of ten pounds each for life for all poor persons, decayed tradesmen, and others (supposed seventy thousand) of the age of sixty years. Donation of twenty shillings each for fifty thousand births. Donation of twenty shillings each for twenty thousand marriages. Allowance of twenty thousand pounds for the funeral expenses of persons travelling for work, and dying at a distance from their friends. Employment at all times for the casual poor in the cities of London and Westminster.
Second Enumeration
Abolition of the tax on houses and windows. Allowance of three shillings per week for life to fifteen thousand disbanded soldiers, and a proportionate allowance to the officers of the disbanded corps. Increase of pay to the remaining soldiers of £19,500 annually. The same allowance to the disbanded navy, and the same increase of pay, as to the army. Abolition of the commutation tax. Plan of a progressive tax, operating to extirpate the unjust and unnatural law of primogeniture, and the vicious