— 1841
    — 1871-1901 (search records)
    — population density in 1851 
    — total population of London

    — child emigrants to Canada
    — emigrants

    — 'the Gent'
    — 'A London twenty-four hours' 
    — 'Londoners'
    — 'loungers'
    — 'Twenty-Four Hours of 
            London Streets' (1) (2) (3) (4)

    
    Editor's Note:
    Some of the material here contains racial 
    stereotypes, language &c. which modern 
    readers may find offensive. The author of 
    this site does not endorse the 19th C. views 
    or attitudes herein, but merely seeks to 
    report them, without  further commentary.

    — black population (1) (2)
    — Chinese (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
    — foreign population
    — 'Foreign Gentlemen'
    — German (1) (2)
    — Gipsies (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)
    — immigrants (1860)
    — Indian [nb. also try searching 
                        site under 'Hindoo']
    — Irish
    — Italian
    — Jewish (see also Religion)
    — Muslim
    — nationalities in London in 1896
    — nationalities amongst destitute (1850) (1) (2)
    — negative view of foreigners
    — 'Oriental London' 
    — percentage of foreigners

     see also Houses - Housing of the Middle Classes
    — 'The Distressed Gentlewoman'
    — perception of the poor

   see Health and Hygiene

     see also Houses - Housing of the Poor
    — 'The Working Man'
    — 'Working Man's Saturdays'
    — 'Working Man's Sundays'