The general orders of the Poor Law Commissioners, the Poor Law Board, and the Local Government Board relating to the poor law : with explanatory notes elucidating the orders, tables of statutes, cases and index / by William Cunningham Glen and by the editor of the present edition.

  • W. Cunningham Glen
Date:
1898
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Credit: The general orders of the Poor Law Commissioners, the Poor Law Board, and the Local Government Board relating to the poor law : with explanatory notes elucidating the orders, tables of statutes, cases and index / by William Cunningham Glen and by the editor of the present edition. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Parish in more than one County. 30. If the Parish is situate in more than one County it shall for the purposes of this Order be deemed to be wholly situate in the County which, according to the Census last published, con- tains the larger part of its population. Wares. 31. —If the Parish is divided into Wards for the election of Guardians, the Pules in this Order shall apply to each of such Wards as if it were a Parish : Provided as follows : — (а) If a Parish is so divided, an elector shall not be per- mitted to vote in more than one Ward. (б) Any sum which, in pursuance of this Rule and of Rule 29, would be charged to any Ward shall be charged to the Parish in which the Ward is situate. United Parishes. 32. —(1) If the Parish is united with any other Parish for the election of Guardians the Rules in this Order shall, subject as hereinafter mentioned, apply to such Parishes as if such Parishes formed the Parish. (2) In the case of any such United Parishes the questions which under Rule 20 the Presiding Officer may, and if required by any parochial elector or by any Polling Agent appointed under Rule 19 shall, put to any elector shall be as follows :— (a) Are you the person entered in the parochial register for one of the United Parishes, viz. the Parish of , as follows \read the whole entry from the register] 1 (b) Have you already voted at the present election of Guardians in either of the United Parishes of the^t*! i o?.^°Vem^0r no scale framed under Section 48 of Apt ir. ° was ln ^orce' an(l for the purposes of any election under that in ti, any ®ucn county or county borough to which any such scale in force me county or county borough does not extend.