London's Pulse: Medical Officer of Health reports 1848-1972

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Finsbury 1907

Report on the public health of Finsbury 1907 including annual report on factories and workshops

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OUT-WORKERS.

Number of out-workers' premises visited603
Number of visits madeFirst visits 603684
Re-visits 81
,, ,, home-workers214
„ ,, out-workers' workshops19
Number in which wrong address was given or out-worker had removed389

HOME-WORKERS.

Particulars relating to work in 214 homes.
Number in which work was done in work-rooms21
,, ,, „ ,, living-rooms69
„ „ „ „ bed-rooms13
„ ,, ,, ,, bed and living-rooms111
214
,, of cases in which room was clean122
,, „ ,, ,, in fair order80
„ „ „ „ dirty12
214
„ of one room tenements50
„ of two „ „98
,, of three „ ,,40
„ of four or more „26
214
,, of persons working as home-workersMen27
Women217
244

IV. Outworkers' Lists.
Under Section 107 of the Act, employers in certain industries,
namely: (a) making, cleaning, washing, altering, finishing and
repairing of wearing apparel; (b) ditto for lace, lace curtains, and
nets; (c) cabinet and furniture making and upholstery work; (d)
electro-plating; (e) making of files; (f) fur-pulling; (g) making of
cables and chains; (h) making of anchors and grapnels; (i) making
of cart gear; (j) making of locks, latches and keys; (k) making,
etc., of umbrellas; (l) making of artificial flowers; (m) making of
nets; (n) making of tents; (o) sack making; (p) racket and tennis
ball making; (q) paper bag making; (r) paper, chip and cardboard
box making: (s) brush making; (t) pea picking; (u) feather sorting;