Record revealed
Letter from a ‘destitute’ man to the Poor Law Commission
In this letter, Thomas Henshaw of Derbyshire complained of his treatment by local officials who denied him welfare despite his ‘most distressing’ situation.
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Pt 6 7/181-7/210 Council for Academic Freedom and Academic Standards - 7/181 New...
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- JN 2/6
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- 1995
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Pt 6 7/181-7/210
- Council for Academic Freedom and Academic Standards - 7/181
- New Britain - 7/182
- British Association of Social Workers - 7/183
- Politics Association - 7/184
- Public Health Alliance - 7/185
- Dr Paul Seabright - 7/186
- North of England Assembly - 7/187
- Institute of Internal Auditors - 7/188
- H K Compton Esq FCIPS - 7/189
- Newbury District Council Liberal Democrat Group - 7/191
- London Borough of Greenwich Labour Group - 7/192
- Charter 88 -7/193
- Sir Peter Kemp - 7/194
- Association of Chief Police Officers of England, Wales and Northern Ireland - 7/195
- NHS Executive - 7/196
- Warwickshire County Council - 7/197
- Rt Hon John Morris QC MP - 7/198
- Government Policy Consultants - 7/199
- General, Municipal & Boilermakers' Union (GMB) - 7/200
- Lord Lester of Herne Hill QC - 7/201
- Dr Edmund Marshall - 7/202
- University of Birmingham (INLOGOV) - 7/203
- Robert Stevenson Esq - 7/204
- Mark Hollingsworth Esq - 7/205
- Ivor Stanbrook Esq - 7/206
- Association of Country Chief Executive - 7/207
- Dr Alan Lawton - 7/208
- Scottish National Party (Crieff Branch) - 7/209
- Ian Tweedie Esq - 7/210
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- The National Archives, Kew
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