The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 4, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1854 - Ireland |
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Page 969
... pauper removed from parish to parish ? —Yes ; at least we get an order either to remove him to his own parish , or ... pauper on the parish to which the pauper belongs , and allow him to remain in your own ? —Yes , there are cases of the ...
... pauper removed from parish to parish ? —Yes ; at least we get an order either to remove him to his own parish , or ... pauper on the parish to which the pauper belongs , and allow him to remain in your own ? —Yes , there are cases of the ...
Page 970
... pauper is obliged to be sent . " Mr. J. Rankley , contractor for removing paupers from London to Ireland , gives the reader a sufficient idea of the fate of the order of removal : - “ 7752. Chairman . ] What becomes of the order of ...
... pauper is obliged to be sent . " Mr. J. Rankley , contractor for removing paupers from London to Ireland , gives the reader a sufficient idea of the fate of the order of removal : - “ 7752. Chairman . ] What becomes of the order of ...
Page 1012
... pauper's having been received . I should desire that it should be required of the persons receiving the pauper to have him examined by the medical officer on his arrival , and that he should state whether or not it appeared to him that ...
... pauper's having been received . I should desire that it should be required of the persons receiving the pauper to have him examined by the medical officer on his arrival , and that he should state whether or not it appeared to him that ...
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