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continue, are likely to be inmates of this horrid house
of confinement and misery. In this house are the
following persons :—
All who can work are employed in different trades.
In the year ending 30th June 1831, the sale of manu-
factured articles amounted to £892. 0s. 10d. against
which is to be placed £57. 12s. 9d. paid for implements
for manufacture, and £251. 5s. 2d. encouragement
money to paupers, so that the actual gain was only
£583. 3s. 2d. The expence of this establishment last
year was £30,193. 1s.; this year is expected to be more,
as the parish is daily increasing with small houses.
Besides the expence of this establishment, the relief
given to families out of the house amounted to £27,625
1s. 2d. There is also another mode of giving relief;
those who are distressed for want of work are sent to