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BOOTH/A/27, pp. 1–22
Police. [Published in 2nd series - Industry. Vol 4. Part I. Ch.3]
BOOTH/A/27, pp. 13–16
Observations of proofs for chapter concerning law pages 72 - 74.[see 2nd series - Industry. Vol 4. Part I. Ch.4. pages 72 - 74 ]
BOOTH/A/27, pp. 135–136
Completed questionnaire. Questionnaire entitled: Numbers of persons employed at various rates of wages. Contains rate of wages, number of people paid this rate and whether men, women, lads, boys or...
BOOTH/A/27, pp. 140–143
Board of Trade returns for number and rates of wages for workers in hospitals and infirmaries, nd.
BOOTH/A/27, pp. 144–147
Letter and suggestions for amendments to proof from Eva C. E. Lucker, London Hospital, Whitechapel Road, 22 June 1896
BOOTH/A/27, pp. 1–6
Draft chapter concerning law professions [see 2nd series - Industry. Vol 4. Part I. Ch. 4 pages 72 - 78]
BOOTH/A/27, pp. 17–23
Lists of hospitals and homes for the blind, deaf and dumb, cripples, lunatics, incurables, general hospitals, pay hospitals, skin hospitals, fistula hospitals, luck hospitals, orthopaedic hospitals...
BOOTH/A/27, pp. 24–134
Completed questionnaires: Questionnaire entitled Return of Number of Persons Employed at Various Rates of Salary, on the Nursing and Domestic Staff. Contains rates of annual salary, numbers employe...
BOOTH/A/27, pp. 3–22
Draft chapter of police and prison service [see 2nd series - Industry. Vol 4. Part I. Ch.3 pages 47 - 56]
BOOTH/A/27, pp. 35–36
List of officers and servants at Central London Sick Asylum District, Cleveland Street Asylum. Contains statistics concerning number of workers, salary rates, allowances and letter from Frederick W...
BOOTH/A/27, pp. 46–47
Letter from superintendents office, Guy's Hospital, concerning statistics of wages and number of workers, 12 May 1896.
BOOTH/A/27, pp. 48–49
Rules and regulations for probationers, Guy's Hospital, 1895 [printed]
BOOTH/A/27, pp. 65–66
Letter from W. B. Wilmot, clerk to the Lambeth Board of Guardians. Contains list of nursing and domestic staff at Lambeth Infirmary, salaries, and emoluments, 21 May 1896.
BOOTH/A/27, pp. 67–68
Letter from Mr Mott, clerk to the Lewisham Union. Contains list of nursing and domestic staff at Lewisham Union Infirmary, salaries and emoluments, nd.
BOOTH/A/27, pp. 7–12
Chapter concerning law and medicine pages 71 - 77 [printed proofs?]hand-written amendments in margin [see 2nd series - Industry. Vol 4. Part I. Ch. 4]
BOOTH/A/27, pp. 72–79
Scales of tables of wages and other emoluments assigned to the subordinate staff permanently employed at the managers hospitals and other infectious establishments with general regulations, applica...
BOOTH/A/27, pp. 80–82
Numbers and salaries of asylum attendants and domestic staff employed by the Metropolitan Asylums Board, nd.
BOOTH/A/28
1896 Art, Amusement, Education, Religion: Questionniares, Reports and Statistics [Published in 2nd series-Industry. Vol 4. Part I. Ch.5.-Ch.8]
BOOTH/A/28, p. 10
Letter from [Charles Wyndham]Criterion Theatre, Piccadilly to George H. Duckworth, concerning arrangements for interview, 17 January 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 11
Completed ecclesiastical questionnaire: Camberwell Deanery, Diocese of Rochester, 18 August 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 12
Completed ecclesiastical questionnaire: Chelsea Deanery, Diocese of London, 18 August 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 13
Table of employers in theatres, weekly wages in first class theatres and minor theatres and general remarks, nd.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 14
Completed ecclesiastical questionnaire: East City Deanery, Diocese of London, 8 September 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 15
Completed ecclesiastical questionnaire: Highgate Deanery (part), Diocese of London, 15 August 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 16
Letter from Frank Hall, 58 York Road, Lambeth, secretary of Music Hall Benevolent Fund, 1 June 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 17
Completed ecclesiastical questionnaire: Kennington Deanery, Diocese of Rochester, 20 August 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 18
Completed ecclesiastical questionnaire: Kensington Deanery, Diocese of London, nd.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 19
Letter from Stewart W. Needham, 31 Upper Bedford Place, Russell Square, 16 June 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 2
List and seating capacity of London theatres and music halls licensed by the Lord Chamberlain, 16 March 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 20
Completed teaching questionnaire: Grosvenor House Training School, 4 May 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 21
Completed teaching questionnaire: Guards Industrial Home, 4 May 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 22
Note from Highgate School, stating their is no provision for board residence for its teaching staff, 2 June 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 23
Completed teaching questionnaire: Home and Colonial School Society, 15 May 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 24
Completed teaching questionnaire: Home and Female Orphans, 2 May 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 25
Completed teaching questionnaire: Home for the Fatherless, Henry Toye, 7 May 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 26
Completed teaching questionnaire: King Edward Certified Industrial Girls School, 7 May 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 27
Completed teaching questionnaire: Licensed Victuallers School, 127 Fleet Street, nd.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 28
Completed teaching questionnaire: Miss Sharman Orphan Houses, 4 May 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 29
Completed teaching questionnaire: National Industrial Home for Crippled Boys, 4 May 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 3
Calculation for income of 44 theatres holding 58, 569 persons half full for 9 months at 7 performances, nd.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 30
Completed ecclesiastical questionnaire: Streatham Deanery, Diocese of Rochester, 20 August 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 32
Completed teaching questionnaire: National Refuges for Homeless the Children, nd.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 33
Letter from secretary of Orphan Working School, to Jesse Argyle, declining to take part in survey, 15 May 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 34
Completed teaching questionnaire: Orphanage of the Infant Saviour, 4 May 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 36
Completed teaching questionnaire: J. M. Mcleod, Royal Masonic Institution for Boys, 6 Freemasons Hall, declining to take part in the survey, 28 May 1896.
BOOTH/A/28, p. 37
Completed teaching questionnaire: Royal Masonic Institution for Girls, 5 Freemason's Hall, Great Queen Street, Lincolns Inn Fields, 4 May 1896.
