Graves ranged from paupers unmarked burials to elaborate tombs and vaults. A Chesham workhouse for 90 paupers was operating in Germain Street as early as 1777. Despite this another scandal occurred over inhumane treatment of paupers in the Huddersfield workhouse. Elders, paupers, debtors, convicts, freedmen and slaves were excluded, save in emergencies. Another portion was turned into a burial site for paupers and lepers. He would be paid by the parish to teach orphans or paupers the craft. The British government paid for the passage of convicts, paupers, the military and civil servants. Burials for paupers occurred in Glastone cemetery from 1 March 1883. In 1850, an almshouse was built to house paupers. About 31,000 were classed as paupers and 5,000 were private patients. He was quoted as saying that "he would not breed paupers to pay priests". The term was often used to police vagrancy as well as paupers and the insane. Visitors to Nashville were buried alongside paupers. Marathas used to collect a pilgrimage tax at Puri, which was exempt for paupers. He also takes private cases himself, and his clients range from paupers to kings.