London Labour and the London Poor, volume 1

LONDON LABOUR AND THE LONDON POOR. — THE STREET-FOLK.

OF THE STREET-SELLERS OF FISH.

OF THE STREET-SELLERS OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.

OF THE STATIONARY STREET-SELLERS OF FISH, FRUIT, AND VEGETABLES.

OF THE STREET-IRISH.

OF THE STREET-SELLERS OF GAME, POULTRY (LIVE AND DEAD), RABBITS, BUTTER, CHEESE, AND EGGS.

OF THE QUANTITY OF GAME, RABBITS, AND POULTRY, SOLD IN THE STREETS.

OF THE STREET-PURCHASERS OF GAME AND POULTRY.

OF THE EXPERIENCE OF A GAME HAWKER.

STATEMENT OF TWO POULTRY HAWKERS.

OF THE STREET SALE OF LIVE POULTRY.

OF RABBIT SELLING IN THE STREETS.

OF THE STREET SALE OF BUTTER, CHEESE, AND EGGS.

OF THE SELLERS OF TREES, SHRUBS, FLOWERS (CUT AND IN POTS), ROOTS, SEEDS, AND BRANCHES.

STREET-SELLERS OF GREEN STUFF.

OF THE STREET-SELLERS OF EATABLES AND DRINKABLES.

10.

OF THE CAPITAL AND INCOME OF THE STREET-SELLERS OF EATABLES AND DRINKABLES.

11.

OF THE STREET-SELLERS OF STATIONERY, LITERATURE, AND THE FINE ARTS.

12.

OF THE CAPITAL AND INCOME OF THE STREET-SELLERS OF STATIONERY, LITERATURE, AND THE FINE ARTS.

13.

OF THE STREET-SELLERS OF MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.

14.

OF THE WOMEN STREET-SELLERS.

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OF THE CAPITAL AND INCOME OF THE STREET-SELLERS OF MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.

ERRATA.

INDEX.

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* I may here observe that I have rarely heard
tradesmen dealing in the same wares as street-sellers,
described by those street-sellers by any other term
than that of "shopkeepers."

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