Entertainment & the Arts
Transportation
Vagrancy/Crime
Mayhew's Theory
100

This form of street entertainment was referred to as the "most wretched of all existence"

Street Clown

100

This derogatory term was commonly used to describe omnibus conductors.

"Cad"

100

This group of people make up more than one half of the vagrant population and are often causing mischief throughout London.

Youth vagrants

100

What class did Mayhew deem as most important and directly valuable?

Enrichers

200

 In the Punch and Judy show, the Punch showmen used this term to refer to the puppets in their show.

“Kerrackters,” which is known as characters.

200

This omnibus position earned the highest average weekly wage, according to Mayhew. (Non-proprietors) 

“Omnibus Drivers”

200

This historic event caused many Irish vagrants to migrate to London.

The Great Irish Potato Famine

200

Mayhew uses these two methods to philosophically deal with any subject. One is the method of using knowledge and the other is the mode of acquiring it.

Deductively and Inductively

300

What are the various eye colours that are associated with the production of human eyes.

Hazel, Black, Blue, and Grey

300

 Cab drivers known as “long-day men” typically worked shifts lasting this many hours.

16-20 Hour Long Shifts

300

These are the three most popular fictitious names that youth vagrants called themselves.

John Russel, Robert Peel, and Richard Cobden

300

Mayhew states that society would appear to arrange itself into these four different classes

I. Those that will work II. Those that cannot work III. Those that will not work AND IV. Those that need not work

400

This man was remembered by Punch performers as the first to bring Punch into the streets of England, making him their real forefather.

Porsini.

400

These are the 5 types of Cab Drivers

Long-day men, morning men, short-night men, long-night men, Bucks

400

As part of the criminal punishment of “Transportation,” convicts were sent to this country.

Australia

400

Mayhew states that these are the four distinct classes of workers.

 I. Enrichers II. Auxiliaries III. Benefactors IV. Servitors

500

This form of street and stage entertainment, mentioned by a street clown in Mayhew's work, involved a comic song and dance and was associated with racial stereotyping.

Jim Crow

500

Mayhew estimates roughly this many omnibuses were operating across London’s streets

3000 omnibuses

500

Mayhew calculates this to be the total number of crimes committed of vagrancy throughout the country per year

More than 18 000 per year

500

What are the three models of obtaining materials for our wealth?

 By collecting, By extracting, By producing them