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    In England what were common jobs that were held in middle of the 1800's?

    Question #68971. Asked by arodoet126. (Jul 28 06 8:24 PM)


    Allergic2Life

    		Butlers and maids.

    Jul 28 06, 9:45 PM
    davejacobs

    		Ag labs. That is, agricultural labourers.

    Jul 29 06, 1:46 AM

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