This is a collection of the job titles or occupations of the people living in London in the 19th Century.
| Apparitor | Official who summoned witnesses in the ecclesiastical courts |
| Appraiser | |
| Apprentice | One who was bound to a skilled worker for a specified time to learn a trade - Apprenticeship |
| Aproneer | A shopkeeper |
| Apronman | Mechanic |
| Aquarius | (Ewar) Waterman |
| Aquavita Seller | A person who sold alcohol |
| Arbiter | A person who judged disputes. |
| Archer | A person skilled in using a bow and arrow. |
| Archiator | Physician |
| Archil Maker | Made a violet dye from lichens, used in the textile industry |
| Archivist | A person who kept records of historical value. |
| Arkwright | Skilled craftsman who produced arks; wooden chests or coffers |
| Armiger | Squire who carried the armour of a knight, or one entitled to bear heraldic arms. |
| Armourer | Made suits of armour or plates of armour for buildings or ships etc. |
| Artificer | A soldier mechanic who does repairs |
| Artificer | Skilled or artistic worker or craftsman |
| Artificial Flower Maker | Made and sold artificial flowers |
| Artisan | A skilled tradesman. |
| Artist in Fireworks | A person who prepared fireworks displays. |
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