“Fun” on Work and Workers (original) (raw)

Workers in service professions

• The British Barmaid
• Servants (sitemap)
• On the subject of tips
• A Shaving Shop Sketch
• The Daily Governess’s Trials (poem and illustration)
• On the Subject of Tips

Workers in the streets

• Attending to His Calling (Pushcart)
• Crossing Sweepers, Chimney Sweeps, and other Street Urchins (sitemap)
• Drivers and Conductors of Cabs and Omnibuses (sitemap)
• The Effects of the Late Rains

Manual Workers — Navvies and others

• One for his Nob
• Labour’s Wrongs
• “She’s Only a Sewing Machine” (poem)
• Rank Abuse
• Britannia at Barnsley [after a mining disaster]

Artisans and other highly skilled workers

• A Broad Hint for a Broad-Head

Tradesman and shopkeepers

• The British Tradesman. — No. 3. The Outfitter’s Little Joke
• The British Tradesman. — No. 2. The Outfitter’s Little Joke
• The British Tradesman. — No. 4. The Poulterer’s Little Joke
• The British Tradesman. —No. 5. The Butcher’s Little Joke
• Chained to the Counter; or the Modern Andromeda
• Heighho! — The Wind and the Rain

Office Workers — Clerks, writers, and others

• Making a Sharp Lad of Him — (as it’s done in the City)
• The Delights of Literature

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Last modified 24 May 2014