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Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis
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Continued Friday 23d. Septr. 1785.
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thrust there and which shall look unseemly to the
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Streets.
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That he shall take Care a proper Quantity of Coals be
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distributed to the Rooms where Fires are allowed direct the
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Cinders to be Sifted and suffer no Waste to be thereof or
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therein.
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That he shall take Care no Waste be made in future in
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burning the Straw.
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That he shall Advertize the Weekly Committee if any Repairs
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are wanting that Notice thereof may be given to the Surveyor.
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That he shall go down into the Kitchen on every Tuesday
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Thursday and Saturday in the Morning time enough to see the
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Provisions that are taken in that they are according to the
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Contract and laid ready for the Inspection of the Governors if
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any come to View them if none come he shall see them Weighted
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himself and enter them down in his Book to be seen and examined
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by the Committee on Saturday.
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Thats he shall Number the Pieces of Meat before they are
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put into the Pot that the Assistant Basket Man or other such
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Person who Cuts up the Dinner may acquainted the Steward with
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the Number of Pieces cut up to see if their Accounts tally and
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that he shall Attend to the Cutting up the Provisions when
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Dressed.
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That he shall take Care no Person except the Servants of
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the House be Permitted to remain in the Kitchens or Cutting Room
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whilst the Provisions are cutting or serving up.
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That he shall take Care that no more Provisions are Drest
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than are necessary for the Servants and the Patients of the House
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and in Order to know this with more certainty the Number of
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Patients who are on the Sick List shall constantly hang up
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in the Cutting Room
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That he shall not suffer the small Beer Cellar to be opened
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but at the usual Hours nor any Person to draw Beer but the
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Assistant Basket Man and he is to draw only one Hour at
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Dinner and half an Hour at Supper (and carefully Lock the
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Door when he leaves the Cellar) That he take the Book down
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