Appendix: poor laws, Appendix No. IX | British History Online

Journal of the House of Lords: Volume 63, 1830-1831. Originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office, London, [n.d.].

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'Appendix: poor laws, Appendix No. IX', in Journal of the House of Lords: Volume 63, 1830-1831( London, [n.d.]), British History Online https://prod.british-history.ac.uk/lords-jrnl/vol63/p707a [accessed 8 July 2024].

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No. IX.- Form for taking Pauper Cases, as used by the Churchwardens of Manchester, with Two Cases stated as Examples. (Delivered in by Mr. Walker.)

-		Family.	Age.	Earnings p' Week.	Employer's Name and Remarks.	s. d.
			54	6/	Weaver.
		Wife	40		Attends Family.
Residence, 10, Jersey Street.		Ellen	24		Cripple.
John Hindle	Has had per Wk. Relief.	Henry	12	3/6	Steam Loom Tenter.
	Has had Casual	Eliz.	10	2/6	Frame Tenter.
		Jn^o	8
	Has a Pension of	Mary	6
	Has Looms producing	Ja^s	4
	If sick, receives from Sick Box	Han^h	2½
	Rent	Edw^d	9Mos
			10	12/
Residence, 5 Angel St. Angel Meadow.
John Bates	Has had per Wk. Relief.		41		Sick.
	Has had Casual	Wife	44		Attends Family.
		Will^m	14		Away from Home.
	Has a Pension of	Harriet	11	3/6	Piercer.
	Has Looms producing	Reuben	5
	If sick, receives from Sick Box	Aquila	2
	Rent
	Residence,	Street.
	Has had per Wk. Relief.
	Has had Casual
	Has a Pension of
	Has Looms producing
	If sick, receives from Sick Box
	Rent.
Residence,	Street.
	Has had per Wk. Relief.
	Has had Casual
	Has a Pension of
	Has Looms producing
	If sick, receives from Sick Box
	Rent
Residence,	Street.
	Has had per Wk. Relief.
	Has had Casual
	Has a Pension of
	Has Looms producing
	If sick, receives from Sick Box
	Rent
Residence,	Street.
	Has had per Wk. Relief.
	Has had Casual
	Has a Pension of
	Has Looms producing				Amount
	If sick, receives from Sick Box
	Rent
					Number