TOILERS IN LONDON;
OR,
INQUIRIES CONCERNING FEMALE LABOUR IN THE METROPOLIS Being the Second Part of "Tempted London"

BY THE

"BRITISH WEEKLY" COMMISSIONERS

Edited by the Author of "Out of Work," etc.

London:
HODDER AND STOUGHTON,
27, PATERNOSTER ROW.
MDCCCLXXXIX

[All right reserved]

I. Flower-Girls
II. Match-Box Makers
III. Palm-workers
IV. Brush-makers
V. Fur-pullers
VI. Slaveys
VII. Slaveys (cont.)
VIII. "A Perfect Servant"
IX. Servants versus Mistresses
X. Mistresses versus Servants
XI. Registry Offices
XII. Foreign Servants
XIII. Letters from Servants
XIV. Emigration for Servants
XV. Factory-Girls
XVI. City Work-girls
XVII. City Work-girls (cont.)
XVIII. East End Shirt-makers
XIX. Barmaids
XX. East End Tailoresses
XXI. Laundresses - Strikers - Upholsteresses
XXII. Semptresses - West End Tailoresses
XXIII. Boot and Shoe-makers
XXIV. Young Women