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...susceptible of permanent beneut, and suitable for assistance by charity rather than by the Poor Law, such remedies as are likely to make the applicant selfdependent....institutions, and from private persons. 4. By making loans, on security, but without interest. 5. By making grants, when the help required cannot be obtained from...

...suspectible of permanent benefit, and suitable for assistance by charity rather than by the Poor Law, such remedies as are likely to make the applicant self-dependent....kinds of help required from those interested in the applicanti, from their relatives, from charitable institutions, and from private persons. 4. By making...

...benefit, and suitable . assistance by charity rather than by the Poor Law, such remedies as are 1ь>-: to make the applicant self-dependent. 3. By obtaining...various kinds of help required from those interested in Û* applicants, from their relatives, from charitable institutions, and from private persoui 4. By...

...susceptible of permanent benefit. and suitable for assistance by charity rather than by the Poor Law, such remedies as are likely to make the applicant self-dependent....interested in the applicants, from their relatives, from charitabk institutions, and from private persons. 4. By making loans, on security, but without interest....

...suspedlable of permanent benefit, and suitable for assistance by charity rather than by the Poor Law, such remedies as are likely to make the applicant self-dependent....relatives, from charitable institutions, and from jjrivate persons. 4. By making loans, on security, but without interest. 5. By making grants, when...

...susceptible of permanent benefit, and suitable frr assistance by charity rather than by th? Poor Law, such remedies as are likely to make the applicant self-dependent....various kinds of help required from those interested in tlie applicants, from their relatives, from charitable institutions, and from private persons. 4. By...

...than by the Poor Law, such remedies as are likely to make the applicant self-dependent. (7.) To obtain the various kinds of help required from those interested...charitable institutions, and from private persons. (8.) To send (gratuitously) to inquirers legitimately interested,, whether charitable agencies or private...

...susceptible of permanent benefit and suitable for assistance by charity rather than by the Poor law, euch remedies as are likely to make the applicant selfdependent....5. By making grants, when the help required cannot bo obtained from other quarters. 6. By endeavouring to procure pensions from charities and from private...

...benefit, and suitable fo assistance by charity rather than by the Poor Law, such remedies as are likely t make the applicant self-dependent. 3. By obtaining...various kinds of help required from those interested in th applicants, from their relatives, from charitable institutions, and from privatt persons ; by assisting...