Boarding Out Inspectors: M H Mason, correspondence and papers relating to the South Midland District (including Hull and Nottingham); Florence Chapman, correspondence and papers relating to the South Western District (including Plymouth); Ina Stansfield, some correspondence - Poverty, Philanthropy and Social Conditions in Victorian Britain - Adam Matthew Digital

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Title	Boarding Out Inspectors: M H Mason, correspondence and papers relating to the South Midland District (including Hull and Nottingham); Florence Chapman, correspondence and papers relating to the South Western District (including Plymouth); Ina Stansfield, some correspondence
Reference	MH 32/92
Date	1886-1901
Document Type	Correspondence; Report; Minutes; Newspaper Clipping; Pamphlet
Collection	MH 32 Local Government Board and Predecessors: Assistant Poor Law Commissioners and Inspectors, Correspondence, 1834-1904
Series Description	This series contains correspondence of the Poor Law Commission and Board with assistant poor law commissioners and poor law inspectors, and of the Local Government Board with its general, engineering, medical, school, boarding-out and other inspectors. The series also contains separate volumes of correspondence on special subjects with various inspectors, and also circulars of the Board, reports of inspectors on the conditions and classification of workhouses, a medical report on infant feeding and a report by Edwin Chadwick on outdoor relief, 1840.
Theme	Education and Children; Social Reform and Welfare; The Poor Laws, Workhouses and Outdoor Relief
Keywords	boarding out children schools education motherhood classification orphan day-care foster homes adoption domestic training Schoolmaster/Schoolmistress teachers industrial training child labour hygiene living conditions food nutrition clothing mining factory inspection healthcare child neglect Local Government Board [1871-1919] pauperism medical relief infant wages starvation malnutrition abuse Charity Organisation Society NSPCC mental health charity illegitimacy district schools administration mismanagement
Country	England
County	Cornwall (including Isles of Scilly) Devon Somerset Gloucestershire Wiltshire Cambridgeshire (including Isle of Ely) Worcestershire Warwickshire Staffordshire Leicestershire Oxfordshire Herefordshire Bedfordshire Shropshire Cheshire Cumberland Essex Hampshire (including Isle of Wight) Norfolk Suffolk Surrey Westmorland London Berkshire Nottinghamshire Yorkshire (including East, North and West Riding) Buckinghamshire Dorset Lancashire Middlesex Kent
Places	Sidmouth Banbury King's Norton Corsham Atworth Rodney Stoke Cambridge Plymouth Devonport Stoke Damerel Clifton Bristol Hitcham Windermere Ambleside Penrith Hatfield Broad Oak Ongar Campsea Ashe Baylham Esher Surbiton Holborn, London Lambeth, London Denmead Atherstone Wickham St Pancras, London Mildenhall Ripley Ryburgh Cobham North Rode Warcop Ampthill Millbrook Nottingham Hull Speen Abbots Langley Milton Bryan Hayes Lindfield Eversholt Ettington Bromley, London Hursley West Malling Penn Byfleet Marsh Gibbon Boston Spa Herrington and Newbottle Freehay Lacey Green Hoddesdon Croydon, London Fairfield Sherrington Southgate St Albans Henfrield Compton Bassett St Winnow Lostwithiel Woughton-on-the-Field Wavertree Tavistock Ivybridge Thurlestone Walton-on-the-Hill Calverton Oswaldtwistle Exmouth Axminster Atherstone Abbess Roding Slinfold Tendring Hampton-in-Arden Hayling Island Fyfield Hayes Batheaston Cranfield Toddington Lyndhurst Polesworth Chalgrave Hockliffe Tormoham Leckhempstead Ashurst Billington Chilbolton Welwyn Dunstall Datchworth Harlow Haslemere Keswick Great Missenden North Meols Appleby-in-Westmorland Stockbury Paddington, London Reading
People	Mason, M H Chapman, Florence Stansfield, Ina Owen, Hugh
Library/Archive	The National Archives, UK
Copyright and Source Archive	Images including crown copyright images reproduced by courtesy of The National Archives, London, England. www.nationalarchives.gov.uk

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