1. Plan of publication-description of the fourteen divisions of the country adopted for convenience of statistical investigation, and for separate publication

(Pages xxii-xxv)

2. Persons absent from Great Britain, and from their usual places of abode

(Pages xxv-xxxiv)

3. Number of the people

(Pages xxxiv-xliv)

4. Families and houses

(Pages xlv-xlvi, 2 foldouts, Pages xlvii-xlviii)

5. Towns

(1 foldout, Pages xlix-l, Page 1)

6. Density and proximty of the population

(Pages 51-78, Page 1, Pages lxxix-lxxxi)

7. Territorial subdivisions

(Pages lxxxii-lxxxiv)

8. Some of the general results of the inquiry

(79 pages)

Appendix to report:-

(Page clxiv) Errata

(57 pages)

Summary tables

(48 pages)

Division i. London comprising the districts or poor law unions, sub-districts, parishes and places, included within the limits of the Metropolis, as defined in the present London weekly tables of mortality being parts of the counties of Middlesex, Surrey, and Kent

(105 pages)

Division ii. South Eastern division. Comprising Surrey, Kent, Sussex, Hampshire and Berkshire

(96 pages)

Division iii. South Midland division comprising Middlesex (except the Metropolitan portion) Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Northamptonshire, Huntingdonshire, Bedfordshire

(83 pages)

Division iv. Comprising Essex, Norfolk, and Suffolk

(115 pages)

Division v. South Western division. Comprising Wiltshire, Cornwall, Dorsetshire, and Devonshire, Somersetshire

(133 pages)

Division vi. West Midland division. Comprising Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Worcestershire, and Warwickshire

Population tables I, Vol. I. England and Wales. Divisions I-VII, 1851

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