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HEREFORDSHIRE

NORTHUMBERLAND

WILTSHIRE

SUSSEX

DERBYSHIRE

STAFFORDSHIRE

SECT. VII - Further Reasons for a Parliamentary Enquiry into the State of the Infant Poor within the Bills of Mortality

Frontmatter

SECT. XI - The Benefit and Advantage of giving Apprentice Fees with poor Children

SECT. VIII - Proposal for sending all Children under four Years old to the F. H. to be nursed and educated, belonging to such Parishes as appear unable or unwilling to preserve them: the same to be upon terms to be agreed

SECT. IX - Some Observations on the Employment, Clothing, Expence, Diet, Cleanliness, &c. necessary to the Welfare of the Poor, particularly young Persons

Dedication

SECT. XV - Further Reasons for giving a pecuniary Gratuity, after a certain time, to those who do their Duty to poor Children, as Apprentices, on the Plan proposed

SECT. XVI - A List of the Parishes whose Numbers of Children are worthy of Notice; and a curious Anecdote relating to a Parish Nurse: the Conclusion, inviting to the Exercise of Humanity to the Children of the Poor under the Care of Parishes

SECT. III - Remarks on the Act

Contents

SECT. VI - Remarks on the Registers of particular Parishes

SECT. V - Particular Investigation of the Registers, and Abstract of Registers of the Infant Poor in 1764 and 1765

SECT. II - Heads of the Act for the keeping regular, uniform, and annual Registers of all Parish Poor Infants under a certain Age, within the Bills of Mortality

SECT. XII - The Absurdity and Danger of placing out Children to the Age of 24, a Part of the Statute of 43d of Eliz. appearing necessary to be reformed

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