I have written before about the Southwell, Nottinghamshire Poor Law records that have been available online via The National Archives website. However having revisited the site I see that there are quite a few other Poor Law records from places around the country.

The website has this list….

• Axminster Poor Law Union, Devon and Dorset, 1834- 1848
• Basford Poor Law Union, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, 1834- 1845
• Berwick upon Tweed Poor Law Union, Northumberland, 1834- 1852
• Bishop’s Stortford Poor Law, Union Hertfordshire and Essex, 1834- 1852
• Blything Poor Law Union, Suffolk, 1834-1840
• Bromsgrove Poor Law Union, Worcestershire, 1834-1842
• Cardiff Poor Law Union, Glamorganshire, 1834- 1853
• Clutton Poor Law Union, Somerset, 1834- 1853
• Keighley Poor Law Union, Yorkshire West Riding, 1834- 1855
• Kidderminster Poor Law Union, Worcestershire, 1834- 1849
• Liverpool Vestry (technically not a Poor Law Union, it retained vestry status throughout the 19th century), 1834- 1856
• Llanfyllin Poor Law Union, Montgomeryshire and Denbighshire, 1834-1854
• Mansfield Poor Law Union, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, 1834- 1849
• Mitford and Launditch Poor Law Union, Norfolk, 1834- 1849
• Newcastle under Lyme Poor Law Union, Staffordshire, 1834- 1856
• Newport Pagnell Poor Law Union, Buckinghamshire, 1834- 1855
• Reeth Poor Law Union, Yorkshire North Riding, 1834- 1871
• Rye Poor Law Union, East Sussex and Kent, 1834- 1843
• Southampton, Hampshire (technically not a Poor Law Union but an earlier incorporation), 1834- 1858
• Southwell, Nottinghamshire, 1834- 1871
• Truro Poor Law Union, Cornwall, 1834- 1849
• Tynemouth Poor Law Union, Northumberland, 1834- 1855
• Wolstanton and Burslem Poor Law Union, Staffordshire, 1834- 1851

Many of my ancestors knew all about the Poor Law having been on the receiving end of it, sadly however none of my parishes are covered, but you might be lucky !!

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/workhouse.asp