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"Written answers were required to be returned by the Overseer of parish, township, or place, in which rates are separately and distinctly made for the relief of the poor; and also every Governor or Manager of any house of industry or workshop, in which any of the poor belonging to such parish or place were maintained during the year ending 1803, from the 20th April 1802 to the 12th April 1803"--Questions p. iii