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Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis
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We think likewise the manner of making up the are
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of Trophy money for our allowance very irregular
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where the Treasurer is made Debtor (not as he ought to
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but) for the
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whole rate when the same Shall be reced so that
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whatever Ballance appears is by him said to be out
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in arrears & neither the Board of Lieutenancy nor we cann
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ever know when money is or is not in his hands and
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Consequently whether it be or be not reasonable to raise
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more The act of Parliament made 13th & 14th. Car:
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2 Cap: 9 Sect. 12 has prscribed another method
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for his accompling vizt. that he shall accompt att the
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Board every Six Months upon Oath and one Duplicate
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of the accot. to be Sent to us & another to the privy
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Councell, But the Board of Lieutenancy has not yett
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thought fit to persue it wch. Made it necessary for
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us to Order that it Should be used for time to come
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& that a Duplicate of the accot. to be allowed by us
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be transmitted at the Same time with the
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accompt it self.
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