1837 and the 30th June 1871. Of these, 436 died while under observation, and 537 have, from one cause or another, quitted the Society, leaving 991 alive and on the books, on the 30th June 1872.

age

The number exposed to the risk of mortality at any year of is assumed to be the number who were present during any period of that year of life, less one-half of those who entered, who withdrew, and who were living, at the age, at the close of the observation.

Mortality Experience of Nominees, Males, from birth to

21 years of age.

Of

Table B, for males under the age of 21, is constructed from the experience of 1492 sons who were nominated by their fathers between the 1st of May 1837 and the 30th of June 1871. these, 133 died while under observation, 298 were withdrawn, 282 attained their 18th birthday, and passed from observation under the conditions of one of the tables of the Society; 37 attained the age of 21 years, and left under the provisions of another table; and 742 were alive and on the books, on the 30th June 1872.

Mortality Experience of the Wives and Widows of Subscribers, above the age of 14 years.

Table C, showing the mortality experienced by the married women, is derived from an observation of 1715 wives who were enrolled between the 1st May 1837 and the 30th June 1871. Of these, 330 died, 360 were withdrawn, and 1025 were alive and on the books, on the 30th June 1872, remaining either married or being widows in receipt of pension on that day.

Mortality and Marriage Experience of the Unmarried Daughters of Subscribers, from birth.

Table D shows the mortality, and marriages, of the daughters of the subscribers, and contains the experience recorded in respect of 2031 girls, who were nominated by their fathers between the 1st May 1837 and the 30th June 1871. Of these, 187 died, 400 have married, and 280 have been withdrawn, leaving 1164 alive and on the books, on the 30th June 1872.

TABLE A.-MALE MORTALITY IN INDIA.-The Experience of the Subscribers to the Uncovenanted Service Family Pension Fund, between the Years 1837-1872.

TABLE B.-MALE MORTALITY IN INDIA.-The Experience of the Sons of the Subscribers to the Uncovenanted Service Family Pension Fund, between

the Years 1837-1872.

TABLE C.-FEMALE MORTALITY IN INDIA.-The Experience of the Wives and Widows of the Subscribers to the Uncovenanted Service Family Pension Fund, between the Years 1837-1872.

TABLE D.-FEMALE MORTALITY IN INDIA.-The Experience of the Unmarried Daughters of the Subscribers to the Uncovenanted Service Family Pension Fund, between the Years 1837-1872.