Report of the Royal Commission on the Poor Laws and Relief of Distress. : Index to minutes of evidence [to the First-Second-Third-Fourth-Fifth volumes].

  • Great Britain. Royal Commission on the Poor Laws and Relief of Distress.
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1909
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    Boarding-out of Children—cow.;. Within the Union—cont. Neglect by foster-parents, instances of (Mason), Stat. 81. 82, 83. Number of Increase between 1894 and 1904 (Davy), 3482. Increase in. cause and effect of {Mason), 9648, 96.52, 9692. In 1898 and 1905 compared (Mason), 9651. Proportion to total child pauperism (Davy), i, ; 3979. Official information as to, absence of (Mason), 9791. I Outdoor relief in ar other form (Fust), 11025. ' Poor Law Board Order, 1877, regulating (Mason), Stat. 77. Position of c'lildren before and after issue of I Boarding-out Orders (Dansey), 5960. Relatives, boarding-out children with, dangers of (Mason), 9649. Within and without the Union Allo\\anc;s to foster-parents compared (Mason), 9855. Distinction in class of cases (Mason), 9684. Numbers of, in 1898 and 1905 (Mason). 9651. Regulations as to, variation in (Davy), 3982. Super\nsion. adequate, difficultyin arranging (Thomas), 4594. Without the Union Advantages of system (Mason), 9676, Stat. 53, 55. After-emploj'ment of children (Mason), 9939. Area of committee, limitation of (Mason), Stat. 67. Australian methods of (Mason), Stat. 73. Boys, workhouse, in employment. Local Govern- ment Board work done by in connection with (Mason), Stat. 62. Children mentally or morally unfit for (Mason), 9589, 9896, 9903. Class of children for whom suitable (Mason), 10014, 10118, Stat. 56. Clothing, Inspection by Committee (Mason), 9604. Committees, local, by, necessity of (Mason), 9716. Committees of insp ction, forming, difficulties as to (Eagenal), 7719. Cruelty to children, Instances of (Mason), Stat. 33, 34. Date of sanction bj' Poor Law Board (Mason), \ Stat. 1. Discrimination in choice of homes and subse- fjuent supervision, necessity of (Mason), Stat. 63. District 2, number boarded out (A. Lowry), Stat. 35. District 11. number of in 1904 (Fust), 10965. Elder children, return to Guardians, alleged reason for (Mason), 10130-33. English methods compared with those of other countries (Mason), 9772, Stat. 69. Farnham case, Wandsworth children, referred to (Mason), 9869. Foster parents Affection for children (Mason), Stat. 54. Allowance to Amount of (Mason), 9597, 9663. Payment, mode of (Mason), Stat. 3. Sufficiency of (Mason), 9788, 9830, 10090, 10141. Desire to regain possession of boys at wage- earning age (Mason), 9923. Orphan children preferred by (Mason), 9701. French methods of (Mason), Stat. 75. Guardians' motives for (Mason), 9811. Guardians' visits to children, alleged effect on status of (Mason), 9970. Guardians, visitation by, expense connected with. Local Government Board's objection to allow (Mason), Stat. 48. Homes at a distance from former surroundings, advisabihty of (Mason), 10008. Homes, difficulty of obtaining (Thomas), 4594; (Mason), 9776 : (Eaginah, 7719. Boarding-out of Children—cont. Without the Union—cont. Increase in, slowness of, reasons for (Mason)^ 9860. Infrequency of (Dansey), Stat. 31. Inspection of Attitude of foster-parents towards (Mascm))^ 9750, 9863. Committee of ladies, by Compulsory periods of (Mason), 9977. Visits by, effect of (Mason), 9971. Drastic system of, effect of (Davy), 1942, 3988. Foster parents' objection to (Davy), 1942, 3974. Form of ( Wethercd), 5427, 5879. Frequency of (Davy), 1781. Guardians by, objection to (Mason), 9971. i Houses of foster parents, necessity of in- specting whole of (Mason), Stat. 28. Impartiality and thoroughness essential- • (Jlfasow), 9771,Stat. 32, 35, 36. Increase needed in (Fust), 11112. Lady Guardians, by, objection to (Mason),. 10171. Lady doctor, bv. disadvantages of (Mason)y ' ' Stat. 41-44. Local Government Board by, reasons for (Wethired), 5880; (Mason), Stat. 47-5L Men, by, impossibility of (Mason),Q'i\i. ( . [ Method adopted (Mason), Stat. 27-31. Number of cases which an inspector can: thoroughly inspect annually (Mason),. 9745. Object of (Mason), Stat. 30, 35-39. Schoolmaster's competence for (Mason)^ 10157. Surprise visits, advantage of (Mason)^ Stat. 29. : Training in, necessity of (Mason), 9744» 1 ' ■ Stat. 23, 24. Voluntary committees, by, uselessness of, {Mason), 9787. ■ ,■ Welcomed by honest foster-parents (Mason), 9750, 9883, Stat. 30, 31. Women, by, necessity of (Mason), Stat. 76.. Inspectors of, number of (Davy), 1881. Irish system of (Mason), Stat. 71. Islington children, number boarded out (Mason),. 9811. Lancashire, number of on Jan. 1st, 1904 (Fvst),. Stat. 19. Liverpool, discontinuance of system in (Fust),. 10967. Local Government Board's Order as to, exten- sion of (Davy), 3483. London children, distribution of (Masori)^ Stat. 20. Medical attendance for, regulations by Local Government Board as to (Mason), 9904, Stat. 42. Medical officer's certificate, foster parents com- plaints as to incompleteness of (Mason), 9893. New Zealand, method of inspection, etc. (Mason), Stat. 74. Non-resident relief cases, supervision of entirely absent (Mason), 9717. Originator and promoter of system (Mason),. Stat. 1. Procedure as to (Mason), Stat. 3. Relatiorsof children with foster parents (Mason), 9606. Relatives, children's dcs're to discover (Mason) 10172. Relieving officers' visits objected to by foster parents (Mason), 9992. Returns required from boarding-out com- mittees and guardians in Boarding-out Order, 1889 (Mason), Stat. 8. Scottish system Inspection, method ot (Mason), 9769-72. ; , Shortcomings of (Mason), Stat. 70.