Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Labour and Life of the People, Vol. 1
To come to some sort of analysis of the clubs. There are among the Religious and Philanthropic with about 2600 members, named after the churches or missions with Which they are connected. Most of these are intended for artisans and labourers. There are 3 belonging to the mostly for clerks, &c., and some 7 others, among which are the University Club and the United Brothers, already. Mentioned as ranking more properly with the self-managed and self-supporting clubs. In addition to these, are 6 Boys' clubs, of Which the Lads' Institute, in Whitechapel Road, and the W'hittington Club are the most important, having between them about five hundred members.
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