DOTTINGS OF A DOSSER
BEING
REVELATIONS
OF THE INNER LIFE OF
LOW LONDON LODGING-HOUSES

BY
HOWARD J. GOLDSMID

"Whereas it would tend greatly to the comfort and welfare of many of Her Majesty's poor subjects if provision ere made for the WELL-ORDERING OF COMMON LODGING-HOUSES," &c.&c. - The Common Lodging Houses Act, 1851

London
T FISHER UNWIN
26 PATERNOSTER SQUARE
1886

Dedication
Chapter I - Who are the "Dossers"?
Chapter II - The "Beehive"
Chapter III - "Cooney's"
Chapter IV - "Kip-'ouse Kids"
Chapter V - "Wilson's"
Chapter VI - The Borough - "Phillips'."
Chapter VII - No Doss-Money
Chapter VIII - The "Little Wonder."
Chapter IX - Ratcliff Highway
Chapter X - Out and About
Chapter XI - Lodging-House Law
Chapter XII - Should Aught be Done, and What?
Chapter XIII - Doss-'ouse Politics