APPENDIX., SHOWING THE PRINCIPAL OCCUPATIONS EMBRACED UNDER EACH CLASS AND SUB-CLASS.
Ship chandler. |
Shopkeeper. |
Silk mercer. |
Stationer. |
Storekeeper. |
Tobacconist, tobacco and cigar shopkeeper. |
Tobacco merchant or importer. |
Warehousemen (Manchester). |
Woollen draper. |
SUB-CLASS 3. |
Accountant. |
Actuary. |
Agent, factor. |
Agent—estate, land, house, commission |
Appraiser. |
Assayer. |
Auctioneer. |
Banker. |
Bankers' clerk. |
Bonded warehouse keeper. |
Bookkeeper. |
Broker—gold, bill, stock, share, and unspecified. |
Capitalist. |
Collector (undefined). |
Commission agent. |
Custom House agent. |
Gold buyer. |
Insurance broker or agent. |
Money lender. |
Pawnbroker. |
Savings Bank officer. |
Secretary of building or land society. |
Secretary of gas works. |
Ship agent. |
Underwriter. |
Warehousing (engaged in storing goods). |
Wharfinger. |
SUB-CLASS 4. |
Clerk—commercial, coal merchants', contractors', ship chandlers', and undefined. |
Collector of accounts. |
Commercial traveller. |
Draper's assistant. |
Foreman to coal merchant. |
Salesman (undefined branch). |
Shopman, shopwoman, or shopboy, (branch undefined). |
Storeman or laborer in store. |
CLASS V. |
SUB-CLASS 1. |
Barman or barmaid. |
Board and lodging-house keeper. |
Coffee-house keeper. |
Collector for hospitals, &c. |
Eating-house keeper. |
Hospital porter, wardsman. |
Hotel or innkeeper, and innkeeper's wife (assisting). |
Licensed victualler and wife (assisting). |
Master or matron of charitable institution. |
Other officer of charitable institution. |
Publican. |
Restaurant keeper. |
SUB-CLASS 2. |
Accountrement maker. |
Artificial flower maker. |
Baby linen maker. |
Bonnet maker. |
Boot and shoemaker or wife assisting. |
Cap maker, |
Clicker. |
Clog and patten maker. |
Clothier, clothes dealer, and outfitter. |
Cordwainer. |
Dress providing, dressmaker, milliner, &c. |
Embroiderer, muslin, or undefined. |
Glover. |
Haberdasher. |
Hosier. |
Hairdresser, &c. |
Hatter. |
Hose, stockings, &c., manufacturer. |
Lastmaker. |
Milliner. |
Parasol and umbrella maker. |
Patten and clog maker. |
Perfumer. |
Seamstress. |
Shirtmaker. |
Staymaker. |
Straw-plait manufacturer. |
Tailor. |
Walking-stick-maker. |
Wigmaker. |
SUB-CLASS 3. |
Bathkeeper and attendant in baths. |
Charwoman. |
Club servant. |
Coachman (domestic servant). |
Cook in private house or hotel. |
Gardener (domestic servant). |
Groom (domestic servant) |
Groom (domestic servant or in hotel). |
Hostler in hotel. |
Housekeeper (domestic servant). |
Housemaid (domestic servant). |
Keeper of lodge or gate. |
Laundry-keeper, washerwoman, mangler, &c. |
Nurse (domestic servant). |
Servant (domestic general) in inn, or undefined. |
Shoeblack. |
Waiter (servant in hotel). |
CLASS VI. |
SUB-CLASS 1. |
Contractor (branch not specified). |
SUB-CLASS 2. |
Bricklayer. |
Bricklayer's assistant—hodman, laborer. |
Mason—stone, marble. |
Monumental mason. |
Pavior. |
Plasterer. |
Sculptor. |
Slater. |
Statuary and stucco man. |
Stonecutter. |
Wellsinker. |
SUB-CLASS 3. |
Brickmaker and his assistant or laborer. |
Chainman (not Government and undefined). |
Clay, stone, worker in. |
Engineer on roads. |
Laborer—road or railway. |
Limestone burner and quarrier. |
Navvy. |
Piledriver. |
Quarrier—slate, stone, undefined. |
Road contractor. |
Stonebreaker. |
Tilemaker. |
SUB-CLASS 4. |
Anchor-smith. |
Anvil-maker. |
Axletree-maker. |
Bellhanger. |
Blacksmith. |
Boiler-maker. |
Boltmaker. |
Brazier. |
Burnisher. |
Chainmaker. |
Cockmaker. |
Coppersmith, worker, and dealer in copper. |
Cutler. |
Engineer, mechanical or undefined. |
File and rasp maker. |
Founder, brass, and branch undefined. |
Gasfitter. |
Grinder, knife, and undefined. |
Hammerman, striker. |
Iron founder. |
Ironmonger, and his clerk or assistant. |
Iron moulder. |
Iron, steel, worker and dealer in. |
Lead, worker and dealer in. |
Locksmith. |
Machinist. |
Metals, worker and dealer in. |
Modeller, moulder. |
Nailer, nailmaker. |
Ovenmaker. |
Patternmaker. |
Plate-layer. |
Plater, electric, and branch undefined. |
Plumber and pumpmaker. |
Scale and beam-maker. |
Stoker, fireman, in foundry, and branch undefined. |
Tankmaker. |
Tinman. |
Tinsmith. |
Turner of iron. |
Type founder. |
Varnisher, lacquerer. |
Whitesmith. |
Wiremaker, weaver, worker. |
Zincworker, and dealer in. |
SUB-CLASS 5. |
Architect and contractor. |
Builder. |
Carpenter, joiner. |
Clerk of works, timekeeper. |
Engineer in saw mill. |
Glazier, painter, plumber, grainer. |
House decorator. |
Lathmaker. |
Overseer of works, and undefined. |
Sawyer and sawmill proprietor. |
Shingler. |
Sign painter and writer. |
Stoker in saw mill. |
Surveyor, building, or insurance. |
Timber merchant or dealer, and his clerk, salesman, &c. |
Worker in timber. |
SUB-CLASS 6. |
Bedstead-maker. |
Billiard-table maker. |
Blindmaker. |
Boothmaker. |
Box and trunk maker. |
Cabinetmaker. |
Carpetmaker. |
Carver of figures, &c., gilder. |
Chairmaker. |
French polisher. |
Furniture (wood), dealer in, or broker. |
Looking-glass maker. |
Packing-case maker. |
Picture-frame maker. |
Portmanteau-maker. |
Tablemaker. |