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The first Report of the Society, instituted in Edinburgh on 25th January 1813, for the suppression of beggars, for the relief of occasional distress, and for the encouragement of industry among the poor. With an account of receipts and disbursements from 27th February to 1st November 1813.

By: Society for the suppression of beggars (Edinburgh).Publisher: Edinburgh : Printed by Alex Smellie, 1814Description: [3], 6, 39, [1], 12, 28p.Note: First report covers period Feb 27 - Oct 31, 1813Subject(s): Poor -- Scotland
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VOL.156(10) Laws and regulations of the Hibernian Philanthropic Society. VOL.156(11) The first Annual Report of the Committee of Management, laid before the general meeting of the Richmond National Institution for the Instruction of the Industrious Blind, in Gt. Britain-Street, Dublin; held on Monday the 14th of May 1810, with the general rules and regulations for the government of the institution, and an account of the funds. To which is annexed the list of subscribers. VOL.156(12) A method of improving the condition of the Irish poor. Suggested in a letter to Samuel Whitbread, Esq. M.P. VOL.156(13) The first Report of the Society, instituted in Edinburgh on 25th January 1813, for the suppression of beggars, for the relief of occasional distress, and for the encouragement of industry among the poor. With an account of receipts and disbursements from 27th February to 1st November 1813. VOL.156(2) Rules, orders, and regulations of the Society for the relief of distressed literary teachers, and their families. Read, approved of, and confirmed, at an adjournment of the quarter sessions of the peace, held in and for the City of Dublin, on Tuesday, 27th February, 1798. (Pursuant to Act of Parliament). VOL.156(3) Plan and regulations of the Society for promoting the comforts of the poor. VOL.156(4) A few remarks on the affairs of the House of Industry, and on the conduct of some of the present acting governors : in a letter to Henry Alexander, Esq. Chairman of the committee of the House of Commons, which sat to enquire into the management of that institution. By Henry Kennedy, M.D.

First report covers period Feb 27 - Oct 31, 1813

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