Population tables, Scotland, Vol. II, 1871

(Pages i-x) Title page & contents

Report

Births, marriages, and deaths during the ten years 1861-1870

(Pages xlix-lii) Preliminary remarks on the population, and on its division into groups of districts

(Page lii) Proportion of children in the populations of the groups of districts almost identical, though the birth-rate was so extremely different

(Pages lii-liv) Connection between density of population and the proportion of births, deaths, and marriages

(Page liv) Vitality of the populations in the different groups of districts, as shown by the death-rates in each

(Page liv) Vitality of the populations in the different groups of districts, as shown by the marriage and birth-rates

Births in Scotland

Illegitimate births

Ages of mothers bearing children

(Pages lxiii-lxiv) The statistics of the ages of mothers bearing children collected every year in Sweden, but in Scotland only in 1855

(Pages lxiv-lxv) Ages at which mothers bore children in Scotland

(Page lxv) Ages at which mothers bore children in Sweden

(Pages lxv-lxvi) Ages at which mothers bore children in each of the five groups of districts in Scotland

(Pages lxvi-lxvii) Retardation in the ages at which women bore children in Sweden and the insular districts of Scotland not ascribable to climate

(Page lxvii) Extreme ages at which women can bear children

(Pages lxvii-lxviii) Proportion of married and unmarried women at different ages who bore children in Scotland

Number of children born to each woman

Marriages in Scotland

Deaths in Scotland

Diseases which caused the mortality

Geographical distribution of disease in Scotland

Influence of season and weather on the mortality

Tables appended to the report

Diagrams

Abstracts

Indices

Table of Contents