Sixth annual report of the registrar-general (Registrar-general's edition)

(Pages xviii-xix) Marriages, births, and deaths, 1839-42

(Pages xx-xxi) Annual marriages, births, and deaths to 100000 males and 100000 females living

(Pages xxii-xxiv) Registered buildings in England, for the solemnization of marriages

(Pages xxiv-xxv) First marriages and remarriages

(Page xxvi) Marriages in the four quartets of the years 1839-42

(Page xxvii) Proportion of annual marriages to 100 of the population; comparing England with France, Austria, Prussia, and Russia

(Pages xxviii-xxix) Births to 100000 males and 100000 females living in the 11 divisions, arranged in the order of the frequency of birth

(Pages xxix-xxxi) Population, births, illegitimate children, and annual births to 100 persons living, in England, France, Prussia, Austria, and Russia

(Pages xxxii-xxxiv) Illegitimate children, showing the number per cent. returned in England 1830 and 1842

(Pages xxxiv-xxxv) Married and unmarried women, 1841, proportion of children to 100 women married and to 100 unmarried age 15-45

(Pages xxxvi-xxxvii) Proportion of illegitimate children born in several of the large cities of Europe

(Pages xxxvii-xxxviii) The number who live over the first year to 10000 born alive

(Page xxxix) Registered in five of the states of Europe for 1838-42

(Page xl) Violent deaths in England

(Pages 66-67) England

(Pages 72-93) Districts

(Pages 112-115) 2. South Eastern division

(Pages 120-123) 4. Eastern division

(Pages 128-133) 6. Western division

(Pages 138-141) 8. North Western division

(Pages 146-149) 10. Northern division

(Pages 158-161) 3. South Midland division

(Pages 166-169) 5. South Western division

(Pages 176-179) 7. North Midland division

(Pages 184-187) 9. York division

(Pages 192-195) 11. Welsh division

(Pages 212-213) II. Surrey (part of), Kent (part of), Sussex, Hants, Berkshire

(Pages 216-217) IV. Essex, Suffolk, Norfolk

(Pages 220-221) VI. Gloucester, Hereford, Salop, Worcester, Stafford, Warwick

(Pages 224-225) VIII. Chester, Lancaster

(Pages 228-229) X. Durham, Northumberland, Cumberland, Westmoreland

(Pages 268-271) (1.) Population 1815, 1825, 1830, 1835; distinguishing males and females at the ages 0-1, 1-3, 3-5, 5-10, and afterwards quinquennial periods of life in 1815, 1825; the same ages, and males and females in the country districts, in Stockholm, other towns, and the whole kingdom for 1830, 1835

(Page 274) (3.) The proportions in 1. 0000, married, widowers, widows, unmarried above 15, and of children under 15

(Page 276) (5.) Mean annual number of marriages (22050) among the several classes (see 2), distinguishing the number of men aged 0-25, 25-35, 35-50, 50 and upwards, who married women under 25, 25-35, 33-50, 50 and upwards

(Page 277) (7.) Number of the first, second, third and fourth marriages contracted in 1831-5, and the number of marriages dissolved by death among six classes

(Page 278) (9.) Proportion of the births, deaths, and marriages to the mean population of the three decennial periods, 1796-1805, 1816-25, 1826-35 (calculated by the Swedish commission)

(Page 280) (11.) An extension of table 10

(Page 280) (13.) The number of deliveries among women in good, moderate, and bad circumstances

(Page 281) (15.) The average annual number of mothers who bore twins, triplets, four children, in 1796-1805, 1816-25, 1826-30, 1831-5

(Page 282) (17.) Annual births, deaths, and marriages of six different classes, 1831-5

(Page 283) (19.) Average annual deaths of males and females, legitimate and illegitimate children under one year of age, of children 1-15, of unmarried and married persons, widowers and widows above 15, in 1816-25, 1826-30, 1831-5

(Page 284) (21.) Persons who died at each year above 100, in 1816-35

(Page 286) (23.) Annual deaths at the same ages, 1806-10, 1811-15, 1816-20, 1821-25, 1826-30

(Pages 287-289) (25.) Deaths by several zymotic diseases, and by different kinds of violence, in each of the 25 years, 1806-30

(Pages 291-292) (27.) The population and deaths in the 20 years ended with 1795, from Mr. Milne. Mr. Milne's comparison of the mortality in each of the years 1751-1800, with the character of the crops

(Page 298) (34.) The number of rich and poor families, or households, having 2, 3-5, 6-10 11-15, 16 members and upwards, in Stockholm other towns and the country districts

(Page 300) (36.) The marriages and the deaths of males and females in each month of the five years, 1831-5

(Pages 301-304) (1.) (A) the population of each county (amt), (17 in number), exclusive of the town districts, and the aggregate of the town population, distinguishing males and females, aged 0-1, 1-3, 3-5, 5-10, 10-20, up to 90-100, 100 and upwards. (B) the total population of each county and of the towns in 1825. (C) fifteen classes of inhabitants in each of the counties

(Pages 308-312) (3.) Summary of the (a) marriages; (b) births (males, females), (legitimate, illegitimate, still-born without distinction of sex) deaths of males and females, 0-10, &c. to 50-60, 60-80, 80-100 above 100

(Pages 312-313) (5.) Mode of taking the census in Norway

(Page 314) (1.) Area and population, males and females, of Denmark proper, Jutland, Schleswig, Holstein, Lauenburg

(Pages 314-315) (3.) Marriages, births, and deaths in the five years, 1835-9, suicides, &c

(Pages 315-318) (1.) A letter upon the Russian returns, from the registrar general

(Page 319) (3.) A note on the Russian census and registration, with a table of births and deaths, male and female, among members of the Greek-Russian Church, for each of the 33 years, 1801-33

(Page 321) (5.) St. Petersburg mean population, births (legitimate and illegitimate), deaths and deaths under five years of age

(Page 325) (7.) The same facts for great Russia, the Baltic provinces, &c

(Page 326) (9.) Various estimates of the population of Russia, at 14 different periods, from 1800 to 1802

(Pages 327-328) (11.) Mean age at death, and the duration of life, in Russia

(Page 332) (2.) Provinces, area of provinces in Austrian square miles, number of cities, market-towns, houses, and families in each, at the census of 1840

(Pages 335-337) (4.) Marriages, births (males and females), and still-born children (male and female), in each province

(Page 339) (6.) Progress of population in Austria

(Page 340) (8.) Births (male and female, illegitimate), deaths (male and female), marriages, 1787, 1788, 1791, 1793, 1794

(Page 341) (10.) Births, deaths, marriages, and population in the three years, 1834-7-9 or 40, males and females distinguished; the rates of mortality, births, and marriages in the three years

(Pages 342-343) (12.) Similar facts respecting the population, exclusive of Hungary, Transylvania and the Military Frontier

(Pages 343-344) (14.) (15.) (16.) (17.) Number of males and females under 20, and above 20 years of age, in England Austria, Prussia, Sweden

(Pages 345-346) (19.) Expectation of life in Austria

(Page 347) (22.) The mean population, deaths, annual deaths, and annual rate of mortality in Vienna, for each of the 5 years from 1805-9 to 1836-9

(Page 348) (24.) Example of the mode of dealing with the floating population at the Austrian census

(Pages 348-349) (26.) Return of the annual deaths in Vienna, 1805-39

(Pages 350-353) (28.) (29.) Marriages in the several provinces of Austria, 1842, 1841, classed according to religion, civil state, age of men and women

(Page 362) (32.) Births, deaths, marriages, in each year, 1827-42 (return incomplete.)

(Page 362) (34.) Still-born children, males and females, 1834-42, each year

(Page 363) (36.) Emigration and immigration

(Pages 364-365) (1.) Area, population, and density of each of the eight provinces and 25 regencies (or counties)

(Page 366) (3.) Population at nine censuses, 1816-1840

(Pages 368-421) The following returns are for each regency

(Page 422) (2.) (A) males and females of the civil and military profession; (B) ages, 0-6, 6 14, 14-19, 19-21, 21-30, 30-40, &c.; (C) religions; (D) widowers and widows, divorced persons, married couples; married persons living apart, blind, deaf and dumb

(Page 424) (4.) Ages at death, still-born, 0-1, 1-6, 6-14, 14-20, 20-30, &c.; deaths of married, widowed, and divorced persons

(Page 425) (6.) Summary of the censuses of Dresden and Leipsic

(Page 426) (8.) Population of Dresden, 1831; burials in 11 years, 1821-31, at different ages

(Page 427) (10.) Population of Dresden and Leipsic, December 31, 1837

(Pages 428-435) (12.) Four censuses of Saxony, 1840, 1837, 1834, 1832, enumerating in the aggregate 1. The population of 141 towns; 2. The population of 3500 villages; and, 3. The military; the houses, males, females, ages, the deaf and dumb, blind, pensioners, families, married couples, married (male and female) living apart, single persons, males and females, widowed and divorced, the religions

(Pages 437-439) (14.) Deaths at different ages legitimate, illegitimate, (0-1, 1-6); married, widowed, separated, 6-14, 14-20, 20-30, &c. deaths of males and females in the several months of the years 1838-32, marriages of widows, divorced persons, communicants, &c

(Page 443) (2.) Births (legitimate, illegitimate, still-born, male and female), marriages, con urinations, and deaths, in the 10 years 1832-41, and in 1842

(Page 445) (4.) Summary of the table, with the deaths at each ago in the city of Hanover

(Page 446) (2.) Ages at death, 1840-2

(Page 447) (1.) Census of 1840 families, males and females above and under 14; civil and military population distinguished

(Pages 449-453) (3.) Marriages, religions of the married, civil state, ages (0-20, 20-25, 25-30, 30-40, 40-60, 73-) of males and females; marriages by which illegitimate children were legitimized; number of such children

(Pages 452-455) (5.) Deaths, male and female, legitimate and illegitimate, under 14; of males and females above 14; total deaths

(Page 456) (1.) Births (legitimate, illegitimate, male and female), immigration of males and females, deaths (male and female) emigration, population, in each year 1833-42

(Page 457) (3.) Ages of the population, 1832

(Pages 458-461) (1.) Houses, household (males, females, unmarried, married, widowers, widows), Protestants, &c., in each province, January 1, 1840 and 1830

(Pages 463-464) (2.) Marriages at quinquennial ages of males and females (1842)

(Pages 465-469) (1.) The population in 1841, according to sex and civil state, in the 86 departments. The movement of the population in each of the 86 departments during the year 1842

(Page 470) (3.) Still-born, male and female

(Pages 471-473) (5.) Deaths (male and female) of persons belonging to the departments, not belonging to the departments, foreigners

(Page 477) (7.) Censuses as above (1.) for 1801, 1806, 1821, 1831, 1836, 1841

(Page 479) (9.) Mean annual number of deaths among males and females at different ages, in the years 1817-31

(Pages 480-481) (1.) The districts, houses, population, marriages, births, and deaths, 1841

(Page 482) (2.) Brief summary of the second census (21 states), 1800

(Page 483) (4.) Brief summary of fourth census (27 states), 1820

(Page 485) (6.) Ages of the white, free-coloured, and slaves (male and female) at the censuses of 1830, 1840

(Pages 488-489) (8.) Ages of the free coloured (male and female) and slaves in, 1830; the ages are 0-10, 10-24, 24-36, 36-55, 55-100 100 and upwards

(Pages 491-500) (10.) (11.) (12.) Similar returns to those of (8.), (9.), (10.), From the sixth census, 1840, (30 states, including Columbia). Numbers, sexes, and ages of the population in the principal towns. Population of 31 of the principal towns distinguishing the free whites, free coloured, and slaves, male and female, and the ages (as in 7, 8)