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BOOTH/A/29, p. 78
Table of income and expenditure: London Consolidated Society of Journeymen Bookbinders; The Vellum Account Book Binders Society; Associated Society of Locomotive; Engineer's and Firemen; London Sad...
BOOTH/A/29, p. 79
Table of income and expenditure: London Carmens Trade Union; National Amalgamated Sailors and Firemens Union of Great Britain and Ireland, 1889 - 1891.
BOOTH/A/29, p. 80
Graph to show the percentage of workers organised, percentage of crowding, percentage earning less than 30/- and recognised rate of wages, for trades of painters, lithographers, bookbinders, plaste...
BOOTH/A/29, pp. 10–13
Report of the Societa Italiana di M.S. e Collocamento fra Gl'Impiegati D'Albergo E Ristorante, [Society for Italian placements for employees of hotel and restaurants], 28 Gerrard Street, Soho, 1895
BOOTH/A/29, pp. 1–14
Extra Service. [Published in 2nd series - Industry. Vol 4. Part II. Ch.2]
BOOTH/A/29, pp. 1–3
Inmates of Institutions. [Published in 2nd series - Industry. Vol 4. Part IV]
BOOTH/A/29, pp. 1–52
List of trade unions and societies in all trades in London. Contains name of society, secretary's name and address, remarks and section number assigned to trade by survey, 1894.
BOOTH/A/29, pp. 15–99
Household Service. [Published in 2nd series - Industry. Vol 4. Part II. Ch.1]
BOOTH/A/29, pp. 1–80
Trade Unions. [Published in 2nd series - Industry. Vol 5. Part II. Ch.6]
BOOTH/A/29, pp. 22–31
Report concerning Poplar Metropolitan Association for Befriending Young Servants, East End servants and workhouse girls, nd.
BOOTH/A/29, pp. 2–3
Completed questionnaires: Questionnaire entitled Particulars of Official Staff. Contains number of workers employed in London, salary and wages, extra pay, emoluments, hours of duty, holidays, sick...
BOOTH/A/29, pp. 32–76
Report entitled "The Employees of the Victualling Industry" [in London] Containing information concerning inns, hotels and restaurants and wages of employees at these establishments, duties of stew...
BOOTH/A/29, pp. 53–68
Summary table of benefits offered by London trade societies. Contains name of society, number of members out of work, number of strikes, travelling, loss of tools, sick, death, accident funds, indi...
BOOTH/A/29, pp. 59–60
Glass and earthenware, leather dressing, saddlery and brush making.
BOOTH/A/29, pp. 6–9
Booklet and letter from W. Piercy, The Gentlemen's Servants Mutual Aid Association Limited, 32 Connaught Street, Hyde Park Square, concerning the work of the agency, 7 March 1896.
BOOTH/A/29, pp. 78–99
Draft chapter concerning domestic servants [see 2nd series - Industry. Vol 4. Part II. Ch. 1. pages 212 - 230]
BOOTH/A/29, pp. 8–11
Statement showing the earnings of female, girl and boy laundry employees during a busy and slack week, nd.
BOOTH/A/2, p. 1
A synopsis concerning the aim and scope of the inquiry into the life and labour of the people of London written by Charles Booth, nd.
BOOTH/A/2, p. 105
Interview with Harris Voustein, 3 Charlotte Court, Charlotte Street, furrier, 8 February 1889.
BOOTH/A/2, p. 114
Statistics of occupations concerning employed female adults taken from the census enumerators' returns 1861 and 1881 for East London and Hackney, nd.
BOOTH/A/2, p. 13
Printed classification table of inhabitants of selected streets, annotated, nd.
BOOTH/A/2, p. 84
Interview with Mr Gluck, 103 Shepherdess Walk, furrier, 14 January 1889.
BOOTH/A/2, p. 89
Interview with Mr Abrahams, 25Great Prescot Street, furrier, 17 January 1889.
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 100–102
Interview withMr H. Monk, junior, 45 Union Street, Commercial Road, furrier, 6 February 1889.
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 103–104
Interview with Mr Soloman, 36 Plumbers Row, furrier, 8 February 1889.
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 106–108
Interview with Mr Benjamin, 19 Wood Street, Spitalfields, furrier, 6 February 1889.
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 109–113
Interview with Mr Winig, 12 Pedley Street, Bethnal Green, fur cutter, 9 Feb 1889.
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 1–10
Letter from Reverend Rupert St. Leger, Curate of Holy Trinity, Shoreditch, to [Charles Booth], accompanying notes of his house to house inquiry of the south side of Half Nichol street, Boundary Str...
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 11–12
List of streets in the following areas: Finsbury; Marylebone; Westminster; Chelsea; Southwark and East Lambeth. Contains details of page numbers, S.B. [school board]block are indicated by code, col...
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 115–120
Notes on the employment of women in the following occupations: dressmaking, millinery, corset makers, shirtmakers, seamstress, collar makers, female underclothing makers, umbrella makers and artifi...
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 14–16
Summary of sample street tables, annotated with the real street names, nd.
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 17–24
Rough notes indicating streets, colour code assigned, notebook reference, page number, number of houses, number of children and additional information concerning occupations of inhabitants, nd. A l...
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 1–75
List of firms associated with women's work. Includes furriers, artificial flowers, paper box and bag makers, matches and boxes, trimmings, brushmaking, toymakers, feather dressing, corset stays, co...
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 25–26
Synopsis of selected streets in West Lambeth indicating street name, page number, colour code assigned and description of the street, nd.
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 27–28
Lists of streets indicating numbers of class A - F and statistics, nd.
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 2–74
List of firms in the furniture trade. Contains name, address and branch of trade e.g. upholsterer, blinds, tables. The list covers the following streets and areas: London Fields; Queens Road; Hackn...
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 29–32
Detailed information concerning the tenants of Felstead Street. Contains surnames, occupationsand family size. District 13 [South Hackney and Hackney], nd
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 33–39
Detailed information concerning the inhabitants of Lyon Street, Includes names, occupations, earnings of inhabitants, size of house, rates and rent, written by E. Rider, 10 Huntingdon Street, Barns...
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 40–45
Notes on Pond Terrace, Chelsea concerning the classification of the inhabitants as class B, includes house to house descriptions of families, occupations, wages, size of families, number of rooms c...
