Appendix: poor laws, Appendix No. VIII

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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No. VIII.-Expenditure for the Parish of Byfield, Northamptonshire, for One Year, from the Week ending 28th March 1829 to the Week ending 20th March 1830. (Delivered in by The Rev. Chas. Wetherell.)
£ s. d.
Widows 125 13 0
Widows with Families 94 5 6
Children 47 14 6
Single Women 28 19 6
Widowers 34 10 6
Old married Men with Families 17 0 0
Old married Men 13 9 0
Boys 8 7 0
Single impotent Men 6 10 0
Sick List 80 0 8
Bastards 27 15 6
Casual Relief 41 7 11
Widowers with Families 5 16 0
Nurses 15 12 6
Head Money 10 18 0
Employment 243 3 0
Salaries 25 10 0
County Rate 17 17 6
Bills 43 14 7¾
Incidental Expences 54 18 8
Total 943 3 4¾
1829. £ s. d.
March 28. Balance of last Year 63 8 6
Rents of Parish Houses 4 3 0
Fathers of base-born Children 22 0 4
89 11 10
Received from Seven Levies, at £125 15 11½ each 880 11 8½
970 3 6½
Disbursements 949 15 5¾
20 8 0¾
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