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  • A
  • Art, Difficulties in the pursuit of, 30.
  • Army Clothing Factory, 74.
  • Assistant Mistresses, in High Schools, 9.
  • Salaries of, 10.
  • in Elementary Schools, 16.
  • B
  • Ballet, The, 33.
  • Belfast Mill-workers, Deaths of, 127.
  • Board Schools, Salaries in, 14.
  • Compared with Voluntary Schools, 16.
  • Bookbinders’ Union, 71.
  • C
  • Carpet manufacture, 107.
  • Certifying surgeon, Duties of, 152, 158.
  • Child labour, 105, 122.
  • in cotton trade, Dr. Tarrop’s report on, 123.
  • Age limit too low, 165.
  • Chromo lithography, 37.
  • Cigar-makers Union, 74.
  • Success of, 80.
  • Civil Service, 41.
  • Pensions in, 42.
  • Women versus men in, 42.
  • The Post-office, 42.
  • Complaints against women, 46.
  • Clerks, National Union of, 64.
  • Clerkships, Ordinary, 40.
  • in shipping firms, 41.
  • in Civil Service, 41.
  • Commerce, Subordinate position of women in, 47.
  • French and American women in, 48.
  • Consumers’ League, 89.
  • Cotton manufacture, 95 et seq.
  • Injurious processes in, 121.
  • Child labour in, 122.
  • Combination in, 90, 95.
  • Crafts, Artistic, 36.
  • Chromo-lithography, 37.
  • Hostility of workmen in, 37.
  • Crape trade, wages in, 106.
  • D
  • Dentistry suitable for women, 26.
  • Deterioration of population, 148.
  • Directory of Women’s Trades Unions, 90.
  • Domestic Subjects, 17.
  • Demand for instruction in, 17.
  • Lack of common standard, 18.
  • Opening for women, 18.
  • Compared with University training, 19.
  • Dressmakers’, Milliners’, and Mantle-makers’ Union, 73.
  • Dust, defined, 120.
  • in shoddy mills, 130.
  • in potteries, 131.
  • in white lead, 132.
  • Respirators against, 139.
  • E
  • Elementary Schools, Royalties on music, 32.
  • S
  • Sanitation, in shops, 57.
  • in textile trades, 101.
  • Ventilation, 138.
  • Shirt and Collar Makers’ Union, 72.
  • Shoddy fever, 130.
  • Shop work, Labour Commission Report on, 65.
  • Shop Hours Regulation Act, 64.
  • Shop Assistants, 49.
  • Their grievances, 50.
  • Wages compared with men’s, 50.
  • Fines, 51.
  • Bonuses, 52.
  • Agreements, 52.
  • Dismissal, Miss Collet on, note p. 52.
  • Long hours, 53.
  • Regulation of hours, 53.
  • Standing, 56.
  • The Lancet on seats, 56.
  • Insanitary conditions, 57.
  • “Living in,” 58.
  • Sundays, 59.
  • Personal narratives, 60.
  • Combination among, 63.
  • Silk manufacture, 106.
  • Health in, 130.
  • Stage, The, 32.
  • Prospects of, 33.
  • Touring companies, 33.
  • Remuneration, 33.
  • Pantomime performers, 34.
  • Difficulty of progress, 34.
  • The ballet, 34.
  • Salaries of dancers, 35.
  • Supervision, Abuses of, 99.
  • Sweating system, 77, 112.
  • T
  • Tarrop, Dr., report on the cotton trade, 123.
  • Tatham, Dr., evidence on infant mortality, 145.
  • Teaching, 7.
  • Private, 8.
  • in High Schools, 9 et seq.
  • Domestic subjects, 17.
  • Higher teaching posts, 19.
  • Headships, 19.
  • Lectureships, 20.
  • Textile trades, 93.
  • Lancashire and Yorkshire contrasted, 95.
  • Other centres, 106.
  • Overtime forbidden in, 162.
  • Trade as a career, 48.
  • The aristocracy in, 48.
  • Trades Congress, Liverpool, 72.
  • Women delegates to, 72.
  • Trades Councils assist women, 78, 81, 86<

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