Chapter IV: Appendix: XII. Justices' reports on the execution of the Book of Orders

of January 1630/1 p. 342

A. _Dom. State Papers Chas. I._, Vol. 188, No. 85. Question asked by
the justices responsible for the division of Fawley, Hants. pp. 342-344

B. _Dom. State Papers Chas. I._, Vol. 189, No. 80 and Vol. 197, No.
69. Extracts from two reports from the hundred of Braughing concerning
proceedings from Feb. 7th 1630/1 to June 27th, 1631 pp. 344-351

C. _Dom. State Papers Chas. I._, Vol. 190, No. 10. Part of the Report
of Bridewell, 2nd May 1631 pp. 351-356

D. _Dom. State Papers Chas. I._, Vol. 191, No. 42. Report concerning
Guildford, 7th May 1631 pp. 357-358

E. _Dom. State Papers Chas. I._, Vol. 216, No. 45. Report of the
justices of Cambridge for the Hundreds of Chesterton, Papworth and
North Stow, May 13, 1632 pp. 358-360

F. _Dom. State Papers Chas. I._, Vol. 226, No. 78. Part of the
certificate of the justices of Middlesex for the Finsbury division
concerning the sums received from penalties levied on alehouse keepers
in 1630, 1631, 1632 pp. 360-361

G. _Dom. State Papers Chas. I._, Vol. 349, No. 86. Part of the
certificate from Bassetlaw, co. Notts., 10th March 1636/7 pp. 361-365

H. _Dom. State Papers Chas. I._, Vol. 395, No. 55. Certificate
concerning the Book of Orders from Loes, Wilford, Thredling and
Plomesgate, 14 July 1638 pp. 365-366

APPENDIX XIII. The division of the monies collected for the poor
January 1642/3 in Norwich. _Add MSS. Brit. Mus._ No. 22619, f. 11
pp. 367-368

APPENDIX XIV. Report of the Four Royal Hospitals, 1645. _King's
Pamphlets_ 669, f. 10, No. 2 pp. 369-370

APPENDIX XV. Ordinance of the Lords for putting in execution the laws
for the relief of the poor. _King's Pamphlets_ 669, f. 9, No. 81
p. 371

ERRATA AND CORRIGENDA.

P. 50, n. 4. _For_ Amysbury _read_ Amesbury, _for_ Boscum _read_ Boscombe, _for_ Alyngton _read_ Allington and _for_ Fiddelldene _read_ Figheldean.

P. 102, n. 1, p. 106, n. 2, p. 142, n. 3 _for_ Maiores Booke for the Poore _read_ Maioris Bocke for the Pore.

P. 118, l. 18. _For_ Twiford _read_ Twyford.

P. 168, l. 10. _For_ Arkesey _read_ Arksey.

P. 169, n. 3. _For_ Dewisburie _read_ Dewsbury, _for_ Shelfe _read_ Shelf, and _for_ Northowrom _read_ Northowram.

P. 170, n. 2. _For_ Thirske _read_ Thirsk.

P. 173, l. 22. _For_ Fropfield _read_ Froxfield.

P. 214, n. 2. _For_ Easbie _read_ Easby.

NOTE. P. 141, n. 1. The decision of Lord Romer was reversed by the Court of Appeal on March 7th, 1900; it was decided that the Guardians were not entitled to relieve the colliers during a strike.

THE EARLY HISTORY OF ENGLISH POOR RELIEF.