Home colonies, sketch of a plan for the gradual extinction of pauperism, and for the diminution of crime |
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acres additional adopted advance of capital advantage afford already amount of capital appears asylums average Belgian benevolent Birmingham blishment British Isles capital advanced capital required cause checks cholera Colonies of Holland colonists comfort Committee conceived condition consequence considerable considered cost crime Crown lands degradation Dutch effect Emigration employed England equal number establishment estimate evils expense experiment extent families free-school Government gradually grant of crown greater habits happiness Home Colonies Horton important improvement increase of population individual industrious institutions interest Ireland labour laws least Lord Chancellor lower classes maintenance Malthus marry early means ment minds mittee moral necessary Netherlands nists object obtained Ommerschans orphans parish Pauper Colonies pense persons Poor Colonies poor-laws portion poverty printing produce proposed rapid increase regard relating to property relief rendered rishes saving Scotland securing shew society submitted success sufficient Third Report tion Whitechapel WILLIAM CLOWES