Annual report of the registrar-general of births, deaths, and marriages in England. v. 54-56, 1891-93, Volumes 54-56Great Britain General Registrar Office, 1892 |
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Acres AGES AT DEATH AREA POPU average BIRTHS DEATHS exclusive Cancer CAUSES OF DEATH Childbirth Cholera Cottage Hospital COUNTIES-cont DEATH at different DEATH in REGISTRATION Death-rates Deaths in Workhouses deaths occurred defined Fever different Periods Diphtheria DISEASES OF ORGANS Diseases of Uri DISTRICTS AND SUB-DISTRICTS DIVISION.-BIRTHS Dysentery East EASTERN England and Wales Enteric Fever exclusive of Still-born Fever Hospital gestive System Herefordshire Hosp ILL-DEFINED Illegitimate Infectious Infirmary Inquest Integumentary System Intestine IV.-EASTERN LATION latory System Legitimate London Males Females MARRIAGES MARRIED mean daily deficiency mean daily excess Measles Months mortality nary System North Bierley PARASITIC DISEASES parishes Phthisis Poor Law Unions population Premature Birth private Lunatic Asylum Public Lunatic Asylums Puerperal Fever rative System REGISTRATION COUNTIES REGISTRATION DISTRICTS REGISTRATION DIVISIONS Scarlet Fever shire Small-pox SPECIFIED CAUSES Tabes Mesenterica Table Total Town Tubercular Typhus undefined Diseases upwds URINARY SYSTEM West WHHH WHHL Whooping-cough WORKH WORKHOUSE
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Page vii - SIR, — I have the honour to submit to you the following report on the surveys I performed in the Province of Manitoba, under your instructions of the 20th May, 1898.
Page vii - Deaths, and Marriages. England and Wales. The Registrar-General's estimate of the population in the middle of each year is based on the assumption that the rate of increase which prevailed in the intercensal period immediately preceding, has since been maintained.
Page vii - ... of precise information on these points the estimated populations published in the Annual Reports are based on the assumption that the rate of increase which prevailed in the last intercensal period has since been maintained — a method which, as has been shown (see pp.
Page xxiii - ... and Seamen, who furnishes certified copies of such returns to the Registrars-General of Births and Deaths for England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Irish Free State. Similar returns are furnished to the Registrars-General of Births and Deaths by Officers in command of His Majesty's ships. These returns of births and deaths at sea constitute the
Page 96 - Deaths of persons, males and females, at different ages, in: — Registration divisions and counties.
Page xii - From this it can be gathered that the mortality is highest in the first day of life, and then falls rapidly, though still high in the remaining days of the first week. The mortality falls enormously in the second week, remains at nearly the same level through the third, and shows a considerable decline in the fourth week. In the second month the mortality is only a small fraction of that in the first month...
Page v - Emigration and immigration cannot, however, be disregarded in an estimate of the population, and, in the absence of sufficiently full information on these...