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BOOTH/B/15
1887 Notebook: Poplar. School Board Visitors, Mr Davis (District Y), Mr Foot (District Q), Mr Trenoweth (District X3)
BOOTH/B/150, p. 1
Statistics showing persons represented in the Army and Navy, taken from census [1891], nd.
BOOTH/B/150, p. 2
Notes on regiments serving in London, including Woolwich, April 1896.
BOOTH/B/150, p. 43
Notes on the Wesleyan Soldiers Home, 155 Buckingham Palace Road, nd.
BOOTH/B/150, p. 44
Newspaper clipping taken from the Daily Chronicle, 'The Army Temperance Association', 19 May 1896.
BOOTH/B/150, pp. 14–16
Notes on Army and Navy Pensioners' Employment Society, 20 Charing Cross, 14 April 1896.
BOOTH/B/150, pp. 17–22
Interview with Colonel A. M. Handley, National Association for the Employment of Reserve Soldiers, 12 Buckingham Street, Strand, nd.
BOOTH/B/150, pp. 23–24
Interview with Mr G. Pullinger, Guard's Mission, 58 Hugh Street, Pimlico, nd.
BOOTH/B/150, pp. 25–27
Interview with Colonel P. A. A. Twynam, secretary of the Church of England Soldiers' Institutes Association, 1895.
BOOTH/B/150, pp. 28–29
Notes on the 'Inmates of Barracks, Military Hospitals and Prisons in London' at the time of the Census, 1891.
BOOTH/B/150, pp. 30–37
Interview with Mr H. Mawbey, army scripture reader, and Sergeant Shilton, Mary Abbott's Soldiers' Club, 21 Church Street, Kensington, nd.
BOOTH/B/150, pp. 3–13
Interview with Mr Henry Hull, London City missionary stationed at Woolwich, concerning artillery and marine barracks, Guildersome Street, Woolwich, nd.
BOOTH/B/150, pp. 38–42
Interview with Mr W. Hurst, army scripture reader, Church of England Soldiers' Institute, 23 Rectory Grove, Woolwich, nd.
BOOTH/B/151, p. 13
Notes on the City police, concerning particulars taken from London Directory, 1896.
BOOTH/B/151, p. 2
Statistics concerning prison officers and police taken from the census [1891], nd.
BOOTH/B/151, p. 42
Table showing 'Areas and Population of Police Districts', taken from census [1891]
BOOTH/B/151, pp. 14–19
Notes on the 'Return of Rates of Wages paid by Local Authorities to Police', published by the Board of Trade, June 1892.
BOOTH/B/151, pp. 20–22
Interview with Mr Small, honorary secretary of the Police Institute, 1a Adelphi Terrace, 6 January 1896.
BOOTH/B/151, pp. 23–29
Interview with Sergeant Hodder, member of the Police Institute, 7 January 1895.
BOOTH/B/151, pp. 30–32
Interview with Mr John Whatley, chief clerk of City Police, 26 Old Jewry, 15 January 1896.
BOOTH/B/151, pp. 3–12
Extracts and surnames taken from the 'Report of the Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis for the year 1894', 31 December 1894.
BOOTH/B/151, pp. 33–35
Interview with Mr C. L. Bathurst, chief clerk of Metropolitan Police, New Scotland Yard, nd.
BOOTH/B/151, pp. 36–41
Interview with Inspector of Section House, Ambrosden Avenue, Victoria Street, nd.
BOOTH/B/151, pp. 44–45
Notes on Metropolitan and City Police Orphanage, Strawberry Hill, Twickenham, nd.
BOOTH/B/151, pp. 46–47
Report from the Select Committee on Retired Soldiers' and Sailors' Employment, 27 June 1895.
BOOTH/B/151, pp. 48–49
Notes from reports by Commissioner of Metropolitan Police prior to 1894
BOOTH/B/152, pp. 109–112
Interview with Mr Pedler, partner in law firm, Holborn Passage, Lincolns Inn Field, 8 April [1896]
BOOTH/B/152, pp. 113–114
Interview with 'lady law writers', Portugal Street, 11 April [1896]
BOOTH/B/152, pp. 1–4
Notes on 'Persons included by the Census under the headings Barrister, Solicitor, Law Clerk', census [1891]
BOOTH/B/152, pp. 15–24
Interview with Mr J. W. Hills, solicitor's clerk, Rooper and Whatley, 17 Lincoln's Inn Fields, 10 December [1895]
BOOTH/B/152, pp. 25–32
Interview with Mr J. F. Osman, barrister's clerk, J. Asheton Cross, Chancery Lane, 10 December [1895]
BOOTH/B/152, pp. 33–46
Interview with Mr A. H. Osman, barrister's clerk, 4 Kings Bench Walk, Temple, 12 December [1895]
BOOTH/B/152, pp. 47–52
Interview with Mr T. Armistead, barrister's clerk, Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, 13 December [1895]
BOOTH/B/152, pp. 5–14
Interview with Mr F. Higgs, clerk to Abel Thomas MP and Roland Vaughan Williams, 9 December 1895.
BOOTH/B/152, pp. 53–56
Interview with the secretary to United Law Clerks Society, 3 Sergeants Inn, Chancery Lane, 14 December [1895]
BOOTH/B/152, pp. 57–62
Interview with Mr T. A. Roper, barrister's clerk, 3 Hare Court, Temple, 17 December [1895]
BOOTH/B/152, pp. 63–72
Interview with Mr William Maguard, clerk, City Bank Chambers, Ingle and Homes Solicitors, 20Threadneedle Street, 19 December [1895]
