Rent, 4s. 6d. for one room. No regular clothing. Burial insurance, 3½d. Average left for food, 9s. 11¼d., or 1s. 7¾d. per head a week, less than 3d. a day: man, 3s. 6d.; mother and children, nearly 1s. 4d. a week, or 2¼d. a day. 6. Wage, 20s. Allowance, 18s. 4 children alive; 5 dead. Rent (2 rooms), 4s. 6d. Clothing, 1s. 6d. Burial insurance, 8½d. Average left for food—8s. 9d., or 1s. 5½d. per head a week, 2½d. a day: man, 3s. 6d.; mother and children, 1s. 0⅗d. per head a week, less than 2d. a day. Two cases where the weekly wage was less than 18s., owing to the men taking temporary work in unemployment: 7. Wage, 15s. Allowance, 12s. 6d. 2 children alive, 2 dead. Rent, 3s. 9d. (1 room). No regular clothing. No burial insurance. Has since insured. Average left for food—4s. 9d., or 1s. 2½d. per head a week, 2d. a day: man could not have his 3s. 6d. a week here, as that would leave only 1s. 3d. a week between mother and children. He probably manages on 2s., leaving 2s. 9d. for mother and two children. 8. Wage, 10s. Allowance, 8s. 6d. 1 child. Rent, 3s. 6d. (1 room). No regular clothing. No burial insurance. Has since insured. Average left for food—3s. 10d., or 1s. 3⅓d. per head a week, 2¼d. a day: here again the man cannot take his 3s. 6d. a week, but probably manages on about 2s., leaving 1s. 10d. a week for nursing mother. The general average for the 8 women and 30 living children is 1s. 2⅗d. per head a week, or 2d. a day. Ten children have died, and 1 has left home, making the total of children born 41. Another group is 3 printers’ labourers, where the average for 3 women and 18 living children is 10¼d. a week, or 1½d. a day. Only 2 children have died in this group, making the total 20. The average for the families of 2 horse-keepers is 1s. 4d. per week, or 2¼d. a day. There are 9 children living, 2 have died. Three plumbers’ and painters’ labourers form another group, where 3 women and 15 living children average 1s. 1½d. a week, or almost 2d. a day. In this group 7 children have died, making a total of 22. In the families of 2 potters’ labourers, out of 10 children none have died. The 2 women and 10 children average 1s. 1½d. per week, or nearly 2d. a day. Two theatre hands out of 14 children have lost 6, and the 2 women and 8 living children average 1s. 3½d. a week, or 2¼d. a day. The average for all the women and children within the investigation is 1s. 5½d. per head a week, or 2½d. per head a day.