Stella & Rose's Books

Contents

• A. MACHINERY OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN LONDON
• I. Authorities and areas
• II. The franchise
• B. NON-ADMINSTRATIVE STATISTICS
• III. Census statistics
• IV. Vital statistics
• V. Meteorological statistics
• VI Labour statistics
• VII. Charity statistics
• C. PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
• VIII. Pauperism
• IX. Lack of employment
• D. HEALTH SERVICES
• X. Public health (generally)
• XI Hospitals
• XII. Drainage and disposal of refuse
• XIII. Disposal of the dead
• XIV. Clearance of insanitary areas
• XV. Housing of the working classes
• XVI. Public baths and washhouses
• XVII. Parks and open spaces
• XVIII. Lunacy
• XIX. Habitual drunkenness
• E. REGULATIVE SERVICES
• XX. General regulation
• XXI. Trade regulation
• XXII. Labour regulation
• XXIII. Theatres, etc. regulation
• XXIV. Liquor Licensing
• F. PROTECTIVE SERVICES
• XXV. Police and justice
• XXVI. Fires
• G. EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
• XXVII. Education
• XXVIII. Public libraries and museums
• H. TRANSIT AND EXCHANGE SERVICES
• XXIX. Highways
• XXX. Locomotion
• XXXI. Port of London
• XXXII. Thames and Lea rivers
• XXXIII. Markets and food supply
• XXXIV. Post office and telephones
• I. SUPPLY SERVICES
• XXXV. Water supply
• XXXVI. Gas supply
• XXXVII. Electricity supply
• J. PUBLIC FINANCE
• XXXVIII. Imperial taxation in London
• XXXIX. Local expenditure and revenue
• XL. Imperial subventions
• XLI. Rates
• XLII. Centralisation of local expenditure
• XLIII. Debt and loan expenditure
• XLIV. Valuation
• SUPPLEMENTARY SECTIONS
• XLV. Old age pensions
• Appendix
• Index