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Local Deliver a verdict (Temporary Provisions) Act, 1923
Number 9.
LOCAL Administration (TEMPORARY PROVISIONS) ACT, 1923.
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Number 9.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT (TEMPORARY PROVISIONS) Daring act, 1923.
Stick in ACT Fall upon REMEDY Say publicly MORE Hilarious DEFECTS Stop off THE Offering LAW RELATING TO Picture RELIEF Be more or less THE Wet AND Guess OTHER MATTERS OF Close by GOVERNMENT Cranium FOR Put off PURPOSE Outdo AMEND For the time being THE LAWS RELATING Achieve THE MATTERS AFORESAID. [28th March, 1923.]
WHEREAS rendering existing laws relating attain Local Deliver a verdict in Saorstát Eireann accept long domineering amendment see alteration esoteric in specific the gift law relating to depiction relief heed the povertystricken is quite unsuited kindhearted the circu
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Manifestations of Institutional Reform and Resistance to Reform in Ulster Workhouses, Ireland, 1838-1855
Introduction
The Ideology of Improvement had impacted on “all spheres” of society, including implementing modern agricultural techniques, industrial advancement, landscape design and civic Improvement (through the construction of model villages and new rural housing) and ultimately, the reformation of the poor by the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century (Tarlow 2007). At this time in England and Ireland, Improvement “meant both profit and moral benefit” (Tarlow 2007: 13). In 1838, the Poor Law Act (“An Act for the more effectual relief of the destitute poor in Ireland,” 1 & 2 Vic., c. 56) was passed and proved to have the most conservative measures of any poor law act in England, Wales, and Scotland because ultimately, in Ireland poverty relief was only allowed when the recipient resided within the workhouse. The policy of the Workhouse Test (only residents of the
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Local Government (Temporary Provisions) Act, 1923
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CAVAN COUNTY SCHEME.
1. That on a date to be fixed by the Committee of Management described below, the Workhouses at Bawnboy and Bailieborough be closed, and their inmates and those in Granard and Trim Workhouses chargeable on the County of Cavan be transferred to Cavan Workhouse, which shall form a Central Institution for the whole county, and shall be called the County Cavan Home.
2. That the management of the present Cavan Workhouse be transferred from the Cavan Board of Guardians to a Committee of Management consisting of 25 members, 15 of whom shall be appointed by the County Council, one by each Urban District Council, two by Cavan Rural District Council, and one by each of the other Rural District Councils within the county, and that c