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BOOTH/B/114, pp. 50–53
Interview with Mr Arthur J. Lewis, Lewis and Allenby, silk mercers and furriers, Regent Street and Conduit Street, 2 July 1895.
BOOTH/B/114, pp. 54–58
Interview with Mr Richard Lane, draper's assistant at J. Allin and Company, 122 - 124 Lambeth Walk, nd.
BOOTH/B/114, pp. 59–64
Interview with Mr James H. Wilson, linendraper, 39 Broadway, Crouch End, 8 July 1895.
BOOTH/B/114, pp. 65–70
Interview with Mr Thomas Oakman, linendraper, 63 Ashburnham Grove, Greenwich, employed at Handley and Johnstons, 274 Southwark Park Road, nd^
BOOTH/B/115, p. 114
Table indicating the percentage of drapers etc. at various ages, taken from the Census [1891].
BOOTH/B/115, pp. 104–108
Extracts from Collet's report on the employment of women made for the Royal Commission on Labour, June 1892.
BOOTH/B/115, pp. 109–113
Interview with Mr W. T. Garling, at Ward, Slint and Sharpe's, 89 and 91 Wood Street, August 1895.
BOOTH/B/115, pp. 115–119
Description of Early Closing Association and Traders' Parliamentary Alliance, 21 New Bridge Street, nd.
BOOTH/B/115, pp. 120–126
Abstract from evidence given before the Select Committee on the Shop (Early Closing) Bill, 1895.
BOOTH/B/115, pp. 127–130
Description of National Union of Shop Assistants, Warehousemen and Clerks, secretary: J. Macpherson, 55 and 56 Chancery Lane, nd.
BOOTH/B/115, pp. 131–132
Description of United Shop Assistants Union, general secretary: Mr W. G. Arnold, Working Mens' Club, Clerkenwell Road, nd
BOOTH/B/115, pp. 71–73
[continuation from B114]Interview with Mr Stewart, employed by Woolley, Saunders and Company, nd.
BOOTH/B/115, pp. 74–79
Interview with F. J. Restall, secretary of the Voluntary Early Closing Association, 64 Cheapside, nd.
BOOTH/B/115, pp. 83–87
Interview with Mr F. A. Rundle, assistant secretary, Voluntary Early Closing Association, 64 Cheapside, nd.
BOOTH/B/115, pp. 88–91
Interview with Mr E. A. Rudd, family draper, 304 Hanover Road, 17 July 1895.
BOOTH/B/115, pp. 97–103
Interview with Mr Frederick Crisp, Crisp and Company Ltd, Seven Sisters Road, nd.
BOOTH/B/116, pp. 10–12
Interview with Mr H. Lovegrove, manager to Mr David Martinean, 4 July.
BOOTH/B/116, pp. 13–15
Extract from Encyclopaedia Britannica on 'Sugar Refining', 5 July.
BOOTH/B/116, pp. 18–20
Interview with Mr Quiddington, sugar refiner for Mr S. S. Schwartz, 11 July.
BOOTH/B/116, pp. 3–7
Extract from article in the Times on 'Out of work London', 15 March 1886.
BOOTH/B/116, pp. 44–46
Account of the process of milling from Dodd's Dictionary of Manufaction, 16 July.
BOOTH/B/116, pp. 47–50
Interview with Mr J. Brazier, secretary of the Millers' Union, 26 July.
BOOTH/B/116, pp. 52–55
Interview with Mr Mark Mayhew, owner of mill in Battersea, 12 August.
BOOTH/B/116, pp. 56–57
Note of visit to Mr Mark Mayhew's mill at Battersea, 16 August.
BOOTH/B/116, pp. 58–62
Interview with Mr W. Salmon, delegate to the London Trades Council as a branch of the Millers' Union, 13 September.
BOOTH/B/116, pp. 63–65
Interview with Mr J. Harris, secretary of the Battersea Branch of the Millers' Union, 16 September.
BOOTH/B/117, p. 14
Interview with Mr E. Krocker, partner in company of oil cake sales, 22 July.
