General tables, England and Wales, 1921

(Page 1) 1. Population at each census, 1801-1921 (England and Wales)

(Page 3) 3. Population at certain censuses, 1801-1921, and acreage

(Page 5) 5. Proportional variations at certain censuses, 1801-1921 (England and Wales and counties)

(Page 9) 7. Population, 1851-1921 (England and Wales and urban and rural aggregates)

(Page 10) 9. Population, urban and rural distribution, and rates of increase or decrease (A. C. s)

(Pages 46-47) 11. Population and intercensal variations, 1861-1921 (C. B. s, Met. B. s, and urban areas with more than 50, 000 population, 1921)

(Page 50) 13. Numbers of administrative areas, and classification of civil parishes by population, 1921 (A. C. s)

(Pages 52-63) 15. Population, acreage, and certain age groups (poor law unions or parishes)

(Pages 65-75) 17. Population and parliamentary electors (parliamentary constituencies)

(Pages 78-81) 19. Population (county court districts)

(Pages 82-83) 20. Buildings, dwellings, rooms, and families (England and Wales, and large aggregates)

(Pages 85-88) 22. Private families classified by size of family, rooms occupied, and density of occupation (England and Wales, and large aggregates)

(Page 90) 24. Private families: Proportions consisting of various numbers of persons (England and Wales, large aggregates, and A. C. s)

(Page 92) 26. Private families. Average number of persons per family, and in families occupying various numbers of rooms (England and Wales, large aggregates, and A. C. s)

(Page 94) 28. Private families. Average number of rooms per person in families of various sizes, and excess or deficiency of rooms compared with England and Wales 1911 standard (England and Wales, large aggregates, and A. C. s)

(Pages 96-120) 30. Private families and dwellings (A. C. s, C. B. s, Met. B. s, M. B. s, U. D. s and R. D. s)

(Pages 121-126) 31. Number, total population and inmates of certain classes of institutions (see also table 42) (England and Wales, and A. C. s)

(Pages 127-137) 32. Ages (individual years) and marital conditions (England and Wales, and large aggregates)

(Page 142) 34. Age distribution (quinquennial groups) at successive censuses, 1851-1921 (England and Wales)

(Page 144) 36. Marital condition. Proportions by sexes and age groups (England and Wales (1851-1921), large aggregates and geographical divisions, 1921)

(Pages 151-154) 38. Marital condition. Distribution by sex (England and Wales, large aggregates, geographical divisions, A. C. s, C. B. s and U. D. s with more than 50, 000 population)

(Page 170) 40. Age distribution, 1891-1921 (urban and rural aggregates)

(Pages 171-173) 42. Institutions. Ages and marital conditions of inmates (England and Wales) (see also table 31)

(Page 174) 43. Education (England and Wales)

(Page 181) 46. Foreign-born population by country of birth and nationality (England and Wales)

(Pages 186-187) 48. Foreign-born population of alien and unstated nationality by country of birth, age, and marital condition (England and Wales)

(Page 189) 50. Persons born in the several British dominions, colonies, etc. (England and Wales)

(Page 189) 52. Birthplaces of the population, 1851-1921 (England and Wales)

(Page 190) 55. English and Welsh languages: Proportions of the population at certain age groups speaking English and Welsh, 1911-1921 (Wales and Monmouthshire)

(Page 191) 57. English and Welsh languages: Proportions of the population speaking English and Welsh, 1911-1921 (A. C. s, C. B. s and U. D. s with more than 50, 000 populations in Wales and Monmouthshire)