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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

(24 pages)

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(266 pages)

England

(234 pages)

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

I. Sweden

II. Norway

III. Denmark

IV. Russia

V. Austria

(Pages 329-332) (1.) Subdivision of the Austrian Empire, mode of taking the censuses, and registering the births, deaths, and marriages

(Page 332) (2.) Provinces, area of provinces in Austrian square miles, number of cities, market-towns, houses, and families in each, at the census of 1840

(Pages 333-334) (3.) Provinces, area of, in geographical square miles, population, males, females, total (distinguishing the military) at each of the censuses, 1834, 1837, 1840

(Pages 335-337) (4.) Marriages, births (males and females), and still-born children (male and female), in each province

(Page 338) (5.) Deaths of males and females in 1834, 1837, 1839, 1840, in each province

(Page 339) (6.) Progress of population in Austria

(Page 339) (7.) Numbers of each religious profession

(Page 340) (8.) Births (male and female, illegitimate), deaths (male and female), marriages, 1787, 1788, 1791, 1793, 1794

(Pages 340-341) (9.) Births, deaths, marriages (aggregate numbers), in 1819-27, 1828-34

(Page 341) (10.) Births, deaths, marriages, and population in the three years, 1834-7-9 or 40, males and females distinguished; the rates of mortality, births, and marriages in the three years

(Page 342) (11.) Number of males under 15, 15-18, and above 18, distinguishing of the latter class the number of clergy, of nobles, officers in the civil service, trades-people and artisans, peasants, and military

(Pages 342-343) (12.) Similar facts respecting the population, exclusive of Hungary, Transylvania and the Military Frontier

(Page 343) (13.) Deaths at the ages 0-1, 1-4, 4-20, 20-40, &c

(Pages 343-344) (14.) (15.) (16.) (17.) Number of males and females under 20, and above 20 years of age, in England Austria, Prussia, Sweden

(Page 344) (18.) The mortality of persons under, and of persons above 20 years of age, in Austria, Prussia, and England

(Pages 345-346) (19.) Expectation of life in Austria

(Pages 346-347) (20.) (21.) The outline of an Austrian life-table, and the relative duration of life in Austria, Sweden, England

(Page 347) (22.) The mean population, deaths, annual deaths, and annual rate of mortality in Vienna, for each of the 5 years from 1805-9 to 1836-9

(Page 348) (23.) Population of Vienna, according to 8 censuses, from 1780 to 1839

(Page 348) (24.) Example of the mode of dealing with the floating population at the Austrian census

(Page 348) (25.) Houses, families, population of Vienna; the number of the inhabitants born in Vienna

(Pages 348-349) (26.) Return of the annual deaths in Vienna, 1805-39

(Page 349) (27.) Births (males, females, illegitimate, still-born), deaths, and marriages, in Vienna, 1834, 1837, 1839; the mortality in the 3 years

(Pages 350-353) (28.) (29.) Marriages in the several provinces of Austria, 1842, 1841, classed according to religion, civil state, age of men and women

(Pages 354-361) (30.) (31.) Births (legitimate, illegitimate, male and female), religion, still-born (legitimate and illegitimate, male and female), deaths (male and female, of different religions), ages, diseases, injuries, 1841, 1842; also the totals of 1840

(Page 362) (32.) Births, deaths, marriages, in each year, 1827-42 (return incomplete.)

(Page 362) (33.) Births legitimate, illegitimate, male, female, 1832-1842

(Page 362) (34.) Still-born children, males and females, 1834-42, each year

(Page 363) (33.) Accidental deaths, suicides, murders, manslaughters, 1819-28, 1832-6

(Page 363) (36.) Emigration and immigration

VI. Prussia

VII. Saxony

VIII. Hanover