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BOOTH/B/350, pp. 228–233
Interview with Inspector Drew, (Arbour Square sub-division) and Inspector Derby (Shadwell sub-division), 9 February 1898.
BOOTH/B/350, pp. 234–245
Interview with Mr F. Friend, publican, owner of the Lovat Arms public house, Burdett Road at the corner of Thomas Street, 11 February [1898]
BOOTH/B/350, pp. 246–247
Walk round District 10 [Bethnal Green East]to ascertain any alterations to the map, 20 January 1899.
BOOTH/B/350, pp. 3–19
Walk with Inspector Pearn, District 10 [Bethnal Green East], 3 January 1898.
BOOTH/B/350, pp. 3–5
Bethnal Green barracks and reputation of militia.
BOOTH/B/350, pp. 36–41
Interview with W. Weston, Superintendent of the J or Bethnal Green Division, 4 January 1898.
BOOTH/B/350, pp. 42–51
Interview with Superintendent Mulvaney, Head of H or Whitechapel Division, 7 January 1898.
BOOTH/B/350, pp. 52–67
Walk with Inspector Drew, District 10 [Bethnal Green East], 18 January [1898]
BOOTH/B/350, pp. 68–81
Walk with Sub-Divisional Inspector H. Drew, District 7 [Mile End Old Town and Spitalfields], 20 January [1898]
BOOTH/B/350, pp. 77–78
Increase in the number of people betting and gambling
BOOTH/B/350, pp. 82–91
Walk with Inspector Drew, District 7 [Mile End Old Town and Spitalfields], 21 January [1898]
BOOTH/B/350, pp. 92–105
Walk with Inspector Drew, District 7 [Mile End Old Town and Spitalfields], District 10 [Bethnal Green East], 24 January [1898]
BOOTH/B/351
1898 George H. Duckworth's Notebook: Police and Publican District 7 [Mile End Old Town and Spitalfields], District 8 [Aldgate,St George's in the East, Shadwell], District 9 [Bethnal Green,North and...
BOOTH/B/351, p. 1
Description of boundaries of walk: on the north Chamber Street; on the east Pell Street; on the south Upper East Smithfield and St George's Street; on the west Little Tower Hill and the Minories. P...
BOOTH/B/351, p. 101
Description of Gun Lane. Gun Lane, Fort Street, Steward Street, Duke Street, Artillery Lane.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 103
Jews inhabitants of Artillery Passage. Roman Catholic dormitory at the end of Artillery Lane. Description of Dorset Street, a black street. Artillery Passage, Artillery Court, Dorset Street.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 105
New Court, Dorset Court, Old Dorset Court, Little Paternoster Row, White's Row.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 107
A description of the Tenter Street district. Tenter District, Tenter Street, Butler Street, Emery's Place, Freeman Street, Palmer Street, Tilley Street, Tenter Court, Shepherd Street.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 109
Wentworth Street, Ann's Court, Wentworth Court East, Wentworth Court West, Katharine Terrace, Eastmans Court, Coburg Court, Montague Street.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 111
Short Street, Cobbs Yard, Cox's Square, Bell Lane Bell Court, Frying Pan Alley, Sandy's Row, Middlesex Street.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 113
Cobb Court, Tewson's Court, Rosetta Place, DinersBuildings, Lardners Buildings, Fisher Alley, Cobb Yard, Corea Place, Bull Court, New Goulston Street, Goulston Street.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 115
Castle Alley, Old Castle Place, Newcastle Place, Newcastle Street.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 117
Inhabitants of Shepherd Street Additional streets mentioned in the walk:
BOOTH/B/351, p. 119
Description of the boundaries of walk: on the north Quaker Street; on the east Brick Lane, Old Montague Street and Vallance Road; on the south Whitechapel High Street and on the west Commercial Str...
BOOTH/B/351, p. 121
Wheeler Court, Popeshead Court, New Square, Pool Square [i.e. Pooles Square], Grey Eagle Street, Wilkes Street.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 123
Great Pearl Street, a black district. Hanbury Street, Bennets Place, Lotus Court, Corbets Court, Great Pearl Street, Wilkes Court, Pearl Court.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 125
Little Pearl Street [unnamed on map] late Vine Court, Crown Court, Puma Court, Fournier Street, late Church Street [as on map].
BOOTH/B/351, p. 127
Wilkes Street, late Wood Street [as on map], Princelet Street, late Princes Street [as on map] Brick Lane.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 129
Fashion Street, Rosemary Court, Fashion Court, New Court, Harriets Place, Flower and Dean Street, Thrawl Street.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 13
Irish living in Pell Street. Wellclose Square, Harad's Place, Pell Street, Wrights Row, Pell Place, Ludens Place, Thomas Place.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 131
Lolesworth Street, Wentworth Street, George Yard, Angel Alley, Osborn Street, Montague Street.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 133
Green Dragon Place, Montague Place, Easington Buildings, Kings Arms Court, Black Lion Yard, St. Mary Street, Moss Buildings.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 135
General remarks on the black spots in the district. Princes Place, Johns' Place, Green's Place, Eagle Place, Regal Place.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 139
Public houses in the district. Industries in the area. Opinion of children fetching beer for their parents. Additional streets mentioned in the walk:
BOOTH/B/351, p. 141
Description of the boundaries of the district: on the north Buxton Street; on the east Vallance Road; on the south Old Montague Street; on the west Brick Lane. Part of the parishes of Christ Church...
BOOTH/B/351, p. 143
Spital Street, Spital Court, Hunt Street, Hunt Court, Davis Place, Orange Mews, Pelham Street.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 145
Spelman Street, Lombard Street, Hobsons Place, Pelham Street, Deal Street, Pelham Street, Albert Cottages, Victoria Cottages, Albert Street.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 147
Underwood Street, North Place, Buttress Street, Queen Street, King Edward Street, Spring Gardens, Eale Street, Johnson Street.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 149
Chicksand Street, Dank Street, Garden Place, Chicksand Place, Great Garden Street, Garden Court, Casson Street, George Court.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 15
Inhabitants of Edwards Place. Inspector Reid's opinion on suppression of brothels. Edwards' Place.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 151
Description of Booth Street buildings. Ramar Place, Heneage Street, Spelman Street, Specks Fields, Spelman Court, Booth Street, Booth Street Buildings, Heneage Street.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 153
John's Court, Boundary Court, Little Halifax Street, Finch Street, Hope Street, Ely Place, Chicksand Street, Luntley Place, Osborn Place.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 155
Osborn Court, Finch Street, Frostic Place.
BOOTH/B/351, p. 157
Popular children's games are marbles. Payments to police by publicans. Additional streets mentioned in the walk:
