The Bee, Or Literary Intelligencer, Tập 18James Anderson Mundell and Son, 1792 |
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... poor law in the first as in the last . And though the clamours from dis- orderly persons in Scotland , who were strictly ex- cluded from sharing in the poors funds , continued for some time to be so ... poor that 28 Nov. 6 . on poor laws .
... poor law in the first as in the last . And though the clamours from dis- orderly persons in Scotland , who were strictly ex- cluded from sharing in the poors funds , continued for some time to be so ... poor that 28 Nov. 6 . on poor laws .
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... poor . To those who have been accustomed to the waste and extravagance which prevails wherever an invo- luntary poor's rate has been established , it will ap- pear altogether incredible that any saving could e- ver be made from the very ...
... poor . To those who have been accustomed to the waste and extravagance which prevails wherever an invo- luntary poor's rate has been established , it will ap- pear altogether incredible that any saving could e- ver be made from the very ...
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... poor whatever ; with regard to whom the provisions in the former acts were ratified and approved ; so that two rent rolls , and two afsessments might have fallen due for the poor in any one parish , stented by different persons , and ...
... poor whatever ; with regard to whom the provisions in the former acts were ratified and approved ; so that two rent rolls , and two afsessments might have fallen due for the poor in any one parish , stented by different persons , and ...
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