To the rate payers of the Newark Union.

Damnation! : eternal damnation to the fiend-begotten "coarser food" new Poor Law : a speech /
by: Oastler, Richard, 1789-1861
Published: (1837)

Letters addressed by the Poor-Law Commissioners to the Secretary of State : respecting the transaction of the business of the Commission, &c. &c. &c.
Published: (1847)

The union work-house and board of guardians system : as worked under the control of Poor-Law Commissioners : exemplified by official documents and plan : with an address to Sir Robert Peel /
by: Bowen, John, 1785-1854
Published: (1842)

The English poor-law, and Poor-Law Commission, in 1847.
Published: (1847)

No easy walk : Newark, 1980-1993 /
by: Stummer, Helen M., 1936-
Published: (1994)

A letter to the rate-payers of Great Britain, on the repeal of the poor-laws : to which is subjoined the outline of a plan for the abolition of the poor-rates at the end of three years /
by: Sedgwick, James, 1775-1851
Published: (1833)

Annual report of the Commissioners for Administering the Laws for the Relief of the Poor in Ireland.

An act to continue the Poor Law Commission, &c. &c. &c. (passed 30th July, 1842) : and, An act to explain and amend the acts regulating the sale of parish property, and to make further provision for the discharge of debts &c., incurred by parishers (passed 13th May, 1842) : with an analytical index.
Published: (1842)

A proposed practicable plan, for such a speedy easement of the poor rates throughout England : as, that in the course of a few years, the parishes may be eased of one fourth, if not of one third part of their present burthens, and probably within twenty years to come, of more than one third, if not of one half thereof, and the poor be better provided for than ever they have been, and, without any alteration or variation being made, in what are commonly termed the Poor laws, or, shifting, as from one burthen to another on the people, or, obliging any individuals that are now under no obligation to assist the poor, to contribute thereto, or, depriving any body of people of any rights which the existing laws furnish them with or, varying one tittle the Spirit or meaning of the laws of England, and, instead of diminishing the public revenue, absolutely increase it, unless it should be the Legislature's pleasure to make some alteration in the Statute of 36 Geo. III. c. 52 /
by: Lovelass, Peter, active 1786-1812
Published: (1804)

Thoughts on the causes and cure of excessive poor rates, and on the injustice of rating the funds in aid of the land /
by: Vivian, Richard, 1755?-1825
Published: (1817)

An inquiry into the cause of the increase of pauperism and poor rates : with a remedy for the same, and a proposition for equalizing the rates throughout England and Wales /
by: Clarkson, William, -1856
Published: (1815)

Observations on the state of the poor and the practical tendencies of the new Poor Law : addressed to the clergy, rate-payers, Boards of Guardians, and select vestries, as well as to all churchwardens and overseers /
by: Spencer, Thomas, 1796-1853
Published: (1835)

Tracts on union poor-houses : for the use of the rate-payers in Carrick.
by: Pearson, Alexander
Published: (1848)

An inquiry into the causes of the increased amount of the poor's rates : with suggestions for reducing the expenditure, and equalizing the assessments /
by: Gentleman of Norfolk
Published: (1817)

The principles and regulations of tranquility : an institution commenced in the metropolis, for encouraging and enabling industrious and prudent individuals, in the various classes of the community, to provide for themselves ... and thus effecting the gradual abolition of the poor's rate, whilst it increases the comforts of the poor /
by: Bone, John
Published: (1806)

Reports relating to the sewage : with reference to the observations of the Poor Law Commissioners on their inquiry into the sanitary condition of the labouring population of Great Britain.
Published: (1843)

A Letter addressed to the Right Honourable Lord Viscount Castlereagh, on the subject of the proposed alterations in the poor laws ... : to which is annexed a letter to the writer from a Scotch farmer, who has had experience of the management of the poor in England and Scotland.
Published: (1818)

The parish and the union, or, The poor and the poor laws under the old system and the newary of petitions and addresses.
Published: (1837)

The poor-rates gradually reduced and pauperism converted into profitable industry /
by: Preston, Richard, 1768-1850
Published: (1818)

Newark Fire Department, Newark, New Jersey /
by: Roegner, Kevin C.
Published: (2000)

The poor laws, and their administration : being an enquiry into the causes of English pauperism, and the failure of measures intended for its relief : also, practical suggestions to reduce the amount of parochial assessments, and improve the condition of the poor /
by: Barnett, A.
Published: (1833)

A plan for the abolition of the present poor rates : and for effecting a grand moral improvement in the lower classes of society, with a view to the ultimate annihilation of pauperism /
by: Hall, John, Secretary to the Society for Improving the Condition of the Labouring Classes
Published: (1824)

Speech in the House of Commons, May 2, 1833, on a motion for the introduction of poor laws into Ireland : with historical notes, &c. /
by: Richards, John, M.P
Published: (1833)

Suggestions for reducing the poors' rate and abolishing poor law settlements : and for relieving the poor by means of a parochial expenditure fund and a general and equal system of rating in England and Wales /
by: Foote, William
Published: (1845)

Some facts, shewing the vast burthen of the poor's rate in a particular district, and a view of the very unequal mode in which different kinds of property contribute to the support of paupers : with a few observations on Mr. Clarkson's late pamphlet /
by: Slaney, Robert A. (Robert Aglionby)
Published: (1817)

A statistical account of the hundreds of Harlow, Ongar, and the half hundred of Waltham : with the particulars of the expenditure of the poor's rates in 42 parishes of these divisions /
by: Burgoyne, Montagu, 1750-1836
Published: (1817)

The rate in aid : a letter to the Right Hon. the Earl of Roden, K.P. /
by: Butt, Isaac, 1813-1879
Published: (1849)

Outline of a plan for reducing the poor's rate : and amending the condition of the aged and unfortunate, including those of the naval and military departments : in a letter to the Right Hon. George Rose, occasioned by his Observations on the poor laws, &c. /
by: Bone, John
Published: (1805)

An address to the churchwardens, guardians, overseers of the poor, and rate payers of the Wingham Division of Saint Augustine, on the resolution adopted at a meeting held at Wingham, on ... the twenty-second of January before Sir Francis Head ... /
by: Hammond, W. O.
Published: (1835)

A dissertation on the English poor, stating the advantages of education : with a plan for the gradual abolition of the poor laws /
by: Haworth, B. (Benjamin)
Published: (1829)

Poverty and vagrancy in Tudor England /
by: Pound, John
Published: (1971)

Third letter to Sir T.D. Acland, Bart. M.P. (with the first & second letters originally printed in 1817 & 1818), on the means of improving the condition of the laboring classes, and reducing parochial assessments ... : exemplified in the Report of an attempt made in 1818, to bring into action such of those means as were applicable to the locality of the parish of St. Thomas ... /
by: Banfill, Samuel
Published: (1828)

The horrible cruelty of the New Poor Law, or, A scene in the Bath Union Bastille /
by: Simple, Peter, R.N
Published: (1837)

Investigation of the Newark Police Department /
Published: (2014)

Votes in aid and rates in aid of the bankrupt Irish unions : two speeches /
by: Scrope, George Poulett, 1797-1876
Published: (1849)

English charity.
by: Head, Francis Bond, Sir, 1793-1875
Published: (1835)