Poor Law (Metropolis). Return showing (1.) The number of paid officers; (2.) The description of office; (3.) The amount paid to each in yearly salary or wages, and, with respect to medical officers, the extra medical fees or the remuneration received per case (if any), whether in addition to salary or as substantive remuneration; (4.) Stating, also, with respect to each paid officer, whether lodging and rations or rations only are provided for him at the cost of the rates; these particulars to be given for 29 September 1867, and 29 September 1870, for each Metropolitan area, for the administration of relief to the poor [electronic resource].