Sentence examples for burial fee from inspiring English sources

The local government provided 20,000 Bangladeshi takas ($257) as a "burial fee" to the families of at least 15 victims.

burial fee and the price of one box in each interment.

Our evidence derives from the sextons' records of burials, giving the cause of death, age, name, address, and burial fee of almost everyone who was buried in the parish.

All of these cemeteries continue to accept burials; in accordance with current Polish law [ 12], graves can be reused after 20 years if no person objects and the burial fee has not been paid.

Clergymen and sextons turned a blind eye to the worst practices because burial fees formed a large proportion of their income.

The price of funerals would be regulated on a sliding scale, suitable for the different social classes and the clergy compensated for the loss of burial fees, based on their income over the previous three years.

Parochial authorities in Lambeth, fearing imminent government intervention, slashed their burial fees – the '1st class ground' reduced from 27s to 16s, the "2nd class" from 16s to 6s – a rather grim clearance sale.

Most of Leicester's day care centres are set to close, burial fees will rise and rent for council tenants will also increase.

Conversely, few adult smallpox burials commanded the highest burial fees, and therefore the average cost of non-pauper burials was slightly lower for smallpox than for other causes.

51 The information on sex and burial fees in the sextons' books allows us to test these propositions with respect to St Martin's.

However, very few smallpox burials were in the highest quintile of burial fees, so this particular group of migrants cannot account for the curious patterns of smallpox burials by sex and status before the 1770s.