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  • Articles for amusement, second-hand sellers of, 16
  • Bear-baiting, 54
  • Bedding, &c., second-hand sellers of, 15
  • Bird-catchers who are street sellers, 64
  • —— duffers, tricks of, 69
  • —— street-seller, the crippled, 66
  • Birds’-nests, sellers of, 72
  • —— —— —— life of a, 74
  • Birds, stuffed, sellers of, 23
  • —— live, sellers of, 58
  • —— foreign, sellers of, 70
  • Bone-grubbers, 139
  • —— —— narrative of a, 141
  • Boots and shoes, second-hand, sellers of, 42
  • Boy crossing-sweepers’ room, 504
  • Brisk and slack seasons, 297
  • Brushes, second-hand, sellers of, 22
  • Burnt linen or calico, 13
  • Cabinet-ware, second-hand, sellers of, 22
  • Casual labour in general, 297
  • —— —— brisk and slack seasons, 297
  • —— —— among the chimney-sweeps, 374
  • Carpeting, &c., second-hand, sellers of, 14
  • Cesspool emptying by trunk and hose, 447
  • Cesspool system of London, 437
  • —— —— of Paris, 438
  • Cesspool-sewerman, statement of a, 448
  • Cesspoolage and nightmen, 433
  • Chimney-sweepers, the London, 339
  • —— —— of old, and climbing-boys, 346
  • —— —— stealing children, 347
  • —— —— sores and diseases, 350
  • —— —— accidents, 351
  • —— —— cruelties towards, 352
  • —— —— of the present day, 354
  • —— —— work and wages, 357
  • —— —— general characteristics of, 365
  • —— —— dress and diet, 366
  • —— —— abodes, 367
  • —— —— festival at May-day, 371
  • —— —— “leeks”, 375
  • —— —— knullers and queriers, 376
  • Cigar-end finders, 145
  • Clocks, second-hand, sellers of, 23
  • Clothes worn in town and country, table showing comparative cost of, 192
  • Coal, consumption of, 169
  • —— sellers of, 81
  • Coke, sellers of, 85
  • Commissioners of Sewers, powers of, 416
  • “Coshar” meat killed for the Jews, 121
  • Criminals, number of, in England and Wales, 106
  • “Ramoneur Company,” the, 373
  • Rat-killing, 56
  • River beer-sellers, 93
  • River finders, 147
  • Rosemary-lane, street sellers of, 39
  • Rubbish-carters, the, 281, 289
  • —— —— wages and perquisites of, 292
  • —— —— social characteristics of, 295
  • —— —— casual labourers among, 323
  • —— —— scurf trade among, 327
  • Salt, sellers of, 89
  • Sand, sellers of, 90
  • Scavenger, statement of a “regular”, 224
  • Scavengers, master, of former times, 205
  • —— —— oath of, 206
  • —— working, 216
  • —— labour and rates of payment, 219
  • —— “casual hands”, 220
  • —— habits and diet, 226
  • —— influence of free trade on their earnings, 228
  • —— worse paid, the, 232
  • Scavengery, contractors for, 210
  • —— contractors, regulations of, 211
  • —— contractors, premises of, 216
  • Scavenging, jet and hose system of, 275
  • Scurf-labourers, 236
  • Second-hand apparel, sellers of, 25
  • —— —— articles, sellers of, 5
  • —— —— —— experience of a dealer in, 11
  • —— —— live animals, productions, &c., street-sellers of, their numbers, capital, and income, 97
  • —— —— garments, uses of, 29
  • —— —— varieties of, 32
  • —— —— store-shops, 24
  • Seven-dials, Dickens’s description of, 35
  • Sewage, metropolitan, quantity of, 387
  • —— qualities and uses of, 407
  • Sewerage, the City, 403
  • —— new plan of, 411
  • Sewerage and scavengery, London, history of, 179
  • Sewers, ancient, 388
  • —— kinds and characteristics of, 390
  • —— subterranean character of, 394
  • —— house-drainage in connection with, 395
  • —— ventilation of, 423
  • —— flushing and plunging, 424
  • —— rats in the, 431
  • —— management of the, and the late Commission, 414
  • —— Commissioners, powers of, 416
  • —— rate, 420
  • Sewer-hunters,

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