Able-bodied male paupers: reason for granting outdoor relief
| Year | Sick | Other |
|---|---|---|
| 01 Jul 1884 |
360
|
40
|
| 01 Jan 1885 |
362
|
35
|
| 01 Jul 1885 |
426
|
26
|
| 01 Jan 1886 |
427
|
47
|
| 01 Jul 1886 |
448
|
73
|
| 01 Jan 1887 |
500
|
73
|
| 01 Jul 1887 |
493
|
56
|
| 01 Jan 1888 |
573
|
35
|
| 01 Jul 1888 |
498
|
27
|
| 01 Jan 1889 |
462
|
30
|
| 01 Jul 1889 |
425
|
53
|
| 01 Jan 1890 |
398
|
34
|
| 01 Jul 1890 |
297
|
24
|
| 01 Jan 1891 |
308
|
46
|
| 01 Jul 1891 |
352
|
36
|
| 01 Jan 1892 |
347
|
34
|
| 01 Jul 1892 |
334
|
18
|
| 01 Jan 1893 |
351
|
34
|
| 01 Jul 1893 |
351
|
29
|
| 01 Jan 1894 |
449
|
37
|
| 01 Jul 1894 |
373
|
25
|
| 01 Jan 1895 |
389
|
34
|
| 01 Jul 1895 |
440
|
32
|
| 01 Jan 1896 |
423
|
51
|
| 01 Jul 1896 |
428
|
63
|
| 01 Jan 1897 |
526
|
42
|
| 01 Jul 1897 |
466
|
26
|
| 01 Jan 1898 |
408
|
65
|
| 01 Jul 1898 |
615
|
6,615
|
| 01 Jan 1899 |
466
|
46
|
| 01 Jul 1899 |
386
|
61
|
| 01 Jan 1900 |
369
|
109
|
| 01 Jul 1900 |
327
|
35
|
| 01 Jan 1901 |
347
|
46
|
| 01 Jul 1901 |
290
|
48
|
| 01 Jan 1902 |
348
|
74
|
| 01 Jul 1902 |
392
|
31
|
| 01 Jan 1903 |
434
|
51
|
| 01 Jul 1903 |
396
|
53
|
| 01 Jan 1904 |
429
|
72
|
| 01 Jul 1904 |
424
|
80
|
| Date: | Source: |
|---|---|
| 1884 - 1904 | Local Government Board, Annual Report (HM Stationery Office) , |
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From 1884 onwards, The reports of the Local Government Board sub-divided their counts of able-bodied male paupers on outdoor relief into those relieved because of sickness and those relieved "for other causes". The main "other cause" was probably unemployment. Note that able-bodied female paupers were instead categorised into wives and widows.