Sixty-first annual report of the registrar-general

(Pages vi-xiv) Marriages. Marriage-rate; marriage rate and commercial activity; forms of marriage; first marriages and re-marriages; ages at marriage; signature in marriage register; buildings registered for the solemnization of marriages; certified places of worship

(Pages xv-l) Deaths. General death-rate; county death-rates; sex; ages; infantile mortality; urban and rural mortality; registered causes of death; changes of classification; zymotic, or specific febrile diseases, including small-pox, measles scarlet fever, enteric fever, diphtheria, diphtheria and croup, and whooping-cough; epidemic influenza; diarrhoeal diseases; hydrophobia; puerperal fever; parasitic diseases; dietetic diseases; constitutional diseases, including cancer, tubercular diseases and diabetes; developmental diseases; local diseases; deaths from violence; deaths from ill-defined and not specified causes; certification of causes of death, including deaths referred to coroners, inquests, and uncertified causes of death

(Pages l-li) Progress of registration. Aggregate number of names on the registers; number of searches in the registers and of certificates granted at the central office; fees received

(Page lii) Births and deaths of British subjects at sea. Marine register book; mortality of mercantile marine; deaths among passengers

(Pages liv-lvii) Meteorology; remarks by James Glaisher, Esq., F. R. S

(Pages 75-118) Death in workhouses, hospitals, lunatic and idiot asylums

(Pages 131-238) Causes of death at different periods of life in England and Wales and in London. Causes of death in registration counties. Deaths from several causes in registration divisions, counties, and districts. Violent deaths

(Pages 285-292) Changes in the constitution of registration districts and sub-districts