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

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Islington 1908

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Islington, Metropolitan Borough of]

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207
1908

Workplaces notified to Home Office, 1908.

Trade.Number of Workshops.Protected Persons Employed,
Females.Male Young Persons.Total.
Dress Making4782—82
Blouse Making1667—67
Laundry827—27
Millinery724—24
Tailoring712—12
Tie Making511—11
Fur Sewing621—21
Underclothing Making43—3
Wardrobe Alterations31—1
Mantle Making35—5
Underskirt Milking33—3
Costume Making334—34
Vest Making22—2
Engineering2—22
Camisole Making29—9
Skirt Making24—4
Rag Sorting23—3
Artificial Flower Making23—3
Children's Frock Making25—5
Kitchen Jacket Making11—1
Trouser Making11—1
Button Making110—10
Infant's Millinery18—8
Leather Goods Making13—3
Shirt Making15—5
Outfitting12—2
Teagown Making12—2
Surplice Making19—9
Jewel Case Making13—3
Boys' Suit Making111—11
Fancy Needlework12—2
Robe Embroidery11—1
Fancy Ornament Making14—4
Oil and Varnish Work14—4
Ladies Tailoring12—2
Wholesale Dress Making16—6
Metal Cream Making110—10
Tennis Ball Making11—1
Post Card Painting11—1
Ticket Fastening11—1
Evening Cloak Making11—1
Wood Chopping11—1
Scientific Instrument Making1—22
Photographic Work14—4
Book Making1628
Pianoforte Making1—11
Frame Making1—11
Gelatine Manufacture1—33
Cycle Making2—22
Wheelwright1—11
Brush Making1—11
Total15941515430

To elucidate this list it may be said that in many cases the addresses of workshops have been
notified to the Home Office before any workpeople were actually found at work. Thus the number
of employees given in the list does not fully represent the number of protected persons affected by
the notification.