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Climbing boys - a study of sweeps' apprentices 1773-1875

The chimney-sweeper's friend, and climbing-boy's album: dedicated by the most gracious permission, to his Majesty - arranged by James Montgomery, with illustrative designs by Cruickshank

The good old days: a drama in three acts

British chimney sweeps: five centuries of chimney sweeping

A sentimental history of chimney sweepers in London and Westminster shewing the necessity of putting them under regulations to prevent the grossest inhmanity to the climbing boys: with a letter to a London clergyman on Sunday Schools calculated for the preservation of the children of the poor

Considerations on the present state of chimney sweepers, with some observations on the act of parliament intended for their regulation and relief, with proposals for their further relief

Society for superseding the necessity of climbing boys, by encouraging a new method of sweeping chimnies and for improving the condition of children and others employed by chimney sweepers: instituted on the fourth of February 1803

The reply of Dr Lushington in support of the bill for the better regulation of chimney sweepers and their apprentices and for preventing the employment of boys in climbing chimnies, before the committee of the House of Lords on Monday the 20th April 1818

Address from the committee of the Society for Superseding the Necessity of Climbing Boys, with the report of the committee of the House of Lords on the Chimney Sweepers' Regulation Bill: published in persuance of a resolution entered into at a general meeting of the society held at the City of London Tavern, May 1 1818

Society for superseding the necessity of climbing boys, by encouraging a new method of sweeping chimneys and for improving the condition of children and others employed by chimney sweepers: instituted on the fourth of February 1803 - twelfth report

Society for superseding the necessity of climbing boys, by encouraging a new method of sweeping chimneys and for improving the condition of children and others employed by chimney sweepers: instituted on the fourth of February 1803 - fourteenth report

Society for superseding the necessity of climbing boys, by encouraging a new method of sweeping chimneys: instituted on the fourth of February 1803 - the twenty first report

An address to British females of every rank and station on the employment of climbing boys in sweeping chimnies

The trade of chimney-sweeping exhibited in its true light, together with the state of public feeling on this important subject as shown by evidence before the House of Commons