Forty-third annual report of the registrar-general

   

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Report	(150 pages)
Births. Number registered and birth-rate; comparison with other European states; illegitimate births and rate; sex; comparison with other European countries, and with London in previous centuries	(Pages xv-xvi)
Deaths. Number registered; general death-rate; local rates; sex; mortality of males and females at various ages; increase of mortality among children; centenarians; mortality in relation to seasons; registered causes of death of different classes; influence of vaccination on mortality from small-pox; suicides, local distribution, manner, and sex; certification of causes of death	(Pages xvi-xxxi)