Search
Use keywords to search across notebook descriptions
BOOTH/B/347, p. 47
Holly Street, Laurel Street, Temple Street, Forest Road.
BOOTH/B/347, p. 49
Richmond Road, Lenthall Road, Myrtle Street, Bay Street, Shrubland Grove, Middleton Road, Trafalgar Road, Albion Square.
BOOTH/B/347, p. 5
Homerton High Street, Marian Street, Taylor's Buildings, Shepherd's Lane, Rosina Street.
BOOTH/B/347, p. 51
Albion Square, Acton Street, Livermere Street, Queen's Road
BOOTH/B/347, p. 53
Queen's Road, Albert Road, Malvern Road, Lavender Road, [Lavender Grove], Shrubland Road, [Shrubland Grove], Gayhurst Road, St Phillips Road, Forest Road
BOOTH/B/347, p. 55
Information concerning the Cecil Rhodes Estate. Parkholme Road, Salisbury Road, Lansdowne Road, Wilman Street, [Wilman Grove] Blackstone Street, Blanchard Street, New Street, Blanch Street.
BOOTH/B/347, p. 57
Shrubland Road, Marlborough Road, Brougham Road, Brownlow Road.
BOOTH/B/347, p. 59
Information concerning Duncan Street. Broke Road, Pownall Road, [The] Broadway, Duncan Street.
BOOTH/B/347, p. 61
Trederwen Road, Hamburg Street, Bremen Street.
BOOTH/B/347, p. 62
Note concerning a brothel at 2 Woodland Street.
BOOTH/B/347, p. 63
Information concerning a middle aged woman Rose who runs a sweet shop. Middleton Road, Blomfield Street, Lenthall Road, Roseberry Place, Woodland Street
BOOTH/B/347, p. 65
Information concerning brothels run by Mrs Bella Freeman including 36 Mayfield Road. Mayfield Road
BOOTH/B/347, p. 69
Information concerning public houses and women drinking alcohol.
BOOTH/B/347, p. 73
Description of boundaries of walk: on the south Dalston Lane, and Graham Road; on the east Greenwood Road, Dalston Lane and Amhurst Road; on the north Downs Park Road; on the west Norfolk Road. Gra...
BOOTH/B/347, p. 75
Information concerning a public house at the corner of Wayland Avenue and Dalston Lane which has had its licence taken away for harbouring prostitutes. Dalston Lane, Greenwood Road, Wayland Avenue.
BOOTH/B/347, p. 77
Sigdon Road, Mountford Road, Ferncliff Road
BOOTH/B/347, p. 79
Norfolk Road, Montague Road, Dalston Lane.
BOOTH/B/347, p. 81
Description of boundaries of walk: on the south Dalston Lane; on the east Norfolk Road; on the north Shacklewell Road; on the west High Street [St Mark parish Dalston and St Bartholomew parish Dals...
BOOTH/B/347, p. 83
Hartwell Street, Tyssen Street, Dyssell Street, Bath Row, Charles Street, Ridley Street, [Ridley Road]
BOOTH/B/347, p. 85
Jewish communities living in St. Marks Road, Colverstone Crescent, Montague Road, Sandringham Road. St Mark's Road, Colverstone Crescent, [Colvestone Crescent] Montague Road, Sandringham Road, Down...
BOOTH/B/347, p. 87
Amhurst Road, Abersham Road, Norfolk Road.
BOOTH/B/347, p. 89
Millers Avenue, "a thieves resort" Shacklewell Lane, Arcola Street, Dunn Street, Miller's Avenue.
BOOTH/B/347, p. 9
Perdo Street, Maclaren Street, Oswald Stret, Mandeville Street, Miawand Street, Etropol STreet, Belshawe Street.
BOOTH/B/347, p. 91
Coffee house and brothel on Arcola Street. Charges at a laundry in Alvington Crescent. Arcola Street, Stoke Newington High Street, Alvington Crescent.
BOOTH/B/347, p. 93
Costers on the Dalston High Street. Birkbeck Road, Winchester Place, Stoke Newington High Street, Abbott Road.
BOOTH/B/347, p. 95
Dwelling at 18 Abbott Street licensed to sell wines. Abbott Road, Abbott Street, Tranquil Place, Arcola Street, Stoke Newington High Street, Miller's Avenue
BOOTH/B/347, p. 97
Inspector Flanagan's opinion of Jews in the area. Additional streets mentioned in the walk:
BOOTH/B/347, p. 98
Sketch map of walk, nd. Essex Road, Dorset Street.
BOOTH/B/347, p. 99
Description of boundaries of walk: on the north Ball's Pond Road; on the west Essex Road; on the south Church Road and the Regents Canal; on the east Kingsland Road [St Peter De Beauvoir Town, St A...
BOOTH/B/347, p. ii
Index of interviewees, address and nature of interview
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 106–107
Pencil sketch and description of Whitbread Sussex Hotel and assembly rooms Ardleigh Road, Culford Road.
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 109–111
Description of houses in De Beauvoir Square and Church Road.
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 1–11
Walk with Inspector Thomas Fitzgerald, District 13 [South Hackney and Hackney], round Homerton and part of Clapton [continued from notebook 13A page 247 see BOOTH/B346], 26 July 1897. [Description ...
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 119–123
General remarks of De Beauvoir Town: no Jews live in the area; women drink alcohol in the Kings Arms public house.
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 12–27
Walk with Inspector Thomas Fitzgerald, Lower Clapton, District 13 [South Hackney and Hackney], 24 July 1897.
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 124–129
Walk with Inspector James Flanagan, District 14 [West Hackney and South East Islington], 16 September [1897]
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 130–143
Walk with Inspector James Flanagan, District 16 [Highbury, Stoke Newington, Stamford Hill], 16 September [1897]
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 144–161
Interview with Superintendent Weston at the Bethnal Green police station, Chief of J Division, 27 September [1897]
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 147–149
Ownership and rating of licensed premises by companies.
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 153–155
Policemen are prohibited from drinking alcohol while on duty.
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 162–185
Interview with Inspector James Flanagan concerning general police questions with regard to the Dalston sub-division of the J Division.
