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General report, England and Wales. 1871

Table of Contents

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(Pages i-vi) Title and contents
(Pages vii-ix) Introduction
(62 pages)Expand subtree England and Wales
(Pages lxxi-lxxiii) Territorial subdivisions of the United Kingdom
(Pages lxxii-lxxiii) The United Kingdom
(Pages lxxiii-lxxvi) Islands in the British Seas
(Pages lxxvi-lxxx) Colonies and dependencies
(Pages lxxxi-lxxxii) The British Empire
(Page lxxxiii) Conclusion
(Pages lxxxv-c) Content of appendix
(164 pages)Contract subtree Appendix A
(Pages 1-7)Expand subtree United Kingdom
(Pages 8-11)Expand subtree England and Wales
(Pages 12-22)Expand subtree Population of counties
(Pages 23-25)Expand subtree Houses
(Pages 26-45)Expand subtree Towns
(Pages 46-58)Expand subtree Ages
(Page 58)Expand subtree Emigration and immigration
(Pages 59-60)Expand subtree Ages in counties
(Pages 61-69)Expand subtree Conjugal condition
(Pages 70-80)Expand subtree Birthplaces
(Pages 81-122)Expand subtree Occupations
(Pages 123-131)Expand subtree Farmers
(Pages 132-134)Expand subtree The army
(Pages 135-137)Expand subtree The navy and marines
(Pages 138-141)Expand subtree The merchant service
(Page 142)Expand subtree Army, navy, marines, and merchant service abroad
(Pages 143-150)Expand subtree The blind, deaf-and-dumb, idiots or imbeciles, lunatics, &c
(Pages 151-160)Contract subtree Islands in the British Seas
(Page 151) Table 169. Average number of persons to a family, persons to a house, and families to a house in 1871
(Page 151) Table 170. Increase of houses in the interval between the censuses of 1861 and 1871, and average number of inhabited houses to 100 persons in 1861 and 1871
(Page 151) Table 171. Proportional numbers of males and females living at different periods of age in 1871
(Page 151) Table 172. Proportional number of females to 100 males at different periods of age in 1871
(Page 151) Table 173 proportion of each sex who are single, married, and widowed, to 100 men and 100 women of the age of 20 years and upwards in 1871
(Page 152) Table 174. Proportion of unmarried, married, and widowed persons of each sex, to 1, 000 males and 1, 000 females of all conditions living at 14 periods of age in 1871
(Page 152) Table 175. Blind, and blind from birth in 1871
(Page 152) Table 176. Blind from birth in 1871
(Page 152) Table 177. Deaf-and-dumb in 1871
(Pages 153-156) Table 178. Occupations of the people arranged in alphabetical order
(Pages 157-159) Table 179 occupations of males under 20, and 20 years and upwards in the Islands collectively and separately
(Pages 159-160) Table 180 occupations of females under 20, and 20 years and upwards in the Islands collectively and separately
(Page 161)Expand subtree Islands around the English Coast
(Pages 162-164)Expand subtree British colonies and possessions
(10 pages)Expand subtree Appendix b
(54 pages)Expand subtree Appendix c
(123 pages)Expand subtree Appendix d. Tables relating to the British colonies and possessions