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Sixth annual report of the registrar-general (Registrar-general's edition)

(Pages i-xii) Title page & contents

(28 pages)

Report of the registrar-general

(Pages xiii-xvii) Appointment of inspectors their instructions and duties

(Pages xvii-xviii) Account of the non-parochial registrars, and the conditions upon which they are accessible to the public

(Pages xviii-xxvii)

Marriages

(Pages xxvii-xxxviii)

Births

(Pages xxxviii-xl)

Deaths

(24 pages)

Tables

(Page xli) Deaths to 100000 persons living in 1838-42

(Page xlii) Deaths at different ages in 1841-42, and the population of England at decennial ages in 1821 and 1841

(Page xliii) Mortality per cent. at different ages in England

(Pages xliv-xlv) Proportion per cent. of persons who signed the marriage register with marks, of persons married under 21 years of age, remarriages of widowers and widows, 1842

(Pages xlvi-xlvii) Proportion of persons married, children born alive, and deaths to the male and female population in 1838-42. 11 Divisions

(Pages xlviii-xlix) Proportion of marriages, births, & deaths for four & five years counties

(Pages l-liii) Proportion of marriages to 100 males and to 100 females living in each of the years 1838-42, and in each of the several counties

(Pages liv-lix) Proportion per cent. of illegitimate children to the births in 1842

(Pages lx-lxi) Proportion of females married in 1842 to 100000 living, illegitimate births to 100000 females living, and illegitimate births to 100 births in each of the several counties of England

(Pages lxii-lxiii) Proportion of illegitimate children in 1843 to every 1000 of the total number of paupers relieved in 1843

(Page lxiv) Proportion per cent. of persons married under 21 years of age in the year 1842 proportion per cent. of persons married in the year 1842, who signed the marriage register with marks divisions, counties

(266 pages)

England

(Pages 1-3) Abstract of marriages in each of the years and the four quarters of the years 1839-42 in the several counties

(Pages 4-19) Abstract of marriages, 1842, in divisions, counties, and districts

(Pages 20-21) Abstract of births in each of the years and four quarters of 1839-42, in the several divisions and counties

(Pages 22-37) Abstract of births, 1842, in the 324 statistical districts

(Pages 38-39) Abstract of illegitimate births registered in the several counties in each of the four quarters of 1842

(Page 40) Abstract of showing the proportion per cent. of illegitimate to the total births in the several counties, 1842

(Pages 41-47) Abstract of illegitimate births, 1842, in the 324 statistical districts

(Pages 48-49) Abstract of deaths in each of the five years and also in quarters of 1838-42

(Pages 50-65) Abstract of deaths, 1842, in the several divisions, counties, and districts

(Pages 66-93)

Abstract of ages at death, 1842, in the divisions, counties, and districts

(Pages 94-95) Abstract of causes of death in the 11 divisions

(Pages 96-99) Abstract of causes of death in the 11 divisions, distinguishing males and females

(Pages 100-111) Abstract of causes of death in the several counties, distinguishing males and females

(Pages 112-153)

Abstract of deaths from different causes in statistical districts, in the year 1842, males

(Pages 154-195)

Abstract of deaths from different causes in statistical districts, in the year 1842, females

(Pages 196-209) Abstract of deaths from small pox, measles, scarlatina and typhus in the several divisions, counties, and districts of England, in each of the four quarters of the year 1842

(Pages 210-231)

Abstract of violent deaths in the 11 divisions of England, in the year 1840 (exclusive of ascertained suicides) at four periods of life, distinguishing males and females, and classed according to profession or occupation

(Pages 232-237) Abstract of deaths by violence (exclusive of suicides) showing the occupation and age, as registered during the year 1840, distinguishing males and females, in England and in each of the 11 divisions

(Pages 238-240) Abstract of showing the number of males and females registered as pound drowned, in 1840, in each of the 11 divisions

(Pages 241-251) Abstract of suicides in 1840 (showing the station or occupation) of males aged 20 and upwards, and the way in which death was caused, in each of the 11 divisions

(Pages 252-253) Abstract of ascertained suicides in the year 1840

(Pages 254-255) Abstract of rank or profession of males, who committed suicide in the year 1840, and the way in which death was caused

(Pages 256-257) Abstract of showing the station and occupation of 283 females who committed suicide during the year 1840, and the way in which death was caused

(Pages 258-259) Abstract of violent deaths and suicides among men aged 20 years and upwards, of various occupations, showing the proportion to 1000000 living, England

(Pages 260-262) Abstract of annual number of deaths by violence to 1000000 living at the several ages specified, and at all ages

(Pages 263-264) Abstract of murders registered during the three years 1838-40

(Pages 264-266) Abstract of showing the occupation and age of 65 persons returned as murdered (by coroners' juries) in 1840

(234 pages)

Appendix. Foreign returns of population, marriages, births, and deaths. Page 175

I. Sweden

II. Norway

III. Denmark

IV. Russia

V. Austria

VI. Prussia

VII. Saxony

VIII. Hanover

IX. Frankfort

X. Bavaria

XI. Wurtemberg

XII. Netherlands

XIII. Belgium

XIV. France

XV. Portugal

XVI. United States of America

(166 pages)

Appendix, part II

(Pages 501-503) (1.) Letter to the registrar-general, by William Farr, Esq

(Pages 504-505) (2.) Public health, 1842

(Pages 506-509) (3.) Deaths by different causes in the five years, 1838-42

(Pages 510-514) (4.) Notes, 1842, showing the various modifications of disease as classed in the abstracts

(Pages 515-516) (5.) Intemperance and starvation

(Pages 517-519) (6.) Summary of results deduced from the English life table

(Pages 520-523) (7.) Summary of results deduced from the English life table

(Pages 524-526) (8.) On the properties and applications of the new life table, and an account of some improvements in its form

(Pages 526-530) (9.) Explanation of tables 15, 16, and 17

(Pages 530-535) (10.) Problems solved by the life tables (with examples)

(Pages 535-542) (11.) Problems solved by the life tables (with examples) in which "a year of life" is introduced as the unit

(Pages 542-544) (12.) The unit of the columns in the life table may be made to denote £1

(Pages 544-552) (13.) Explanation of the column y, added to the life table

(Pages 552-559) (14.) The numbers in the life table express in the form of fractions the chances of living or dying during any specified period

(Pages 560-561) (15.) English life table, persons

(Pages 562-563) (16.) English life table, males

(Pages 564-565) (17.) English life table, females

(Pages 566-567) (16a.) Logarithms of d, q, y

(Pages 568-569) (17a.) Logarithms of d, q, y

(Pages 570-577) (18.) The "annual mortality" and the "mean age at death. "

(Pages 577-583) (19.) English joint life table. Note b., on the equitable society, see (13)

(Pages 584-585) (20.) English joint life table, pairs of males and females of equal ages

(Page 586) (21.) English joint life table of logarithms of pairs of males and females of equal ages

(Pages 587-588) (22.) English joint life table of pairs of males and females, the females being 5 and 10 years younger than the male

(Page 589) (23.) English joint life table, pairs of males and females, the female being 20 years younger than the male

(Page 590) (24.) Expectation of two joint lives, a male and a female

(Pages 591-596) (25.) Life insurance application of national life tables to the general purposes of life insurance formula

(Page 597) (26.) Decrements of the English life table, no. 1

(Page 598) (27.) English life table, no. 1

(Page 599) (28.) Logarithms of the decrements of the English life table

(Page 600) (29.) Logarithms of the English life table, no. 1. males

(Page 601) (30.) Logarithms of the English life table, no. 1. females

(Pages 602-603) (31.) Logarithms, to 10 figures, of the present value of £1, due at the end of every year from 1 to 109

(Pages 604-605) (32.) Table deduced from the first English life table, for determining the value of annuities, insurances, &c., on the lives of males interest of money 3 per cent

(Pages 606-607) (33.) Logarithms of columns d, n, m, in the table 32

(Pages 608-609) (34.) Table deduced from the first English life table, for determining the value of annuities) insurances, &c., on the lives of males. Interest of money 4 per cent

(Pages 610-611) (35.) Logarithms of columns d, n, m, in the table 34

(Pages 612-613) (36.) Table deduced from the first English life table, for determining the value of annuities, insurance, &c., on the lives of females. Interest of money 3 per cent

(Pages 614-615) (37.) Logarithms of columns d, n, m, in the table 36

(Pages 616-617) (38.) Table deduced from the first English life table, for determining the value of annuities, insurances, &c., on the lives of females. Interest of money 4 per cent

(Pages 618-619) (39.) Logarithms of columns d, n, m, in the table 38

(Pages 620-621) (40.) Table deduced from the English joint life table, for determining the value of annuities, &c. on two joint lives (a male and a female.) Interest 3 per cent

(Pages 622-625) (41.) Values of life annuities, deduced from the English life table. Interest 3 and 4 per cent

(Page 626) (42.) Values of joint life annuities, deduced from the English life table. Interest 3 per cent

(Pages 627-628) (43.) Values of joint life annuities, deduced from the English life table. Interest 3 per cent

(Pages 629-633) (43a.) (43b.) Single premiums which, at 3 and 4 per cent., interest will insure £1 at the death of a male, or a female; or the present value of reversion

(Pages 634-635) (44.) Males. Premiums of life insurance, when the interest of money is 3 per cent

(Pages 636-637) (45.) Males. Premiums of life insurance, when the interest of money is 4 per cent

(Pages 638-639) (46.) Females. Premiums of life insurance, when the interest of money is 3 per cent

(Pages 640-641) (47.) Females. Premiums of life insurance, when the interest of money is 4 per cent

(Pages 642-643) (48.) Uniform annual premium which, paid at the beginning of each year of life will amount to £100 at the end of the year in which death takes place, the interest of money being 3 per cent.; according to the English and the Carlisle life tables, the temporary experience of various life offices, and the Northampton table

(Pages 644-646) (49.) Premiums to provide for widows

(Pages 647-650) (50a.) (50b.) Table for determining the values of annuities, and insurances, on the whole of a male or female population of any age and upwards

(Pages 651-654) (51.) Instances of the applications of the tables (50)

(Pages 655-661) (52a.) (52b.) The mean future lifetime of males and females, the mean age of the living of any age and upwards, &c

(Pages 661-662) (53.) Applications of the table. Ages of reigning sovereigns, cardinals, English prelates, peers

(Pages 662-666) (54.) Equations and formulae

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