Cellar in York-street, In a dwelling-house, Stove-street, Chorlton-upon-Medlock; a man—a one sitting-room, one kitchen and hand-loom weaver—his wife and two bed-rooms, rent 4_s._ per week. family (one daughter married, with A poor widow, with a daughter also her husband forms part of the a widow, with ten children, making family), comprising altogether together 13 in family; 1_l._ 6_s._ seven persons; income 2_l._ 7_s._, per week, averaging 2_s._ per head or 6_s._ 8½_d._ per head; rent per week. Here there is every 2_s._ Here, with the largest amount appearance of cleanliness and of income, the family occupy two comfort. filthy, damp, unwholesome cellars, one of which is a back place without pavement or flooring of any kind, occupied by the loom of the family, and used as a sleeping-room for the married couple and single daughter. 3. 3. John Salt, of Carr Bank (labourer), George Hall, of Carr Bank wages 12_s._ per week; a wife, and (labourer), wages 10_s._ per week; one child aged 15: he is a drunken, has reared ten children; he is in disorderly fellow, and very much in comfortable circumstances. debt. 4. 4. William Haynes, of Oakamoore John Hammonds, of Woodhead (wire-drawer), wages 1_l._ per (collier), wages 18_s._ per week; week; he has a wife and five has six children to support; he is children; he is in debt, and his a steady man and saving money. family is shamefully neglected. 5. 5. George Locket, of Kingsley George Mosley, of Kingsley (boatman), wages 18_s._ per week, (collier), wages 18_s._ per week; with a wife and seven children; his he has a wife and seven children; family are in a miserable he is saving money. condition. 6. 6. John Banks, of Cheadle (collier), William Faulkner, of Tean wages 18_s._ per week; wife and (tape-weaver), wages 18_s._ per three children; his house is in a week; supports his wife and seven filthy state, and the furniture not children without assistance. worth 10_s._ 7. 7. William Weaver, of Kingsley Charles Rushton, of (boatman), wages 18_s._ per week; Lightwoodfields, wages 14_s._ per wife and three children; he is a week; he supports his wife and five drunken, disorderly fellow, and his children in credit. family entirely destitute. 8. 8.