OCCUPATIONS OF THE SICK AND INFIRM., TABLE VI.—Showing the Numbers and Occupations of Males and Females suffering from each description of Infirmity, arranged in Classes, Orders, and Sub-Orders, and Distinct Occupations—continued.

Class.	Order.	Sub-order.	Occupations.	Total.			Sick.		Suffering from Accidents.		Deaf and Dumb.		Blind.		Lunatics.		Idiots.		Epileptic.		Crippled and Deformed.
				Persons.	Males.	Females.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.	M.	F.
			Boatbuilder	2	2		2
			Sailmaker	6	6		5		1
		13	House proprietor	40	35	5	29	5	2				4
			Architect	7	7		6		1
			Builder	16	16		14		2
			Carpenter, joiner	215	215		177		27		2		4						5
			Bricklayer	57	57		43		8		1		3						2
			Mason, pavior	70	70		57		7				5		1
			Slater, shingler, tiler	5	5		5
			Plasterer	28	28		24		3				1
			Painter, paperhanger, plumber, glazier	84	84		72		11				1
			Contractor, assistant, clerk	22	22		20		2
			Others engaged in houses and buildings	2	2		2
		14	Furniture-maker, cabinet-maker, upholsterer	38	37	1	36	1					1
			Carver and gilder	2	2		1				1
			Mattress, bed—maker	3	3		1						2
			Others working and dealing in furniture	4	4		4
		15	Dyer	1	1		1
	9	1	Manchester warehouseman and assistants	8	8		7						1
			Draper, linendraper, woollendraper, mercer, and assistants	34	31	3	28	2	3	1
			Woolstapler	8	8		5		3
			Woollen manufacture (all branches)	2	2		2
			Silk dealer
			Cotton, flax—manufacture (all branches)	3		3		3
			Others working and dealing in textile fabrics	35	12	23	10	1	2					22
		2	Hairdresser, wigmaker	10	9	1	8	1	1
			Hatter, capmaker	2	2		2
			Furrier	2	1	1	1	1
			Tailor, tailoress	95	59	36	49	35	3	1	5		1								1
			Outfitter	1	1		1
			Milliner, dressmaker	130		130		113		4		11								1		1
			Shirtmaker, seamstress	60	1	59	1	55		3		1
			Clothing manufacture	3	3		3
			Sewing machinist	9		9		8		1
			Shoe, boot—maker, dealer, and assistants	187	180	7	146	5	18		11		3	1					1	1	1
			Shoemaker's wife	9		9		9
			Sheeblack	3	3		3
			Umbrella, parasol, stick—maker, mender, dealer	2	2		2
			Washerwoman, mangler, laundry keeper, worker	87		87		87
			Others working and dealing in dress	5		5		5
		3	Rope, cord—maker	1	1				1
			Sack, bag—maker	1	1		1
			Others working and dealing in fibrous materials	2		2		1		1
	10	1	Cowkeeper, dairyman, milkseller	27	22	5	17	5	2				1						1		1
			Butcher, meat salesman, and assistants	118	112	6	84	6	21		1		2						2		2
			Butcher's wife, assisting in business	2		2		2
			Provision curer	1	1		1
			Poulterer, game dealer	2	2		2
			Fishmonger, dealer, curer	8	8		8
		2	Corn, flour, meal—merchant, dealer, and assistants	5	5		4		1
			Miller, flour-mill worker	15	15		13		2
			Baker and assistants	58	58		46		5				2						1		4
			Confectioner, pastrycook	13	12	1	11	1	1
			Greengrocer, fruiterer, and assistants	27	22	5	17	5	4												1
			Others working and dealing in vegetable food	2	2		1		1
		3	Brewers and others engaged in brewing	14	14		9		5
			Maltsters	7	7		7
			Wine, spirit merchant	2	2		2