Matthew Marryott inspired an alteration to them contained in Knatchbull's Act, while the creation of Select Vestries was allowed by ones named for William Sturges Bourne.  
Matthew Marryott inspired an alteration to them contained in Knatchbull's Act, while the creation of Select Vestries was allowed by ones named for William Sturges Bourne.  One of them contained the so-called "bastardly clause", and books on them were written by Beatrice and Sydney Webb.  An amendment to one of them created the Speenhamland system, and they were replaced by the Local Government Act of 1929.  The Old one was passed under Elizabeth I, while the New one of 1834 ended outdoor relief and led to a scandal at Andover, one of many workhouses.  For 10 points, name this series of British laws that established a welfare state.
Matthew Marryott inspired an alteration to them contained in Knatchbull's Act, while the creation of Select Vestries was allowed by ones named for William Sturges Bourne.  
Poor laws [accept workhouses before "Sturges Bourne" is read]