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General report, Ireland, 1881

Table of Contents

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(Pages i-xv) Title page & contents
(80 pages)Contract subtree General report
(Pages 1-3)Expand subtree Introduction
(Pages 3-15)Expand subtree I. Area, houses, and population
(Pages 15-16)Expand subtree II. Ages of the people
(Pages 17-19)Expand subtree III. Civil or conjugal condition of the people
(Pages 19-25)Expand subtree IV. Occupations of tie people
(Pages 25-26)Expand subtree V. Birthplaces of the people
(Pages 26-27)Expand subtree VI. Foreigners
(Pages 27-49)Expand subtree VII. The sick and infirm
(Pages 50-53)Expand subtree VIII. Public institutions
(Pages 53-61)Expand subtree IX. Religious profession of the people
(Pages 61-73)Contract subtree X. Religious profession and education of the people
(Page 61) Decline of illiteracy
(Page 61) Per-centage of illiterate persons at several census periods
(Pages 61-62) Illiterate in each province
(Page 62) Proportion who could "read only"
(Page 62) Proportion who could read and write
(Page 62) Illiterate persons in the counties and cities
(Page 62) Proportion of persons who could "read only" in the counties and cities
(Page 62) Proportion of persons who could read and write in the counties and cities
(Pages 62-63) Per-centage of illiterate in each religious body
(Page 63) Decline of illiteracy in each church or denomination
(Page 63) Illiterate persons in each religious body in 1881
(Page 63) Proportion of persons who could "read only" in each religious body in 1881
(Pages 63-64) Proportion of persons who could read and write in each religious body in 1881
(Page 64) Advance of education since 1861
(Page 64) Advance of primary instruction religious professions
(Pages 64-65) superior instruction
(Page 65) Instruction generally
(Page 65) Educational establishments
(Page 65) Establishments affording primary instruction in 1861, 1871, and 1881
(Page 65) Establishments affording superior instruction in 1861, 1871, and 1881
(Pages 65-66)Expand subtree Distribution of primary schools
(Pages 66-67)Expand subtree Distribution of establishments affording superior instruction
(Pages 67-68) Colleges attendance at
(Page 68) Students in each faculty
(Pages 68-69)Expand subtree Intermediate schools
(Page 69) Training schools
(Page 69) Primary schools giving higher instruction ranked as "superior"
(Page 69) Educational establishments classified according to the subjects taught therein
(Pages 69-71) Number of persons learning Latin, Greek, &c
(Page 71) Curriculum in ecclesiastical colleges
(Page 71) Number of persons learning Celtic
(Pages 71-72) Attendances at school year ended 31st March, 1861, 1871, and 1881
(Pages 72-73) Ages of pupils
(Page 73) Proportion of population aged 5 and under 16 years attending school
(Page 73) Condition of children aged 5 and under 15 years with regard to elementary education in 1861, 1871, and 1881
(Page 73) School attendance, fortnight ended 14th May, 1881
(Pages 73-74)Expand subtree XI. Irish speaking population
(Pages 74-76)Expand subtree XII. Emigration
(Pages 76-77)Expand subtree XIII. Miscellaneous tables
(Page 77)Expand subtree XIV Maps and diagrams
(Pages 77-79)Expand subtree Conclusion
(32 pages)Expand subtree Maps and diagrams
(286 pages)Expand subtree General report tables
(42 pages)Expand subtree Appendix