TABLE 4.—Occupations by Age-Groups of Persons who belong both to the Commercial (III.) and Industrial (V.) Classes—continued., B.—CLASSED AS MANUFACTURERS, BUT WHO WERE ALSO, IN A MINOR DEGREE, DEALERS.—(M.S.)&c.continued.

Classification.			Occupations.	Sex.	Total.	Age-Groups.
Order.	Sub-order.	Group.				Under 25.	25 to 45.	45 to 65.	65 and over.	Unspecified.
16	1	2	Woollen manufacturer, spinner, and other workers (all branches)	Males	3		1	2
		4	Dyer, scourer	Males	1		1
		5	Flock manufacturer	Males	1			1
		6	Others working in textile fabrics	Females	1		1
	2	1a	Clothing manufacturer	Males	21		12	9
				Females	44		30	14
		1b	Tailor, tailoress, presser, dressmaker, sewing machinist	Males	210	5	137	51	17
				Females	334	49	261	21	3
		2	Hat, cap, bonnet maker	Males	11	1	5	4	1
				Females	2		1		1
		3	Shirtmaker	Males	2		1	1
		4	Milliner, staymaker, glovemaker	Females	30	7	21	2
		5	Sockmaker, knitter	Males	5		2	3
				Females	7		5	1	1
		6	Furrier, rugmaker	Males	8		7	1
				Females	1			1
		7	Bootmaker, shoemaker (all branches)	Males	532	18	267	167	80
				Females	5		4			1
		8	Umbrella, parasol maker	Males	13	2	8	3
				Females	3		3
		9	Feather dresser, glove-cleaner	Females	1		1
		10	Others working in dress	Males	1		1
	3	1	Mat maker	Males	1		1
		2	Rope, twine, cord maker	Males	1			1
		4	Tent, tarpaulin maker	Males	3		1	1	1
		5	Bag, sack maker	Males	1			1
17	1	2	Meat, bacon, ham curer, preserver	Males	11		6	4	1
		4	Butter, cheese maker, factory worker	Males	11	3	4	4
	2	1	Miller, maizena manufacturer	Males	13		8	4	1
		2	Baker, biscuit, pastry maker	Males	450	29	272	121	28
				Females	68	2	51	10	5
		3	Fruit preserver, jam maker	Males	4	1	3
		4	Confectionery maker	Males	17		13	4
				Females	3	1		2
	3	1	Brewer, bottler and others engaged in brewing	Males	19		10	4	5
		2	Maltster	Males	1		1
		3	Distiller and rectifier of spirits	Males	1				1
		4	Wine manufacturer (not grower)	Males	3			2	1
				Females	1	1
		5	Cordial, aerated water manufacturer (all branches)	Males	63	3	32	18	10
				Females	3	2		1
		8	Tobacco, cigar, cigarette manufacturer	Males	25		17	8
		11	Condiment maker (all branches)	Males	4		1	3
18	1	1	Soap, candle manufacturer	Males	16	1	6	6	3
		2	Tallow-melter, boiling-down worker	Males	2		1		1
		3	Tanner, currier (all branches)	Males	21	1	13	5	2
		4	Fellmonger, woolwasher	Males	5		2	3
		5	Bone dust, manure manufacturer	Males	2			2
		6	Others working in animal matters (n.o.c.)	Males	2		1	1
	2	4	Cooper	Males	12		7	2	3
		5	Others working in wood (n.o.c.)	Males	5	1	2	2
	4	1	Paper manufacturer (all branches)	Males	3			2
19	1	1	Monumental, marble mason, stone cutter, dresser	Males	13		8	3	2
		2	Limeburner	Males	1		1
		3	Plaster-maker, cement manufacturer	Males	1		1
		4	Brickmaker, tile manufacturer	Males	20		3	13	4
		5	Potter	Males	3		1	2
		6	Glass manufacturer, worker	Males	1			1
	2	1a	Goldsmith (not watchmaker), silversmith, jeweller	Males	42	1	23	16	2
		1b	Gold beater	Males	1				1
	3	1	Tinsmith, zinc, galvanized-iron worker, galvanizer	Males	44	3	18	15	8
		2	Coppersmith, worker	Males	1			1
		3	Brass founder, moulder, worker	Males	5		5
		5	Iron and steel founder, moulder, worker	Males	27	3	17	5	2
				Females	1			1
		6	Wire-worker	Males	6		3	3
		7	Blacksmith, striker, farrier	Males	129	4	92	22	11
		8	Other workers in various metals (n.o.c)	Males	2		1		1
21	1	4b	Venetian-blind maker	Males	5		5
		6	Plasterer, modeller	Males	2		1	1
		7	House-painter, paperhanger, glazier	Males	2	1		1
		8	Plumber, gasfitter, bellhanger	Males	21		15	6
		9	Locksmith	Males	1		1
		10	Others engaged in the construction of houses, &c.	Males	1		1
23	1	1	Mechanic, manufacturer (so defined)	Males	429	42	248	104	35
				Females	90	26	51	13