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Twenty-fifth annual report of the registrar-general

Table of Contents

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(Pages 1-4) Title page & contents
(52 pages)Contract subtree Report
(Pages i-ii) Marriages, births, and deaths; their numbers and proportions to the population, during the year 1862
(Pages iii-viii)Expand subtree Marriages in 1862. Number celebrated according and not according to the rites of the Established Church
(Page ix) Births in 1862. Birth-rate; sex; seasons; children born in and out of wedlock
(Pages x-xv) Deaths in 1862. Death-rate; London and counties; sex; seasons
(Pages xvi-xix) Mortality of males and females at the various periods of life, 1838-62
(Pages xix-xlii)Expand subtree Summary of the quarterly reports, 1862
(Pages xlii-xlv) Health of London in 1862
(Pages xlv-xlvi) Great Britain; population, marriages, births, and deaths
(Pages xlvi-xlviii) England and Wales, France, Austria, and Italy; population, marriages, births, and deaths
(Pages xlix-l) Deaths in the British army at home and abroad
(Pages l-li) Births and deaths of English subjects at sea; mortality of merchant seamen
(Pages li-lii) Progress of registration. Aggregate number of names on the registers, and the annual number of searches for registers at the central office
(Page lii) Certified places of religious worship
(172 pages)Contract subtree Abstracts
(Pages 2-25) Marriages registered in England in each of the divisions, counties, and districts in 1862; distinguishing those according and those not according to the rites of the Established Church; and distinguishing also persons married according to their conjugal condition, minority, and signature of the register by marks
(Pages 26-27) Ages of 208728 persons married in 1862, distinguishing those of bachelors, spinsters, widowers, widows
(Pages 28-82)Expand subtree Marriages, births, and deaths registered in each of the divisions, counties, and districts in 1862; also births and deaths and excess of births over deaths in each of the sub-districts of England; distinguishing the sexes and illegitimate births
(Pages 83-84) Deaths in 1862 in the principal public institutions in London
(Pages 86-89) Births registered in the divisions and counties (distinguishing males and females) in each of the four quarters of 1862
(Pages 90-93) Births of children born out of wedlock registered in the divisions and counties in each of the four quarters of 1862
(Pages 94-97) Deaths registered in each of the four quarters of 1862 (distinguishing males and females), in divisions and counties
(Pages 98-119) Deaths of males and females at different ages registered in 1862 in divisions, counties and districts
(Pages 120-125) Causes of deaths of males and females in England, at different periods of life, in 1862
(Pages 126-129) Supplementary table of causes of death of males and females at different periods of life in 1862
(Pages 130-135) Causes of deaths of males and females in London, at different periods of life, in 1862
(Pages 136-159) Causes of deaths of males and females in England, and in each of the divisions and counties in 1862
(Pages 160-171) Deaths from several causes in 1862, in the divisions, counties, and districts of England
(Page 172) Changes in the constitution of districts during 1862
(20 pages)Contract subtree Appendix. Letter to the registrar-general on the causes of death in England in 1862, by William Farr, Esq., M. D., D. C. L., F. E. S
(Pages 175-192)Expand subtree I. Causes of death
(Pages 193-208) Index of districts, sub-districts, and of certain towns, referring by numbers to the several tables of abstracts