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Seventy-fifth annual report of the registrar-general

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(Pages i-vi) Title page & contents
(2 pages)Contract subtree Introductory remarks
(Pages vii-viii) Salient features of the vital statistics of the year
(105 pages)Contract subtree Review by Dr. Stevenson of the vital statistics of the year
(Page ix)Contract subtree Population
(Page ix) Census and estimated
(Page ix) Factors for estimating
(Pages ix-xvii)Contract subtree Marriages
(Page ix) Number
(Page ix) Changes in the marriage-rate
(Page ix) Methods of calculating marriage-rates
(Pages x-xii) Marriage-rates in registration counties, 1870-2; 1880-2; 1890-2; 1900-2; and 1910-2
(Pages xii-xiii)Contract subtree Marriage-rates of bachelors, spinsters, widowers and widows; average annual marriage-rates per 1000 unmarried and widowed persons at six age-groups, 1870-2; 1880-2; 1890-2; 1900-2; and 1910-12
(Page xiii) Proportions of first marriages and re-marriages in 1000 marriages
(Page xiii) Marriages of bachelors, spinsters, widowers and widows of various ages per 1000 marriages at all ages, 1886-1912
(Page xiv)Contract subtree The divorced
(Page xiv) Average annual number of divorced persons who re-married, 1876-1912
(Page xiv)Contract subtree Marriages of minors
(Page xiv) Minors married per 1000 marriages at all ages, 1876-1912
(Pages xiv-xv)Contract subtree Mean age at marriage
(Page xv) Mean ages of men and of women at marriage, 1896-1912
(Pages xv-xvi) Signature in marriage register
(Pages xvi-xvii) Buildings in which marriage may be solemnized
(Page xvii) Manner of solemnization
(Page xvii) Number
(Page xvii) Changes in the birth-rate
(Pages xvii-xviii) Age and marital condition of women in relation to birth-rate, 1871-1911
(Pages xviii-xix) Birth-rate and fertility significance and changes, 1876-1912
(Pages xix-xx)Contract subtree Factors influencing the fall in birth-rate, 1876-80 to 1912
(Page xix) I. Birth-rates, 1881-1912. Ratio per cent. of the rate in each year to the mean rate in 1876-80
(Pages xx-xxi) Fertility in different classes of area and parts of the country
(Pages xxi-xxii) Geographical divisions employed (North, Midlands, South, Wales)
(Pages xxii-xxxii)Contract subtree Fertility in relation to occupation, 1911
(Pages xxii-xxiii) Inconsistent return of occupation on census schedules and in the birth registers
(Pages xxiii-xxiv) Grouping of occupations by social class; fertility therein
(Pages xxiv-xxx)Contract subtree Legitimate births in proportion to (1) all males over 10 years of age, (2) married males under 55 years of age, in each occupation
(Pages xxix-xxx) In certain occupational groups
(Pages xxx-xxxii) Illegitimate births in proportion to single and widowed females 15-45 years of age in certain occupational groups
(Pages xxxii-xxxiii) Sex proportions at birth
(Page xxxiii) Illegitimate births
(Pages xxxiii-xxxiv)Contract subtree Illegitimate birth-rates and fertility, 1876-1912
(Page xxxiv) In different classes of area, and parts of the country, 1912
(Pages xxxiv-xxxvi)Contract subtree Natural increase
(Page xxxv) Per 1000 living, 1876-1912
(Pages xxxv-xxxvi) In different classes of area and parts of the country, 1912
(Page xxxvi) Number
(Page xxxvi) Changes in death-rate
(Pages xxxvi-xxxvii) Standardization of death-rates for differences of sex and age constitution
(Pages xxxvii-xxxviii)Contract subtree Mortality of each sex
(Page xxxvii) Male excess at various ages
(Pages xxxvii-xxxviii) Analysis of cause of this excess
(Pages xxxviii-xxxix)Contract subtree Mortality at different ages
(Page xxxviii) Excess at all ages in the North
(Pages xxxviii-xxxix) Excess of mortality of females at certain ages in Wales
(Pages xxxix-xlv)Contract subtree Infant mortality in 1912 and other recent years
(Pages xxxix-xl) In different classes of area and parts of the country, 1912
(Pages xl-xli) Mortality in early childhood and survivors at ages 1, 2, and 5 years
(Pages xli-xliii) Combined effect of fertility and mortality effective fertility
(Pages xlii-xlv)Contract subtree Causes of infant mortality
(Page xlii) Increase or reduction at various ages as compared with 1907-11 and 1911
(Pages xlii-xliii) Decrease in infant mortality from tuberculosis, 1902-1912
(Pages xliii-xliv) Infant mortality from developmental and wasting diseases, 1886-1912
(Pages xliv-xlv) Relation to sex and legitimacy in different classes of area and parts of the country
(Page xlv) Centenarians
(Pages xlv-xlix)Contract subtree Mortality at individual years of age
(Page xlvi) Accuracy of statement of age in registration as compared with the census
(Pages xlvi-xlviii)Contract subtree Deaths at each year of age in the three years 1910-12; males and females
(Page xlvii) II. Deaths at each year of age in the three years 1910-12; males and females
(Pages xlviii-xlix)Contract subtree Annual death-rates at each year of age in the three years 1910-12; males and females
(Page xlix) III. Annual death-rates per 1, 000 living at each year of age in the three years 1910-1912; males and females
(Pages xlix-lii)Contract subtree Mortality of women in relation to marital condition
(Pages l-li) Deaths of single, married, and widowed females at each year of age from 15 upwards in the three years 1910-12
(Pages li-lii) Annual death-rates of single, married and widowed females at each year of age from 15 upwards in the three years 1910-12
(Pages lii-liv)Contract subtree Mortality in town and country
(Page lii) Crude and standardized death-rates in different classes of area
(Pages lii-liii) Comparison at ages of mortality of males and females in different classes of area
(Page liii) Mortality by sex and age in different classes of area
(Pages liii-liv) Comparison at ages of mortality in each sex by class of area
(Page liv, Page 1, Page lv)Contract subtree Details shown for various areas
(Page 1) IV. Mortality by sex and age in different classes of area per cent. of mortality at the same ages in England and Wales, 1912
(Pages lv-lvi)Contract subtree Comparison of registrar-general's with international short list
(Page lvi) V. Proportions of deaths from the principal causes to total deaths, 1912
(Pages lvi-lvii) Proportions of total mortality due to various causes
(Page lvii) Characteristics of the mortality of 1912
(Pages lvii-lviii)Contract subtree Enteric fever
(Page lvii) Diminution in mortality
(Pages lvii-lviii) Mortality (crude and standardized), prevalence and fatality in different classes of area, and parts of the country
(Page lviii) Small-pox
(Pages lviii-lix)Contract subtree Measles
(Pages lviii-lix) Mortality in different classes of area and parts of the country
(Pages lix-lxi)Contract subtree Scarlet fever
(Pages lix-lx) Trend of mortality
(Page lx) Prevalence, fatality, and mortality in different classes of area and parts of the country
(Pages lx-lxi) Fatality experience of metropolitan asylums board
(Page lxi) Proportion of deaths occurring in institutions
(Pages lxi-lxii)Contract subtree Whooping cough
(Pages lxi-lxii) Trend of recent mortality
(Page lxii) Mortality in different classes of area and parts of the country
(Pages lxii-lxv)Contract subtree Diphtheria and croup
(Pages lxii-lxiii) Trend of mortality
(Page lxiii) Standardization of death-rates for different classes of area and parts of the country
(Pages lxiii-lxiv) Mortality, prevalence, and fatality in different classes of area and parts of the country
(Page lxiv) Variations in age distribution of mortality and their significance
(Pages lxiv-lxv) Fatality experience of metropolitan asylums board
(Page lxv) Proportion of deaths occurring in institutions
(Pages lxv-lxvi)Contract subtree Influenza
(Page lxv) Trend of mortality
(Pages lxv-lxvi) Mortality in different classes of area and parts of the country
(Page lxvi)Contract subtree Erysipelas
(Page lxvi) Trend of mortality
(Page lxvi) Mortality, prevalence, and fatality in different classes of area and parts of the country
(Pages lxvi-lxvii) Vaccinia
(Pages lxvii-lxxii)Contract subtree Tuberculosis
(Page lxvii)Contract subtree Trend of mortality in recent years
(Page lxvii) VI. Tuberculosis (all forms) standardized mortality per million population, 1912
(Pages lxvii-lxviii) Effect of urbanization on mortality in each sex
(Pages lxviii-lxx) Mortality by sex and age in different classes of area and comparison with England and Wales
(Pages lxx-lxxii)Contract subtree Reduction in the mortality of males and females of various ages at different periods
(Page lxx) VII. Tuberculosis (all forms) and phthisis standardized mortality per million population in quinquennia 1851-1910 and in 1911 and 1912
(Page lxxii) Forms and complications of fatal tuberculosis
(Page lxxii) The title more comprehensive than in old list
(Page lxxii) Forms and complications of fatal phthisis
(Pages lxxii-lxxiii) Mortality from phthisis in various classes of institutions at different ages
(Pages lxxiii-lxxiv) Effect of urbanization on mortality
(Pages lxxiv-lxxv) Mortality by sex and age in different classes of area, and comparison with England and Wales
(Page lxxv) Reduction in the mortality of males and females of various ages at different periods
(Pages lxxv-lxxvi) Mortality at all ages and over 65 years in different classes of area and parts of the country
(Pages lxxvi-lxxvii)Contract subtree Tuberculous meningitis
(Page lxxvi) Trend of mortality
(Pages lxxvi-lxxvii) Age distribution of deaths from tuberculous meningitis in poor law institutions, hospitals and private houses
(Page lxxvii) Other tuberculous diseases
(Pages lxxvii-lxxviii) Incompleteness of the records of mortality
(Page lxxviii) Their use as an index to the distribution of syphilis
(Page lxxviii) Evidence as to this afforded by the records of certain diseases of syphilitic origin
(Pages lxxviii-lxxix) Excessive mortality in large towns
(Pages lxxix-lxxx) Mortality from syphilis and the parasyphilitic diseases in different classes of area and parts of the country
(Pages lxxx-lxxxi) Distribution among social classes
(Pages lxxxi-lxxxii) Sex distribution of mortality
(Pages lxxxii-lxxxiii) Mortality recorded in past years
(Page lxxxiii) Crude and standardized mortality in different classes of area
(Pages lxxxiii-lxxxiv) Mortality by sex and age in different classes of area
(Pages lxxxiv-lxxxv) Mortality at certain ages in different classes of area and parts of the country
(Pages lxxxv-lxxxvii) Sites of fatal cancer at ages in each sex
(Page lxxxvii) Mortality by sex and age of cancer of various parts of the body
(Pages lxxxvii-lxxxviii) Comparison of the frequency of cancer of various sites in institutions and elsewhere, with distinction of sex and age
(Pages lxxxviii-lxxxix) Age distribution of mortality from cancer of various sites in institutions and elsewhere
(Page lxxxix) Proportion of mortality from cancer of various organs occurring in different classes of institutions
(Pages lxxxix-xc) Significance attaching to peculiarities of institutional mortality
(Pages xc-xci)Contract subtree Tumours (not returned as malignant)
(Pages xc-xci) Classification by sex, age and part of the body affected
(Pages xci-xcii) Rheumatic fever
(Page xcii) Gout
(Pages xcii-xciii)Contract subtree Alcoholism
(Page xcii) The title less comprehensive than in old list
(Pages xcii-xciii)Contract subtree Alcoholism as a secondary cause of death
(Page xciii) Classification of deaths by sex, age, and primary cause
(Pages xciii-xciv) Poliomyelitis
(Pages xciv-xcvi)Contract subtree Pneumonia (all forms)
(Pages xciv-xcv) As a complication of tuberculosis and rickets
(Page xcv) Mortality in different classes of area and parts of the country
(Pages xcv-xcvi) Proportion of the mortality from pneumonia in each quarter of the year
(Pages xcvi-xcviii)Contract subtree The puerperal state
(Pages xcvi-xcvii) Details of cause of death, distinguishing age
(Pages xcvii-xcviii) Deaths at ages from various causes complicated by pregnancy or childbirth
(Pages xcviii-ci)Contract subtree Anaesthetics
(Pages xcviii-xcix) Difference from former practice in tabulation
(Page xcix) Deaths connected with the administration of various anaesthetics, distinguishing sex and age
(Pages xcix-c) Conditions for which anaesthetics were administered
(Pages c-ci) Status lymphaticus
(Pages ci-ciii)Contract subtree Ill-defined causes of death
(Page ci) Deaths so classified and comparison with previous years
(Pages ci-ciii) Effects upon tabulation of the inquiries addressed to coroners and medical practitioners and their importance
(Pages ciii-civ)Contract subtree Deaths in institutions for the sick or infirm
(Pages ciii-civ) Proportion of total mortality occurring in various classes of institutions, in different classes of area and parts of the country
(Pages civ-cv)Contract subtree United Kingdom
(Page civ) Population
(Page civ) Marriages
(Pages civ-cv) Births
(Page cv) Deaths
(Page cv) Infant mortality
(Page cv) Mortality in the army
(Pages cv-cvi) Mortality in the navy
(Page cvi) Births and deaths at sea
(Page cvi) Progress of registration
(Page cvi) Offences against the registration acts
(Pages cvi-cvii) Searches and certificates
(Pages cviii-cxii) Meteorology of the year 1912
(109 pages)Contract subtree Tables
(Pages 2-3) 1. United Kingdom: Population of its several portions estimated to the middle of each of the years 1863-1912
(Pages 4-5) 2. Estimated population of England and Wales and main divisions in the middle of the year 1912, by sexes at ages
(Pages 5-12) 3. Estimated population of aggregate urban and rural areas in administrative counties in the middle of the year 1912, by sexes at ages
(Pages 13-18) 4. Estimated population of county boroughs in the middle of the year 1912, by sexes at ages
(Page 19) 5. Marriages, births, and deaths, 1863-1912
(Page 20) 6. Annual marriage-, birth-, and death-rates and infant mortality, 1838-1912
(Page 21) 7. Annual marriage-, birth-, and crude death-rates in each quarter in groups of years, 1838-1912, and in each year, 1903-1912
(Page 21) 8. Churches and chapels of the Established Church and registered buildings in which marriages could be legally solemnized, 31st December, 1912
(Page 22) 9. England and Wales and London, in 1, 000 marriages, 1863-1912 manner of solemnization
(Page 23) 10. First marriages, re-marriages, marriages of minors and signatures by mark
(Page 24) 11. Registration counties, in 1, 000 marriages, manner of solemnization, 1912
(Page 25) 12. Proportions of first marriages, re-marriages, marriages of minors, signatures by mark; and marriage-rates, 1902-11 and 1912
(Page 26) 13. Annual death-rates at twelve groups of ages, general death-rate corrected for sex-and age-constitution, and infant mortality, 1838-1912, males
(Page 27) 14. Annual death-rates at twelve groups of ages, general death-rate corrected for sex-and age-constitution, and infant mortality, 1838-1912, females
(Page 28) 15. Annual death-rates at twelve groups of ages, general death-rate corrected for sex-and age-constitution, and infant mortality, 1838-1912, persons
(Page 29) 16. Mortality by sex, age, and locality, 1912
(Pages 30-31) 17. Administrative counties crude death-rate at all ages, death-rates at ages, including infant mortality, together with crude death-rate at all ages in urban and rural aggregates, 1912 males and females
(Pages 32-34) 18. County boroughs crude death-rate at all ages, death-rates at ages, including infant mortality, 1912 males and females
(Pages 35-44) 19. Deaths from various causes at all ages, 1898-1912 males, females, and persons (list of causes as in use prior to 1911)
(Pages 45-54) 20. Crude annual death-rates from various causes at all ages to a million living, 1898-1912 males, females, and persons (list of causes as in use prior to 1911)
(Pages 55-59) 21. Crude death-rates at all ages from various causes, 1912 (new list)
(Page 60) 22. Annual death-rates from the principal epidemic diseases, 1838-1912
(Pages 61-64) 23. Administrative counties and county boroughs: Mortality from the principal epidemic diseases and from certain other causes, 1911 and 1912
(Pages 65-67) 24. Mortality from several causes, by sex and age, 1912, all areas
(Page 67) 25. Mortality from several causes, by sex and age, 1912, London
(Pages 68-70) 26. Mortality from several causes, by sex and age, 1912, county boroughs
(Pages 70-72) 27. Mortality from several causes, by sex and age, 1912, other urban districts
(Pages 72-74) 28. Mortality from several causes, by sex and age, 1912, rural districts
(Pages 75-76) 29. Infant mortality by sex, age, cause, and legitimacy 1912
(Pages 77-81) 30. Infant mortality by age, cause, and legitimacy, 1912 classes of administrative areas
(Page 82) 31. Names on registers, searches and fees received at the general register office, 1863-1912
(Page 83) 32. Islands in the British Seas. Area and population; and births and deaths, 1888-1912
(Page 83) 33. Balance inward or outward on passenger movement into and out of the United Kingdom, 1895-1912
(Page 84) 34. Army strength and mortality, 1873-1912
(Page 84) 35. Royal navy mortality in the service afloat, 1873-1912
(Page 85) 36. Merchant service, number and mortality of masters and seamen employed in sea-going vessels (excluding fishing vessels and yachts) registered in the United Kingdom and the Isle of Man, 1892-93 to 1911-1912
(Pages 86-87) 37. Meteorological elements, Greenwich, 1861-1912
(Pages 88-89) 38. Quarterly meteorological elements, 1912
(Pages 90-91) 39. Meteorological table for London, 1912
(Pages 92-95) 40. Meteorological elements at several stations, 1912
(Page 96) 41. Age constitution of populations of several countries
(Pages 97-108) 42. International vital statistics
(503 pages)Contract subtree Abstracts
(Pages 110-131)Contract subtree Marriages
(Pages 110-113) Analysis of, in registration divisions and counties; showing (a) mode of solemnization, (b) number in each quarter of the year, (c) previous civil condition of persons married, (d) marriages of persons not of full age, and (e) signatures by mark in marriage register
(Pages 114-128) Ages of persons married in England and Wales and in London, distinguishing bachelors, spinsters, widowers, widows
(Pages 129-131) In registration districts
(Pages 132-162) Estimated population, births (legitimate and illegitimate), birth-rate, deaths, death-rate (crude and standardized), standardizing factor, infant mortality and natural increase in each administrative area
(Pages 163-174) Enumerated population (adjusted for institutions) and calculated deaths used in calculating standardizing factors in each administrative area
(Pages 175-609)Contract subtree Deaths
(Page 175) By sex, and for females by condition as to marriage, at each year of age
(Pages 176-189)Contract subtree By sex and age
(Pages 176-180) County boroughs
(Pages 181-182) Metropolitan boroughs
(Pages 183-189) Urban and rural portions of counties
(Pages 190-291)Contract subtree From various causes by sex and age
(Pages 190-219) England and Wales
(Pages 220-237) London
(Pages 238-255) County boroughs
(Pages 256-273) Other urban districts
(Pages 274-291) Rural districts
(Pages 292-309) In each quarter of the year, distinguishing sex and cause, in different classes of area
(Pages 310-328) In various classes of institutions, distinguishing sex, cause, and class of institution, and for certain causes, age also, in different classes of area
(Pages 329-453)Contract subtree By sex and short list of causes and ages
(Pages 329-339) Summarized areas
(Pages 340-354) Metropolitan boroughs
(Pages 355-392) County boroughs
(Pages 393-453)Contract subtree Urban and rural portions of counties
(Page 393) Anglesey
(Page 394) Bedfordshire
(Page 395) Berkshire
(Page 396) Brecknockshire
(Page 397) Buckinghamshire
(Page 398) Cambridgeshire
(Page 399) Cardiganshire
(Page 400) Carmarthenshire
(Page 401) Carnarvonshire
(Page 402) Cheshire
(Page 403) Cornwall
(Page 404) Cumberland
(Page 405) Denbighshire
(Page 406) Derbyshire
(Page 407) Devonshire
(Page 408) Dorsetshire
(Page 409) Durham
(Page 410) Isle of Ely
(Page 411) Essex
(Page 412) Flintshire
(Page 413) Glamorganshire
(Page 414) Gloucestershire
(Page 415) Herefordshire
(Page 416) Hertfordshire
(Page 417) Huntingdonshire
(Page 418) Kent
(Page 419) Lancashire
(Page 420) Leicestershire
(Pages 421-423)Contract subtree Lincolnshire
(Page 421) Holland
(Page 422) Kesteven
(Page 423) Lindsey
(Page 424) Merionethshire
(Page 425) Middlesex
(Page 426) Monmouthshire
(Page 427) Montgomeryshire
(Page 428) Norfolk
(Page 429) Northamptonshire
(Page 430) Northumberland
(Page 431) Nottinghamshire
(Page 432) Oxfordshire
(Page 433) Pembrokeshire
(Page 434) Peterborough, Soke of
(Page 435) Radnorshire
(Page 436) Rutlandshire
(Page 437) Shropshire
(Page 438) Somersetshire
(Page 439) Southampton
(Page 440) Staffordshire
(Page 441) Suffolk, East
(Page 442) Suffolk, West
(Page 443) Surrey
(Page 444) Sussex, East
(Page 445) Sussex, West
(Page 446) Warwickshire
(Page 447) Westmorland
(Page 448) Wight, Isle of
(Page 449) Wiltshire
(Page 450) Worcestershire
(Pages 451-453)Contract subtree Yorkshire
(Page 451) East Riding
(Page 452) North Riding
(Page 453) West Riding
(Pages 454-552)Contract subtree By sex and short list of causes in administrative areas
(Page 454) Anglesey
(Pages 454-455) Bedfordshire
(Pages 455-456) Berkshire
(Pages 456-457) Brecknockshire
(Pages 457-458) Buckinghamshire
(Pages 458-459) Cambridgeshire
(Page 459) Cardiganshire
(Pages 459-460) Carmarthenshire
(Pages 460-461) Carnarvonshire
(Pages 461-464) Cheshire
(Pages 464-466) Cornwall
(Pages 467-468) Cumberland
(Pages 468-469) Denbighshire
(Pages 469-471) Derbyshire
(Pages 471-474) Devonshire
(Pages 474-475) Dorsetshire
(Pages 475-478) Durham
(Pages 478-479) Isle of Ely
(Pages 481-482) Flintshire
(Pages 482-483) Glamorganshire
(Pages 483-485) Gloucestershire
(Pages 485-486) Herefordshire
(Pages 487-488) Hertfordshire
(Pages 488-489) Huntingdonshire
(Pages 493-499) Lancashire
(Pages 499-501) Leicestershire
(Pages 501-503)Contract subtree Lincolnshire
(Page 501) Holland
(Pages 501-502) Kesteven
(Pages 502-503) Lindsey
(Page 504) Merionethshire
(Pages 504-506) Middlesex
(Pages 507-508) Monmouthshire
(Pages 508-509) Montgomeryshire
(Pages 509-510) Norfolk
(Pages 510-512) Northamptonshire
(Pages 512-513) Northumberland
(Pages 514-515) Nottinghamshire
(Pages 515-516) Oxfordshire
(Pages 516-517) Pembrokeshire
(Page 517) Peterborough, Soke of
(Pages 517-518) Radnorshire
(Page 518) Rutlandshire
(Pages 518-520) Shropshire
(Pages 520-522) Somersetshire
(Pages 522-524) Southampton
(Pages 524-527) Staffordshire
(Pages 527-528) Suffolk, East
(Pages 528-529) Suffolk, West
(Pages 529-531) Surrey
(Pages 531-533) Sussex, East
(Page 533) Sussex, West
(Pages 534-535) Warwickshire
(Pages 535-536) Westmorland
(Page 536) Wight, Isle of
(Pages 536-538) Wiltshire
(Pages 538-540) Worcestershire
(Pages 540-552)Contract subtree Yorkshire
(Pages 540-541) East Riding
(Pages 541-543) North Riding
(Pages 543-552) West Riding
(Pages 553-571)Contract subtree Violent deaths
(Pages 554-563) Deaths from accident, negligence, and execution in England and Wales, distinguishing age, and cause or nature of accident; males and females
(Pages 564-567) Deaths from suicide in England and Wales, distinguishing age and method males and females
(Pages 568-569) Deaths from murder in England and Wales, distinguishing age and method; males and females
(Pages 570-571) Deaths from manslaughter and justifiable homicide in England and Wales, distinguishing age and method; males and females
(Pages 572-609) Secondary causes of deaths allocated to titles 20-38
(Pages 610-611) Enumerated population (adjusted for institutions) and calculated deaths used in calculating standardizing factors in each administrative area