For Her Majesty's Stationery Office.

1838.

HV

241 A36

No. 1.-Copy of the Report of the Poor Law Commissioners relative to certain

Charges which have been disallowed by the Auditors of Unions in

England and Wales

2.-Correspondence between the Commissioners of Metropolitan Police,

and the Poor Law Commissioners relative to the Relief of Persons

casually found in a state of destitution

3.-Correspondence relative to the mode of relieving and employing Pau-

pers in Spitalfields

4. Further Instructional Letter as to Proceedings under the Parochial

Assessments Act

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5.—Circular Letter as to the Expenses of Valuations, &c. under the Paro-

chial Assessments Act

6.-Instructional Letter to Boards of Guardians, and to the Clerks and

Auditors of Unions, as to payments under the Act for the Registra-

tion of Births, Deaths, and Marriages

7.-Orders and Regulations issued by the Poor Law Commissioners for

England and Wales, for the Guidance and Government of the

Boards of Guardians of the several Unions in Lancashire and the

West Riding of Yorkshire

8.-Papers relative to the Bradford Union (Yorkshire)

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APPENDIX B.-REPORTS AND COMMUNICATIONS TO THE BOARD.

No. 1.-Report on Kent and East Sussex. By E. C. Tufnell, Esq., Assistant

Poor Law Commissioner.

2.-Report as to the General Effect of the New Poor Laws in the Counties

of Rutland, Leicester, Derby, and Stafford. By Thomas Stevens,

Esq., Assistant Poor Law Commissioner

3.-Report on the Training of Pauper Children. By J. Phillips Kay,

Esq., M. D., Assistant Poor Law Commissioner

4.-Report on the Education of Pauper Children in the Unions in the

Counties of Berks and Oxon. By Richard Hall, Esq., Assistant

Poor Law Commissioner.

5.-Report upon certain Returns relative to Union Schools, in Shropshire.

By William Day, Esq., Assistant Poor Law Commissioner

6.-Copies of some of the Petitions, Addresses, and Resolutions which have

been received relative to the Working and Effects of the Poor Law

Amendment Act.

7.-Letter from James Corder, Esq., Clerk to the Strand Union, relative to

the progress of Crime, particularly in reference to Infanticide