dudley - - = 4) i0e5301 2. }°%.. Sy eos OY le Blnee oc Sahay Dele iy No Teachers. 
Dulverton- - - <1] . 6,262 4 1 5 3 2 5 10 15 7 6 
Dunmow - - - =| 20,498 19 25 44 20 12 32 %6 28 °7 3 
Durham - - - =|! 35,7387 6 4 10 10 4 14 24 25% 6 
Dursley - - - -—| 14,803 3 6 a 5 13 18 27 27 0 0 
Children attend Na- 
Easington- - - .-| 21,795] .. S 38 2° o oo tional School. 
Easingwold - - -| 10,211 8 3 ll 10 1 il 22 1819 6 
Eastbourne - - = 8,347 16 13 29 18 10 28 57 4414 0 
East Grinstead - -| 18,216] 15 21 86 10 12 22 58 4618 0 
East Hampstead - - 6,352 4 8 12 7 7 14 26 25 4 0 
East Retford - - -| 22,758 7 10 uy 3 6 9 26 1817 0 
Eastry | Pts 15 14 29 21 14 30 64 5412 0 
East Preston (G.I.) =| 14,876 =F 5 Se 
East Stonehouse - - | 11,979 7 9 16 3 4 7 28 28 14 0 
East Ward - - =| 18,660 18 8 26 14 8 22 48 16> 0 0 
Ecclesall Bierlow - -| 37,914] 13 | 15 | 28 | Ie | 16 | 82 | 60 5215 0 
Edmonton= - - <-| 45,298 | 44 b1 95 44 39 63 | 178 105 8 0 





224 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No. 38.—Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &c.—continued. 























The Average Number of Children attending = BES a 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in [2 BH 
England and Wales, during the Half year Sal's ots 
ended at Lady-day 1857. eras 
S38 fup 
a BRESSS 
UNIONS, &e. B Boys. Girls, AGESET| OBSERVATIONS. 
en : SS ae eee Shai (OD. og 
sS i338 |S's ss |ss Total |° C= 334 
Be n 2D a a Boys age es. 
Ss HM slo ih te SS ee 8 --| and |sB"" on © 
= DEOl> SO] s [SeOie zo] 4 & Sy atta 
a jeSMoot! S fe ds&tisow Ss |Girls. |So 5 a6 
S jeedienaq| 6 [SAcienq] 6 EMSA So 
& i> <4 Hx jp ‘4 4 4 
a a a x 
a] £ 8s. d. 
Elham - - = =! 18,780 9 15 24 28 1¢ 42 66 39.18 0 
] Elesmere- - - -j 15,239] 10 Sv Asa} a6 6 40 43 0 0 
HEly - - = - -—| 22,802}; 10 15 25 16 18 3t 59 60 15 0 
Basins. =~ ~~. eee 2 a he ee ee OE. o Children attend Na- 
yj tupping oa ‘ { tional School. 
Epsom -~ - - >=} 19,040 7 13 20 17 16 83 "| 53 46 16 
7 Erpingham - - —-| 21,426) 23 15 3 10 14 24 67 75 9 
a Eton - - - - -/j 21,860 { 16 21 8 21 24 45 82 61 3 6 
Evesham - - - -j 14,463 15 9 2% 10 6 16 40 ir 
Exeter (L.A.)- - -—| 82,818 | 26 “A 47 18 id 82 79 68 13 0 
Faith, St.- - - -| 11,890|] 14 9 23 12 4 16 39 58 3 0 
Falmouth - - = -/| 22,052 |) 20 12 32 14 8 22 54 4017 5 
Fareham - - ~- ~—j| 18,024 4 18 22 16 18 384 56 53 7 0 
Farnborough - - - 2,633 me 36 5 ae az Ae Ae A 
Faringdon- - - —-j 15,732 19 21 46 33 ot 57 97 90 12 8 
Farnham - - - -/| 11,748] .. ae 6 Ne Be ss Se ree f et at Distriet 
A Faversham —- - - | 16,684 19 li Ot i) 9 28 52 389 15 ‘ ae 
f Festiniog - - - ~| 16,182] .. “ie ee aie ve ae 38 Bs 
Flegg, East and West — | 8,497 5 4 9 7 3 10 19 1916 0 
Foleshill - - - ~|{ 18,527 4 1 5 2 as 2 ai so No teachers. 
f Fordingbridge- - -| 6,148} 12 | 2 14 3 4 7 21 26 0 0 
#Forchoe - - - —/| 18,565 6 15 21 6 17 23 44 40 4 0 
Freebridge Lynn - -! 13,587 6 6 g 7 vf 14 26 20 4 0 
Frome- - - - -| 25,825 | 18 24 | 42 35 11 46 88 113 11 0 
‘Fulham - - - ~| 29,646) 24 36 60 20 35 55 | 115 145 2 2 
Fylde, The - ~- =| 22,002] .. 26 a oie re 56 30 on Ditte. 
Gainsborough - - —- | 27,240 5 21 26 12 20 82 58 53) 73) 6 
I Garstang - - - - | 12,605] .. - ae ae is ai - Se Ditto. 





48.081 | 22 "| 93° | 43°) 37°} ‘Ta >] 8a) v6 41 5 0 
48,376 | 77 | 84 | 161 | 83 | 62 | 145 | 806 | 188 7 0 
Oe ON IL De nel es acini Uae I 


| Gateshead - esta Cts alee 
E George, St., East - - 


h George, St., Hanover 
Square (1. "A.) ye 


‘fi George, St., Sone 
4 Germans, St. - - - 
Giles, St., in the Fields, 


{ 
and St.George, Blooms- 


$1,824 | 52 EE Wy MER) ot 69 | 103 | 232 75 0 0 
16,545 | 10 5 15 8 2 10 25 2112 0 
54,214 | St 56 $0 23 54 ff 167 7410 0 





H bury. 
# Glanford Brigg - - | 93,759 | 23 17 40 21 13 34 74 6414 9 
H Glendale - - - -| 14,348] 38 7 10 4 6 TO! 320) = oes 
i Glossop - - - -| 19,587] .. Ae Bes Se ee 58 4a 
Gloncester - =- -| 82,0382 | 14 21 85 23 6 29 64 48 19 
i Godstone - - - -| 8,868 10 7 8 8 16 3 46 17 
A Goole - - - - —| 18,686 11 18 4 6 10° [2928 20 16 
2 9 21 88 COV 4 


H Grantham- - - - 
8 Grayesend and Milton — 
Greenwich - - - 
i Guildford - - - - 
f Guiltcross- - - - 
f Guisborough - - - 


16,688 | 1 15 27 19 10 29 56 59 10 
99,865 18 27 38 29 67 94 24 0 
24,668 19 25 24 25 49 74 56 10 
12,744 | 25 so 36 28 11 39 75 58 18 
12,202 ws ie +e oe ae oa oe tlh ee 


i 
7 
29,672 | 9 Stay cae 
2 
9 
6 


OSS Ss oO @ Ce 


58,429 | 46 29 75 78 89 | 117 | 192 59 2 6 
13,289 | 16 16 32 ou 24 35 67 4312 7 
120,958 | 10 16 26 26 4 30 56 47 19 6 
19,253 | 138 } 16 29 19 8 27 56 52 2 0 


Hackney 
7 Hailsham - = - - 
| Halifax - - - - 
f Halstead 





1857.] of the Poor Law Board. 225 


No. 38.—Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &c.—continued. 




















The Average Number of Children attending 8 ges a 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in BAH. 
England and Wales, during the Half year [2 20d" S 
ended at Lady-day 1857. ae piPa 0 

See, 
oe a BEESSS 
; sd 

UNIONS, &e. 3 Boys. Girls ts as on OBSERVATIONS. 
o~ 4 e Seow 
Fn] 2 4 et SS oy ij?) s CH 
2) \e3 25 s {a's Bos lege ees 
3 nH log he of ee SEM go 
Pe y ae nd |3 Sil 
2B (8s Glos & a iS SHES 8 a Girls.|8 8 2 “5.3 
° BASISed) 6 |SAq|erq] 5 AB. So 
|) 4 H |p +4 H 





Haltwhistle - 


7,286 8 ae 38 
Hambledon - - -J| 18,552} 10 11 21 
Hampstead - - -|] 11,986 


At 1 il 4 a No teachers. 


{ Children attend Na- 





Ipswich - - - -— J 82,463} 24 24 48 16 16 82 0 98 16 0 
Islington (L.A.) - —- | 95,329] 46 47 93 35 27 62 | 155 GAs 10 
vesses a a 20,094 5 26 31 10 15 25 56 48 1 0 


James, St., Westminster | 36,405 | .. 6 oe 
(L.A.) 


Hardingstone 5. 1 von ty 17 2 9 7 | 13 | 20 | 99 20 8 ieuglae 
Hartismere - - -| 19,028] 10 | 17 | 27 | 13 | 20 | 33 | 60 Ws 

Hartley Wintney - -| 11,223] .. ae are sr at District 
Haslingden - - -—| 650,424 ue ie Ss ie GE 55 No teachers. 
Hastings - - - —-| 21,215 5 15 20 14 Il 25 45 60 4 

Hinifeld - = - +) gpl... ib NER Gast ots byl deol ties Seal Ona ee 
Havant - - - - 7,212 4 12 7 9 16 28 re No teachers. 
Haverfordwest - -| 89,187 | 26 15 41 20 9 29 70 5612 9 

Hay =- = = =" Sih 10,962) |. 56 os aie P 

Hayfield - - - —J| 10,125) .. + nie ae ane Ae oe ag Ditto. 
Hawarden- - - - 8,597 2 5 7 4 2 6 13 & 3.9 

Headington - - -—-j| 15,771 | 18 5 18 12 5 17 85 37.10) 0 

Headley Incorporation- j 3,186] .. ie Ke ac a Ae 

Helmsley - - - -j 6,832] .. is af AD ne An a } pee bebecst Na- 
Helston - - - —J] 28,402 15 2 17 20 3 23 40 160 0 

Hemel Hempstead- -j] 13,120] .. afr us we ae 4 

Hemsworth - - -j} 8020] .. Ke a ae ais ne ae aa 

Hendon - - - =|] 15,916 EE 9 20 9 5 14 34 37:10 0 

Henley - - - -| 17,895 | 21 17 38 15 21 3 74 89 6 0 

Henstead - - - - | 11,545 9 9 18 10 4 14 82 re 

Hereford - - - -{ 25,768 14 19 83 18 15 33 66 96 14 9 

Hertford - - - -| 15,090] 13 4 17 6 8 14 31 27 0-0 

Hexham - - - ~-j| 80,397 19 9 28 21 10 3 59 4512 0 

Highworth and Swindon | 17,620 22 28 50 26 28 54 104 64 9 0 

Hinckley — = = =f 365558 8 6 14 10 8 18 32 40 0 " 
Hitchin - - - -| 24,729] 16 | 20 | 86 | 18 | 1 | 29 | 683 540 0 % 
Holbeach - - - =< {| 19,184 10 VG 27 14 8 22 49 5217 0 

Holborn - - - -1| 45,678} 36 39 75 62 26 88 163 59. 0 0 

Hollingbourn - - -j| 18,751 ll 18 29 23 16 39 68 4616 6 

Holsworthy - - -{| 9,850] .. ie a ac <a ae ate 

Holyhead - - - -—j 21,114] .. as aC Ag Bc ne Ab cc 

Holywell - - - -| 41,047] 30 28 58 15 23 38 96 90 8 0 

Honiton - - - -—| 28,824 13 6 19 8 7 15 34 8010 0 

Heo = == (= “= 2,845 ie se wa a BE sa * 

Horneastle - - -| 24,962] 14 17 31 19 9 28 59 53 5 0 

Horsham - - - -j 14,018 iL 16 2h 16 8 24 51 45 12 
Houghton-le-Spring - | 19,564 Aan ie ee oe an Ditto. 
Howden - - - -—| 14,391] .. Ae ee 06 is Ss be Ditto. 

Hoxne - = = = 15,900 | 16 16 82 12 1 23 55 46 0 0 

Huddersfield - - -{123,860] .. = ea ie ae a a ou Ditto, 
Hungerford - - — | 20,354 9 11 20 14 26 40 60 11419 3 

Huntingdon - - —{| 20,900 13 Ve) 32 17 13 80 62 46 5 8 

Hursley - - - - DBTO © cis af an <a Ra ag es Ditto 














226 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 
No. 38.__Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &¢c.—continued. 
The Average Number of Children attending £ gE 8 d 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in |S & Sp 
England and Wales, during the Half year |$20'4 ot 
ended at Lady-day 1857. pa peda 
‘ G38 Sup 
4 Skarod 
UNIONS, &e. B Boys. Girls Ag Be Pig OBSERVATIONS. 
n tay, S20 
g. les jas 23 |S3 Total S52 33.8 
3 |egslegsl a |sesle8s| a land zr lees 
5 Bealern< s Ena |2r< g [| Easss 
£ s.d 
Keighley - - - -—-|]| 48,395 ah Ne as 4 
Kendal - - - -| 386,572} 23 30 53 28 8 36 89 92 2 6 
Kensington - - -| 44,053] .. ce fe ie oe oe 26 fe 
Kettering - - - -| 18,097/ 11 9: |-~@0! faz: }oael jogo. | 49 40 0 0 
Keynsham - -— -—| 21,615 5 21 26 21 16 37 63 638 1 8 
Kidderminster - -]| 82,917; 19 20 39 21 23 44 83 6410 0 
Kingsbridge - - -| 21,877) 11 | 12 | 23 | 12 6. | 88, | a 3916 0 
Kingsclere - - -| 8,909} 16 6 22 7 14 21 43 39 0 0 
King’s Lynn - —- -j] 20,580) 12 16 28 17 18 35 63 44 8 0 
' King’s Norton- - -| 30,871} 25 12 37 18 6 24 61 25 4 0 
Kingston-on-Hull(L.A.)| 50,670] 24 | 84 | 58 | 30 | 16 | 46 | 104 | 4617 6 ; pica 
Kingston-on-Thames — | 26,783} .. ss Ma Se ee se a x apo ae at, District 
Kington = = el ates |). 10) 98) |e 1S 8h bg: tae] Mesh: 28 : 
Kirkby Moorside - -| 5,623 : 
Knaresborough -—- -—-| 15,473 da oe Fat: in 
Knighton - - - -| 9,480] 16 8 | 24 9 7 | 16. | 40 2 0 0 
|Lambeth - - - -— {189,825 | 115 | 150 | 265 55 125 180 | 445 155 0 0 
Lampeter - - - - 9,874 AS 
Laneaster- - ~- —| 23,544 : . ; 
Lanchester - - - | 20,073] .. Ae = Ee 2 oH Re os ss ee d Vil- 
Langport - - - -| 18500} 20 5 25 14 8 22 47 35 0 0 
Launceston - - -| 18,805} 11 16 27 u 6 if 44 31 5 0 
|Ledbury - - - -—|]| 18,189] 10 13 23 9 8 17} 40 538 0 0 
Leeds - - - —-— -—/{101,343] 38 61 99 53 46 99 198 230 17 6 
Rieck = = — = — |F-agee 9 14 23 12 6 18 41 28 0 0 
Leicester - - - -| 59,246} 89 47 86 15 42 57 143 162 18 2 
Leigh - - - - -| 82,784] 11 9 20 12 5 17 37 83 16 0 
Leighton Buzzard - -| 17,142] 14 5 19 17 9 26 45 50 10 0 
Leominster - - -—j] 14,899 4 6 10 6 3 9 19 31 0 0 
Lewes- - - - -| 9800} 7 | 12 |.19 | 10 | 9 | 19 | 88 | 39 4 0 bie 
Peaches = 2S oS” pease Se etl ic ett eee Re oe St * ag cee 
Lexden and Winstree - | 21,666 | 12 18 380 28 14 87 67 63 4 
Leyburn —- - —- -—{| 10,057 AG ae Ae ae oe 
Lichfield - - - -|] 25,0938) 12 8 20 13 6 19 39 20 0 0 
Lincoln - - - -—| 41,691] 18 23 41 20 15 35 76 48 1 0 
Linton - - - -| 34,148 10 10 20 9 11 20 40 43 12 0 
Liskeard - - - -—| 88,824 22 8 30 30 19 49 79 49 10 8 
Liverpool - - —- — | 258,236 | 315 | 352: | 667 275 | 304 | 579 /|1,246 {1,000 8 10 
Liandilo Fawr- - - | 17,968 12 2 14 4 3 7 21 1513 4 
Llandovery - - -—| 435,055 as Ae ti re aa as es ifs 
Lianelly - - - — |} 23,507 8 3 11 9 2 4 22 1912 0 
Llanfyllin - - - -—J| 21,869] 28 6 84 18 8 23 57 39 17 6 
Llanrwst - - - -—| 12,479 5 3 8 3 bis 3 11 16 0 0 
Loddon and Clavering - | 15,095 | 14 16 80 12 13 25 5d 46 11 6 Childr t District 
London, City - - -| 55,932 Cha 
London, East - - —j; 44,406 ; : Ditto. 
London, West - - — | 28,367 bs nt es a ve Ditto. 
HoOngstown. = 9-- = = 9,696 5 14 19 10 11 21 40 8116 6 
Loughborough - -=-| 25,268) 12 10 22 20 7 27 49 85 0 6 
Louth - - - - -—j] 83,388] 17 14 81 Ly, 15 82 63 54 8 6 
Ludlow - - = =| 17,048 17 9 26 15 4 19 45 50 0 0 
Lukes, St. (L.A.)-- —- | 54,055 19 3L 50 13 84 47 ae 62 4 0 J 
Dato a=: = Pee RORR gethhis pec Reais ha chen Weekes ‘ hie Na- 
Lutterworth - - - | 16,194 8 5 13 7 6 13 26 21 6 0 
Lymington - - -1| 12,065) 18 7 25 15 9 24 49 8215 0 


| 1857.] . of the Poor Law Board. Za72 


No. 38.—Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &¢.—continued. 





= 


























| The Average Number of Children attending |= & a. a 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in sé 5 Rn 
England and Wales, during the Half year (8 20S oc 
ended at Lady-day 1857. 3 eee 2 
d BEecSs 
UNTONS, &e. Es) Boys Girls se qo ae OBSERVATIONS. 
a Om jouw St low Total Soe 8 Sg 
S tebslotel = lebcleBel . (cow leeo see 
a |\eeoleao) 4 ISeolOas! . (apd ise os 
B lgedianc| 3 [Eaign<] 2 OM ESSece 
Ee SCE 
Macclesfield - - -J| 63,827; 10 17 27 12 16 28 55 61 3 0 
Machynlleth - - -—-|{ 12,116 Ae ms aa os he a: Bs ie No workhouse. 
Madeley = ~ = =| 27,627 %.. 5) os. be ae = Se Pe he 
Maidstone os = -—| 36097 35 39 74 49 30 79 153 76 0 0 
Maldon - - - —| 22,137 21 12 33 21 27 48 81 50 0 0 
Malling - - - -| 19,579) 12 | 24 | 86 | 48 | 18 | 66 | 102 | 57.3 0 
Malmsbury - - —j 14,899 15 13 28 26 15 41 69 2919 0 
Malton - - - -—| 28,128 6 8 14 24 6 380 44 39 611 
Manchester - —- -— | 186,986 | 187 261 448 129 | 147 276 | 724 743 911 
Mansfield - - -- -—] 80,186 ll 11 22 13 8 21 43 87 15 10 
Margaret, St., and St. | 65,609 : 
John (L.A.) 
Market Bosworth - -/ 18,633 | 12 9 21 11 9 20 41 22:16 0 
Market Harborough - | 15,835 9 7 16 11 8 19 35 28 0 0 
Marlborough - - - 9,894 | 11 14 25 9 14 23 48 14600 
airs, Ge. in Bields’ | bese fs. 1 A. Hf Aa cn i hegre at District 
Marley - - —- -} ig7o1} 11°) Ih 4| “29 ¢} 12+} | 984 45 12 0 0 3 ; 
Marylebone, St. (L.A.) | 157,696 | -- ne ae os ve a6 oe bs 
Medway - - —- -—| 42,796 | 25 27 52 42 27 69 °} 121 53 4 0 
Melksham- - - —| 18,815 6 13 19 19 21 40 59 821) @ 
Melton Mowbray - -} 20,533} 18 12 30 27 15 42 72 6615 0 
Mere - -~ - - -| 8433] 6 ae ae 7 6 | 18 | 2% 240 0 
Meriden —- - -— =| 15967 8 1 9 3 ub 4 13 23 12 0 
Merthyr Tydvil - -| 76,804 | 18 ll 24 10 14 24 48 42 7 8 
Midhurst - - - -—|] 13,599 6 13 19 15 16 3l 50 4113 0 
Mildenhall - - - | 10,354 4 6 10 x eek e | Gree 10 24 12 0 | *No schoolmistress. 
BERENS ta a Oot, ah bes A pay al eo 2) Bs Boas AL Be, a ene hee 
Milton - - - -—{| 12,096} 11 14 25 11 19 380 56 44 5 0 
Mitford and Launditch | 29,389 | 382 36 68 16 47 63 | 131 130 0 0 
Monmouth - - -{| 27,379| 10 6 16 5 9 14 30 12 0 0 
Montgomery and Pool | 16,561 9 10 19 ff 3 10 29 20 0 0 
L.A.) 
Morpeth - - - -| 18,27] .. an ate acs sh ce 5 oe No teachers. 
Mutford and Lothing- | 20,163 | 11 5 16 13 i 24 40 21 4 0 
land. 
Nantwich - - - -—f 35,941 | 10 15 25 20 5 25 50 44 5 6 
Narberth - - - -{ 22,130; 14 9 23 8 5 13 86 23 12 0 
Neath- - - - -| 46,471 12 4 16 11 6 17 33 20 0 0 
Neot’s, St. a res 5 9 14 20 8 28 42 20 0 0 
Newark - - - -] 80,848} 12 7 19 16 f 23 42 46 1 2 
Newbury - - —- -—j 20,815; 33 17 50 32 30 62 112 538 14 8 
Newecastle-in-Emlyn -j 20,173 | .. i Pa - RG a is wa 
Newcastle-under-Lyme | 20,814 1 13 30 7 12 19 49 45 13 10 
Neweastle-on-Tyne - | 89,156 | 33 4} 74 26 85 61 | 185 90 0 0 
Newent - - - -| 12,575 12 13 25 6 8 14 89 31 2 0 
New Forest - - -{| 18,042 8 20 28 22 10 82 60 56 25.0 
Newhaven = 5,248 4 1 5 3 2 5 10 1812 0 ‘Se : 
Newington, St. Mary | 64,816| .. sy - o a a vs Bs teas at District 
(L.A.) 
Newmarket - - - | 36,655 18 36 54 21 24 45 99 41 4 0 
Newport (Monmouth) | 43,472 | 19 7 26 23 11 84 60 15! 0.0 ¥ 
Newport (Salop) - -| 15,620] .. As is tie ae ne se a } Oe at Stafford 
Newport Pagnell - - | 23,093 | 1 5 15 22 13 | 35 50 386 0 0 
Newton Abbot —- -| 52,306 | 35 18 53 84 9 43 96 80 16 11 


Newtown and Llanidioes| 25,107 | 18 26 39 il 12 23 62 4215 0 
Northallerton - - -—j 12,424] .. is, ie a a a Rie Ae | 


Pg 


228 


No. 38.--Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &¢e.—continued. 





UNIONS, &e. 





Northampton - - - 
North Aylesford 
f Northleach - - - 
Northwich - - - 
North Witchford 
| Norwich (L.A.) 
qf Nottingham - .- - 
Nuneaton- - - - 


| 
! 


7 Oakham - - - - 
f Okehampton - - - 
fOlave,St.- - - - 
} Oldham - - - - 
Ongar- - - - - 
Ormskirk - - - - 
Orsett- - - - - 
Oswestry - - - - 
Oundle - - - - 
Ouseburn, Great 
§ Oxford (L.A.) - 


Paddington - - - 
a Pancras, St.(L.A.)  - 
i Pateley Bridge - - 
Patrington = ==. = 
PSPemyroke;— =u = 
i Penistone - - - - 
Penkridge - - = 
| Penrith - - - - 
Penzance - - - = 
Pershore - ~-.- = 
1 Peterborough - - - 
| Petersficld - - - 
4 Petworth - - - - 
MeWSey = = 2+ 5= 
§ Pickering - - - - 
# Plomesgate - - - 
| Plymouth (L.A.) -  - 
1 Plympton, St. Mary - 
| Pocklington - - - 
iaeontemact | = => = 
| Pontypool- - - - 
oole == = = 
1 Poplar - - - - 
f Portsea Island - - 
} Potterspury - - - 
Prescot - - - - 
Presteigne- - - - 
| Preston - - - - 
| Preston, Great (G.I.) - 
i Prestwich - - - - 
| Pwllheli - - = - 


Mekintd.-= «<= 
PReading - - =< = 








Population, 1851. 


30,577 
16,569 
10,984 
31,202 
16,248 
68,058 
57,407 
13,532 


11,513 
20,401 
19,375 
86,788 
11,855 
38,307 
10,642 
22,761 
15,655 
12,167 
19,971 


46,305 
166,956 
9,334 
9,407 
22,874 
13,214 
16,741 
22,307 
53,370 
13,553 
28,957 
7,814 
9,629 
12,503 
9,972 
21,477 
52,221 
19,723 
16,098 
5,106 
27,993 
12,890 
47,162 
72,096 
10,651 
56,074 
8,493 
96,545 
23,177 
41,048 
21,788 


26,776 
22,175 


The Average Number of Children attending 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in 
England and Wales, during the Half year 
ended at Lady-day 1857. 


Under 10 
Years of 
Age. 

Above 10 


46 


23 


68 
14 
19 


63 





os 
oS 
a 
a 


Years of 


Age. 


34 


16 


Gd ot Gorn eee 


i) 
Pe Or 


32 


71 
il 


33 





Total. 


389 


139 
18 
30 


96 


Age. 


Under 10 
Years of 


WL 


Girls. 

a, Total 
9 Boys 
oho > lean” 
5 o G 
BSc! S |Girls. 
aps) oO 

4 aH 

















18 35 65 
18 29 59 
8 19 25 
16 27 58 
9 26 45 
53 | 122 | 169 
18 97 
2 5 15 
3 6 18 
5 15 35 
17 58 85 
ll 36 91 
13 31 54 
ll 18 88 
jl 25 42 

10 23 
8 17 37 
37 66 | 146 
15 5 78 
3 10 22 
7 19 36 
6 16 30 
14 32 75 
il 25 388 
17 41 74 
21 35 67 
7 21 41 
5 7 14 
18 4] 65 
jee 45 | 100 
1 14 28 
3 7 18 
38 12 28 
18 21 36 
60 | 171 | 810 
6 17 35 
9 15 45 
iN 66 | 162 





Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report 


Amount of Money paid to 
Boards of Guardians from 


B& 


ny 
as 
ai 


131 


tS bb 
i bo 


“1 
oOo 


the Parliamentary Grant 
in respect of the Salaries 
ot Teachers, for the Year 


ended Lady-day 1857. 


aie 
bo 
Oo 


[1857. 





OBSERVATIONS. 











oO 


Bus 


oocooown ooo 





om eo tf 






ooo NO OH SO SD 

















Mere attend Na- 
tional School, 










> 
ooe>o 2 >o 






<> 
Ko) 














boo’ 
° 






> 
Oo 






Ditto. 







Ditto. 
} Children at District 






School, 





1857. of the Poor Law Board. 229 


No. 38.—Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &¢.—continued. 



































The Average pit age of Children attending = BES @ 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in |ro-4 & 24 
England and Wales, during the Half year |= 20'S ott 
ended at Lady-day 1857. SE rPASg 
, Bodo. 
UNIONS, & B geet 
d » &e. ob Boys. Girls ASeS rae OBSERVATIONS. 
~ wie SPOT 
g rid Z n moans 
= jee leis a3 |gs hn Ee 
3 Se p y 2 eth 200 
ml ete SOE Slo aie lO eg io ailand oe SS 
E iIsswioseu S jSSulsSu& S |Girls| S52 2.5 
2 ses ao Se ees aus S colt 
‘ ££) esd 
Redruth - - - -| 58,628 21 1a 32 42 22 64 96 56211 3 
Reeth - - - - - 6,820] .. Ae a Be ae ete er ate No teachers. 
Reigate - - - -—|] 14329) lt 20 34 12 8 20 54 73 6 0 
Rhayader - - - - 6,796 ae eis as a5 Re ee AG 55 
Richmond (Surrey) -j| 15996) .. a as $s a a ne a § Ce at District 
: School. 
Richmond (N.Y.) - | 13,846 i B 8 3 1 4 12 169 0 : 
Ringwood - - - -| 5,465 8 5 8 14 1k 28 36 29 0 0 
Ripon- - - - —{| 15,993 4 4 8 8 3 11 19 26 6 0 
Risbridge - - - -| 18,117 8 19 27 18 12 30 57 4410 0 
Rochdale - - - -j] 72,515} .. aa = aS axe ae ae 3 No teacher. 
Rochford - - —- -—| 15,818 22 24 46 30 23 53 99 70 00 
Romford - - —- <-—j} 24,607 20 27 47 24 18 42 89 607 65 5 
Mars 2 Safe P5487 LE =f . es. Children attend Na- 
Romney Marsh 43 ds ae ae “3 } tional School. 
Romsey - - - -—| 10,810 2 7 9 13 22 41 0 0 
fa = =- = = =} eee? 9 8 ain fas & (96 Pez 10 0 0 
Rothbury - - - —-j] 7,481) .. oe i ae 50 ae BA A No teachers. 
Rotherham - -— -—| 38,082 lt 4 18 20 Ml 3l 49 20-0550 . 
Hotheiihe = = =) wees) .. i Children at District 
’ oe oe oe ee oe oe oe School. 
Royston - - — -| 19,764 14 20 Bt 1 10 29 63 48 8 0 
Rugby - -—- —- =| 23,477 I1 5 16 4 3 7 23 13 0-0 
Runeorn - - — —| 28,797 a a5 a ye bi fe ee Bo No teachers, 
Ruthin -~ - =- —-| 16,853 13 12 25 8 7 15 40 37 0 0 
Rye - - - = -}; 12,349 if 19) 33 10 6 16 49 41 16 6 





Saddleworth-with-Quick | 17,799 | 11 2 13 6 x 


| 


20 16 0 0 


























(G.E.) 
Saffron Walden - —- | 20,716 12 32 4a 13 23 36 80 77 14 0 
Salford © fo @S =4) 87,928 | 83 bor Theo: |. 68 |, 19) | 88> | 168 65 0 0 
Salisbury, City (L.A.)- | 8,930 | 17 7 194 7 6 BF Le i8h 52 6 8 
Samford - - - —-| 12,493 7 14 21 8 7 15 36 2217 0 
Saviour, St. - - —-| 35,7381 a at District 
Searborough - - —-| 24,615 7 se ls 5 a ‘ns 3 
Seuleoates- - - - | 44,719 25 37 62 29 12 41 103 65 0 0 
Sedbergh - - - - 4,574 
Sedgefield - - - - 8,501 os ee ve ar a ae aie os No teachers. 
eisdonn =) =) one eae LS S4On | ee me zo z ak & 4 © Children at District 
School. 
Selby - - - - -— |] 14,608 5 9 14 1 5 19 re 
Settle - - - - -j| 18,762 11 if 18 8 i 9 27 4118 7 
Seven Oaks - - -—| 22,095 25 24 49 85 18 53 102 49 16 0 
Shaftesbury - - -| 13,029) 11 9 20 1) 3 18 38 20 0 0 
Shardlow - - - -/ 382,318 10 16 26 14 8 22 48 4112 0 
Sheffield - - - -|108,626| 43 | 23 | 66 | 34 | 16 | 50 | 116 65 0 0 
Sheppey - - - —-| 13,385] 16 | 14 | 20 § 16300 fae) 48 50 0 0 
Shepton Mallet - -| 16,957 10 8 18 20 17 37 55 47 2 0 
Sherborne - - -—]} 18,081) .. a as he ts fe bi a 
Shifal - - - -—J| 11,483 2 2 4 3 4 7 Di 18 4 0 
Shipston-on-Stour- - | 20,651 16 tf 23 20 16 36 59 24 0 0 
Shoreditch, St. Leonard | 109,257 | 73 59 | 132 52 68 | 120 | 252 909 @ 0 
Shrewsbury (L.A.) —- | 23,104 9 2 11 4 7 ll 22 28.17 0 
Skipton - ~- - -|] 28,363] .. Ar te ate te ie 
Skirlaugh - - - =- 9,279 13 5 18 6 2 8 26 20 3° 0 
Sleaford - - - -| 24,412) 10 14 24 27 8 385 59 65 14 0 
Solihull - - - -—-| 11,931 4 38 i 3 3 6 | *13 5 0 0| *Michaelmas half-year. 
Southam - - - -!] 10,426 13 11 24 13 4 17 4] 93) 0110 
Southampton (L.A.) -— | 34,098 | 18 22 40 53 28 Sy |) 120 148 8 4 
South Molton - ~ -— 4} 20,566 11 17 28 26 9 85 63 75 2 3 


230 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No. 38..—_Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &c.—continued. 









































The Average Number of Children attending 5 gas a 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in ge = § pb. 
England and Wales, during the Half year | 3 Z Sos 
ended at Lady-day 1857. pS oh 
OD SG tp, 
ral Sagas 
UNIONS, &e. 3 Boys Girls. =5 zB Se a)  OBReEseoEe 
4 tm FBO 
GP: Pe] Fe Fe]. Bese 
S (Basl/2e5| + |SS5/885| G | an ga Hg 
B Er<en<) 3 EAaigs4) 2 (Om Esaase 
£3. d 
South Shields - - 35,790 6 10 16 7 8 15 31 20 0 0 
South Stoneham - 15,974 8 10 18 10 16 26 44 70 5 0 
Southwell- - - 25,596 7 5 12 8 2 10 22 2012 0 
Spalding - - - 21,290 | 12 25. 387 10 7 27 64 69 0 90 
Spilsby =e eee 28,937 | 13 10 23 23 17 37 60 6615 6 
Stafford - - —- -| 22.632 | 22 10 32 20 15 35 67 5113 0 
Staines - - - -|]| 13,973] 19 12 81 25 Lyf 42 73 60 2 0 
Stamford - - - -| 19,755 14 11 25 15 13 28 53 4410 0 
Stepney - - - - {110,775 | 216 | 114 | 830 | 156 | 100 | 256 | 586 152 0 0] Including Mile End. 
Steyning - - - -|]| 16,867 8 11 19 14 12 26 45 4911 0 
Stockbridge - - -| 7,367] 5 4 9 4 |018 baa7 | 96 19 9 0 
Stockport - - - -1| 90,174} 23 | 27 50 30 9 39 89 73 0 0 
Stockton - - - —-|] 44433} 25 9 34 25 10 35 69 15 5 6 
Stokesley - - - -]| 8666] .. se a AG a oo ae RS No teachers. 
Stoke Damerel - ~ - | 388,180 | 28 18 46 28 16 44 90 60 0 
Stoke-upon-Trent- —- | 57,942 | 22 28 50 82 20 52 | 102 84 0 





Stone - - - - -| 19,844} 12 i 13 17 5 22 35 389 0 
Stourbridge - - -|] 57,350] 12 14 26 21 14 35 61 45 10 
Stow - - - - -|] 21,110 7 21 28 5 13 18 46 70 9 


11 if 18 9 10 19 37 31 18 


Stow-on-the-Wold - 9,939 


ono CoCo SCC CS 





Strand =. ~ =. .= | 44,263 | 37 47 84 56 29 85 169 82 13 
Stratford-on-Avon - | 20,789 | 11 2 13 9 5 14 27 17 0 
|Stratton - - - -—| 8580] .. 7 = ee se : a Ee Ditto. 
Stroud aie GT. tee 2. 10 37 34 9 43 80 40 0 0 
Sturminster - - - | 10,882 9 4 13 18 9 22 85 28 0 0 
Sudbury - - - -] 30,811 15 17 32 13 13 26 58 62.15 0 
Sunderland - - -| 70,576{ 16 19 35 19 17 36 71 75 410 
| Sutton Incorporation - | 7,052 - : Ditto. ahi 
Swaffham- - - -|] 14,320 Oo ed | le 5 6 allt oi # — oles ella National 
Swansea - - - — |: 46,907} 17: | asi |°eol 1¢ 9! 1s 1) |a0! [S40 | eos : 
Tadeaster- - - - 1,693 |... ee be a Me te BIG ie 
- Tamworth == =e 8S996 4 is 4 II 5 16 20 12 0 0 
Taunton - - - -|] 85,114} 18 19 37 34 12 46 83 75 14 0 
f Tavistock - - - -| 27,850 8 14 22 23 9 32 54 88 5 6 
Teesdale - - - -] 19,813 a Ditto. 
Tenbury -~ - - -1| 7,047 8 2 2 it 3 8 x No teachers. 
Tendring - - - -—| 27,710 11 12 23 19 15 34 57 4118 9 
'Tenterden- - - -| 11,979] 17 13 30 16 27 43 73 58 19 0 , 
etoury - - - -| 625 j Children, attend Man 
Tewkesbury - - -]| 15,181) . ee Oe - 50 < 50 ota No teachers. 
Thakeham Sie SS 7,484 8 13 21 3 5 8 29 82 0 0 
Thame = i G24) |e 10 22 9 6 15 37 4112 0 
Thanet, Isleof - -— | 81,798 | 27 28 55 12 21 83 88 75 0 0 
Thetford - - - -—-| 19,040] 12 17 29 9 16 25 54 58 10 0 
Thingoe - - - -| 18,971 9 13 22 14 20 34 56 37 10 0 
Thirsk =, GO 8 4 12 6 4 10 22 17 FIRS 
Thomas, St. - - -| 48,787 28 17 45 45 11 56 101 565 911 
Thornbury - —- -—| 16,454 6 ial 17 6 5 11 28 2214 0 
Thorne - - — -—|J 15,886 6 12 18 5 5 10 28 20 0 0 
Thrapstone - - -| 12,841 4 3 if 2 1 3 10 26 6 0 
Ticehurst - - - -—1| 15,507 10 10 20 19 12 31 51 27 0 0 
Tisbury - - - -—| 10,181 7 F 14 12 12 24 38 
Tiverton - - -— -{| 88,007 | 17 22 39 26 12 38 17 46 0 0 
Todmorden - - - {| 29,727 a No workhouse.: ° 
Tonbridge - - - - 28,545 | 21 29 50 38 14 52 102 53 6 4 


1857.] of the Poor Law Board. 231 


No. 38.—Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &c.—continued. 


a 
















































The Average Number of Children attending 2 ges 3 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in |S4& Spx 
England and Wales, during the Half year |2 2V'2 ot: 
ended at Lady-day 1857. a Be 82 
3 REESE 
UNIONS, &c. 33 Boys. Girls. ARS es) OBSERVATIONS. 
g os ot ow I Total Ssasa's 
a= —e° (4.0 SSS ee) | Boys |e 2a ae 
S lshsiols| = jsislees) a and |BE™ S83 
A dal aula al OM cae 
£ 8s. da 
Torrington - - -| 17,491 12 7 19 20 3 23 42 2316 0 
| Totnes - - - -—| 84,022; 34 ff 41 27 9 36 ee. 7510 0 
Towcester- - - -— |] 12,806 6 2 8 7 8 15 23 Lie O 
-Tuxteth Park - - - a3 ne Es RA oh ae ne a \ Included in West Derby 
Union. 
eiregaron — = —~ =p} 1002) .. o8 te ote ee mie te Bi 
Truro- - - - -| 42,270 20 13 33 24 20 44 77 67 0 3 
Tunstead and Happing | 15,614 4 6 10 3 4 7 WwW 4018 0 
Tynemouth - - -— {| 64,230} 23 6 29 28 1l 384 | 63 20 0 0 
SUckfielad - - - —fe17ésiid 1s eheg0 dh a5:<h. 7 0 ah I 4h Be 43 4 0 
Ulverstone - = —| 80,556 14 15 29 20 9 29 58 7512 0 
Uppingham - —- —-| 12,701| 18 | 11] 24 6 45-20: 94 2918 0 
-Upton-on-Severn - -j| 18070| 12 6 18 8 9 a lrg 85 x 
Uttoxeter - - - -— J 165,140 8 12 20 3 6 9 29 2316 0 
| Uxbridge - - - -—| 19,475 12 22 bd 18 11 29 638 52 4 0 
Wakefield - - - -—| 47,303 11 12 23 9 12 21 44 50 0 0 
Wallingford - - -| 14,112] 19 | 14 | 33 | 26 | 18 | 44 | 7 4411 4 
Walsal - - — —} 48,044) 14 3 17 8 8 16 33 2212 0 
Walsingham - - —| 21,863 26 12 38 aly 10 27 65 82.10 8 
Wandsworth & Clapham | 50,764| .. + is 4. & 4, 4. a | caine at District 
Wangford - - - -| 14014| 19 | 13 | 32 | 15 6 Gea Weide 2216 0 ; 
Wantage - - - -—| 17,488] 13 | 12 | 25 | 17 | 17 | 84 | 389 5510 0 
Ware - - - -— ~~} 16,482 12 16 28 11 14 25 53 388 14 0 
Wareham and Purbeck | 17,417 | 20 10 30 20 25 45 75 2315 0 
Warminster - - -| 17,067 12 10 22 10 6 16 38 18 5 0 
Warrington - - —] 86,164] 18 20 33 21 16 37 70 6010 0 
Warwick - - —- —-|] 41,994) 14 | 88 | 47 | 48 | 14 | 62 | 109 59 6 0 
Watford - - - —] 18,800 10 15 25 37 12 49 74 48 12 0 
Wayland - - - —/}*12;141 14 10 24 18 8 26 50 19 3 0 : | 
/Weardale - - - —-| 14,567 ef ae Se As Fi A. bs 53 | oe Le weirg Na- 
Wellingborough —- —|} 21,356] 11 3 14 11 38 14 28 22 8 0 
Wellington (Salop) — | 20,729 10 7 17 20 12 82 49 10 0 0 
Wellington (Somerset) 22,121 14 13 27 18 13 33 58 57 8" 9 
Wells - - - - —| 21,842| 27 21 48 24 1 37 85 i O10 
Welwyn =o eh 2225) lee & a ae i ne 2 s No teachers. 
Wem - = = = == /10,625 6 5 Wl: 5 4 9 20 1916 0 
Weobly = = = = 8,718 5 5 10 6 8 14 24 im 
Westbourne - - - 6,944 9 1 10 6 10 16 26 26 5 0 
West Bromwich - -| 69,729| .. a te ke ae 4. a Ke 
Westbury-on-Severn -/| 13,124 6 5 11 8 5 13 24 19 9 0 
Westbury and Whor- 2,530 9 19 28 10 14 24 52 4510 4 
wellsdown. 
West Derby - - — | 188,279 64 70 134 42 71 113 247 822 8 5 | Including Toxteth Park. 
West Firle Re 2,590 5 4 9 D 5 10 19 88 12 6 
WestHam - - -| 84,395] 27 | 29 | 56 | 28 | 39 | 67 | 123 53.17 0 
West Hampnett - -| 14,619] 15 16 3l 7. 16 Bi 64 65 8 7 
West Ward - - - 8155 3 1 4 2 3 5 9 20 0 0 
Weymouth =e a DONT 14 14 283 17 14 ol 59 50 12 6 
Wheatenhurst = wets 7,937 8 3 11 2 1 3 14 se 
Whitby - - -— -j} 21,592 if 4 101 5 7 12 3 26 10) 0 
Whitchurch - - - 5,619 12 3 15 12 4 16 31 8413 2 
Whitchureh(Salop)L.A. |} 11,370 6 3 9 5 9 14 3 2014 38 
Whitechapel - - -— |] 78,271 | 142 203 | 345 134 120 254 599 2387 14 2 
Whitehaven -- - -| 35,579| 36 | 20 | 56 | 24 | 24 | 48 | 104 82 0 0 
| | 














232 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No. 38.—Number of Children attending the Schools of Union Workhouses, &¢.—continued. 


















‘ a fon} PM hb 
The Average Number of Children attending |* g gS 
the Schools of the Union Workhouses in Bes ar, 
England and Wales, during the Half year eS a S$ o's 
ended at Lady-day 1857. sot Cag 
3 gEeese 
°o - et 
UNIONS, &e. &B Boys. Girls. S520 s7|  OBsERVaTrOns. 
o ow SER OD 
Se tu Cos gas 
ne ee ee s3 |ss Total |e ogee 
bee glee 3 belt alas 1: and |EE™ S88 
= pa Ne 5 a . mH 
2 jsse/3s& 8 Sshess| BS |cirls./S sere 
° RATS) 5 [RH ISrH<| oO EXBA oo 
ey » 4 H |p <q S <q 






















Whittlesey - - - 7,687 


Children attend Na- 
tional Schools. 


38 Ai 49 21 




















Wigan - - - = 77,589 0 
Wight, Isle of (L.A.) - 50,824 | 57 35 92 33 43 76 168 200 0 0 
Wigton i tipi aac 23,661 17 8 25 14 10 24 49 46 0 0 
Williton - - - - 19,895 18 14 32 16 10 26 58 47 12 0 
Wilton - - - - 10,712 vei a ae she ate Ditto. 
Wimborne & Cranborne 17,271 7 8 15 12 9 21 36 22 0 0 
Wincanton - - - 21279 17 11 28 10 15 25 53 33 6 6 
Winchcomb - - - 10,136 | 10 1 11 6 2 8 19 24 8 0 
Winchester, New - - 22,642 | 15 14 29 28 ff 85 64 55 8 0 
Windsor - - - - 19,389 26 28 54 24 23 50 104 5215 9 
Wimelow - - - - 9,376] 4 t Ae 2 4 6 Nd 20 0 0 
Wirrall - - - = 57,147 10 14 24 29 9 38 62 4314 3 
Wisbeach - - ~ - 36,215 | 16 41 57 30 29 59 116 65 10 5 
Witham - - - - 16,099 2 14 16 31 8 39 55 6012 0 
Witney - - - - 23,529 5 22 27 84 14 48 75 75 0 0 
Woburn - - - - 12,075 12 13 25 ll 10 21 46 32 0 0 ‘ ne" 
Wokingham =o SSR 138,668 ne 54 at ste 36 OS i Ba District 
Wolstanton & Burslem 41,916 | 15 9 24 5 19 84 58 &7 4 0 
Wolverhampton - - 90,301 | 39 13 52 51 38 89 | 141 75 0 0 
Woodbridge - - - 23,770 | 15 14 29 14 15 29 58 59. 2-9 
Woodstock - - - 14,360 11 10 21 8 13 21) 42 47 12 9 
Worcester- - - —- 26,237 | 16 13 29 23 15 88 67 67 7 0 
Worksop - - = - 19,153 11 4 15 11 7 18 383 27 26 
Wortley - - - -| 18798] 7 4 7 B tO a 7 24 4 0 * 
Wrexham - - - - 40,078 18 10 28 21 21 42 70 385 0 0 
Wycombe- ~ ~ = 83,562 | 22 28 50 11 29 40 90 208 15 0 
Yarmouth, Great - - 26,880 | 22 15 87 14 16 380 67 6411 0 
Yeovil- - - - - 28,446 12 12 24 385 16 51 75 69 14 3 
York - - - - =- 53,588 10 16 26 15 13 28 54 54 0 0 

Total - — | 17,829,441 | 8,759 | 8,611 |17,370 | 9,641 | 7,358 16,999 |34,369 |26,88917 5 
SCHOOL DISTRICTS. 
Central London - -j| —- = | 191 | 416 | 607 | 167 | 306 473 11,080 | 575 0 0 
Farnham and Hartley | - - 53 | 257 | 810 | 166 | 253 419 | 729} 672 4 1 

Wintney. 

North Surrey - }- <-] - - | 105 | 296 401 88 172 260 661 | 70514 1 
Reading & Wokingham | - - 14 42 56 25 82 S7 ui ATSs| GEST 1620 
South East Shropshire Si eet 47 84 81 21 34 55 | 186 | 17812 7 
South Metropolitan! -| - - | 21 | 43 | 64 | 43 | 45 88 | 152] 239 110 

Total - - |17,829,441 |) 481 | 1,088 | 1,519 | 510 842 |1,852 | 2,871 | 2,558 8 7 


Total in Workhouse 
Schools and District 


a ' 9,190 | 9,699 | 18,889] 10,151] 8,200 |18,351 |37,240 |29,398 6 0 
chools - - - 


1857.) of the Poor Law Board. 233 


No. 389. 





STATEMENT of the Number of Poor Persons who have been authorized to Emigrate at the 
Cost of Parishes, and of the Sums-which the Poor Law Board have authorized to be 
Raised or Borrowed for the Purpose, from the Ist J anuary to the 3lst December 1857. 
(In continuation of Statement in the Ninth Annual Report, Appendix No. 31.) 


—_—— ee 


















































Emigrants. g 

z 

Males. Females. 7 

Amount ad ec nag 8 er ees = S| 
; Authorized |83 [9% | SO jee Joe | Ss] S To what part 
Counties. Parishes. i ZS BS #4 z.¢ 3s Ba 8 ps cued 

Expended. M4 |= | 9m [Sm | S| 3 

eG/buil $2] oS/8s8) 531% 

#s(fes| £5 be b<lea<| 28 | o 

loa clan s| au loess. 5| an | = 

< ab) OL iis S) ‘S) S 

coe eek | 

Bedford - — | Histow —"~-  — 58 0 0 1 2 1 2 ng 2 | 8 | Canada. 

Berks - - Speen- - - - 80 0 0 4 1 2 8 | Australia. 
” aes Vi Sa eo 10 0 0 1 we 1 | Canada. 
2” = a Wellord) & @=%%= 20 0 0 1 1 2 | Australia, 

Buckingham | Beaconsfield - - 6 0 0 i 1 | Ditto. 
= ~ —| Chalfont St. Giles - 127 0° 2 2 | Ditto. 

S - -| Chalfont St. Peter - 6 00 we 1 2 3) Dittor 
” ==" Chenies | = >= = - 6700 1 ai 1 | Ditto. 
o = =< Chesham + -*'- 6 6 0 nt 1 wet et Ditto: 
AF =. | Colesnile =) ==" — TSmOe0 1 1 i 3 | Ditto. 
‘9 = veibenn So = a 12-200 5G 2 So 2 | Ditto. 
os - -| West Wycombe - 10 0 0 1 2 1 1 5 | Ditto. 

Devon - -| Milton Abbott- - 10 0 0 1 2 1 8 1 8 | Canada. 

Essex - -| Farnham - - - 25: 200 2 2 a 8 1 1 | 10 | Australia, 
» <- —| Little Baddow- ~- 48 0 0 1 1 3 2 1 | 8 | Ditto. 

* - - | Wickham Bishops - 3.0 0 7 1 | Van Diemen’s Land. 
ep eneiaber..x.) St, Pbilin ond St. a eS Se i ce a eee ee 
” =| — | Uley =. > t= 5 0 0 2 1 1 2 7 | Ditto. 

Hertford - | Furneux Pelham - 0 0 a se 1 | Ditto. 
aa - -| Therfield -~- - - 170: 0 é a 1 ae 1 | Ditto. 

Kent = =] Ash =°- = = 70 0 0 1 1 2 2 1 7 | Canada. 
“5 - -| Chatham - “- - 110 0 0 3 1 7 11:3)" Ditto, 
+9 - -{|Cranbrook- - - 30 0 0 iE 1 1 ¥ i 4 | Australia. 
» + ~|Goudhurst - ~|{ 95" 9 | 2 | ? ra 7 | Ditto’ 
- - -| Hawkhurst - - t 2 3 J 2 ae 8 | Ditto. 
ap - -| Lewisham- - - 20 0 0 1 i 2 1 5 | Ditto. 

98 - -|St. Margaret - - 60 0 0 1 il a 1 2 6 | Ditto. 

is - -j| St. Mildred - - 5 0 0 se 2 | Australia. 

Middlesex - | Allhallows, Barking 10 0 0 a Py 1 | Ditto. 

»  o- | Christchurch - - 10 50) 0 a il 1 | Ditto. 

» - — | St.Anne,Blackfriars 50 0 0 i 2 2 5 | Ditto. 

eee eee pa OUT 1 | Ditto. 

9 -— .~| St. Ethelburga - 20 0 0 1 5a 1 | Ditto. 

es) - -| St. John Hackney - 1410 0 kk 4 8 8 | Canada. 

» - — | St. Mary-le-Bow - 10 0 0 1 1 | Australia. 

» - —| St. Mildred Poultry 10 0 0 1 | Ditto. 

» - —| St. Stephen, Cole- 0 00 Dy) 2 | Ditto. 
man Street - - 

9» %— —| St. “Vedast alias lo 6 6 ol ee 1 | Ditto. 
Foster - - - 

Somerset -|Banwell - - - 89 0 0 1 | 1 3 6 | Canada. 
» - {| Chileompton - - 2 0: 0 2 2 i 2 1 as 8 | Australia. 
gyre rr PE fOr diene rr OOO 1 1 iP 2 | Canada. 
OG eo 7? ee ee yo) 0 3 1 38 7 | Australia. 

BE tae OE -e-goospro | a.) a] fa |") 9 | Bit. 
ee Go 15 0 0 1 1 1 3 | Ditto. 

Carried forward -| 936 0 0 | 48 | 25 | 14 | 64 | 387 | 16 | 209 


* Vide 11th Report, Appendix B. No. 12. 
{ Vide Appendix, Report II, 


234 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 
No. 39.-~Number of Poor Persons who have been authorized to Emigrate, &¢.—continued. 
Emigrants. | 


Females. 


\ 
= 


7 Years of Age.. 


Amount 


7 ; Authorized 
Counties. Parishes. toibe 


To what part 
sanctioned. 
Expended. 


above 14 Years 


of Age. 
Children between 
7 and 14 Years 


of Age. 
Children under 
above 14 Years 


of Age. 


Children between 
7 and 14 Years 


7 Years ot Age. 
of Age. 
Children under 


Adult Persons 
Total Number of Emigrants. 


Adult Persons 


bo 
oO 
~ 
oe 
for} 
~ 
oo 
XQ 
= 
for) 


Brought forward 
Surrey -. Battersea 10 
s Clapham 15 
Sussex Battle - . 86 
Catsfield 45 
Cuckfield — 10 
Etchingham 28 
Frant- - 9 
” Sac. 30 
Mountfield 5 Australia. 
Rotherfield 7 oe Ditto. 
Salehurst - 25 0 23 Ditto. 
Ditto. 
Canada. 
Australia. 
Ditto. 
Ditto. 
Canada. 


Canada. 
Ditto. 
Australia. 
Ditto. 
Canada. 
Australia. 
Ditto. 
Canada. _ 


ooocococoo spa eooooc oe 
RM wee & SH & O He CD 
eB to B- K & DS DH 
tb 
r= 


oe 
= 
So 


Ticehurst - - 

Warwick Iimington- - 40 
Wilts Christian Malford 12 
a Melksham- - 3 

i. Mere - - - 6 
York Scarborough - 10 


1,230 10 


ooo 8 © 


Amount authorized to be expended, 
and Number of Emigrants, 137.417 
brought from the Ninth Annual ? 
Report, Appendix No. 31. 


Total as respects Parishes- - 188,647 12 9 





No. 40. 
SraTEMENT of the Number of Poor Persons who have been authorized to Emigrate at the 
Cost of the Common Fund, from the lst of January to the 31st of December 1857.—(In 
continuation of Statement in the Ninth Annual Report, Appendix No. 32.) 




















Emigrants. | = 
3 
| fal 
SS 
Males Females. | | 
Amount = 
: £ on ee 2 lee 5] %& 
Authorized gS (eo isa & BIO a To what part 
Counties Unions. SO. ie 2 | ag fee (2S 4 Sate ‘ 
; to be gm [BR | a |ge (2 eee eee ee sanctioned. 
wm oO 
Expended. [#4 J@S . 2 ax seo te q 
oO oO bal o i 
ces B28 83 ReSibes bs | 
Sot cat gh Sots cH] g 
BOQe HS | Swi we) oS $s 
SO RBO GeO] ah /OROlare oO] ak ° 
<4 'S) oO |< D 6) a 




















{ Devon - -/ Plymouth (Town) - 84 0 a 1 1 1 2 ts 1 6] Canada. 
7 Kent. - <-| Tonbridge- - —- 30 0 10). 1 1 oe 1 56 8 | Ditto. 
q Middlesex -} City of London - LOO sO il il 1 il 4] Australia. 
Aa ~ -j}| Hackney - - - 8 0 0 x 4 1 5 | Ditto. 
% - - 5 - - - 25 0 0 1 2 1 1 2 2 9| Canada. 
§ Somerset -| Bedminster - —- 5 0 0 1 2 on i 1 2 8 | Australia. 
1 Suffolk - -| Sudbury - - - 6? ®: Oty By). ard es ea 6 | Ditto. 
Surrey - - | Kingston - - - 212) 0 1 1 1 Mie 3 | Ditto. 
Amount authorized, and Number oO i 8 5 ih 7 6 44 
of Emigrants, brought from 2iGUy WE Ou rat A Bs ae 5c a 539 
Report EX. Appendix NO {S27 — Me ee ee a | 
2747 18 01)... mA a ae eo pessoa Blgesio 
Ditto, as per above Table, No. 31. - | 138,647 12 9 Ms rit: Pa BA ee .. (24,979 








Total - = —1|]141,895 5 9 5 ae ore se 35 a. 25,562 





1857.] of the Poor Law Board. 235 


No. 41. 





List of Unions and Parisuxs for which Workhouses have been ordered by the 
Poor Law Board to be built, together with the Sums authorized to be Expended, 
from the Ist of January to the 31st December 1857.—( Continued Srom the Ninth 
Annual Report, Appendix No. 33.) 


I.—WoRKHOUSES ORDERED TO BE BUILT. 








Additional 
Number Amount 
= of re oethoriaet to be j 
* . 3; . aupers | authorize ixpended on 
Unions and Parishes Counties. to be take Work Rousse 
accom- | Expended. previously 
modated. ordered to be 
Built. 
£ «8. d. £ as 
Alderbury - - - - Wilts - jn - - 400 0 0 
Auckland — = - - Durhamia oF =) w= = ; z 102 0 0 
Aylesbury - - - - Buckingham- - - - oe b6 500 0 0 
Bath - ae ot ey Somerset eS et 53 1,000 0 0 
Bierley, North. - - - Ore b=. ee at Se 3,750. 0 0 
Bolton - - = Laneaster - = = '= *1000 28,000 0 0 oe 
Brentford - = ee Sie Middlesex - - - - a BS 600 0 0 
Cardigan = w= es us Cardigan and Pembroke - 150 0 0 
. Chepstow = - - - Monmouth and Gloucester - we cS 200 0 0 
Chesterfield - - ~ - Derby - - - 400 0 0 
Chippenham - - - - Wilts - = is 300 9,600 0 0 one 
City of London ~ = - City of Tandon - - ‘; 800 0 0 
Conway- = - - =~ Carnarvon and Denbigh - 60 2,110 0 0 the 
Devizes - - - - - Wilts - - as te 310 0. 0 
Dolgelly 7 a Merioneth and Montgomery - ae ae 1,850 0 0 
Ecclesall Bierlow - = = York and Dewy - tis ats 1,500 0 0 
Edmonton - - - - Midas 2 ssex, and Hert- es as 220 uv 0 
ord. 
Fylde - - - - - Lancaster - - - -= 50 ae 250 0 0 
Godstone = Surrey - = = = « a0 ve io. 0" 0 
Helston - - = - - Cornwall - - - - ve if 250 0 0 
Hemsworth - - = = York - = = - - 80 2,500 0 6 a 
Huddersfield - - - - Ditto) =" = Se 600 10,000 0 0 tis 
Ipswich- - - = -= Suffolk - - - = -+ ae Bb 1,300 0 0 
Kings Lynn - & = = Norfolk - - - - = as ate 1,800 0 0 
Leeds - 3 - - - York = = = - - 800 32,000 0 0 os 
Leicester SS Die Oh Sa Leicester > oy eee i we 612 0 0 
Maidstone —- = = - Kent - - - - - 200 as 4,710 0 0 
Malling = cs Ditto - - - - - aie os ef AO 10 
Mile fad Old ‘Town - - Middlesex - - - - 500 27,500 0 0 fs 
Newport eh st! IS Menmouth = - = - 200 1,700 0 0 sf 
Northallerton - - - MOn EB mg k= 36 Be 1,040 0 0 
North Witchford - - - Cambridge - - - = or he 200 0 0 
Ouseburn, Great - - York - - - - = 83 2,615 0 0 a 
Portsea Island - - - | Southampton- - - - 1,200 0 0 











Rhayader - - - - Radnor and Brecknock- = 30 1,500 0 0 oe 
Risbridge Sp TS Sas Suffolk and Essex - - - we SF, 1,820 0 0 
Rochdale = Spek —- Lancaster a Nee a ee 168 0 0 
Rochford - - ~ - Essex - - - - < 2,910 0 0 
Rotherham - - - - York and Derby = = 850 0 0 
Runcorn =) Hee aie “4 Chester - - - - - 2,250 0 0 
Shaftesbury - - Dorset - - |= - = 60 5 300 0 0 
St. Leonard, Shorediteh ~ eh age i ee a ais a 8,000 0 0 

St. Marylebone = - = - ia 2,000 0 0 ay 
Sudbury- - - - - Sudole and Essex — - - a6 = 500 9 0 
Tamworth - - - Warwick, Stafford, and Derby és ais 1,400 0 0 
Ticehurst - - Sussex -— we ee 190 9 7 
Warrington - - - = Lancaster and Chester-  - 160 0 0 
West Bromwich - - = Stafford and Worcester = 2,700 0 0 
West Ham - - - ~ Essex - - - - - 750 0 0 
Wigan - - = - - Lancaster - - = - ‘ 6,000 0 0 
Wigton - ~ - - Cumberland - - - = 850 0 0 
Wolstanton and Burslem - Statonds—— = 9 ka i= 1,000 0 0 
Wolverhampton - - - Ditto - - - - - 5,400 0 0 
Yarmouth, Great- -. - Norfolk - - - - - 2,200 0 0 
Yeovil - - - - - Somerset - - - - a ss 200 0 0 
York - = - - ~ York = (= = - - or ot 1,100 0 0 
£ | 119,525 0 0 55,244 9 7 
Amounts brought from Report IX. Appendix No. 83. —- {2,885,421 16 10} 1,108,567 18 8 
3,004,946 16 10} 1,163,812 & 8 
\ a ee 

Total = = - - - - £ 4,168,759 5 1 


* The order reported in Rep. IX. rescinded. 


236 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report 


[1857. 


No. 41.—List of Unions for which Workhouses have been ordered, &c.—continued. 


IIl.— W oRKHOUSES ORDERED TO BE ALTERED AND ENLARGED. 


Unions and Parishes. 


Berwick-upon-Tweed 
Eastbourne - —- 
Hackney - - - 
Hertford - - - 
Richmond- - - 
Rochdale - - - 
Southampton - - 
St. James Clerkenwell 
St. John Hampstead 
St. Mary Lambeth - 
St. Mary Rotherhithe 
St. Saviour’s - - 
Stepney - - - 
Strand - - - 
Wellington - 





Amount 
authorized 
to be 
Expended. 


Counties. 


Northumberland 
Sussex - - 
Middlesex - 
Hertford - 
Surrey - 
Lancaster 
Southampton 
Middlesex 
Ditto - 
Surrey - 
Ditto - 
Ditto - 
Middlesex 
Ditto - 
Salop - 


4,000 0 0 


Amount 
authorized 
to be 
Expended in 
addition to that 
previously 
ordered. 


oocooo osc Cg 


15,668 0 


872,194 17 9 400,909 16 


Amount brought from Report IX. Appendix No. 33. 


376,194 17 9 416,577 16 
£ 792,772 14 2 
Ses ee err SD ES TEI TE SSE DI SE TES OE ST ESE DTT SEE SE TT 


Ill.—Districr ScHoors. 


For the Erection of District Schools. 


Amount 
Amount authorized 
authorized = to Pe : 
i xpended in 
to be addition to that 
Expended. previously 
ordered. 


School Districts. 


Central London 


North Surrey 


£ $3 6,500 


Amount brought from Report [X. 


Appendix ‘No. oop — = | BRR wie 





87,881 10 6 49, 
£ 137,665 10 6 











1857.] of the Poor Law Board. 237 


No. 42. 





List of Untons in which Parisn Property has been soup, and the Produce appropriated 
under Orders of the Poor Law Boarp. 





Parochial Property ordered to be sold, and the Purposes to which the Produce has been 
directed to be applied.—(Jn continuation of List in the Ninth Annual Report, Appendix 


























No. 34.) 
ene ene ES ASS SS SSS SSS SS SESSA? 
Sums 
Union. ee eee 2 | directed Purposes to which the Sums have been 
Waoncs to be directed to be applied. 
oe appropriated. 
£8. d. £) 85a. 
Abergavenny - | Lianthewy Skirrid 100 0 10 0 O | Investment. 
Alcester - - - | Feckenham - - 91 0 0 
Austell, Saint - | Gorran - - - 22 0 0 22 0 0 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Axbridge - - - | Burnham - - - QE 0) 0 197 2 E08 Investment. 
Aylesbury - -—| Westcott - - - 10 0 0 819 0 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Aylsham - - - | Hautbois Magna 60 0 0 58 16 8 | Investment. 
Banbury - - -| Adderbury, West 262 0 0 238 6 0 | Ditto. 
57 «0 «OO ; 
z ee 36 14 0 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Barrow-upon-Soar| Belgrave -| Vide Ree. LX. 15416 2 ane 3.9 ivestiient 
a ie ae ae ee eae 950 0 0 94619 6 | Towards cost of Union workhouse, 
Billesdon - - ~| Hungarton - - 80 0 0 
Boughton, Great | Tattenhall - - 40 0 0 35 1 6 | Ditto. 
Bridgwater - -—| Pawlett - - - 60 0 0 56 3 0 | Investment. 
Buntingford - - | Sandon - - - 381 0 0 24 7 9 | Ditto. 
Camelford - -| Advent —- - - 25,00 
Caton - - - | Quornmore - - 100 0 0 
Chard - - - -| Dinnington - - 7 0) 0 5-3 6 | Ditto. 
Chepstow - = ~— | Caldicot- - - - 102 0 0 
Chipping Norton } ae 86 0 0 8L1L 0 | Ditto. 
ne Enstone - - - 20) 0: O-) 47 1 10 | Ditto. 
a a mealies Crantock - - -| 160 0 0 | 14 4 4 | Ditto. 
Congleton - - -/| Congleton - - 45 0 0 
Cosford - = -| Lavenham - - 20 0 0 | 
Dayentry - - - | Braunston - - 80 0 0 66 710 | Ditto. 
Depwade - - -| Tharston - - - 178) 0 0 
Docking - - -| Snettisham - ~- 105 0 0 100 16 0 | Ditto. 
er 
Easthampstead - | Warfield - - -| 370 0 0 | a4317 o |{*88 9 0 aa eee 
47 0 0 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
bi ~ {Sandhurst - -| 20000 | 182 6 2 |}15, 3 9 Juvectmenr 
Erpingham - -| Baconsthorps - 66 0 0 66 0 O | Towards cost of Union workhouse, 
5610 0 |) 
” - -| Briston’ - - 52" 0 0 101 6 O | Ditto. 
Vide Rep. IX,| } 
aa - -! Plumstead - - 520.0 5 0 0 | Ditto. 
oF - -| Thornage - - - 50 0 0 50 0 O | Ditto. 
Carried forward - — | *3,565 10-0 | 2,936 9 11 





* The sums referred to as brought forward from previous Reports are not included in this amount. 


238 


Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report 


[1857. 


No. 42.—Parochial Property ordered to be Sold, &¢.—continued. 


if Howden - - - 
| Ipswich - - 


i Lewisham —- - 


4 Ludlow - - - 


} Macclesfield 
| Maidstone —- - 
f Maldon —- — - 


, Malmsbury - - 


i Malton- - 


Market Harbo- } 
rough 


9 


Martley - - - 


Melton Mowbray 


9 


Monmouth - - 


Northallerton 


Northwich - - 


| Ouseburn, Great 





Union. 

Brought forward - - 
| Evesham - - - | Cow Honeybourne 
Faversham - -| Hernhill - - - 
| Faringdon - -| Watchfield - - 
Gainsborough - | Hardwick - - - 
Gateshead -~ -| Heworth - - - 
Helston - - -| Breage - - - 

9 - -— -| Helston - - - 

56 - ~- -| Wendron - - - 
Hemsworth. —- - | Stubbs Walden - 
Holbeach — ~ -| Gedney Hill - - 
| Holsworthy - - | Bridgerule, Kast 
| Horncastle - -} Fulletby - - - 
Bubwith - - - 


St.Mary-at-the- 
Tower - -— - 


Lewisham —- - 


Munslow - - - 


Rainow - - - 
Maidstone- - — 


Tolleshunt, Major 


Huttons Ambo - 


Husbands 
worth 


= 
East Langton - 
Abberley - - - 


Thorpe Satchville 


Long Clawson - 


Garway - - - 


Thrintoft - - - 


Lach Dennis - - 


Ouseburn, Great 


Carried forward - - 











Amount 
of Purchase 
Money. 


£ s. d. 
3,565 10 0 


170 0 0 


186 0 0 


15 0 0 


186 0 0 


420 0 0 


260 0 0 


45 
834 
256 

38 


o-. 2 ©. 49 -O.+-9. 
OS, (Ose Oh Se 


180 


250 0 0 


40 0 0 


10 @ 0 


121 0 0 


50 0 0 


30 0 0 


30 0 0 


4,962 0 0 








Sums 
directed Purposes to which the Sums have been 
to be directed to be applied. 
appropriated. 
£ os. d. 
2,986 9 11 

180 9 6 Investment. 

717 8 } 99 7 7 Liquidation of outstanding claim. 
? 158 10 1 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
41 8 6 | Ditto. 

827 2 1 | Investment. 

8516 6 | Towards cost of Union workhouse.- 

167 6 9 | Investment. 

10 0 0 Ditto. 

117 9 1 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 

45 7 8 | Investment. 

2414 0 Ditto. . 
80 0 0 | Ditto. 


36.0 5 { 82 5 8 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
( 815 2 Investment. 


125 2 8 | Ditto. 
326 9 6(In liquidation of Parochial Debts 
915 0 0 and Interest thereon. 
v 153 7 0 Towards cost of Union workhi use. 
435 3 6 Investment. 





5,250 1 9 | 


1857.] of the Poor Law Board. 239, 


No. 42.—Parochial Property ordered to be Sold, &c.—continued. 












Amount Sums R 
Union. Parish. of Purchase directed Purposes to which the Sums have been 
Money. to be directed to be applied. 





appropriated. 


£8. id: £ arid: 

















Brought forward = - | 4,962 0 0 5,250. 1 9 
Penistone - - - | Cawthorne - - 457 0 0 
Plomesgate - -| al 23 0 0 23 7 O | Investment. 







Risbridge - - - | Birdbrook - - 168 10 0 






48 0 0 
Romsey - - -| Mitchelmersh 4 Ba, ° |} 106 0 8 | Ditto. 
(yep ar. 
= _§ | Newbold-upon- 3 
Rugby = oe x 998 0 0 | 800 0 0 | Ditto. 
» - ~ - -| Yelvertoft - - 172 0 0 






















Sherborne - -/| Folke - - - - 84 0 0 81 3 0 | Ditto. 
Skipton - - - | Addingham - - 87 0 0 TT (2 D2 | Ditto. 
Southam - -— - | Burton Dassett - 505 0 0 482 18 6 | Ditto. 
<3 - - -| Priors Hardwick 156 9 0 189 5 7 | Ditto. 
3 - - -| Priors Marston - 20 0 0 
Py ite pe ene & 317 0 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
ve pero ete Be 1 99 14 5 Liquidation of outstanding claims. | 
i Towards cost of site of School for the education 
Spilsby - - -| Hogsthorpe - -| 160 0 0 | 15212 6 |} Vga eet ore 
( 81 0 0 Towards cost of Survey, Plan, and 
fe = = =| Mette = - =| 170 6:0 16114 6 i Valuation. 
80 14 6 Investment. 
Stokesley - - - | Great Ayton - - 80 0 0 71 6 2 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 







o 


232 7 6 | Investment. 
354 5 6 Ditto. 





Thirsk - - - -/| Topceliffe -~ - - 240 0 
Tonbridge - - -j| Speldhurst - - 890 0 


Tunstead and sige aal 
oe aga a Bacton 107 0 0 





o 







Waketold = ~§ es aller 489 15 











{ Thornes - - 8 

Pa - -| East Ardsley - 57 18 6 49 14 6 | Ditto. 

2 - | ee 270 0 0 | 23612 5 | Ditto. 
Wantage - - -—| WestChallow - 15 00 
Wellingborough - | Grendon - - - 47 0 0 
Whitehaven - - | Whitehaven - -| 1,001 0 0 

Wilton- - - -—/| Wylye - - - - 100 0 0 97 9 4 | Ditto. 














Wimborne al : 0 19 4 0 | Ditto. 
Cranborne  - Sixpenny Handley 20 5 
Wineanton —- -| North Cheriton - 60 0 0 5819 0 | Ditto. 
745 15 3 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
yoae S io Burslem - - -| 1,000 0 0 976 4 1 230 710 Investment. 
Worksop - - -| Clown - -*- - 26 0 0 20 1410 | Ditto. 






*12,084 9 2] 9,515 1 8 


Amount brought from Re- 46110 7 
port IX., Appendix Ween GAL bay) i 6) 18,88 







Total - - - | 958,864 16 8 | 22,976 12 3 
ee RE PS NT TT LT LE ET NE ITE TE 2 AN A LI TERI SS 
* The sum referred to as brought forward from a previous Report is not included in this amount. 






240 Appendix to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No. 43. 





Srarementr showing the Purposes to which the Produce of the Sale of Parish Property has 
been directed to be applied, of such part of the Property in the former Reports as was 
not previously applied, from the Ist January to the 31st December 1857. — Cn 


continuation of List in Ninth Annual Report, Appendix No. 35.) 








Carried forward - - 


4,443 11 9 





shee 
Aanouns directed to : 
: ann sia be applied Purposes to which the Sums have been 
ion LAB of et aa by Orders directed to be applied. 
: not betore 
_reported. 
Me Bes tes co} MON ts 
eee ee : a as 153 0 0 Vide Rep. IX. 
Alban’s, St. Redbourn - Vide Rep oe 16410 2 1110 2 Investment. 
Amersham - - | Great Missenden a ° ate oi (641 16 9 Vide Rep. 1X. 
Vided & 5 Reps, 1 19 4 2 Investment. 
g Andover - ~ ~- | Chute Forest- - 95 00 2019 6 | Ditto. 
Vide Rep, IX. 
PASCO === = Aston = = saa oe _ ae 69218 0 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
ideReps. : 
and IX. 
Banbury - = - | Chipping Warden 40 0 0 384 010 | Investment. 
Vide Rep, [X. 
Banbury - - - | Wardington - - 495 0 0 462 8 5 | Ditto. 
Vide Rep. IX. 
Barnstaple - -| Ilfracombe -~ - 55 10 0 52 0 0 | Ditto. 
Vide Rep. IX. 
Seas ; = eyass = 893 5 1 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Blandford Hilton - - video re, | O22 729 oS dae ee 
rr) - - -| Charlton Marshall a ef t 2 5918 8 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Tide Rep, LX. 
Altham - - -} \ 
Padiham - - - \ 489 1 0} 489 1 0 Vide Rep. IX. 
Burnley - - - Ville Rep. VILL, 
| Simonstene - - : P 1a) 
niet — 59 15 0 Liquidation of outstanding claim. 
l| Read - - - -J 122 5 4 } 62 10 4 Investment. = 
Camelford - - - | Lanteglos by Ca- 80 90 0 21 0 5} Towards cost of Union workheuse. 
melford. Vide Rep. VIII. 
Cardiff - - - -| Radyr - - - - 9 0.0 9 0 0} Ditto. 
Vide Rep, IX. 
i 8 110 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
Depwade Burston - - - Be ar o | 40 0 0 Sak doe 
=e =m : = 144 5 82 Vide Rep. V1. 
Erpingham - -| Northrepps - - Fee 200 18 6 56.13 2b Investment. 
and 1X. 
Falmouth - - -| Mawnan - - - oi 4 e 2 32 5 6] Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
ide Rep. IX. 
Frome:- - - -| Whatley - - - 9117 6 9117 6 | Investment. 
Vide Rep, IX. 
Hartismere - -| Mellis - - - - Ss Re < ~ 65 10 0 | Towards cost of Union Workhouse. 
ide Rep, 1X. 
34 - - -| Redgrave - - - 56 0 0 51 8 8 | Ditto. 
Vide Rep. LX. 
73 - - -| Stoke Ash- - - 105 0 0 93 11 0 | Ditto. 
Vide Rep, IX. A J 
{ 2618 6 Vide Rep. 1X. : 
Holbeach - - -| Fleet - - - - 178 0 0 17115 6|2100 0 O Liquidation of outstanding claim. 
Vide Rep. IX. | 4417 0 Investment. 
Holsworthy - - | North Tamerton : cn — 89 3 0] Towards cost of Union workhouse., 
Tide Rep. IX. 
9 - —- —]| Tetecott- - - - 1210 0 1015 0| Ditto. 
Vide Rep. IX. 
Malmsbury ~- =| Charlton - - - | VS52O0 185 0 0 | Investment. 
Vide Rep. VIII. 


1857] 


of the Poor Law Board. 


241 


No. 43.—Statement showing the Purposes, &c.—continued. 


Sums 





Amount directed to 

Union. Parish. of Purchase | Pe applied 

Money by Orders 

E not before 

reported. 

oss ta! Bosh ad. 

Brought forward - - 14,448 11 9 

Market MHarbo-/} Ashley - - -. - 100 0 89 13 6 
rough. Vide Rep. IX. 

ci - - -| Wilbarston - - 152 0 0 14117 8 
Vide Rep. VIII. 

Meriden - - -| Nether Whitacre 115 10 0 113 10 4 
Vide Rep. 1X. 

Newton Abbot - | Woodland - - - 36° 10) 0 33.16 6 
4 Vide Rep. 1X. 

Northallerton - | East Cowton - - 45 0) 0 39 7 7 
Vide Rep. VII. 

AS - - -—}Thornton-le-Beans} 11 0 0 8 0 8 
Vide Rep. IX. 

Oldham - - -! Thornham and 90° 3 O- ) *45) 968 

Middleton. Vide Rep. VII.| § *45 1 6 

Oxford- = --|- = ~ -| 4,935 0 0 143013 3 
Vide Reps. 
VIL. & VIL. 

Reigate - - -| Burstow - - - 180 0 0 15518 6 
Vide Rep. VII. 

as - - -| Leigh - - - - me 220 OnnO 6915 4 
Vide Rep. IX. 

Ripon - - - -| West Tanfield - 150 0 0 150 0 0 
Vide Rep. IX. 

Rugby - - = -| Rugby - - - - 829 0 0 3138 9 4 
Vide Rep. IX. 

An - - -| Willoughby - - 183 0 0 162 O11 
Vide Rep, IX. 

Skipton - - ~] Grassington - - 95 0 0 89 6 1 
Vide Rep. IX. 

Southam - - -} Long-Itchington- 162 0 0 15S OMG 
Vide Rep, IX. 

Stockbridge - - | Over Wallop - - 165 0 92 10° 1 
; Vide Rep. IX. 

Stratton - - -—| Poughill - - - oo) 0) 0 o2 tow 

Tamworth - - | Tamworth - - 1,400 0 0 |1,400 0 0 
Vide Rep, IX. 

Thame = - -| Chilton- - = - 85 35 0 «+O 
Vide Date IX. 

Towcester - - -—j| Maidford - - - 66 4 0 SomLomes 
Vide Sth Rep. 

Wakefield - - - tanley - cum — 930 0 0 916 0 0 
Wrenthorpe -$| Vide Rep. IX. 

Walsingham - - | Wells-next-the- 50 0.9 46 12 10 
Sea - - - 5] Vide Rep, IX. 

Wareham and | Swanage - - - 170 0 0 160 0 0 
Purbeck. Vide Rep. IX. 

Warrington - - | Newton in a 525 6.10 525 6 10 
kerfield- - -J§]| Vide Rep. VII. 

Wincanton - ~j| Horsington - - 409 0 0 39° 9 6 
Vide Rep. LX. 

(Not in Union.) 595 0_0 54412 4 


Hampstead St. 
John - ~ 


Amount eee Ra Rep. Ix. 


Appendix No. 
Total 


Vide Rep. LX. 


—~ 





$13,861 18 10 


10,323 15 7 








24,185 14 5 


Purposes to which the Sums have been 
directed to be applied. 


Investment. 


Towards cost of Engine-house and Works for 
supply of Water. 


Investment. 

Towards liquidation of outstanding claim. 
Towards cost of Union Workhouse. 
Ditto. 


Ditto. — : d 
Liquidation of outstanding claim. 
Towards cost of workhouge, 


82 10 0 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 
73 8 6 Investment. 


Towards cost of Union workhouse. 


la 10 0 Vide Rep. IX. b 
86 10 0 Liquidation of outstanding claims, 


Investment, 
} 79 1 44 Towards cost of Union workhouse. 


8219 62 Investment. 


56410 8 pea without the authority of | 
the Poor Law Board. 
84 15 10 


Investment. 
145 5 6 
8 0 0 


Towards cost of erecting school for 
the education of poor children. 
Towards cost of Union workhouse. 


Investment. 


Towards cost of Union workhouse. 


828 0 7 Ditto. 
1,071 19 5 Investment, 


Ditto. 
{ 4615 0 Vide Rep. IL. 
i 810 7 Investment. 
(90410 7 Vide Rep, IX. 
( 11 9 5 Investment. 
2012 3} Vide Rep. IX. 
26 0 64 Towards cost of burial ground. 
104 3 4 Liquidation of outstanding claim, 
8 010 .Towards cost of Union workhouse, 
17.1510 ‘Towards cost of Burial Ground. 
(237 610 Vide Rep. IX. 
2288 0 0 Liquidation of outstanding claim. 


Towards cost of school for the education of poor | 
children. 


Towards cost of workhouse. 


* Applied as above and not as stated in Report VIT. 
f The above sums marked with an asterisk are not included in this amount. 


Q 


242 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


No. 44. 





List of Unions in which Property belonging to the Guardians has been sold under 
Orders of the Poor Law Board, and the Purposes to which the Produce has been 
directed to be applied. — (Jn continuation of List in the Ninth Annual Report, 
Appendix No. 36.) 


Amount Sums 

of directed Purposes to which the Sums have been directed 

Purchase to be to be applied. 
Money. appropriated. 


Unions. 


£ s. d. £ 8. d. 
Auckland - 1,320 0 0 


Bierley, North 1,410 0 0 
Chorlton 6,020 0 0 
Edmonton - 225 0 0 


Newbury - 8510 0 28 16 10 | Towards cost of Union workhouse. 


1,000 0 0 Towards cost of Union School Rooms. 
Neweastle-upon-Tyne-| 1,800 0 0 | 1,800 0 0 300 0 0 Towards cost of Union Workhouse. ~ 


500 0 O Investment. 


889 14 8 Towards reduction of Workhouse 


Loan. 
Plymouth - ~ + 8,755 0 0 494 14 8 { 105 0 0 Applied by the Guardians without 
authority. 


£ | 14,565 10 0 | 2,823 11 6 


Amount brought from 
pore IX. Appendix } | 26,281 17 4 | 21;74017 1 
0.36. —- = = 


Totals - -|40,847 7 4 | 24,064 8 7 





No. 45. 





STATEMENT showing the Purposes to which the Produce of the Sale of Property 
belonging to Guardians has been applied. 











= ESTES 








Sums 
Amount directed 
Unions, ee il es Fol abe Purposes to which the Sums have been applied. 
Money. not | efore 
reported. 
£ os. d. £ os. d. 
F) 
Colchester - - - 110 0 0 110 0 0 | Applied without any Order of the Poor Law Board. 
Vide Rep. IX. 
Hungerford - - - 874 10 0 87410 0 | Ditto. 


Vide Rep. 1X. 








a ee amare fee sy NS 


Aamo, cs Par Bove | | anon i. 4 3|28,008), tal 





Totals - - - {37,627 7 4 | 29323 13 11 





1857.] of the Poor Law Board. 243 


No. 46. 





SrareMenT.—New Union and Boards of Guardians declared by the Poor 
Law Board. 


Number of 
Elected 
Guardians, 


Population 


Counties. in 1851. 


seer eorerre * se ee | SSSSS SEES se et ne | eS en ea eee ee | emer ee 


Hamlet 
of Middlesex - «+ - 56,602 
Mile End Old Town. 


To take effect on the 25th March 1857. 
Township ; 
f 


re) Lancaster 61,834 
Toxteth Park. 


To take effect on the 24th June 1857. 


| | 


GoweER UNION. 





Averages for Watiner'sk 4 
three years 
GLAMORGANSHIRE. in ended Elected 
25th March 
1851. 1852, 


eee Se ed: 


Population 


Guardians. 


Bishopston 513 144 | 
Cheriton 312 54 
Iiston - 356 i 
Knelston - ‘. 127 15 
Llandewy - © 174 97 
Llangennith - 398 91 
Llanmadock . . 269 17 
Llanrhidian, Higher 1,443 

Llanrhidian, Lower 563 

Nicholaston - 132 

Oxwich - - 369 

Oystermouth - | 1,938 

Pennard~- 348 

Penmaen- - 114 

Penrice . 398 

Port Eynon 351 

Reynoldston 

Rhoscilly  - 


[ed 


a | 


Totals - 


Declared to take effect on the 29th day of September 1857. 
| | 





> 


244 Appendia to the Tenth Annual Report [1857. 


‘No. 47.—SrarEMENT showing the Numerr and Sussucts of OrpeErs issued by 
the Poor Law Boarp, from the Ist January to the 31st December 1857. 





of Number 


Orders | of Copies 


SUBJECTS OF ORDERS. 
7 | issued, | despatched. 





, 


Accounts— 

Prescribing the mode of keeping Accounts .. - - 6 142 
Allowances, Disallowances and Surcharges by District 

Auditors — ; 

Decisions of the Board in cases appealed against - 383 4,061 
Averages — 

Declaring Averages of Parochial Expenditure - 73 2,579 
Audit Districts— 

Election, Appointment, and temporary Appointment . 

of Auditors - “ - - Rind ay oe i 1,099 

Adding new Unions and Parishes to District - | 7 751 

Altering Salary of Auditor <= - - ~ 2 1,249 
Collectors and Assistant Overseers— 

Appointments, Duties, Salaries, and Districts - ~| 107 1,309 
Dietaries— 

Prescribing Dietaries for Inmates of Workhouses = - 21 237 
Emigration— e 

Authorizing Expenditure from Poor Rate - ~ 87 803 
Guardians— 

Prescribing Form of Orders drawn by Guardians on 

their Treasurers - - - - - 7 2,578 

Elections to supply Vacancies - - - 89 803 

Altering Number of Guardians = - - 13 460 

Deciding Questions as to Elections - - - 7 112 

To form Committees for administration of relief - 6 146 
Officers of Unions— 

Appointments, Salaries, and Districts - - - 12 164 

Suspension of - - - - - 1 2 Ba 

Dismissals - - - - - - - - 46 716 

Re-appointment of dismissed Officers - - 1 13 

Regulations as to Tenure of Medical Officers - 1 18 

Pay Clerk, appointment of — - : - - 1 | 
Out-door Labour-test Orders Su Sele yoney - - 7 228 
Out-door Relief— 

Prohibition of, to able-bodied and non-resident Paupers 3 33 

Regulating Administration of - - - I 24 
Parish Property— 

Meeting, Sale, letting, and Exchange Orders - - 175 1,760 

Appropriation of Sale Produce - = - - 132 1,346 
Parochial Debts— 

Liquidation and Reimbursement from the Poor Rates 4 46 


Carried forward = - - | 1,199 20,622 


1857. ] of the Poor Law Board. | B45 


No. 47.—Statement showing the Number and Subjects of Orders issued bY the 
Poor Law Board, &e.—continued. 


ONaanbor 

[eof Number 
| Orders | of Copies 
| issued. | despatched. 


as 


SUBJECTS OF ORDERS. 

















Brought forward - = - | 1,199 20,622 


Property of Unions— | 
Sale or Letting - Scie 2 ea : 


“7 


64 


Questions of Irremoveability, Settlement, or Chargeability — 





Referred to and decided by the Board - - | 6 88 
Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marri lages— 
Appointments - ~ Sis - ~ - 8 113 
H 
Regulations — : 
Rules and Regulations for Government of Workhouses | 2 42 
Alterations of ditto - - - - | 1 26 
Religious Service, Attendance of Children - - 1 il 
School Distriets— 
Purchasing Sites, hiring and purchasing premises, and 
erecting and altering Schools - - d 60 
Elections of Managers. - - - - - | 7 93 
| 
Task of Work— | 
Prescribing - - - - - - - - 11 33 
Unions— 
Declaring New Unions and Boards of Guardians, 
separating Parishes from existing Unions, adding 
Parishes, adjustment of interests. of Parishes, and 
altering Unions - - - - - 12 | 311 
Vaccination— | 
Prescribing Form of Contract - - - 5 | Ay 
Valuations— | 
Orders for Valuations, &¢. under the Parochial Assess- 
ments Act : - - - - - - 93 918 
Vestries Act— 
Putting same wholly or partly in force in Parishes, 
fixing Salaries, &c. - - - - 22 202 
Witnesses— | | 
Fixing Amount of Expenses to be paid to Witnesses | 
summoned and attending ae Inquiries before Poor 
Law Inspectors - - ~ - ~ - 35 310 
Workhouses— 
Erection of New Workhouses, Purchase of Sites, and 
additional Land and Premises, alteration and en- 
largement of existing Wor khouses, and hiri ing Land 
and Premises - - = = 98 880 
Exchanges of Land - - - - - 3 28 
Enabling Guardians to sign consents otherwise than | 
at a Meeting of their om ha See Oe 62 
Classification and limiting Number of Paupers to be | 
accommodated - - - - - 1 11 
Directing Guardians to relinquish use of Workhouses 3 67 





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Appendi«a to the Tenth Annual Report TOL B57. 


No. 48. 





Vaccination Exrension Act.—Abstract of Returns from 653 Unions and Single Parishes under 
Boards of Guardians, in England and Wales, of the Number of Persons Vaccinated in such 
Unions and Parishes, in the Year ended 29th September 1857. 


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DIVISIONS, a of see ee ah Rich Cases ae ee ! 
UNIONS, 5 ed Pee Public Vaccinators. | Successfully, Vaccinated.} 3 ee 
NB 

COUNTIES, &c. 61% S582 | 
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5 & | Under | Above Under | Above Sane 
Z g one | one | Total. # one one | Total. | £..28 
3S - Year. | Year. Year. | Year. Z oe 





1. Tor METROPOLIS. 












































1.*Middlesex (part of) - -| 27 | 170 | 26,942 | 38,217 | 30,159 | 25,948 3,081 | 29,029 64,305 
2.*Surrey (part of) - - -| 10 51 7,577 699 8,276 7,832 674 8,006 18,951 
3.*Kent (part of) —~ = <£) 96 7 185) 8,780] 2,779"| 11,559 8,606 | 2,686 415382 17,026 
Totals - - -| 63 | 356] 43,299 | 6,695 | 49,994} 41,976 | 6,441 | 48,417 | 100,282 § 
2. SourH EasTeRN Drvisron. 
2.*Surrey (partof) - - -/| 60 | 3,251 | 1,099} 4,3504% 3,181 | 1,083 | 4,264 6,538 | 
3.*Kent (part of) = tenet Bae 14 | 2,915 634 | 8,549 | 2,874 625 | 38,499 5,971 | 
4 Sussex - - - - «=| 2 | 2112] 4,838] 2,284] 7,117] 4,693 | 2,194] 6,887 11,154 § 
5. Southampton - - =! 98 | 104! 6,389] 2,272) 8611} 6,169) 2,203] 8,372 14,480 | 
6. borsmire = i= - = hap 57 | 3,278 | 1,056) 4,834 3,164] 1,017] 4,181 5,845 
Totals - - -j| 78° | 847 | 20,616] 7,345 | 27,961 § 20,081 | 7,122 | 27,203 43,988 § 
3. SourH MirpLANnpD DIvISTon. 
1.*Middlesex (part of) tae SE iG 46 | 2,886 654} 3,040 f 2,211 580 | 2,791 5,014 | 
7. Hertfordshire - - =| 1 47 | 2,501 708.| 3,209 2,404 680 | 38,084 5,057 § 
8. Buckinghamshire - - -| 7 50 | 2,086 732 | 2,818 | 2,027 720 | 2,747 4,791 
4 9, Oxfordshire - - - = 9 43 2,685 566 3,251 2,615 524 3,139 5,547 | 
| 10. Northamptonshire - -| 12 | 55| 3,243] 859} 4,102] $192] 836] 4,028 7,986 | 
111. Huntingdonshire - -  - 3 16} 1,188 106 | 1,294] 1,156 105 | 1,261 2,016 
| 12. Bedfordshire - - - -| 6 29 | 1,947 695 | 2,642 | 1,877 670 | 2,547 4,813 
' 13. Cambridgeshire - - = 9 48 2,756 1,002 3,758 2,688 988 3,676 6,052 
: Totals - - -|} 64 | 384] 18,792 | 5,822 | 24,114] 18170 | 5,103 | 23,273 41,276 
4, HASTERN DIVISION. 
G14. Essex - ~- - - -| 1 | 131] 5,976] 1,982] 7,958] 5,821] 1,938 | 7,759 11,722 
Boor = Re ey 94 | 5,296 | 1,326) 6,622} 5,186 | 1276 | 6,462} 11,085 
#16. Norfolk - - = =] 99 | 15] 5,293] 3421] 8714] 4,191 | 3,353 | 7,544] 13,682 | 
Totals - - -| 56 | 340] 16,565 | 6,729 | 23,294] 15,198 | .6,567 | 21,765] 36,489 | 
5. SouTH WESTERN DIVISION. 
117. Wiltshire - - =- =} 18 "0 | 4,872 | 8,144] 7,516] 4,817] 3,105 | 7,422 7,518 | 
#18. Dorsetshire -~ - - <-]} 12 60 | 2,940 | 2,047 | 4,987 | 2,807) 1,981 | 4,788 5,466 § 
119. Devonshire - = -—°~-]| 21 | 162| 6,258] 2,276| 8534] 6,016 | 2,262 | 8,278 17,405 
4 20. Cornwall + in thee’ =f os 7 eo | Bbe7 | Weve | ered O428 | D612) 7,080 12,256 
21. Somersetshire - - =| 16 | 115-4} 7,110 | 3,598} 10,7084 6,772 | 8,466 | 10,238 13,431 | 
Totals - - -| 80 | 457 | 26,277 | 12,740 | 39,017 | 25,340 | 12,426 | 37,766 56,076 | 


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1857] | of the Poor Law Bowrd. 247 
No, 48.—Abstract of Returns of the Number of Persons Vaccinated, &c.—continued. 


Year ended 29th September 1857. 































































































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DIVISIONS, ¢ | © | of Persons Vaccinated apes Boas | 
= 5 of such Cases 42558 | 
UNIONS ee bygite oe | 
5 . fe Public Vaccinators. successfully Vaccinated. 3 S E : 
COUNTIES, &c. ie oe a 
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Ss 2 | Under | Above Under | Above Sane | 

q =| one one | Total. | one one | Total.| 8.28 
= = | Year. | Year. Year. | Year. SOoRm | 

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6. WEsT MIDLAND Division. 

22. Gloucestershire ~ tien Ki ayy 65 6,190 2,759 8,949 5,971 2,690 8,661 12,141 | 
23. Herefordshire - - = vi 20 1,300 1,880 | 3,180 1,246 1,798 3,044: | 3,052 § 
24, Salop - ~ — = =e Lo 78 | . 3,943 1,936 5,879 3,793 1,853 5,646 | 7,200 | 
25. Staffordshire - = a = 18 171 | 20,742 4,340 | 25,082 § 20,367 4,166 |} 24,533 28,250 § 
26. Worcestershire - ~ -| ll 59 4,758 2,733 7,491 1 4,586 2,504 7,040 | 9,233 i 
27. Warwickshire = = = 14 68 8,503 2,562 | 11,065 § 8,267 2,493 | 10,760 § 19,459 § 
Totals —- = =| 82 461 | 45,436 | 16,210 | 61,646 7 44,180 | 15,504 | 59,684 | 79,3385 ; 

1 7. NORTH MIDLAND Division. 

2 23. Leicestershire = = = 11 50 4,015 1,878 5,888 # 3,989 1,853 5,842 § 8,058 4 
29. Rutlandshire J ie 8 411 119 530 f = 411 119 530 | 745 | 
¢ 30. Lincolnshire - = = = 14 120 7,621 1,935 9,556 | 7,574 1,965 9,539 | 13,3385 | 
31. Nottinghamshire - = = 9 55 6,749 1,031 7,780 f 6,696 1,022 7,718 | 11,438 | 
82. Derbyshire - = = = 9 45 4,843 1,179 6,022 | 4,708 1,148 5,856 Asie 

Totals - - -| 45 | 278 | 28,639] 6,137 | 29,776 f 23,878 | 6,107 | 29485) 48,153 
8. NORTH WESTERN DIVISION. 
33. Cheshire = = = eat ee 54 9,673 1,084 | 10,757 § 9,358 1,040 | 10,398 § 15,482 | 
34. Lancashire = = = _ 29 195 | 49,210 4,944 | 54,154 # 48,562 4,848 | 53,410 § 85,456 
Totals - = = 40 249 | 58,883 6,028 | 64,911 § 57,920 5,888 | 63,808 ‘ 100,988 
9. YORK DIvIsiIon. . i 
35. West Riding - = = = 33 255 | 30,555 2,660 | 33,215 | 29,956 2,548 | 32,504 : 50,515 
36. Hast Riding - - = - 10° 62 4,143 1,040 5,183 4.113 1,035 5,148 § 8,911 
137. North Riding - = <<} 67 | 3,104 963 | 4,067 2,985 960 | 3,945 | 6,626 
Totals - - -| 58 | 3841 37,802] 4,663 42,465 | 37,0541] 4,543 | 41,5071 66,052 
10. NORTHERN Division. 

1.38. Durham - - = ~ -| 14 131 | 12,753 1,172 | 13,925 7 12,439 1,147 | 13,586 20,819 § 
39. Northumberland -—- = ~ 12 80°} 6,657 580 7231 6,588 563 7,101 § 11,171 | 
40. Cumberland - - - - 9 42 8,937 1,548 5,485 3,715 1,373 5,088 : 6,581 & 
41. Westmorland - = = ~ 3 18 1,049 277 1,826 1,041 277 1,318 | 1,735 

Totals - - -| 38 | 271} 24,396] 3,577 | 27,973 | 23,733 | 3,360 | 27,093 | 40,306 § 
11. WELSH DIVISION. i ; 
42. Monmouthshire - - - 6 25 3,980 1,759 | 5,789 § 8,878.) ~ 1,717 5,590 | 6,905 § 
43. South Wales —- > > - 26 88 | 13,436 4,564 | 18,000 12,961 4,420 | 17,381 § 23,015 
i 44. North Wales - - - -| 18 72 | 5,599 | 2,082 | 8,531] 5,411 | 2,795 | 82069 12,148 
Totals - - -| 50 °| 185| 23,015] 9,255 | 32,270] 22,245 | 8,032 | 31,177 | 42,068 | 
Gross Totals of Unions” ' 
and Gel Parishes, 654 |3,€82 | 338,720 | 84,701 | 423,421 | 329,275 81,993 | 411,268 649,963 





England and Wales - 





248 Appendia to Tenth Annual Report of Poor Law Board. [1857. 


No. 49. 





VACCINATIONS by the Public Vaccinators alone. Years 1849—1857. 





: Number Number Number Rate per Cent. es 
Years ‘of ot the Numi 
ne of Number eehen 
ended ! Persons ; vaccinated pine lis “ 
29th Sept. cote pce a eee, Number eee 
vaccinated. vaccinated. FiTURS. of Births. of Births. 
1849 - 345,315 383,248 558,102 61°9 59°7 
1850 ~ 334,364 322,607 559,721 59°7 57°6 
1851 ~ | 349,091 338,947 592,347 58°9 57 °2 
1852 - 411,600 397,128 601,839 68°4 66°0 
1853 - | 376,218 366,593 | 601,223 62°6 61°0 
1854 - | 698,935 677,885 | 623,699 *112°1 108°7 
1855 - | 464,099 448,519 | 623,181 74°5 72°0 
1856 - | 435,012 422,281 640,840 67°9 65°9 
1857 - | 423,421 411,268 649,963 65°1 63°3 
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* The increase in the rate per cent. of the number vaccinated to the number of births in this year was probably 
occasioned by the operation of the Act of 16th & 17th Viet. Cap. 100. 


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