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BOOTH/B/347, pp. 163–165
Application procedure for a public house licence.
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 169–171
Increase of women drinking in public houses.
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 175–177
Consequences for policeman drinking alcohol while on duty
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 186–201
Interview with Sub-Divisional Inspector Thomas Fitzgerald of the Hackney sub-division of the J Police Division, 29 September [1897]
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 188–189
Police are stationed at fixed points throughout the district so that inhabitants can find a policeman.
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 191–193
The integrity of the police concerning alcohol and bribes.
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 202–215
Interview with Reverend C. Donaldson, vicar of St. Mary's Hackney Wick, The Eton Mission, 28 Gainsborough Road, 30 September [1897]
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 203–205
Off-licences and police enforcement of the law concerning off-licences.
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 207–211
Confessionals in the Church of England.
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 217–219
Interview with Mr William Hoare, Hoare and Company, Chairman of the Red Lion Brewery, Lower East Smithfield, concerning the value of public houses, 5 October [1897]
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 220–229
Interview with Mr Bramham, surveyor and valuer to the Assessment Committee of Hackney Union, 115 Bow Road, 5 October [1897]
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 230–235
Notes of a meeting held at the National United Temperance Convention at the Memorial Hall, Farringdon Road, 7 October [1897]
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 231–235
Proposals for closing on Sundays, temporary suspension of granting new licences, closing drink shops on election days, new legislation to be introduced to restrict drink selling clubs, the licensin...
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 236–247
Walk with Inspector F. Thorpe of the N Division, District 14 [West Hackney and South East Islington], 11 October [1897]
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 28–43
Walk with Inspector Thomas Fitzgerald, District 13 [South Hackney and Hackney], 30 August [1897]
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 41–43
General remarks on the district: description of London Fields; local industries.
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 44–71
Walk with Inspector James Flanagan, District 13 [South Hackney and Hackney], 2 September [1897]
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 45–46
Description of walk: on the north Dalston Lane, Graham Road; on the east Richmond Road and London Fields; on the south by Brougham Road, Shrubland Road, Livermere Road, Haggerston Road; on the west...
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 6–7
[East out of Shepherds Lane end in the blank wall of] Abbott coal merchants factory workers and their consumption of alcohol.
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 72–79
Walk with Inspector James Flanagan, District 13 [South Hackney and Hackney], 3 September [1897][St Bartholomew parish Dalston and St Marks parish Dalston]
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 75–77
Information concerning refuge for fallen females, Wayland Avenue and information on general servants.
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 80–97
Walk with Inspector James Flanagan, District 14 [West Hackney and South East Islington], 7 September [1897]
BOOTH/B/347, pp. 98–123
Walk with Inspector James Flanagan, District 14 [West Hackney and South East Islington], 9 and 13 September [1897]
BOOTH/B/348
1897 George H.Duckworth's Notebook: Police and Publicans District 14 [West Hackney and South East Islington],District 15 [South West Islington],District 16 [Highbury, Stoke Newington, Stamford Hill]
BOOTH/B/348, p. 1
Sketch map of walk and description of boundaries of walk: on the south Brighton Road; on the west Nevill Road; on the north Victoria Road and Victoria Grove; on the east Stoke Newington High Street...
BOOTH/B/348, p. 101
Description of boundaries of the walk: on the north west Essex Road; on the south west Windsor Street and Dame Street; on the south east by the Regents Canal; on the north east New North Road. Part...
BOOTH/B/348, p. 11
Ottaway Street, Landfield Street, Mellington Street, Heatherley Road, Stellman Street.
BOOTH/B/348, p. 111
Dibden Street, Pickering Street, Norfolk Street, Tibberton Square, Shepperton Road, Adelaide Square.
BOOTH/B/348, p. 113
South Street, Prebend Street, St. Paul Street, Arlington Square, Union Square, Ann Street, Coleman Street, Packington Street, Windsor Street, Brittania Row
BOOTH/B/348, p. 115
Police break up domestic rows if they are not in the houses.
BOOTH/B/348, p. 117
Public houses are frequented by women. Additional streets mentioned in the walk:
BOOTH/B/348, p. 119
The gross turnover of the Great Eastern Hotel [Liverpool Street Station] which was managed by Mr Richards.
BOOTH/B/348, p. 121
The rise in values of public houses in the area.
BOOTH/B/348, p. 13
Rents in Reighton Road. Brooke Road, Reighton Road, Norcott Road, Maury Road, Benthall Road, Stoke Newington Common, Sanford Terrace, [Sandford Terrace] Sanford Lane, Smalley Road.
BOOTH/B/348, p. 131
Women visit the public house [Ordnance Tavern, Barking Road, Canning Town].on Mondays and Tuesdays.
BOOTH/B/348, p. 133
Salary paid to the manager of the Ordnance Tavern [Barking Road, Canning Town]. Working class expenditure on beer and tobacco.
BOOTH/B/348, p. 135
Description of the boundaries of the walk: on the north Upper Street; on the east Cross Street, Queen's Head Road; Dame Road; on the south by Regent's Canal; on the west Duncan Street. Part of the ...
BOOTH/B/348, p. 137
Duke of Cambridge public house, Danbury Street. Rheidol Terrace, Danbury Street, Clarence Street, Hanover Street, Baldwin Terrace, Canal Terrace, Grosvenor Street.
