Area, houses, and population, Leinster, Ireland, 1911

(Page 1) I. Area, houses, and population of the county in 1911

(Page 2) III. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, in each county electoral division; also the general valuation in 1911

(Page 2) V. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, of the municipal boroughs and towns under local government, or of 2000 inhabitants and upwards; also the general valuation in 1911

(Pages 4-22) VII. Area, houses, out-offices and farm steadings, and population, together with the valuation of each poor law union (or superintendent registrar's district), dispensary (or registrar's) district, district electoral division, townland, etc., in 1911

(Page 24) IX. Showing the total number of occupiers (or heads of families) in occupation of less than 5 rooms, in each county district in 1911

(Page 25) XII. Showing the number of the blind, deaf and dumb, dumb not deaf, idiots, lunatics, paupers, the sick and prisoners, in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), in 1911

(Page 25) XIV. Showing the number of marriages, births, and deaths registered in each of the poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), in the ten years from the 1st April, 1901, to 31st March, 1911; the increase or decrease of population in the interval between the censuses of 1901 and 1911, and the excess of registered births over deaths

(Page 26) XV. Ages of persons in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), dispensary (or registrars') districts, and county districts, on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 27) XVII. Ages of persons in the principal towns

(Page 27) XVIII. Numbers and ages of unmarried, married, and widowed persons in each poor law union (or superintendent registrar's district) on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Pages 28-29) XIX. Occupations of males and females, distinguishing those under 20 years of age from those of 20 years and upwards

(Pages 37-42) XXI. Occupations of males and females under 20 years, and 20 years and upwards, in each county district

(Page 45) XXIII. Occupiers of land engaged in other pursuits besides farming

(Pages 46-47) XXIV. Showing the birthplaces of the inhabitants of each county district

(Page 48) XXVI. Showing the ages of persons born in foreign countries who were enumerated in the county in 1911

(Page 51) XXIX. a. Comparative view of the number and per-centage of persons belonging to each religious profession in the county, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1861 to 1911

(Pages 52-56) XXX. Showing, by county districts and district electoral divisions, the population of the county, according to ages, sexes, and degrees of elementary education

(Page 57) XXXII. Showing the population of the principal towns (not being urban county districts) in the county, according to ages, sexes and degrees of elementary education

(Page 65) XXXIV. Showing, by parliamentary divisions, the total population of the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Pages 66-68) XXXVI. Showing for 1911 the number and ages of persons who spoke Irish only, and Irish and English, in each county district and district electoral division

(Page 69) XXXVIII. Showing, for the county, by district electoral divisions, the number of educational establishments primary and superior and also the number, ages, and religious professions of the pupils and students distinguishing resident from non-resident, and showing the nature of education received in attendance thereat, during the week ending 13th May, 1911

(Page 70) XL. Showing, by sexes, the number and proportion per cent. to the population, under each religious profession, of persons receiving instruction in educational establishments in the county, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1881 to 1911

(Page 71) XLI. Emigration from the county during each year, from the 1st of May, 1851, to the 31st of March, 1911

(Page 1) II. Comparative view of houses and population of the county as constituted at each of the ten censuses from 1821 to 1911

(Page 2) IV. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1901 and 1911, of the parliamentary divisions and boroughs, together with the number of electors, in 1911

(Pages 4-5) VI. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, in each county district and district electoral division comprised therein; also the general valuation in 1911

(Page 36) VIII. Showing, by classes, the number of houses having one or more families residing in them, and the number of families which occupy each class of accommodation

(Pages 37-38) X. Showing the number of tenements of one room, and the number of occupants of such tenements, in each county district and district electoral division in 1911

(Page 39) XI. Number of persons in the principal institutions, viz; workhouses, hospitals, public lunatic asylums, prisons, &c., on the night of the 2nd of April, 1911

(Page 40) XIII. Showing the number of vessels, and of persons on board, in harbours, rivers, lakes, creeks, canals, &c., on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 43) XVI. Number of children at each year of age under five, in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts)

(Pages 47-57) XX. Occupations of males and females by ages, religious professions, and education

(Pages 71-74) XXII. Occupations of males and females in towns of 1500 inhabitants and upwards (not being urban county districts)

(Page 78) XXV. Showing the birthplaces of the persons enumerated in the county as constituted at each of the censuses from 1841 to 1911, together with their per-centages to the total population thereof

(Pages 79-80) XXVII. Showing the occupations of persons born in foreign countries who were enumerated in the county in 1911

(Page 81) XXVIII. Showing the number and ages of the blind, deaf and dumb, dumb not deaf, idiots, lunatics, inmates of workhouses, patients in hospitals, etc., and prisoners

(Pages 82-83) XXIX. Religious professions and sexes of the inhabitants, in each parish, in the county

(Page 90) XXXI. Showing, by parliamentary divisions, the population of the county, according to ages, sexes, and degrees of elementary education

(Pages 91-99) XXXIII. Showing, by county districts and district electoral divisions, the total population of the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Page 100) XXXV. Showing the total population of the principal towns (not being urban county districts) in the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of, elementary education; also the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Page 104) XXXVII. Showing, for 1911, as compared with 1901, the number and ages of persons who spoke Irish only, and Irish and English, in each county district

(Page 108) XXXIX. Summary of educational establishments

(Page 1) I. Area, houses, and population of the city (or county borough) in 1911

(Page 2) III. (Part I.) Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1901 and 1911, in each ward or district electoral division in the city; also the general valuation in 1911

(Page 2) IV. Houses and population in 1901 and 1911, of the parliamentary divisions in the city together with the number of electors in 1911

(Page 3) VI. (Not applicable to county boroughs)

(Page 7) VIII. Showing, by classes, the number of houses having one or more families residing in them, and the number of families which occupy each class of accommodation

(Page 8) X. Showing the number of tenements of one room, and the number of occupants of such tenements, in each ward or district electoral division of the city in 1911

(Page 8) XI. Summary of the number of persons in workhouses, hospitals, lunatic asylums, prisons, military barracks, and other principal institutions, etc., on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 11) XII. Showing the number of the blind, deaf and dumb, dumb not deaf, idiots, lunatics, paupers, the sick, and prisoners, in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), in 1911

(Page 11) XIV. Showing the number of marriages, births, and deaths registered in each of the poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), in the ten years from the 1st April, 1901, to 31st March, 1911; the increase or decrease of population in the interval between the censuses of 1901 and 1911, and the excess of registered births over deaths

(Page 12) XV. Ages of persons in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), dispensary (or registrars') districts, on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 13) XVII. (Not applicable to county boroughs)

(Page 13) XVIII. Numbers and ages of unmarried, married, and widowed persons in each poor law union (or superintendent registrar's district) on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Pages 14-15) XIX. Occupations of males and females, distinguishing those under 20 years of age from those of 20 years and upwards

(Page 29) XXI. (Not applicable to county boroughs)

(Page 29) XXIII. Occupiers of land engaged in other pursuits besides farming

(Pages 30-31) XXIV. Showing the birthplaces of the inhabitants of each poor law union

(Page 32) XXVI. Showing the ages of persons born in foreign countries who were enumerated in the city in 1911

(Page 37) XXIX. a. Comparative view of the number and per-centage of persons belonging to each religious profession in the city, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1861 to 1911

(Pages 37-39) XXX. Showing, by poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), and district electoral divisions, the population of the city according to ages, sexes, and degrees of elementary education

(Page 40) XXXII. (Not applicable to county boroughs)

(Page 44) XXXIV. Showing, by parliamentary divisions, the total population of the city, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Page 45) XXXVI. Showing for 1911 the number and ages of persons who spoke Irish only, and Irish and English, in each district electoral division in the city

(Pages 46-49) XXXVIII. Showing, for the city, by district electoral divisions, the number of educational establishments primary and superior and also the number, ages, and religious professions of the pupils and students distinguishing resident from non-resident, and showing the nature of education received in attendance thereat, during the week ending 13th May, 1911

(Page 51) XL. Showing, by sexes, the number and proportion per cent. to the population, under each religious profession, of persons receiving instruction in educational establishments in the city, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1881 to 1911

(Page 51) XLI. Emigration from the county and city of Dublin during each year, from the 1st of May, 1851 to the 31st of March, 1911

(Page 1) II. Comparative view of houses and population of the county as constituted at each of the ten censuses from 1821 to 1911

(Page 2) IV. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1901 and 1911, of the parliamentary divisions and boroughs, together with the number of electors in 1911

(Pages 3-4) VI. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, in each county district and district electoral division comprised therein; also the general valuation in 1911

(Page 42) VIII. Showing, by classes, the number of houses having one or more families residing in them, and the number of families which occupy each class of accommodation

(Pages 43-44) X. Showing the number of tenements of one room, and the number of occupants of such tenements, in each county district and district electoral division in 1911

(Page 44) XI. Number of persons in the principal institutions, viz; workhouses, hospitals, public lunatic asylums, prisons, &c, on the night of the 2nd of April, 1911

(Page 45) XIII. Showing the number of vessels, and of persons on board, in harbours, rivers, lakes, creeks, canals, &c, on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 47) XVI. Number of children at each year of age under five, in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts)

(Pages 51-58) XX. Occupations of males and females by ages, religious professions, and education

(Pages 66-68) XXII. Occupations of males and females in towns of 1500 inhabitants and upwards (not being urban county districts)

(Page 71) XXV. Showing the birthplaces of the persons enumerated in the county as constituted at each of the censuses from 1841 to 1911, together with their per-centages to the total population thereof

(Page 72) XXVII. Showing the occupations of persons born in foreign countries who were enumerated in the county in 1911

(Page 73) XXVIII. Showing the number and ages of the blind, deaf and dumb, dumb not deaf, idiots, lunatics, inmates of workhouses, patients in hospitals, etc., and prisoners

(Pages 74-75) XXIX. Religious professions and sexes of the inhabitants, in each parish, in the county

(Page 84) XXXI. Showing, by parliamentary divisions, the population of the county, according to ages, sexes, and degrees of elementary education

(Pages 85-97) XXXIII. Showing, by county districts and district electoral divisions, the total population in the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Page 97) XXXV. Showing the total population of the principal towns (not being urban county districts) in the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Page 102) XXXVII. Showing, for 1911, as compared with 1901, the number and ages of persons who spoke Irish only, and Irish and English, in each county district

(Page 105) XXXIX. Summary of educational establishments

(Page 1) I. Area, houses, and population of the county in 1911

(Page 2) III. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, in each county electoral division; also the general valuation in 1911

(Page 2) V. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, of the municipal boroughs and towns under local government, or of 2000 inhabitants and upwards; also the general valuation in 1911

(Pages 6-52) VII. Area, houses, out-offices and farm steadings, and population, together with the valuation of each poor law union (or superintendent registrar's district), dispensary (or registrar's) district, district electoral division, townland, etc., in 1911

(Page 53) IX. Showing the total number of occupiers (or heads of families) in occupation of less than 5 rooms, in each county district in 1911

(Page 56) XII. Showing the number of the blind, deaf and dumb, dumb not deaf, idiots, lunatics, paupers, the sick and prisoners, in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), in 1911

(Page 57) XIV. Showing the number of marriages, births, and deaths registered in each of the poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), in the ten years from the 1st April, 1901, to 31st March, 1911; the increase or decrease of population in the interval between the censuses of 1901 and 1911, and the excess of registered births over deaths

(Pages 57-58) XV. Ages of persons in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), dispensary (or registrars') districts, and county districts, on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 59) XVII. Ages of persons in the principal towns

(Pages 59-60) XVIII. Numbers and ages of unmarried, married, and widowed persons in each poor law union (or superintendent registrar's district) on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Pages 61-62) XIX. Occupations of males and females, distinguishing those under 20 years of age from those of 20 years and upwards

(Pages 72-81) XXI. Occupations of males and females under 20 years, and 20 years and upwards, in each county district

(Page 84) XXIII. Occupiers of land engaged in other pursuits besides farming

(Pages 84-85) XXIV. Showing the birthplaces of the inhabitants of each county district

(Page 86) XXV. (Part II.) Showing the birthplaces of the persons enumerated in the city of Kilkenny as constituted at each of the censuses from 1841 to 1911, together with their per-centages to the total population thereof

(Page 87) XXVI. (Part II.). Showing the ages of persons born in foreign countries who were enumerated in the city of Kilkenny in 1911

(Page 89) XXVII. (Part II.). Showing the occupations of persons born in foreign countries who were enumerated in the city of Kilkenny in 1911

(Page 90) XXVIII. Showing the number and ages of the blind, deaf and dumb, dumb not deaf, idiots, lunatics, inmates of workhouses, patients in hospitals, etc., and prisoners

(Pages 91-92) XXIX. (Part I.). Religious professions and sexes of the inhabitants, in each parish, in the county (exclusive of the city)

(Page 93) XXIX. a. Comparative view of the number and per-centage of persons belonging to each religious profession in the county and city, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1861 to 1911

(Pages 94-104) XXX. Showing, by county districts and district electoral divisions, the population of the county, according to ages, sexes, and degrees of elementary education

(Page 105) XXXII. Showing the population of the principal towns (not being urban county districts) in the county, according to ages, sexes, and degrees of elementary education

(Page 121) XXXIV. Showing, by parliamentary divisions, the total population of the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Pages 122-126) XXXVI. Showing for 1911 the number and ages of persons who spoke Irish only, and Irish and English, in each county district and district electoral division

(Pages 128-129) XXXVIII. (Part I.). Showing, for the county (exclusive of the city), by district electoral divisions, the number of educational establishments primary and superior and also the number, ages, and religious professions of the pupils and students distinguishing resident from non-resident, and showing the nature of education received in attendance thereat, during the week ending 13th May, 1911

(Page 131) XXXIX. (Part I.). Summary of educational establishments for the county (exclusive of the city)

(Page 132) XL. (Part I.). Showing, by sexes, the number and proportion per cent. to the population under each religious profession of persons receiving instruction in educational establishments in the county (exclusive of the city), as constituted at each of the censuses from 1881 to 1911

(Page 133) XL. (Part III.). Showing, by sexes, the number and proportion per cent. to the population under each religious profession of persons receiving instruction in educational establishments in the whole county, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1881 to 1911

(Page 133) XLI. Emigration from the county during each year, from the 1st May, 1851, to the 31st of March, 1911

(Page 1) II. Comparative view of houses and population of the county as constituted at each of the ten censuses from 1821 to 1911

(Page 2) IV. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1901 and 1911, of the parliamentary divisions and boroughs, together with the number of electors, in 1911

(Pages 3-4) VI. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, in each county district and district electoral division comprised therein; also the general valuation in 1911

(Page 37) VIII. Showing, by classes, the number of houses having one or more families residing in them, and the number of families which occupy each class of accommodation

(Pages 38-39) X. Showing the number of tenements of one room, and the number of occupants of such tenements, in each county district and district electoral division in 1911

(Page 39) XI. Number of persons in the principal institutions, viz., workhouses, hospitals, public lunatic asylums, prisons, &c., on the night of the 2nd of April, 1911

(Page 40) XIII. Showing the number of vessels, and of persons on board, in harbours, rivers, lakes, creeks, canals, &c, on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 42) XVI. Number of children at each year of age under five, in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts)

(Pages 46-53) XX. Occupations of males and females by ages, religious professions, and education

(Pages 62-64) XXII. Occupations of males and females in towns of 1500 inhabitants and upwards (not being urban county districts)

(Page 67) XXV. Showing the birthplaces of the persons enumerated in the county, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1841 to 1911, together with their per-centages to the total population thereof

(Page 68) XXVII. Showing the occupations of persons born in foreign countries who were enumerated in the county in 1911

(Page 69) XXVIII. Showing the number and ages of the blind, deaf and dumb, dumb not deaf, idiots, lunatics, inmates of workhouses, patients in hospitals, etc., and prisoners

(Page 70) XXIX. Religious professions and sexes of the inhabitants, in each parish, in the county

(Page 80) XXXI. Showing, by parliamentary divisions, the population of the county, according to ages, sexes, and degrees of elementary education

(Pages 81-92) XXXIII. Showing, by county districts and district electoral divisions, the total population in the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Page 93) XXXV. Showing the total population of the principal towns (not being urban county districts) in the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Page 97) XXXVII. Showing, for 1911, as compared with 1901, the number and ages of persons who spoke Irish only, and Irish and English, in each county district

(Page 100) XXXIX. Summary of educational establishments

(Page 1) I. Area, houses, and population of the county in 1911

(Page 2) III. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, in each county electoral division; also the general valuation in 1911

(Page 2) V. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, of the municipal boroughs and towns under local government, or of 2000 inhabitants and upwards; also the general valuation in 1911

(Pages 4-27) VII. Area, houses, out-offices and farm steadings, and population, together with the valuation of each poor law union (or superintendent registrar's district), dispensary (or registrar's) district, district electoral division, townland, etc., in 1911

(Page 28) IX. Showing the total number of occupiers (or heads of families) in occupation of less than 5 rooms, in each county district in 1911

(Page 30) XII. Showing the number of the blind, deaf and dumb, dumb not deaf, idiots, lunatics, paupers, the sick and prisoners, in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), in 1911

(Page 30) XIV. Showing the number of marriages, births, and deaths registered in each of the poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), in the ten years from the 1st April, 1901, to 31st March, 1911; the increase or decrease of population in the interval between the censuses of 1901 and 1911, and the excess of registered births over deaths

(Page 31) XV. Ages of persons in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), dispensary (or registrars') districts, and county districts, on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 32) XVII. Ages of persons in the principal towns

(Page 32) XVIII. Numbers and ages of unmarried, married, and widowed persons in each poor law union (or superintendent registrar's district) on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Pages 33-34) XIX. Occupations of males and females, distinguishing those under 20 years of age from those of 20 years and upwards

(Pages 41-47) XXI. Occupations of males and females under 20 years, and 20 years and upwards, in each county district

(Page 47) XXIII. Occupiers of land engaged in other pursuits besides farming

(Pages 48-49) XXIV. Showing the birthplaces of the inhabitants of each county district

(Page 50) XXVI. Showing the ages of persons born in foreign countries who were enumerated in the county in 1911

(Page 52) XXIX. a. Comparative view of the number and per-centage of persons belonging to each religious profession in the county, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1861 to 1911

(Pages 53-58) XXX. Showing, by county districts and district electoral divisions, the population of the county, according to ages, sexes, and degrees of elementary education

(Page 58) XXXII. Showing the population of the principal towns (not being urban county districts) in the county, according to ages, sexes and degrees of elementary education

(Page 67) XXXIV. Showing, by parliamentary divisions, the total population of the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Pages 68-69) XXXVI. Showing for 1911 the number and ages of persons who spoke Irish only, and Irish and English, in each county district and district electoral division

(Pages 70-71) XXXVIII. Showing, for the county, by district electoral divisions, the number of educational establishments primary and superior and also the number, ages, and religious professions of the pupils and students distinguishing resident from non-resident, and showing the nature of education received in attendance thereat, during the week ending 13th May, 1911

(Page 72) XL. Showing, by sexes, the number and proportion per cent. to the population, under each religious profession, of persons receiving instruction in educational establishments in the county, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1881 to 1911

(Page 73) XLI. Emigration from the county during each year, from the 1st of May, 1851, to the 31st of March, 1911

(Page 1) II. Comparative view of houses and population of the county as constituted at each of the ten censuses from 1821 to 1911

(Page 2) IV. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1901 and 1911, of the parliamentary divisions and boroughs, together with the number of electors, in 1911

(Page 3) VI. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, in each county district and district electoral division comprised therein; also the general valuation in 1911

(Page 23) VIII. Showing, by classes, the number of houses having one or more families residing in them, and the number of families which occupy each class of accommodation

(Page 24) X. Showing the number of tenements of one room, and the number of occupants of such tenements, in each county district and district electoral division in 1911

(Page 25) XI. Number of persons in the principal institutions, viz., workhouses, hospitals, public lunatic asylums, prisons, &c, on the night of the 2nd of April, 1911

(Page 25) XIII. Showing the number of vessels, and of persons on board, in harbours, rivers, lakes, creeks, canals, &c, on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 27) XVI. Number of children at each year of age under five, in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts)

(Pages 30-38) XX. Occupations of males and females by ages, religious professions, and education

(Pages 47-49) XXII. Occupations of males and females in towns of 1500 inhabitants and upwards (not being urban county districts)

(Page 52) XXV. Showing the birthplaces of the persons enumerated in the county as constituted at each of the censuses from 1841 to 1911, together with their per-centages to the total population thereof

(Page 53) XXVII. Showing the occupations of persons born in foreign countries who were enumerated in the county in 1911

(Page 54) XXVIII. Showing the number and ages of the blind, deaf and dumb, dumb not deaf, idiots, lunatics, inmates of workhouses, patients in hospitals, etc., and prisoners

(Page 55) XXIX. Religious professions and sexes of the inhabitants, in each parish, in the county

(Page 61) XXXI. Showing, by parliamentary divisions, the population of the county, according to ages, sexes, and degrees of elementary education

(Pages 62-68) XXXIII. Showing, by county districts and district electoral divisions, the total population in the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Page 68) XXXV. Showing the total population of the principal towns (not being urban county districts) in the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Page 71) XXXVII. Showing, for 1911, as compared with 1901, the number and ages of persons who spoke Irish only, and Irish and English, in each county district

(Page 74) XXXIX. Summary of educational establishments

(Page 1) I. Area, houses, and population of the county in 1911

(Page 2) III. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, in each county electoral division; also the general valuation in 1911

(Page 2) V. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, of the municipal boroughs and towns under local government, or of 2000 inhabitants and upwards; also the general valuation in 1911

(Pages 5-46) VII. Area, houses, out-offices and farm steadings, and population, together with the valuation of each poor law union (or superintendent registrar's district), dispensary (or registrar's) district, district electoral division, townland, etc., in 1911

(Page 47) IX. Showing the total number of occupiers (or heads of families) in occupation of less than 5 rooms, in each county district in 1911

(Page 50) XII. Showing the number of blind, deaf and dumb, dumb not deaf, idiots, lunatics, paupers, the sick and prisoners, in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), in 1911

(Page 50) XIV. Showing the number of marriages, births, and deaths registered in each of the poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), in the ten years from the 1st April, 1901, to 31st March, 1911; the increase or decrease of population in the interval between the censuses of 1901 and 1911, and the excess of registered births over deaths

(Pages 51-52) XV. Ages of persons in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), dispensary (or registrars') districts, and county districts, on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 53) XVII. Ages of persons in the principal towns

(Pages 53-54) XVIII. Numbers and ages of unmarried, married, and widowed persons in each poor law union (or superintendent registrar's district) on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Pages 55-56) XIX. Occupations of males and females, distinguishing those under 20 years of age from those of 20 years and upwards

(Pages 65-74) XXI. Occupations of males and females under 20 years, and 20 years and upwards, in each county district

(Page 74) XXIII. Occupiers of land engaged in other pursuits besides farming

(Pages 75-77) XXIV. Showing the birthplaces of the inhabitants of each county district

(Page 78) XXVI. Showing the ages of persons born in foreign countries who were enumerated in the county in 1911

(Page 83) XXIX. a. Comparative view of the number and per-centage of persons belonging to each religious profession in the county, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1861 to 1911

(Pages 83-91) XXX. Showing, by county districts and district electoral divisions, the population of the county, according to ages, sexes, and degrees of elementary education

(Page 92) XXXII. Showing the population of the principal towns (not being urban county districts) in the county, according to ages, sexes and degrees of elementary education

(Page 106) XXXIV. Showing, by parliamentary divisions, the total population of the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Pages 107-110) XXXVI. Showing for 1911 the number and ages of persons who spoke Irish only, and Irish and English, in each county district and district electoral division

(Pages 112-113) XXXVIII. Showing, for the county, by district electoral divisions, the number of educational establishments primary and superior and also the number, ages, and religious professions of the pupils and students distinguishing resident from non-resident, and showing the nature of education received in attendance thereat, during the week ending 13th May, 1911

(Page 114) XL. Showing, by sexes, the number and proportion per cent. to the population, under each religious profession, of persons receiving instruction in educational establishments in the county, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1881 to 1911

(Page 115) XLI. Emigration from the county during each year, from the 1st of May, 1851, to the 31st of March, 1911

(Page 1) II. Comparative view of houses and population of the county as constituted at each of the ten censuses from 1821 to 1911

(Page 2) IV. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1901 and 1911, of the parliamentary divisions and boroughs, together with the number of electors, in 1911

(Pages 3-4) VI. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, in each county district and district electoral division comprised therein; also the general valuation in 1911

(Page 38) VIII. Showing, by classes, the number of houses having one or more families residing in them, and the number of families which occupy each class of accommodation

(Pages 39-40) X. Showing the number of tenements of one room, and the number of occupants of such tenements, in each county district and district electoral division in 1911

(Page 40) XI. Number of persons in the principal institutions, viz., workhouses, hospitals, public lunatic asylums, prisons, &c., on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 41) XIII. Showing the number of vessels, and of persons on board, in harbours, rivers, lakes, creeks, canals, &c, on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 43) XVI. Number of children at each year of age under five, in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts)

(Pages 47-54) XX. Occupations of males and females by ages, religious professions, and education

(Pages 62-65) XXII. Occupations of males and females in towns of 1500 inhabitants and upwards (not being urban county districts)

(Page 68) XXV. Showing the birthplaces of the persons enumerated in the county as constituted at each of the censuses from 1841 to 1911, together with their per-centages to the total population thereof

(Page 69) XXVII. Showing the occupations of persons born in foreign countries who were enumerated in the county in 1911

(Page 70) XXVIII. Showing the number and ages, of the blind, deaf and dumb, dumb not deaf, idiots, lunatics, inmates of workhouses, patients in hospitals, etc., and prisoners

(Page 71) XXIX. Religious professions and sexes of the inhabitants, in each parish, in the county

(Page 82) XXXI. Showing by parliamentary divisions, the population of the county, according to ages, sexes, and degrees of elementary education

(Pages 83-96) XXXIII. Showing, by county districts and district electoral divisions, the total population in the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population, nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Page 97) XXXV. Showing the total population of the principal towns (not being urban county districts) in the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Page 101) XXXVII. Showing, for 1911, as compared with 1901, the number and ages of persons who spoke Irish only, and Irish and English, in each county district

(Page 104) XXXIX. Summary of educational establishments

(Page 1) I. Area, houses, and population of the county in 1911

(Page 2) III. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, in each county electoral division; also the general valuation in 1911

(Page 2) V. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, of the municipal boroughs and towns under local government, or of 2000 inhabitants and upwards; also the general valuation in 1911

(Pages 6-44) VII. Area, houses, out-offices and farm steadings, and population, together with the valuation of each poor law union (or superintendent registrar's district), dispensary (or registrar's) district, district electoral division, townland, etc., in 1911

(Page 45) IX. Showing the total number of occupiers (or heads of families) in occupation of less than 5 rooms, in each county district in 1911

(Page 48) XII. Showing the number of blind, deaf and dumb, dumb not deaf, idiots, lunatics, paupers, the sick and prisoners, in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), in 1911

(Page 48) XIV. Showing the number of marriages, births, and deaths registered in each of the poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), in the ten years from the 1st April, 1901, to 31st March, 1911; the increase or decrease of population in the interval between the censuses of 1901 and 1911, and the excess of registered births over deaths

(Pages 49-50) XV. Ages of persons in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), dispensary (or registrars') districts, and county districts, on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 50) XVII. Ages of persons in the principal towns

(Page 51) XVIII. Numbers and ages of unmarried, married, and widowed persons in each poor law union (or superintendent registrar's district) on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Pages 52-53) XIX. Occupations of males and females, distinguishing those under 20 years of age from those of 20 years and upwards

(Pages 62-69) XXI. Occupations of males and females under 20 years, and 20 years and upwards, in each county district

(Page 73) XXIII. Occupiers of land engaged in other pursuits besides farming

(Pages 73-74) XXIV. Showing the birthplaces of the inhabitants of each county district

(Page 75) XXVI. Showing the ages of persons born in foreign countries who were enumerated in the county in 1911

(Page 79) XXIX. a. Comparative view of the number and per-centage of persons belonging to each religious profession in the county, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1861 to 1911

(Pages 79-88) XXX. Showing, by county districts and district electoral divisions, the population of the county, according to ages, sexes, and degrees of elementary education

(Page 89) XXXII. Showing the population of the principal towns (not being urban county districts) in the county, according to ages, sexes and degrees of elementary education

(Page 105) XXXIV. Showing, by parliamentary divisions, the total population of the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Pages 106-110) XXXVI. Showing for 1911 the number and ages of persons who spoke Irish only, and Irish and English, in each county district and district electoral division

(Pages 111-112) XXXVIII. Showing, for the county, by district electoral divisions, the number of educational establishments primary and superior and also the number, ages, and religious professions of the pupils and students distinguishing resident from non-resident, and showing the nature of education received in attendance thereat, during the week ending 13th May, 1911

(Page 113) XL. Showing, by sexes, the number and proportion per cent. to the population, under each religious profession, of persons receiving instruction in educational establishments in the county, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1881 to 1911

(Page 114) XLI. Emigration from the county during each year, from the 1st of May, 1851, to the 31st of March, 1911

(Page 1) II. Comparative view of houses and population of the county as constituted at each of the ten censuses from 1821 to 1911

(Page 2) IV. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1901 and 1911, of the parliamentary divisions and boroughs, together with the number of electors, in 1911

(Pages 3-5) VI. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, in each county district and district electoral division comprised therein; also the general valuation in 1911

(Page 67) VIII. Showing, by classes, the number of houses having one or more families residing in them, and the number of families which occupy each class of accommodation

(Pages 68-69) X. Showing the number of tenements of one room, and the number of occupants of such tenements, in each county district and district electoral division in 1911

(Page 70) XI. Number of persons in the principal institutions, viz., workhouses, hospitals, public lunatic asylums, prisons, &c, on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 70) XIII. Showing the number of vessels, and of persons on board, in harbours, rivers, lakes, creeks, canals, &c, on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 72) XVI. Number of children at each year of age under five, in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts)

(Pages 76-84) XX. Occupations of males and females by ages, religious professions, and education

(Pages 93-95) XXII. Occupations of males and females in towns of 1500 inhabitants and upwards (not being urban county districts)

(Page 98) XXV. Showing the birthplaces of the persons enumerated in the county as constituted at each of the censuses from 1841 to 1911, together with their per-centages to the total population thereof

(Page 99) XXVII. Showing the occupations of persons born in foreign countries who were enumerated in the county in 1911

(Page 100) XXVIII. Showing the number and ages of the blind, deaf and dumb, dumb not deaf, idiots, lunatics, inmates of workhouses, patients in hospitals, etc., and prisoners

(Pages 101-102) XXIX. Religious professions and sexes of the inhabitants, in each parish in the county

(Page 114) XXXI. Showing, by parliamentary divisions, the population of the county, according to ages, sexes, and degrees of elementary education

(Pages 115-131) XXXIII. Showing, by county districts and district electoral divisions, the total population of the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Page 132) XXXV. Showing the total population of the principal towns (not being urban county districts) in the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent of these who were illiterate

(Page 138) XXXVII. Showing for 1911, as compared with 1901, the number and ages of persons who spoke Irish only, and Irish and English, in each county district

(Page 142) XXXIX. Summary of educational establishments

(Page 1) I. Area, houses, and population of the county in 1911

(Page 2) III. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, in each county electoral division; also the general valuation in 1911

(Page 2) V. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, of the municipal boroughs and towns under local government, or of 2000 inhabitants and upwards; also the general valuation in 1911

(Pages 5-39) VII. Area, houses, out-offices and farm steadings, and population, together with the valuation of each poor law union (or superintendent registrar's district), dispensary (or registrar's) district, district electoral division, townland, etc., in 1911

(Page 41) IX. Showing the total number of occupiers (or heads of families) in occupation of less than 5 rooms, in each county district in 1911

(Page 43) XII. Showing the number of the blind, deaf and dumb, dumb not deaf, idiots, lunatics, paupers, the sick and prisoners, in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), in 1911

(Page 44) XIV. Showing the number of marriages, births, and deaths registered in each of the poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), in the ten years from the 1st April, 1901, to 31st March, 1911; the increase or decrease of population in the interval between the censuses of 1901 and 1911, and the excess of registered births over deaths

(Pages 44-45) XV. Ages of persons in poor law unions (or superintendent registrars' districts), dispensary (or registrars') districts, and county districts, on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 46) XVII. Ages of persons in the principal towns

(Page 46) XVIII. Numbers and ages of unmarried, married, and widowed persons, in each poor law union (or superintendent registrars' districts), on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Pages 47-48) XIX. Occupations of males and females, distinguishing those under 20 years of age from those of 20 years and upwards

(Pages 57-66) XXI. Occupations of males and females under 20 years, and 20 years and upwards, in each county district

(Page 67) XXIII. Occupiers of land engaged in other pursuits besides farming

(Pages 68-70) XXIV. Showing the birthplaces of the inhabitants of each county district

(Page 71) XXVI. Showing the ages of persons born in foreign countries who were enumerated in the county in 1911

(Page 75) XXIX. a. Comparative view of the number and per-centage of persons belonging to each religious profession in the county, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1861 to 1911

(Pages 75-82) XXX. Showing, by county districts and district electoral divisions, the population of the county, according to ages, sexes, and degrees of elementary education

(Page 83) XXXII. Showing the population of the principal towns (not being urban county districts) in the county, according to ages, sexes, and degrees of elementary education

(Page 95) XXXIV. Showing, by parliamentary divisions, the total population of the county, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population, nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Pages 96-99) XXXVI. Showing for 1911 the number and ages of persons who spoke Irish only, and Irish and English in each county district and district electoral division

(Pages 100-101) XXXVIII. Showing, for the county, by district electoral divisions, the number of educational establishments primary and superior and also the number, ages, and religious professions of the pupils and students distinguishing resident from non-resident, and showing the nature of education received in attendance thereat, during the week ending 13th May, 1911

(Page 102) XL. Showing, by sexes, the number and proportion per cent. to the population under each religious profession, of persons receiving instruction in educational establishments in the county, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1881 to 1911

(Page 103) XLI. Emigration from the county during each year, from the 1st of May, 1851, to the 31st of March, 1911

(Page 1) I. Area, houses, and population of the province in 1911

(Page 1) III. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1891, 1901, and 1911, in each county and county borough; also the general valuation in 1911

(Pages 2-3) V. Area in 1911, and houses and population in 1901 and 1911, of the principal towns; also the general valuation in 1911

(Page 4) VIII. Showing, by classes, the number of houses having one or more families residing in them, and the number of families which occupy each class of accommodation

(Page 5) X. Showing the total number of tenements of one room, and the number of occupants of such tenements, in each county and county borough in 1911

(Page 5) XI. Number of persons in the principal institutions, viz., workhouses, hospitals, public lunatic asylums, prisons, &c, on the night of the 2nd of April, 1911

(Page 6) XIII. Showing the number of vessels, and of persons on board, in harbours, rivers, lakes, creeks, canals, &c, in each county on the night of the 2nd April, 1911

(Page 8) XVI. Number of children at each year of age under five, by counties

(Page 8) XVIII. Numbers and ages of unmarried, married, and widowed persons

(Pages 9-10) XIX. Occupations of males and females, distinguishing those under 20 years of age from those of 20 years and upwards

(Page 25) XXIII. Occupiers of land engaged in other pursuits besides farming

(Pages 25-26) XXIV. Showing, by counties and county boroughs, the birthplaces of the inhabitants of the province

(Page 27) XXVI. Showing the ages of persons born in foreign countries who were enumerated in the province in 1911

(Page 33) XXIX. a. Comparative view of the number and per-centage of persons belonging to each religious profession in the province, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1861 to 1911

(Pages 33-34) XXX. Showing, by counties and county boroughs, the population, according to ages, sexes, and degrees of elementary education

(Pages 38-39) XXXIII. Showing, by counties and county boroughs, the total population of the province, according to religious professions, sexes, and degrees of elementary education; also the population nine years of age and upwards, and the number and proportion per cent. of these who were illiterate

(Page 43) XXXV. Showing the total population of the principal towns, according to religious professions and sexes

(Pages 45-48) XXXVIII. Showing, by counties and county boroughs, the number of educational establishments primary and superior and also the number, ages, and religious professions of the pupils and students distinguishing resident from non-resident, and showing the nature of education received in attendance thereat, during the week ending 13th May, 1911

(Page 50) XL. Showing, by sexes, the number and proportion per cent. to the population, under each religious profession, of persons receiving instruction in educational establishments in the province, as constituted at each of the censuses from 1881 to 1911

(Page 50) XLI. Emigration from the province during each year, from the 1st of May, 1851, to the 31st of March, 1911