The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1886-03-20 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

IMPORTANT CIRCULAR BY "THIL LOCAL GOVERNAENT BOARD.  Mr. Chamberlain, so Prvaident of the lineal Go eminent Board, leaned on Toes lay an impor. tent circular letter to clerk. of Poor Law Goardi•ns on the .object of preparem awl the prevoiling distress. Mr. Chamberlain my. : Enguities terontly eudertaken by the foodl Government Bo ,rd unfortunately coofirm the pre. veiling imp...ion as to theeateece of exceptional .lortrese the workiug classes. Toe returns of pauper.= do not above cooiderable incase, bet the Leal Government Beal have thenght ot their dor y to. go beta( the retora of lacteal pauperism. at have entoole aims tereestigetion into the condition of the winking claws generalty. They are conviutod that in the rad. of Mae who do not ordinarily meek pair Isar relief there is evidence of much and inoreasirog proovaion, and if the deprewoon in tend. coutieua it a to be feared thst large nonaber• of .... orient, no ...telsr employment oil b. reduced to the gni...it stn.. lgoela coodition or thing. Me. Cheated on thiek. abject for deep regret and very seriona coo-1 aidet.tion. Toe spirit of indepeodenose which lea. so many of the working clams to asak• groat personal ea ilia. rather tam incur the , 000010* of pauperian 0, oee which &own*, dia ireut'yte:Otrar,:::Zo.%':nreer'tOattlt;"?.;htntaitt?lt by ell moo. at it. disposel. Mr. Chamberlain deprec.tes any oion of the present labour tort. It ts not deerrable that the working clam eh oulol be femillarieed with poor-law relief, and .f ones the baourablo sentiment ehiCh eow than to av i oid t is broken down, it i• probable that recourse will be hod to the provioon on the slightest occasion. The plant reculat ions in re. god g outdoor relief do not. however. meet the emergency. Stone-breakong or o.kisopi.kinc pea hardly upon retuned artisan.. mid in same cams their proactency their apeersl trade. may be prejudiced by asto toupleyenent Spade hush mdry la lem open to object.e, and when facilities off or for adopting work of this character as • labour test. the Locol Government Board will be clod to aroot the Guardians by authorising the hiring of lend for the puroote %ohm necetwary. What re reall hasta. In the entleseour to relieve masons and others who have hereto avoided poor-law oaiietane-, and who are temporal, y olt mp oyment is—firstly. work which will not involve the stierna of pauperiain ; eecondly, wok vrtirclo all can perform whatever may haee been their rrevious avocation., thinely, work which doe. not compete wan obit of' other taboo ..... at pre.. in coal°, meet ; ad lasoly, work which is not likely oro Wafer.. with the rouroption of regular employment iu their owa trades by these who eack it. The Local Goyerament Bard have no power to euf. r. the adoption of any parokelar proposal. They reeounneueed the Guardian, to confer with the local authoriti,s, and end to ye with the labor for eh., execution of cooks on whoch aukilled lebour may be imoodintely etioplo,ed. These works may be of the following kited. among other.-, First, sonde hobonrhy no sewage forma mcond. the let log-cot iof ipeo epee,o recresoion ground.; thing, cleeneotog street,. not usually undertaken by local euthorith.s; four., I..youreroot and pat inn of new -treets, tit... paving of unpaved etreete, en I making of footpaths in country rale: .05th. providing and extending , arose works sed veorka of wester eupply. Cbambeelain °beeryoo that spode laLour is a elase of work which he. socoal advantages in the ea., of able-b.lied peramin out el employmeut. Every &blood:oiled tan can dig, aid ot was work which ' ia in no way dareding, and need not interfere , with ...ling employment. Too may.. pad .hood ho aocitatbing lay than Ilia ordin•ry rate. When the ameba ate of purb a chars-tee the( ex. . poises can be properly defrayed out of borrowed money, Loeil Ant ,owities Rosy rely th .0 there will be every de-ire on the pot of the Looal Government Board to deal promptly eith the applicatiOn for their enurtion to a loan.  It anaminced by the Bwealinktwoe that tho en oagemont between Pdlice Oscar rif Swadon awl Norway and the Princes* Louise of Wales will emou Mk. piece. The Dacha. of Connatieht gave birth to • daughter at Buckingham Palm*. on tlrealmehlay. Her Botha Mahe.. w. meited by the who rube nuently rot totted to Winds m "emend , on ~ d Setoen, a decree 'who ... i . all FBoulangrench midi..e io weer their beard.. Tins taunt be alarming niollmoure for the barbers, for it has been cernoute I that le will enable the lioldier. to economise about £60,000 steam*.  - \clatt wane workmen were excarattug for a now baittlate la It or. ott Monday, they die eocerea • to ge number of rilyer end copper Setcoo coins of the time of E.eired. St toy of them are tetti to be ol great ralo*. an aunts of • sunder character hate before beta dot tem'. The codas • be forwarded to the T r .  nk plavie tit Welehpool on Tuee,loy eveuinn, which ie being inveobgatal by the police. It .ppears that II r. David Aedreere, Beak Buildings, wan leaving hoots w.th hW wile, and tinned back, having forgotten pine. thing, when he received ri gounhot wound in his left aide. Hawkeworth an+ 11111110.1iately *oat I. The • nwatery. A widdlo aged MM. wee decapitated on Tueeday intoning by one of the early train. Finebory . Perk Stabon. We wee seen to etc, land of a ire, which knocked lorn down. anti the wheals aver Ina neck completely seemed the head irons the body. It,. believed that the twatoitu• nate man intended to commit suicide. On the body wan found' • card beating the isurvio,••lldr. Dayitiew, 6, Melrose Val., Fwaliley..