METHOD OF INQUIRYFIGURES BEARING ON INFANT MORTALITYOCCUPATIONS OF HUSBANDS
- Agricultural labourer.
- Asylum attendant.
- Baker.
- Blacksmith.
- Boat-builder.
- Boiler-maker.
- Boot operative.
- Blast-furnace man.
- Brass finisher.
- Bricklayer.
- Brush finisher.
- Cabinet-maker.
- Carpenter and joiner.
- Carpet weaver.
- Cartwright.
- Carriage-maker.
- Chef.
- Civil servant.
- Clerk.
- Cloth puller.
- Coachman.
- Colliery workers:
- Banksman.
- Coal-tipper.
- Engineer.
- Joiner.
- Machine clerk.
- Miner.
- Official.
- Cooper.
- Cotton-spinner.
- Cycle-maker.
- Diamond worker.
- Dyeing and cleaning worker.
- Electrician.
- Electro-plate worker.
- Engineer.
- Engineer’s fitter.
- Engine-fitter.
- Foundry worker.
- Framework-knitter.
- Gardener.
- Insurance agent.
- Iron-miner.
- Iron-moulder.
- Iron worker.
- Jewel-case maker.
- Labourer.
- Laundry manager.
- Leather worker.
- Lift-man.
- Lithographer.
- Loom-mender.
- Machine-fitter.
- Motor mechanic.
- Municipal fireman.
- Naval artificer.
- Naval schoolmaster.
- Naval seaman.
- Navvy.
- Nurseryman.
- Painter.
- Paperhanger.
- Plasterer.
- Plumber.
- Plumber’s labourer.
- Policeman.
- Postal employé.
- Potter.
- Printer.
- Quarryman.
- Railway workers:
- Engine-driver.
- Porter.
- Signalman.
- Telegraph clerk.
- Road foreman.
- Rope-maker.
- Sailor.
- Scientific instrument-maker.
- Screw-maker.
- Shaper.
- Sheet-metal worker.
- Shipwright.
- Shipyard-plater.
- Shop assistant.
- Shopkeeper.
- Silk worker.
- Silversmith.
- Stoker.
- Stonemason.
- Stonemason’s labourer.
- Tailor.
- Tape-sizer.
- Teacher.
- Telegraph labourer.
- Timberyard worker.
- Tin-box maker.
- Tinplate worker.
- Tool-maker.
- Waggon-builder.
- Warehouseman.
- Watchmaker.
- Weaver.
- Whitesmith.
- Wood-cutting machinist.
- Wood-turner.