The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 4, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1854 - Ireland |
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Page 969
You said that you can remove a Scotch pauper ; practically speaking , is a Scotch pauper removed from parish to parish ? -Yes ; at least we get an order either to remove him to his own parish , or to administer relief to him , and his ...
You said that you can remove a Scotch pauper ; practically speaking , is a Scotch pauper removed from parish to parish ? -Yes ; at least we get an order either to remove him to his own parish , or to administer relief to him , and his ...
Page 970
The English pauper , I believe , is taken un . der the authority of some responsible officer to the workhouse of the union to which he is to be removed ? _Or to an overseer . 6990. He is taken by an accredited officer , and delivered to ...
The English pauper , I believe , is taken un . der the authority of some responsible officer to the workhouse of the union to which he is to be removed ? _Or to an overseer . 6990. He is taken by an accredited officer , and delivered to ...
Page 1012
I should desire that it should be required of the persons receiving the pauper to have him examined by the medical ... of the pauper's having suffered in his health from removal , having been improperly removed as regarded his health .
I should desire that it should be required of the persons receiving the pauper to have him examined by the medical ... of the pauper's having suffered in his health from removal , having been improperly removed as regarded his health .
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