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BOOTH/B/352, p. ii
Index of interviews, police division and parish covered in walk.
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 105–107
Description of a black district Watson Place, Ware Street, Nancy Street, Wilmer Gardens.
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 111–113
General remarks on district: sobriety of police; decrease in the number of pawnshops; costers in the area. Additional streets mentioned in the walk:
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 114–137
Walk with Constable Ryeland, District 6 [Hoxton and Haggerston], 12 May [1898]
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 1–15
Walk with Inspector Barker, District 9 [Bethnal Green, North and South], 31 March 1898.
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 123–125
Prices at the market on Hoxton High Street.
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 135–137
Beer licences Additional streets mentioned in the walk:
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 138–151
Walk with Constable Ryeland, District 6 [Hoxton and Haggerston], 14 May 1898.
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 152–169
Walk with Constable Ryeland, District 6 [Hoxton and Haggerston], 16 May [1898]
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 16–27
Walk with Inspector Barker, District 9 [Bethnal Green, North and South], 1 April [1898]
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 167–169
General remarks on the area. Additional streets mentioned in the walk:
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 170–191
Walk with Police Constable W.R. Ryeland, District 6 [Hoxton and Haggerston], 17 May [1898]
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 192–205
Walk with W. Ryeland, District 5 [Old Street, Finsbury and Shoreditch], 19 May [1898]
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 207–223
Walk with W. Ryeland, District 5 [Old Street, Finsbury and Shoreditch], 20 May [1898]
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 224–243
Walk with W.R. Ryeland, 49 Ormsby Street, Shoreditch, police constable of the Hoxton sub-division of the G division of the Metropolitan police, 23 May [1898]
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 241–243
Boundaries of the Hoxton sub-division of the G police division Additional streets mentioned in the walk:
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 25–27
Consequences of slum clearances. Additional streets mentioned in the walk:
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 28–43
Account of an evening spent at the Great Eastern Hotel [named on map as Strangers Home for Asiatics &c] and an interview with manager, Mr Salter, Truman, Hanbury and Baxton, 25 March 1898.
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 39–41
Customers in the public house [Great Eastern Hotel named on map as Strangers Home for Asiatics &c] at closing time.
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 44–57
Walk with Inspector Barker, District 6 [Hoxton and Haggerston], 3 May 1898.
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 55–57
General remarks on the area which includes the roughest streets; examples of rents; children's games in the area. Additional streets mentioned in the walk:
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 58–69
Interview with Inspector Barker of the J or Bethnal Green Police Division, 5 May [1898]
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 59–61
Juvenile thieves and industrial schools in the area.
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 65–67
Effect of decreasing the number of public houses.
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 70–89
Walk with Police Constable W.R. Ryeland of the Hoxton sub-division of the G or Finsbury Division of the metropolitan police, District 6 [Hoxton and Haggerston], 9 May [1898]
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 77–79
Description of houses in Laburnum Street.
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 87–89
General remarks on the area; emigration of the better off; women visit public houses more frequently; industries of the area; roads in the area are well kept; number of police in the Hoxton subdivi...
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 90–113
Walk with Constable W. Ryeland, District 7 [Mile End Old Town and Spitalfields], 9 May [1898]
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 90–91
Description of Huntingdon Street, many thieves in the street.
BOOTH/B/352, pp. 97–99
Account of Ryeland being attacked in Barton Court.
BOOTH/B/353
1898 George H. Duckworth's Notebook: Police District 4 [Clerkenwell and Grays' Inn], District 5 [Old Street, Finsbury and Shoreditch], District 14 [West Hackney and South East Islington], District ...
BOOTH/B/353, p. 101
Rawstorne Street, Rawstorne Place, Buxton Street, Brewer Street North, Owen Court, Owen Row.
BOOTH/B/353, p. 103
Description of boundaries of walk: on the north Vincent Terrace; on the east Graham Street, Nelson Place, Sidney Street, Goswell Road; on the west Colebrooke Row, Duncan Terrace. Part of the parish...
BOOTH/B/353, p. 104
Nelson Place, Nelson Buildings, Nelson Place.
BOOTH/B/353, p. 105
Vincent Terrace, Rockliffe Street, City Garden Row, Graham Street, Alfred Street, Colebrooke Row, Gordon Street, Duncan Terrace, Duncan Street.
BOOTH/B/353, p. 107
Children and alcohol. Betting clubs in area. Additional streets mentioned in the walk: Torrens Street.
BOOTH/B/353, p. 109
Description of the boundaries of the walk: on the north Chapel Street; on the east St John Street; on the south Rosebery Avenue; on the west Rosoman Street, Anwell Street. Part of the parishes of S...
BOOTH/B/353, p. 11
Drunkenness decreasing in the area. Employers of women in the district.
BOOTH/B/353, p. 111
Women in public houses in Chapel Street. Suffolk Street, Charlotte Place, Chapel Street, Bradleys Buildings, West Place.
BOOTH/B/353, p. 113
East Place, St. James' Gardens, Frye's Buildings, White Lion Buildings, Seabrook Place.
BOOTH/B/353, p. 117
Sadlers Wells theatre Arlington Street. Chadwell Street, Arlington Street, Rosebery Avenue, Garnault Place, Harstwick Mews, Harstwick Place, Rosoman Street, River Street.
