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Seventy-seventh annual report of the registrar-general

Table of Contents

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(Pages i-vi) Title page & contents
(49 pages)Contract subtree Report
(Pages vii-viii)Expand subtree Introductory remarks
(Pages ix-lv)Expand subtree Review by Dr. Stevenson of the vital statistics of the year
(Pages lvi-lxi) Meteorology of the year 1914
(109 pages)Contract subtree Tables
(Pages 2-3) 1. United Kingdom: Population of its several portions estimated to the middle of each of the years 1865-1914
(Pages 4-5) 2. Estimated population of England and Wales and main divisions in the middle of the year 1914, by sexes at ages
(Pages 5-12) 3. Estimated population of aggregate urban and rural areas in administrative counties in the middle of the year 1914, by sexes at ages
(Pages 13-18) 4. Estimated population of county boroughs in the middle of the year 1914, by sexes at ages
(Page 19) 5. Marriages, births, and deaths, 1865-1914
(Page 20) 6. Annual marriage-, birth-, and death-rates and infant mortality, 1838-1914
(Page 21) 7. Annual marriage-, birth-, and crude death-rates in each quarter in groups of years, 1838-1914, and in each year, 1905-1914
(Page 21) 8. Churches and chapels of the Established Church and registered buildings in which marriages could be legally solemnized, 31st December, 1914
(Page 22) 9. England and Wales and London, in 1000 marriages, 1865-1914 manner of solemnization
(Page 23) 10. First marriages, re-marriages, marriages of minors and signatures by mark
(Page 24) 11. Registration counties, in 1000 marriages, manner of solemnization, 1914
(Page 25) 12. Proportions of first marriages, re-marriages, 1914; marriages of minors, signatures by mark, and marriage-rates, 1904-13 and 1914
(Page 26) 13. Annual death-rates at twelve groups of ages, general death-rate standardized for sex-and age-constitution of population, and infant mortality, 1838-1914 males
(Page 27) 14. Annual death-rates at twelve groups of ages, general death-rate standardized for sex-and age-constitution of population, and infant mortality, 1838-1914, females
(Page 28) 15. Annual death-rates at twelve groups of ages, general death-rate standardized for sex-and age-constitution of population, and infant mortality, 1838-1914, persons
(Page 29) 16. Mortality by sex, age, and locality, 1914
(Pages 30-31) 17. Administrative counties crude death-rate at all ages, death-rates at ages, including infant mortality, together with crude death-rate at all ages in urban and rural aggregates, 1914 males and females
(Pages 32-34) 18. County boroughs crude death-rate at all ages, death-rates at ages, including infant mortality, 1914 males and females
(Pages 35-44) 19. Deaths from various causes at all ages, 1900-1914 males, females, and persons (list of causes as in use prior to 1911)
(Pages 45-54) 20. Crude annual death-rates from various causes at all ages to a million living, 1900-1914 males, females, and persons (list of causes as in use prior to 1911)
(Pages 55-59) 21. Crude death-rates at all ages from various causes, 1914 males, females and persons (international list of causes)
(Page 60) 22. Annual death-rates from the principal epidemic diseases, 1838-1914
(Pages 61-64) 23. Administrative counties and county boroughs: Mortality from the principal epidemic diseases and from certain other causes, 1913 and 1914
(Pages 65-67) 24. Mortality from several causes, by sex and age, 1914 all areas
(Page 67) 25. Mortality from several causes, by sex and age, 1914 London
(Pages 68-70) 26. Mortality from several causes, by sex and age, 1914 county boroughs
(Pages 70-72) 27. Mortality from several causes, by sex and age, 1914 other urban districts
(Pages 72-74) 28. Mortality from several causes, by sex and age, 1914 rural districts
(Pages 75-76) 29. Infant mortality by sex, age, cause, and legitimacy 1914
(Pages 77-81) 30. Infant mortality by age, cause, and legitimacy, 1914 classes of administrative areas
(Page 82) 31. Names on registers, searches, and fees received at the general register office, 1865-1914
(Page 83) 32. Islands in the British Seas. Area and population; and births and deaths, 1890-1914
(Page 83) 33. Balance inward or outward on passenger movement into and out of the United Kingdom, 1895-1914
(Page 84) 34. Army strength and mortality, 1874-1913
(Page 84) 35. Royal navy mortality in the service afloat, 1874-1913
(Page 85) 36. Merchant service, number and mortality of masters and seamen employed in sea-going vessels (excluding fishing vessels and yachts) registered in the United Kingdom and the Isle of Man, 1894-95 to 1913-1914
(Pages 86-87) 37. Meteorological elements, Greenwich, 1865-1914
(Pages 88-89) 38. Meteorological elements, quarterly, 1914
(Pages 90-91) 39. Meteorological table for London, 1914
(Pages 92-95) 40. Meteorological elements at several stations, 1914
(Page 96) 41. Sex-and age-constitution of populations of several countries
(Pages 97-108) 42. International vital statistics
(473 pages)Contract subtree Abstracts
(Pages 110-137)Expand subtree Marriages
(Pages 138-170) Estimated population, births (legitimate and illegitimate), birth-rate, deaths, death-rate (crude and standardized), standardizing factor, infant mortality and natural increase in each administrative area
(Page 171) Enumerated population (adjusted for institutions) and calculated deaths used in calculating standardizing factors corrected for changes in boundary to 31st December, 1914
(Pages 172-582)Expand subtree Deaths