Parliamentary Papers, Volumen51H.M. Stationery Office, 1863 |
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1st January 5.-STATEMENT Able-bodied Adults Domestic Alstonefield Area in Statute B.)-Other Paupers Barwick in Elmet Bramley Bramley Union Census Census Tables Children under 16 Classes of Occupation Coal COMPARATIVE STATEMENT COST OF IN-MAINTENANCE Cotton COUNTIES Cuckfield Decr Difference per Cent DIVISIONS Domestic service East Ashford ended at Lady-day ENGLAND AND WALES Females Gilbert's Act Half-Year ended Hereford Holbeck Holbeck and Hunslet Hunslet IN-MAINTENANCE AND OUT-DOOR Incr INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS Insane Paupers chargeable Insane Persons iron lace Lexden and Winstree Licensed Houses Lunatic Paupers Lunatics Idiots Maintenance Majesty's Treasury Males METROPOLIS millinery Navigation North Bierley NORTH MIDLAND NORTH WESTERN Number of Insane Number of Paupers Occupations in 1851 Out-Door Relief Parishes under Boards Paupers in Asylums Persons engaged Plomesgate Population Ratio per Cent RECEIPT of RELIEF Salop separate account Silk Single Parishes SOUTH EASTERN Southampton STATISTICS in 1861 Statute Acres Straw plait Surrey Tetbury UNION-COUNTIES Vagrants Relieved Warwick WEST MIDLAND Workhouse હું
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Página 11 - Persons vho buy or sell, keep or lend Money, Houses, or Goods of various Kinds.
Página 10 - The publicans and beersellers are so much associated and so often confounded with hotel and inn keepers that they are retained in the same Order ; although the Order dealing in " drinks " may claim them. The wife and grown-up children (Order 4) perform at home for the bulk of the population the same duties as the persons in Order 5 ; but they are not paid directly in money for their services, as they form a part of the natural family ; consequently they are distinguished in a separate Order. The...
Página 3 - Persons possessing or working the land, and engaged in growing grain, fruits, grasses, animals, and other products, . 126,041
Página 55 - This great class includes those persons who are rendering direct service to mankind, and satisfying their intellectual, moral, and devotional wants. The three first orders consist of civil servants, national or local ; the army and navy ; the learned professions, with their immediate subordinates ; literary and scientific men ; as well as artists in the widest sense. The first order (1...
Página 58 - The following table exhibits the average share, per head of population of the United Kingdom, in the imports, the exports of British produce, and the total, during the ten years...
Página 56 - Persons engaged in the domestic offices or duties of wives, mothers, mistresses of families, children, relatives 2,777,017 (. Persons engaged in entertaining, clothing, and performing personal offices for man 1,620,881 1.
Página 11 - Blind there are 539 persons of rank or property, not returned under any office or occupation ; and 1,091 living on income from voluntary sources and rates. The total of the Deaf and Dumb is 12,236. Of these, 5,104 belong to the Domestic Class; 932 to the Agricultural ; and 2,909 to the Industrial. Of this class, 1,909 are working and dealing in the Textile Fabrics and in Dress.
Página 54 - III. Persons in the Learned Professions (with their immediate Subordinates), either filling public offices, or in private practice 188 2 IV.
Página 59 - The persons in this Class are all employed, if they are employed at all, in houses. Some supply simply service, others with it supply board and lodging (Order 5). They are paid wages (servants), or they are paid for the board and lodging and attendance which they supply. The publicans and beersellers are so much associated and so often confounded with hotel and inn keepers that they are retained in the same Order ; although the Order dealing in " drinks
Página 2 - Southwestern. 17. Wilts. 18. Dorset. 19. Devon. 20. Cornwall. 21. Somerset. VI. West Midland. 22. Gloucester. 23. Hereford. 24. Salop. 25. Stafford. 26. Worcester. 27. Warwick. VII. North Midland. 28. Leicester. 29. Rutland. 30. Lincoln. 31. Nottingham. 32. Derby. VIII. Northwestern. 33. Chester. 34. Lancaster. JA'.