...Valuation of Property (Metropolis). The term " parish " means any place for which a separate poor rate is or can be made, or for which a separate overseer is or can be appointed : The term " union " means any union of parishes, mid any parish for which there is a separate assessment...

...poor-rate is or can be made." If the proposed recognition of a District or a " Parish " does not make it a place for which "a separate poor-rate is or can be made," it will not under section 3 exempt it from liability to rates for the necessities of other parts of...

...among other Meanings applicable to it, signify a Place for which a separate Poor Kate is or can bo made, or for which a. separate Overseer is or can be appointed, and all the other Words used herein shall be construed in the like Manner as in the said Statute passed...

...s. 18, it signifies " among other meanings applicable to it, a place for which a separate poor rate is or can be made, or for which a separate Overseer is or can be appointed." " And such Overseers shall allow any per.ion to peruse suck booh, without payment of any fee, at all...

...by the Poor Law Board, it shall be taken to apply to any place for which a separate Poor Bate shall or can be made or for which a separate Overseer is or can be appointed. Art. 62. The word "provisions" shall include all articles of food specified in the dietary tables or...

...of Parliament. Whenever the word " Parish " is used in this Order it shall be taken to signify any place for which a separate Poorrate is or can be made,...which a separate Overseer is or can be appointed. SCHEDULE. Names of TJnions to which this Order applies (a). Aberystwith. Cardigan. Gainsborough. Abingdon....

...Vict. c. 113,) it is enacted (s. 18) that it shall mean " every place for which a separate poor rale is or can be made, or for which a separate overseer is or can be appointed." (2) This provision amounts, so far as the poor rate is concerned, but not farther, to a virtual repeal,...

...definition of " that anomaly of modern times," to wit, the English poorlaw parish, which is defined as " a place for which a. separate poor-rate is or can be made" (29 and 30 Victoria, c. 63, s. 113). The area, therefore, over which our history extends does not now...

...has a larger signification than in the present Act ; it is " a place for which a separate poor rate is or can be made, or for which a separate overseer is or can be appointed." Now the word "vestry" will apply to a meeting of the inhabitants of places which were formerly extra-parochial,...

...prescribed by law in this behalf. 19. Interpretation of terms. — In the construction of this Act the term " parish " means a place for which a separate poor-rate is or can be made, and has in the metropolis the same meaning as in " The Metropolis Management Act, 1855," and the words...