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BOOTH/A/2, pp. 49–50
Notes on the inhabitants of Romney Street, written by Lady Superior St. John's Mission, Westminster, nd.
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 51–54
Interview with Reverend Mr Dodge concerning his work with the poor : providing meals; reading rooms and gymnasium. [Interview by Charles Booth], 25 July 1889. District 31 [Lambeth and St Saviour's ...
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 55–63
Detailed information on the inhabitants of Chesterfield Street, Ginger Street, Hart Place, Carver Street, Rupert Place and Little Tarlton Street. Listed by house number. Includes the number of room...
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 76–83
Interview with Mr Posner and Mr Gluckstein of Messrs Posner and Gluckstein, furriers, 3 Butler Street, Moor Lane, 14 January 1889.
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 85–88
Interview with Mr Maurice King, Aldergate Street, furrier, 16 January 1889.
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 90–93
Interview with Mr Halin, Messrs Jacobs and Son, Jewin Crescent, furriers, 22 January 1889.
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 94–95
Notes from the Universal Encyclopaedia concerning the fur trade, nd.
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 96–97
Interview with H. Goldstein, 23 Church Street, Spitalfields, furrier, 6 February 1889.
BOOTH/A/2, pp. 98–99
Interview with Mr Hyams, 24 Mount Street, New Road, furrier, 4 February 1889.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 1
List of trades, nominal number of hours worked and average number of hours worked, nd.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 10
Tailors, and bootmakers, hatters, milliners and dressmakers, trimmingsand artificial flowers
BOOTH/A/30, p. 11
Drapers, hosiers, millers, sugar refiners, brewers and mineral water makers.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 12
Bakers, milksellers, butchers and meat salesmen, grocers and oil colourmen.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 13
Grocer's oil and colourmen, publican, coffee-house keepers, cabmen and omnibus service, carmen, railway service and railway labour
BOOTH/A/30, p. 14
Gardners, seamen and lightermen, dock and wharf service, coal porter and gas workers
BOOTH/A/30, p. 15
Warehousemen, undefined labour, civil and municipal service, municipal labour.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 16
Municipal labour and waterworks service, police and prisons, army and navy, law, medicine, art and amusement, religion, household service.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 2
List of trades for women and girls. Contains percentage earning 12 shillings or under, percentage earning over 12 shillings, number employed, numbers tabulated, percentage of irregularity, nd.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 20
Summary of weekly wages return, women and boys. Rates of wages are classified by industries and trades as they appear in the printed survey, nd.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 23
Summary of wage return, by shillings to show grouping within 5 shillings limits, nd.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 3
Engineering, iron, shipbuilding, blacksmiths, other workers in iron and steel.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 4
Workers in other metals, jewellers, gold and silversmiths, watch and clockmakers.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 40
Return of men employed by the London vestries, compiled for the Battersea vestry. Contains name of occupation, number of workers, weekly, daily and hourly ratesof wages, 1891
BOOTH/A/30, p. 41
Table concerning number of permanent staff employed in the London County Council Works Department. Contains name of position, number of workers, annual or weekly salary, 1895 - 1896
BOOTH/A/30, p. 42
Table concerning number of staff receiving annual and weekly salaries employed by the London County Council 1895 - 1896.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 43
Statistics concerning the number of workmen employed each week at London County Council Works Department, from 6 April 1894 to 29 March 1895.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 44
Summary tables concerning the total staff employed by the London County Council 1895 - 1896, numbers of permanent staff employed by London County Council Works Department 1895 - 1896, men employed ...
BOOTH/A/30, p. 5
List of trades for boys. Contains percentage earning 12 shillings or under, percentage earning over 12 shillings, number employed, numbers tabulated, percentage of irregularity, nd.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 52
Table showing comparison ofcost of work executed by [London School?]Board's Workmen and under repairs schedule, 9 December 1895.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 53
Numbers of employees of the [London School Board?], 4 February 1896.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 54
Table of number and cost of new schools and schools enlarged during 1893 - 1895
BOOTH/A/30, p. 55
Title page: Building trades. Statistics concerning irregularity and employment.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 6
Summary of returns of wages showing number and percentages of workers earning under 35 shillings and 35 shillings and over, nd.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 66
List of occupations not included in list of employees, [see table above], nd
BOOTH/A/30, p. 68
Table of female trades, number of workers in trade and percentage of total "occupied", [workers?], nd.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 69
Graph concerning number of number of female workers employed as domestic servants, 1881 and 1891.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 7
Graph showing relation of weekly average earnings for a year and the normal weekly earnings in certain occupations distinguishing between time and piece workers, nd
BOOTH/A/30, p. 70
Graph concerning number of female workers employed as milliners and dressmakers, 1881 and 1891
BOOTH/A/30, p. 71
Graph concerning number of female workers employed as shirtmakers and seamstresses, 1881 and 1891.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 72
Graph concerning number of female workers employed as paper manufacturing workers, 1881 and 1891.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 73
Graph concerning number of female workers employed as machinists, 1881 and 1891.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 74
Graph concerning number of female workers employed as bakers and confectioners, 1881 and 1891.
BOOTH/A/30, p. 75
Graph concerning number of female workers employed as boot and shoemakers, 1881 and 1891.
