Reformatory schools, 141 Remand homes, 136 Ritchie, Lord, 105, 137 Rosebery, Lord, 72, 89 S School of Marine Engineering at Poplar, Crooks and the, 101 Scientific starvation, 181 Sheldon, Rev. Charles, 148 Sims, Mr. George R., 148, 255 Slums as investments, 161 Small holdings, 264 South African War, Crooks's opposition to, 201, 263 _Speaker_, The, on the Woolwich by-election, 192, 201 Stanley, The Hon. Maud, 48 Stone-breaking condemned by Crooks, 222 Sutton Poor Law School, Crooks an inmate of the, 11-12 Sweated women, 3, 178, 207 T Talbot, Bishop, 196 Technical Education Board, The, 100 Technical Education for workhouse children, 124 Trade Unionism and Protection, 217 Trade Unionist, Crooks as a, 43, 53 Tree, Mr. Beerbohm-, 148 U Unemployed Act, 223, 243, 245 Unemployment schemes, 221, 232, 265 V _Vanity Fair_ on Crooks, 208, 229 W Wages Fund, The Will Crooks, 75 Watermen, Old, at Poplar, 30 Welby, Lord, 96 Women's enfranchisement, 206 Women's march to Whitehall, The, 249 Women's wages, 178, 207 Woolwich by-election, 186 Woolwich Labour Association, 187 Workmen's drinking habits, Crooks on, 54 Wyckoff, Professor, 48 PRINTED BY CASSELL & COMPANY, LIMITED, LA BELLE SAUVAGE, LONDON, E.C. 20.1009. Books by George Haw. CHRISTIANITY AND THE WORKING CLASSES. Edited by George Haw, with contributions by WILL CROOKS, Canon Barnett, Dr. Horton, and others. NO ROOM TO LIVE. The Story of Overcrowded London. TO-DAY'S WORK. A Popular Treatise on Local Government. THE ENGLISHMAN'S CASTLE. A Survey of the People's Housing Conditions in Town and Country. RELIGIOUS DOUBTS OF THE DEMOCRACY. Edited by George Haw, with contributions by G. K. Chesterton, George W. E. Russell, Professor Moulton, and others. BRITAIN'S HOMES. A Study of the Housing Problem. End of Project Gutenberg's From Workhouse to Westminster, by George Haw