The Sun. — London, England, 1841-12-25 00:00:00

MORNING SUN . , . TTIE S T.TN, LONDON, T -SATURDAY -Al --JP - - i IL-COMPARATIVE STATEMENT of the POPULATION in 1801, 1811, 1821, 1831, T - ,1 1 7 L C ENSUS• and 1811, showing the INCREASE or DECREASE in each County. )ur (1 01 1 C Ma iisphq ,i 1.----=ACCOUNT of the TOTAL POPULATION, according to the CENSUS taken in 1841 Co 31 PARATI YE PO P ULATI ON. , • 0 . boll , 1 : ' of each COUNTY in GREAT BRITAIN; distinguishing MALES and FEMALES, and ENGLAND. ninds• showing the Rate per Cent. INCREASE or DECREASE in each County, as compared with 1130 - sat cD 4.: the Population Returns of 1831 :-Also, the NUMBER of HOUSES, Inhabited, Uninhabited, 0: . *4 . = Increase or Dec. r aeuiorP t - ' ' § I , e , 22. - 4 . ' and Building, according to the Census, 1841. ..v. COUNTIES. 1801. 2.,' 6' 1811. E 6 1821. ilq..) 1831. per Cent., 1841. 1841. 's .),ks, . , 2 '- p.i ~) POPULATION AND HO USES, 1841. .., ,:~,, 1 , 1 Increase ' . Decrease. - - • -.....-_-. 1-1 , , ' ,-> - Bedford ENGLAND. Berks .-., Buckingham PERSONS, , HOUSES, Increase or Decrease of Popu- Cambridge lation in each County as compared Chester 1841. 1841. with the Returns of 1831. Cornwall 188,269 15 216,667 19 257,4 47 17 300,938 1 3 . 3 ... 341,269 Cumberland Derby 161,142 15 185,487 15 213,333 11 237,170 141 272,202 COUNTIES. I Increase or Devon 343,001 12 383,30 S 15 439,040 13 494,478 7•8 •• • Inh a- Unin- Build- Decrease Dorset 115,319 8 124,693 16 144,499 10 159,252 9.7 •• • 533,731 Males. Females. Totals. 1831. per Cent. 1841. •• • 174,743 bited. habited. ing. Durham Essex Incr. Deer.• • • Gloucester ----- - - ... Hereford 89,191 5 94,073 10 103,243 7 111,211 2. 114,438 Bedford 6 9,169 55,768 107,937 21,235 521 211 95,483 13• ... 107,937 ... Hertford Berks Buckingham 76,316 79,673 155,989. 31,071 1,157 198 146,529 6•4 ... 155,989 Huntingdon ....... 37,568 12 42,20 s 15 48,771 . 9 53,192 10.3 ••• 58,699 Kent 307,624 21 373,095 14 426,016 12 479,155 14•4548,161 Cambridge 81,513 82,996 164,509 33,112 1,218 237 143,955 14 2 ... 164, 5 09 •.. Lancaster Chester Cornwall 164,451 176,818 341,269 65,041 4,056 928 . 300,938 13•4 ... 341,269 Leicester iven , Cumberland 17 953,276 20 1,144,531 19 1,358,330 16. 14 237,891 19 283,058 12 317,465 11'1 ••• 362,717 Middlesex 818,1291 1,576,616 0 0° ' De rby 135,639 136,563 272,202 52,910 2,484 444 237,17 1 141 ... 2 72, 20 2... Monmonth Devon 252,752 280,979 533,731 94,637 6,117 893 494,478 7•8 ... 533,731 ••• Dorset 83,442 91 , 301 174 , 743 34 , 559 2,012 291 159,252 . 9.7 ... 174,743 Norfolk . Durham 159,874 164,403 324,277 57,450 3,272 554 253,910 27/ ... 324,277 Northampton 131,757 7 141,353 15 162,483 10 179,336 10-9 •• • 199,061 Essex 1 7 9,299 17 2 , 69 6 344 , 995 67,602 2,482 507 317,507 B ' 6 ... 344,995 Northumberland... 157,101 9 172,161 15 198,965 12 222,912 12 **) ... 250,268 Glou ces t er 205,374 225,933 43 1 . 30 7 80 , 856 5 , 790 786 387 , 019 I P 4 ... 431 , 30 7 Nottin g ham 140,350 16 162,900 15 ' 186,873 20 225,327 10•8 •'• 249,773 Hereford 57,257 57,181 114 , 438 23 , 461 1,428 123 111,211 2 9 ... 114,438 Oxford 1 09,6 20 9 119 , 191 1 5 136,971 11 1 52,156 • 6.1 ... 161,573 Hertford 77,619 79,618 157,237 30,155 1,305 185 143,341 9•6 ... 157,237 Rutland 16,356 ... 16,380 13 18,487 5 19,385 10. ••• 21,340 Ifuntingdon Rent 272,415 275,746 548,161 95,547 5,013 809 479.155 14'4 ... 548,161 Somerset 273,750 12 303,180 17 355 , 314 13 404,200 7.8 •• • 436 , 002 we , Lancaster 219,656 12 245,080 1511 283,298 11 314,280 12. 9 354,940 Leicester Lincoln 181,802 180,915 362,717 73,038 2,250 456 317,465 14•2 ... 362,717 Stafford 239,153 21 295,153 17 345,895 19 410,512 24.2 •• • 510,206 Middlesex 738,970 837,646 1,576,616 207,670 9,850 3,156 1,358,330 16' ... 1,576,616 Suffolk 210,431 11 234,211 15 270,542 9 296,317 6.3 •• • 315,129 Monmouth 70,608 63,741 134,349 24,880 1,417 235 98,130 36•9 ... 134,349 Surrey 269,043 20 323,851 23 398,658 22 486,334 191 ... 582,613 or' ' Norfolk 199,055 213,566 412,621 85,922 3,711 450 390,054 5•7 ... 412,621 Sussex Northampton 98,886 100,175 199,061 40,903 1,674 295 179,336 10.9 ... 199,061 Warwick 208,190 10 228,735 20 274,392 23 336,610 19.4 ... 402,121 Northumberland Nottingham 121,660 128,113 249,773 50,541 2,749 216 225,327 10•8 ... 249,773 Wilts • 185,107 5 193,828 15 222,157 8 240,156 8;2 ... 260,007 Oxford 80,383 81,190 161,573 ' 32,141 1,440 201 152,156 6•1 ... 161,573 Worcester 139,333 15 160,546 15 184,424 15 211,365 1 0 , •• • 1 233,484 • Rutland 10,743 10 , 597 21,340 4,297 120 31 19,385 10' ... 21,340 York (E, Ridin g ) 110,992 16 134 , 4 37 14 154 , 010 10 168 , 891 et 146 •• • 193,676 , t , , . Salop ... 119,357 119,657 239,014 47,203 2,093 298 222,938 7/ ... 239,014 Cit -of York and } 24,393 12 27,304 12 30,451 17 35,362 "l 8.3 Somerset 209,421 226,581 436,002 81,632 4,702 893 404,200 7•8 ... , 436,002 Ai nstey •• • 38,322 4 5 York (N. Riding) 158,225 7 169,391 11 187,452 2 190.756 I 1•3 ; 7/ 204,662 'l, oft • Southampton (Hants) 174,724 180,216 354,940 66,589 3,274 505 314,280 12•9 ... 354,940 •.• . Stafford 258,729 251,477 510,206 97,676 5,455 899 410,512 24/ ... 510,206 York (W. Riding) 565,282 16 655,042 22 801,274 22 976,350 j ''' 18/ 1,154,924 Suffolk 154,107 161,022 315,129 64,081 2,317 577 296,317 6•3 ... 315,129 - - Surrey • 278,186 304,427 582,613 = 95,375 A,948 1,210 486,334 191 ... 582,613 ENGLAND .... 8,331,434 14* 9,538,827 174 11,261,437 16 13,091,005 14'5 •.. 114,995,508 Sussex • 147,572 152,198 299,770 54,066 3,647 253 272,340 10* ... 299,770 . Warwick Westmoreland Wilts 5 4 .44 1, a 4 0 .... 1 _Worcester 114,753 118,731 233,484 46,962 2,922 351 211,365 10•4 ... 233,484 ' 2 - . g Increase or Dec. COUNTIES. 1801. :..) C.) 1811. s ! (...) 1821. !i l e 3 1831. per Cent., 1841. :1841. York (East Riding) 95,446 98,230 193,676 38,390 1,675 426 168,891 14•6 ... 193,676 2 s.. 2t, E , City ofYork Ainstey 18,176 20,146 38,322 7,710 269 68 35,362 8•3 ... 38,322 4 4 ' P 4 ••••4 j:,, cv fuctease. Decrease York (North Riding) 100,681 103,981 204,662 42,509 2,652 296 190,756 7/ . , 204,662 York (West Riding)... 574,527 580,397 1,154,924 226,473 18,870 2,221 976,350 18 . 2 ... 1,154,924 Anglesey 33,806 10 37,045 21 45,063 7 48,325 5•3 ... 50,890 - - ----- Breco n 31,633 19 37,735 16 43,603 10 47,763 11•5 , 53,295 TOTAL 7.321.875 7.673,633 14,995,508 2.753,295 162,756 25,882 13,091,005 14.5 ... 14,995,508 - uardigan 42,956 17 50,260 15 57,784 10 64,780 5•5 ... ... 68,380 WALES. Carmarthen 67,317 15 77,217 17 90,239 12 100,740 6. 106,482 Carnarvon 41,521 19 49,336 17 57,958 15 66,448 22. ... 81,068 Denbigh 60,352 6 64,240 19 76,511 8 83,629 6/ ... 89,291 PERSONS, HOUSES, Increase or Decrease of Popula- Fli nt 39,622 17 46,518 15 53 , 784 1 1 60,012 10.8 ... 66,547 1841. 1841. lation in each County as compared Gl amorgan . ... 173,462 with the Returns of 1831. Merioneth 27,506 4 30,924 11 34,382 3 35,315 11.1 ... 39,238 Montgomery 47,978 8 51,931 15 59,899 9 6 6,482 4 . 1 ... 69,220 COUNTIES. Increase or Pembroke ....... Inha- Unin- Build- Decrease Radnor Males. Females. Totals. bited. habited. ing. 1831. per Cent. 1841. - ,-- • =l= WALES 5 41,546 13 1 611,788 1 7 717,438 112 806,182 13. •• • 911,321 llncr. Deer. 24,369 26,521 50,890 11,488 746 135 48,325 5.3 ... 50,890 26,911 26,384 53,295 10,634 833 77 47,763 11'5 ... 53,295 31,997 36,383 68,380 15,102 811 125 64,780 5 . 5 ... 68,380 50,795 55,687 106,482 23,407 1,382 225 100,740 5.7 106,482 39,600 41,468 81,068 16,869 771 134 66,448 22• ... 81,068 44,617 44,674 ' 89,291 18,485 991 167 83,629 6.7 ... 89,291 33,636 32,911 66,547 13,320 446 101 60,012 10'8 ... 66,547 89,028 84,434 173,462 33,205 1,466 538 126,612 37• ... 173,462 19,247 19,991 39,238 8,467 547 72 35,315 11'1 ... 39,238 34,252 34.968 69,220 13,650 884 33 66,482 4.1 ... 69,220 40,343 47,919 88,262 18,882 1,022 143 81,425 8.3 ... 88,262 12,738 12,448 25,188 4,687 234 19 24,651 2.1 ... 25,186 447,533 463.788 911.321 188,196 10.133 1,769 806,182 I 13• ... 911,321 -Anglesey 24,369 26,521 50,890 11,488 746 135 48,325 5•3 ... 50,890 Brecon Cardigan 31,997 36,383 6 8,380 15,102 811 125 64,780 5•5 ... 68 , 380 'Carmarthen 50,795 55,687 106,482 23,407 1,382 225 100,740 5•7 ... 106,482 ' Carnarvon 39,600 41,468 81,068 16,869 771 134 66,448 22' ... 81,068 benbigh 44,617 44,674 ' 89,291 18,485 991 167 83,629 6•7 ... 89,291 Flint 33,636 32,911 66,547 13,320 446 101 60,012 10'8 ... 66,547 Glamorgan 89,028 84,434 173,462 33,205 1,466 538 126,612 37. ... 173,462 • Marione th 19,247 19,991 39,238 8,467 547 72 35,315 11•1 ... 39,238 r o Montgomery 34,252 34.968 69,220 13,650 884 33 66,482 4 . 1 ... 69,220 Pembroke 40,343 47,919 88,262 18,882 1,022 143 81,425 8•3 ... 88,262 Radnor 12,738 12,448 25,186 4,687 234 19 24,651 2 . 1 ... 25,186 TOTAL --- - 447,533 463.788 911.321 188.196 10.133 1,769 806,182 13' ... 911,321 ..... k . SCOTLAND. PERSONS, II 0 USE S, Increaie or Decrease of Popu . 1841. lB4l. lation in each County, as compared with the Returns of 1831. . I COUNTIES. i Increase or Inha- Unin- Build- Decrease 1831. per Cent. 1841. Males. Females Totals. bited. habited. ing. Incr. Decr. -....... - AAberdeen A yr ••• Yll 47,654 49,486 97,140 18,514 917 75 100,973 .. 3.9 97,140 Banff 78,970 85,552 164,522 30,247 1,297 69 145,055 13'4 164,522 41 4nff 23,425 26,651 50,076 11,228 478 83 48,604 3• 50,076 Berwick 16,527 17,900 34,427 7 , 405 382 28 34,048 1.1 ::: 34,427 Bute 7,108 8,587 15,695 3,067 93 15 14,151 10.9 ... 15,695 Caithness ~. ~,Clackmannan 9,331 9,785 19,116 3,593 110 6 14,729 291 ... 19,116 ~liumbarton 22,505 21,7901 44,295 7,986 372 101 33,211 33.3 ... 44,295 -ournfries Edinburgh 102,709 122,914 225,623 38,903 2,86 . 1 121 219,345 2.8 ... 225,623 e, Elgin (Moray). Fife Forfar 79,234 91,146' 170,380 36,153 2,036 124 139,606 22. ... 170,380 I laddington Inverness 45,506 52,109 97,615 19,182 578 70 94,797 3* ... 97,615 Kincardine Kinross 15.804 17,248 33 , 052 7,274 314 39 31,431 5.1 ... 33,052 4 vinross 4,194 4,569 8,763 1,806 114 16 9,072 ... 3.5 8,763 lii r cudbright, Stew- } 18,838 22,261 41, 0 9 9 8 , 159 316 22 40,590 1•2 ~, 41,099 ... artry of Lanark 208,369 218,744 427,113 80,531 3,964 863 316,819 34•8 .. 427,113 Linlithgowl3,766 13,082 26 , 848 5,309 327 19 23,291 15•2 ... 26,848 Kairn 4,556 5,367 9,923 2,396 109 18 9,354 6' ... 9,923 Ork 267 32 58,239 3. ... 60,007 1 - ney and Shetland 26,464 33,543 60,007 11,426 Peebles P erth ttenf rew Ros sl.. and Cromarty 36 449 .•• , - 41,616 385 115' 74,820 4•3 ... 78,058 Roxburgh 21,957 24,105 46,062 8,674 365 38 43,663 5•4 ... 46,062 Selkirk" 3,972 4,017 7,989 1,446 76 4 6,833 16•9 ... 7,989 S tirling Sutherland W igtown Barracks 3,432 993 4,425 17 ... ... ... ... ... 4,425 ---- - - •-.:_reTAL '1 , 946,427 1,382,530 2,628,957 503,357 24,307 2.760 2,365,114,_11•1 ... 2,628,957 SCOTLAND. 0 4-1 c 4 . a tol w . e. it 4 d • Increase or Dec. . COUNTIES. 1801. c g 3 1811. lt C..) 1821. f..,' C.) 1831. per Cent., 1841 . 1841 . t,' c. ) = c . 1.. 2 t i l .-4 p y 0.1 p., 0...4 0. Increase. Decrease. -- - - ------- Aberdeen Argyll 71,859 19 85,585 14 97,316 4 100,973 ... 3' 9 97,140 Ayr 84,306 23 103,954 22 127,299 14 145,055 13.4 ... 164,522 Banff 35,807 2 36,668 19 43,561 12 48,604 3. .• . 50,076 Berwick 30,621 1 30,779 8 33,385 2 34,048 1.1 ... 34,427 Bute 11,791 2 12,033 15 13,797 3 14,151 10.9 ... 15,695 Caithness 22,609 4 23,419 29 30,238 14 34,529 ' 4•8 ••• 36,197 Clackmannan 10,858 11 12,010 10 13,263 11 14,729 29.7 •. . 19,116 Dumbarton 20,710 17 24,189 13 27,317 22 33,211 33•3 ••• 44,295 Dumfries 54,597 15 62,96 0 13 70,878 4 73,770 - • 1•3 72,825 Edinburgh ... Elgin (Moray) 26,705 5 28,108 11 31,162 10 34,231 2.2 34,994 Fife 93,743 8 101,272 13 114,556 12 128,839 B'9 ... 140,310 Forfar 99,127 8 107,264 6 113,430 23 139,606 22. 170,380 Haddington 29,986 4 31,164 13 35,127 3 36,145 ... 1. 35,781 Itiverness 74,292 5 78,336 15 90,157 5 94,797 3' ". 97,615 Kincardine Kinross Kitkcudbright Lanark 146,695 31 191,752 27 244,387 30 316,819 34.8 ... 427,113 Linlithgow Nairn Orkney & Shetland 46,824 ... 46,155 15 53,124 10 , 58,239 3' •. . 60,007 Peebles 8,735 14 9,935 1 10,046 5 10,573 .., • • 5 10,520' Perth 126,36 I 6 7 135,095 3 139,050 3 142.894 ... 3.4 138,151. nen frew 78,056 19 92,596 21 112,175 19 I 133,443 15.9 ... 154,755 Ross and Croniarty 55,345 10 60,853 13 68,828 9 74,820 4.3 058 Roxburgh 33,682 11 37,230 10 40,892 7 43,663 • 5.4 ... ‘"8 , • • • 46,062 Selkirk Stirling 50,825 14 58,174 12 65,376 11 72,621 13.1 • " 82,179 Sutherland Wigtown 22,918 17 26,89] 23 33,240 9 46,258 .. 21.5 • " 44,068 Barracks ' • 4,425 ... SCOTLAND... 1,599,068 14 11,805.688 16 2,093,456 139 165 114 1""•"••"'=•••••••••••••••••••••■■•••■•••••••-.-..... - -........-..,....1 . 1 2,628.957 ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. a 4 a •4 1 ru ...7 Vs 5 1 ,9 g T, Increase or Dec. ISLANDS. 1801. i t cd 1811. I.' C...) 1821. :!. C.,) 1831.1841. 0 Ci) 4 . & 4 4, F.-4 a per Cent., 1841. Increase. Decrease. - - 28,600 27'9 36,582 , 3 0 . , ... Jersey ••• ••• ••• ••• 47,556 Guernsey, Alder- , ney, Sark, Herm ... ... ... ... 20,827 25'4 :., 26,128, 9.2 , ... 28,538 and Jethou I Man ... ... ... ... 40,081 2•2 41,000 17. ! ... 47,985 -- - ---_----- TOTAT 1... I . . . .. . 89,508 15'8 103,710 19.6 ! ... 124,079 I.llherland Wigtown Barracks 3,432 993 4,425 17 ... .• • -.-. -. 4,425 _.„,..,._. _ 1, 9 464 9 711,382,530 ~.....,TOTAL ----- 2,628,957 503,357 24,307 2,760 2,365,114 11 ' 1 ... 2 . 628,957 GREAT BRITAIN AND ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. r ! COMPARATIVE POPULATION.* ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. -....... 1) - "a' ii'g . ~, • 1 Increase or .13 - ec. .I'3 .. ,,!1 Increase or Decrease of Popula- cl .., c$ :-, per Cent., 1841. PERSONS. HOUSES. 1801. i"., C..) 1811. i., 1 r...) 1821. ? c..) , 1831. 1841. tion in each Island, as compared 1841. 1841. ' 2 t : ..7 4 - p. c.) 1 with the returns of 1831. )--i ':',.' .--, p_ Increase. Decrease 1 '''t .ISLANDS. Increase, or England 08 Inha- Uninha- Build- Decrease Wales Males.' Females. Totals. bited. bited. ing. 1831. p er cent. 1841. Persons ascertain- .- 911,321 ed to have been Incr. Deer. travelling by •-___ ---.. - - - ---- Railways and ... ••• ••• •-•-. •. • .- 4,896 Jersey. 1,617 25,939 47,556 6,671 254 134 36,582 30* ... 47,556 Canals during ••• - Guer nse -- , y Alder- the night of June n eY. Sark, Herm, 12,958 15,580 28,538 4,514 244 30 26,128 9•2 ... 28,538 6,1841 and Jethou .. ...... - - - -- -- Man 23,023 24,962 47,985 7,974 367 56 41,000 17' ... 47,985 England &Wales 8,872,9801 14 10,150,615 17 11,978,875 16 3,897,187 14'5 ... 15,911,725 _ 09345€ 13 12,365,114 11'1 2,628,957 Tot a l 57,598 66,481 124.079 19,159 865 220 103,710 19'G ... 124,079 Islands in the 1 •• • --- --....-- British Seas... •'• '• • ... ... 89,50`c• 15•8 103,710 19.6 ••• 124,079 S IT NI IVI. A .R Y . ' Great Britain ----*----_ 0' GREAT BRITAIN, AND ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. * This Return includes only such part of the Army, Navy, and Merchant s.an,-,.., -...--.- .1-• .:-.: , - , c th. ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. PERSONS. HOUSES. Increase or Decrease of Popula -1841. 1841. don in each Island, as compared with the returns of 1831. 1 ISLANDS. fncrease, or Inha- Uninha- Build- Decrease Males.' Females. Totals. bited. bited. ing. 1831. per cent. 1841. Incr. Deer. GUY.. 1,617 25,939 4 7, 556 6 , 671 254 134 36,582 30 ' ... 47,556 y Alder neY. Sark, Herm, 12,958 15,580 28,538 4,514 244 30 26,128 9•2 ... 28,538 and Jethou ...... Man 23,023 24,962 47,985 7,974 367 56 41,000 17' ... 47,985 Tot a l 57,598 66,481 124.079 19,159 865 220 103,710 19•6 ... 124,079 [tides only such part of the Army, Navy, and IV Census within the Kingdom on "erehant Seamen as were at the .bore. ime of the POPULATION AND HOUSES IN 1841.* Luke, St.-Lill 6,371, uninh 242, building 24 ; males t f . 'er in ale t s he 2s ,7 e 2 l o ds ; )_ tot i a n l h 49 2:4 9 4 B2 o, PERSONS, HOUSES, Increase or Decrease of Popula- The following extracts show how the Returns Martin, 24,262 s , 1841. 1841. lion as compared with the Returns have been made out, and they will satisfy the of 1831. -,• reader that we have given a sufficient specimen.l i uninh 70, build ing 4 ; males 12,366, females 12,829 ; total 25.195 , si, . 1 Increase or i They are correct, no doubt, as regards districts, M ary lebone--Inh 14,178, uninh 576, building 193 . ; males 'p, ' Nile- Unin- Decrease but afford no b information as to the actual popu- 60,476, females 77,479 ; total 137,955 Build- 1831. per Cent. 1841. PancrasSt I . , Males. Females. Totals. bited. habited. tion of each town :-, .- nh 14,750, uninh 581, building 322 ; males i n g.58,336, females 71,375 ; total 129,711 .• , Incr. Deer. MIDDLESEX. 1,576,616. 5 068 uninh 1 -- - - Barnet (Part of) a- Inhabited houses 1,467, uninha- Poplar-Inh „ 81, building 121 ; males 15,085, females 16,006 ; total 31,091 '''•::, tlgland9s 16 9 756 25 882 ' ." bited 93 building 11 ; males 4 165 females 4 045 • 7,321,875 7,673,633 14,995,508 2,753,2 _„13, 091 ,00 5 14 J ... 14,995,508 ~ , , , , Shoreditch-Inh 12,737, uninh 458, buildin 19 9 • males ales 39 585 females 43,967 ; total 83 552 • • ...et. Bethnal Green-Inh 11,774, uninh 391, building 171 ; ~ • " bons ascertained to Staines-Inh 2,552, uninh 197, building 11 ; males 6,478. males 35,550, females 38,537 ; total 74,087 have been travelling females 6,738 ; total 13,216 - Inh 6 735 unit 4, 896 Brentford - , , uninh 480, 1 4uilding,. 78 ; males s h • h • ••• ... ' , 4 , 1 , Y Railways and Ca- , 4,003 893 4,896 .•• 17,784, females 19,270 ; total 37,04 Stepney-In 14,364, mirth 554, building 124 ; males 4 ,. ,, , : i nals during the night Clerkenwell-Inh 6,943, uninh 207, build' er • a in e , 79, m les 42,222 females 48,435 ; total 90 657 4, z: 1: "June 6, 1841 26,701, females 30,008 ; total 56,709 Strand-Inh 4,532, uninh 747, building 9 ; males 21,414, ---- - females 22,480 ; total 43,894 - Edmonton (Part of) b-Inh 7,086, uinh 3'3 b 'Wine. 59. l ' i gland and Wl s e " - 3 411 8 138 314 15 911 "25 2,941,491 172,889 27,651 13,897,187 14.5 ... 15,911,, 25 „ •_ __ a , ui . ' Uxbridge-Inh 3,246, uninh 174, building Orland a - 6' i ' ' ' ' ,' - .503,357 94 307 9 760 9 365 114 11.1 ... 2,628,957 males 20,403, tematcs 22,606 ; total 43,009 42 ; males --.) Islas --and 1,246,427 1,382,530 2,628,95, - , -' -, ' George, St. (in the East)-Inh 5,985, 9 790 females 9,099 ; total 18,889 uninh 244, building ' , . ds British 865 22C 103,710 19•6 ... 124,079 24 ; males 19,330, females 2‘) oo Westminster-Inh 8,755, uninh 493, building 44 ; males Seas in the } 57,598 66,481 194,079 19,159-,--1 ; total 41,351 George, St. (Hanover-sq.)-Inli 7,628, uninh 342, build- • 35,359, females 36,399 , total 71,758 _ • • Gi1t198.061 30 631 16 366 011 14. .. 18,664,761 `AT BRITAIN.. 9.077,436 9,587,325 18,664,761 1.464.007 •• • ." in 187 ; males 29,737, females 36,696 ; total 66,433 Giles, St., and St. George-Inh 4,970, uninh 189, build- Metropolitan Police on Dot Males 2, 9 20 YORK (WEST RIDING). 1,154,994. the time of * This Return includes only such part of the Army, Navy, and Merchant Seamen as were at ing 29 ; males 25,479, females 28,771 ; total 54,250 Bradford-Inhabited houses 25,554, uninhabited 2,551, the Census within the Kingdom on Shore. Hackney-Inh 7,197, uninh 317, building 187 ; males building 435 ; males 65,339, females total 66,825 ; 18,156, females 24,118 ; total 42,274 132,164 Hendon-Inh 2,453, uninh 189, build* 1 ANOT HER O UTBRE AK AT THE ROYAL usual rate of about thirty miles an hour. One lad sprang females 7,277 ; 15,444 total ing 11; males 8,167, Clitheroe (Part of) d-Inli 1,515, uninh 148, building 3; , 4Nsv front of the engine, and by a males 4,140, females 3,807 ; total 7,947 ~ -LUX 'AI' ' REENWICH.-On Tuesday night the boys across the line almost,n II lb I 1 4 098 uninh 448, b - 1 1. o orn- n i , ui ( ing 8 ; males 19,434, Dewsbury-Inh 11,970, ,uninh 888, building "ot the Upper the threatened destruc- fir ;males females 20,286 ; total 39,720 .., ' S c ho o l of t h e R o y a l N a val Asylum rose en. " hair-breadth escape avoidedd _ 30,149, females 30,564 ,total 60,713 -.aft. , who was not more than a . , I h 8 511 uninh 284, building Be , 'e, and demolished nearly 300 squares of glass in the tion. Taylor, the decease d jumped right in front of the Islint,ton- n , , , . 317 ; males Doncaster (Part of) e-Inh 6,410, uninh 464, building 30; "001-room and other apartments. For some time past yard behind his companion, . th e b ' with dreadful violence, and so 24,353, females 31,367 ; total 55,420 James St. (Westminster) --Itch 3,596, un i z th 116, build- ______ males 14,969, females 15,989 ; total 30,958 i f oys have been heard to threaten this should happen engine. It struck him , d his body was found in the , it they were not allowed to visit their friends at Christ- soon as the train had passi , ing: 5 ; males 18,196, femnles ,:. 19,211 •; total 37,407 d Comprising the parishes of Mittoe, Bolton•by-Row afterwards measured, the indulgence which has been usually granted centre of the rails, at a distance, as at which he re- Kensington-Inh 16,628, uninh 659, building 751 •; ma l es land, and Slaidburn, and part of the parish of Gisburn i h ,„ e rn- This year, however, it was intimated that the of thirty-six yards, from the spot 49,964, females 64,988 ; total 114,952 (consisting of the townships of Gisburn, Horton, News cut off h the vexation would not be extended. The poor fellows' ceived the blow. Both his legs were his bd Y e Kingston (Fait of) c-Inh 1,116, uninh 80, building 6 ; imbue Middop, Remmington, Pa thorns and Gisburn at the di • d'l • t wheels and his head and other parts of o y wer males 2,636, females 3,271 ; total 5,907 Forest), and the extra parochial place of Sawley. fe e li ng sappointment spec 1 y gave way o a , quite dead in a pool , i , .g of resentment, which neither corporal nor moral dreadfully mutilated. He was lying London. (East)-Inh 4,796, uninh 236, building 7 ; m a l es e Comprising the parishes of Adwick-upon-Dearne, selpline could allay. It is expected that an inquiry will of blood. 19,285, females 20,370 ; total 39,665 Barmbrough or Barnbrough, Brodswortb, Bolton-upon 'Peedily be instituted. Hyde Park derives its name from the ancient London (City of)--Inh 7,923, uninh 582, building 79 ; Dearne, Clayton-with-Frickley, Hooton-Pagnell, fickle- FA of St. males 27,379, fe . ma . ,588 les 9 5 • total 55,967 Marr, Alex n• ton, High-:Melton, borou h, Sprotbrough, It TAL ACCIDENT ON THE LIVERPOOL AND manor of Hide, which belonged to the monastery VIII., 3,332, ' 162, building ithorpe, Barnb -on- 6 lii 4JsCri EsTEll RAILWAY.-Another fatal accident occur- Peter's, Westminst er , unt il, i n t h e re ign of Henry London (West)-Inh uninh _ 9; males Thurnscoe, Arn y Don, Cantley, Kirk ,llred on I , , of 1" 056 females 16 573 ; total 33,6e9 Sandall-with-Trumpfleet, Doncaster, Rossington, Camp lit, ,A 1 , Veunesuay on the road of the line leading from it became the property of the Crown. In the survey , , , _. , ' "ars AI it has been _ -- sell, Burgh-Wallis, Owston, Kirk-Braiuwith, Bentley ,, ~e , e h e . usprett's works across the Liverpool and Man- 1652 it contained 620 acres, since which time . eu, ...,, ster Railway at Newton-in-Mackerfield. James Tay- greatly diminished by taking a part of it into Kensing- a C om p r i s ing th e parishes of Monken-Hadley, Finch- with--keksey, Coniabroegh, Edlington, Loversall, Stain 4er,, a Hyde Par- ley, F r y er n-Barnet (with Whetstone), and South Minis. ton-with-Hellaby, Tiekhill, Wadworth, and Warms , • fine lad, between twelveand thirteen years of age, ton Gardens, and by grants of lands, between • 'km of the Lock-keeper . anti:for building According to b C om p r ising th e p a rishes of Edmonton, Enfield, worth, and parts of the parishes of Blyth (consisting .Canal, Accompanied eper at Winnick-locks, on the Sankey corner_ Park-lane,. on. 394 acres, Hampstead, Hornsey (with Highgate), and Tottenham. of the chapelries of Austerfield and Bawtry)o Finning ' • ae mss th • by another lad, his own age, ran the last survey, taken in 1790, its extent was Comprising the parishes of Teddington and Ramp- ley (consisting of the township of Blaxton, and part of s t e line at the moment that the Liverpool and two roods, 38 poles. The Serpentine-river was formed by c . che s of Hampton Wick. ton, with the Hamlet the township of Aukley), Adwick-le-Street (comprising ter five o'clock passenger train approached at its Queen Caroline, in 1780. 14 ;01 S:ATURDA. , :t ENCEIVI:BER 25, 1841. Ecelesall Bierlow (Part of)f-Inli 5,712, uninh 680, building 76; males 14,165, females 14,515; total 28;680 Ecelesfield-Inh 7,748, uninh 242, building 88 ; males 21,345, females 20,116 ; total 41,461 Goole (Part of) g-Inh 2,242, uninh 146, building 49 ; males 5,682, females 5,873 ; total 11,555 Halifax--Inh 20,861, uninh 1,895, building 296 ; males 53,915, females 55,260 ; total 109,175 _ Huddersfield-Inh 19,922, uninh 1,335, building 147 ; males 52,242, females 52,898 ; total 107,140 Keighley-Inh 6,847, uninh 573, building 49 ; males 17,914, females 18,261 ; total 36,175 Knaresborough-Inh 5,650, uninh 586, building 27; males 13,378, females 13,876 ; total 27,254 • Leeds-Inh 34,012, uninh 2,419, building 405 ; males 82,081, females 86,586 ; total 168,667 Otley-Inh 5,080, uninh 289, building 23 ; males 13,844, females 13,250 ; total 27,094 Pately Bridge-Inh 1,597, uninh 165, building 2 ; males 4,093, females 3,906 ; total 7,999 Pontefract-Inh 7,046, uninh 410, building 49 ; males 17,100, females 17,254 ; total 34,354 Ripon (Part of) h-Inh 3,017, uninh 224, building 7 ; males 7,071, females 7,422 ; total 14,493 Rotherham (Part of) i-Inh 5,516, uninh 197, building 23 ; males 13,974, females 13,688 ; total 27,662 Saddleworth-Inh 3,087, uninh 555, building 19; males 8,351, females 8,478; total 16,829 Sedbergh-Inh 922, uninh 81, building 4; males 2,446, females 2,390 ; total 4,836 Selby (Part of) h-Inh 2,513, uninh 142, building 17; males 6,021, females 6,126; total 12,147 Settle-Inh 2,780, uninh 200, building 3; males 7,081, females 7,015; total 14,096 Sheffield-Inh 17,620, uninh 2,575, building 128; males 42,068, females 43,008; total 85,076 Skipton -Inh 5,521, uninh 483, building 12; males 14,591, females 14,145; total 28,736 Tadcaster (Part of) l-Inh 2,940, uninh 142, building 21; males 7,229, females 7,424; total 14,653 Thirsk (Part of) m-Inh 139, uninh 8; males 351, fe males 321; total 675 Thorne (Part of) n-Inh 1,689, uninh 184, building 7; males 3,760, females 3,943; total 7,703 Todmorden (Part of) o-Inh 4,530, uninh 376, building 48; males 12,105, females 12,240; total 24,345 Wakefield-Inh 8,978, uninh 622, building 116; males 22,947, females 22,701; total 45,648 Worksop (Part of) p-Inh 664, uninh 10, building 8; males 1,793, females 1,682; total 3,475 Wortley-Inh 4,400, uninh 280, building 42; males 12,383, females 10,831; total 23,214 SURREY. 582,613. Bermondsey-Inhabited houses, 5,667, uninhabited 263, building 33 ; males 16,938, females 18,009 ; total 34,947 Camberwell-Inh 6,843, uninh 278, building 119 ; males 17,102, females 22,765 ; total 39,867 Chertsey-luh 2,798, uninh 175, building 27 ; males 7,418, females 7,511 ; total 14,929 Croydon-Inh 4,710, uninh 192, building 94 ; males 13,843, females 13,878 ; total 27,721 Dorking-Inh 1,933, uninh 59, building 5 ; males 5,541, females 5,427 ; total 10,968 East Grinstead (Part of) q-Inh 355, uninh 15, building 1 ; males 973, females 893 ; total 1,866 Epsom. -Inh 3,203, uninh 166, building 21 ; males 8,636, females 8,615 ; total 17,251 Farnham (Part of) r-Inh 2,181, uninh 117, building 7 ; males 5,607, females 5,708 : total 11,315 George, St. (Southwark)-Inh 6,665, uninh 354, build ing 38 ; males 22,697, females 23,925 ; total 46,622 Godstone-Inh 1,712, uninh 43, building 49 ; males 6,737, females 4,722 ; total 11,459 Greenwich (Part of) s-Inh 462, uninh 20, building 12 ; males 1,055 ; females 1,409 ; total 2,464 Guilford-Inh 4,317, uninh 191, building 16 ; males 11,621, females 11,464 ; total 23,085 Hambleton-Inh 2,464, uninh 90, building 2 ; males 6,652, females 6,159 ; total 12,811. Kingston (Part of) t-Inh 3,152, uninh 196, building 112 ; males 8,763, females 9,304 ; tota l 18 , 067 Lambeth-Inh 17,790, uninh 544 ; building 358 ; males 52,711, females 63,172 ; total 115,883 Newington-Inh 9,368, uninh 254, building 92; males 24,907, females 29,700 ; total 54,607 Olave, St-Inh 2,524, uninh 91, building 25 ; males 9,020, females 9,407 ; total 18,427 Reigate-Inh 2,331, uninh 62, building 21 ; males 7,718, females 6.611 ; total 14,329 Richmond-Inh 2,325 uninh 183, building 41 ; males 5,963, females 7,595 ; total 13,558 Rotherhithe-Inh 2,421, uninh 113, building 15 ; males 6,659, females 7,257 ; total 13,916 Saviour, St-Inh 4,671, uninh 172, building 29 ; males 16,024, females 16,956 ; total 32,980 Wandsworth and Clapham-Inh 6,459, uninh 271, build ing 89 ; males 18,485, females 21,368 ; total 39,853 Windsor (Part of) u-Inh 1,017, uninh 99 ; building 4 ; males 2,406, females 2,572 ; total 4,978 Metropolitan Police on Duty-Males 710 LANCASHIRE. 1,667,064. Ashton and Oldham (Part of) v-Inhabited houses, 23,681, uninhabited 2,824, building 113 ; males 63,397; females 66,984 ; total 130,381 Blackburn-Inh 12,928, uninh 962, building 328 ; males 37,119, females 37,972 ; total 75,091 Bolton-Inh 18,029, uninh 2,268, building 52 ; males 48,350, females 49,169 ; total 97,519 Burnley-Inh 9,965, uninh 617, building 136 ; males 26,778, females 27,414 ; total 54,192 Bury-Inh 13,899, uninh 1 4 433, building 67 ; males 38,068, females 39,428 ; total 77,496 Chorley -Inh 6,557, uninh 323, building 43 ; males 19,837, females 18,999 ; total 38,836 Chorlton-Inh 17,674, uninh 1,664, building 620 ; males 44,137, females 49,599 • total 99,-736 - • Clitheroe (Part of) 2,652, uninh 154, building 28; males 7,560, females 7,511 ; total 15,071 Fylde-Inh 3,454, uninh 174, building 93 ; males 10,768 females 10,172 ; total 20,940 Garstang-Inh 2,342, uninh 120, building 10 ; males 6,787, females 6,230 ; total 13,017 Haslingden-Inh 7,581, uninh 796, building 160 ; males 20,451, females 20,829 ; total 41,280 Lancaster-Inh 5.963, uninh 358, building 38 ; males 17,329, females 17,419 ; total 34,748 Leigh-Inh 4,813, uninh 398, building 20 ; males 13,100, females 13,488 ; total 26,588 Liverpool-Inh 32,113, uninh 969, building 469 ; males 108,649, females 114,405 ; total 223,054 Manchester-Inh 32,31.9, uninh 2,742, building 171 ; males 92,946, females 99,462 ; total 192,408 Ormskirk-Inh 6,004, uninh 212, building 24 ; males 17,586, females 17,389 ; total 34,975 Prescott-Inh 7,797, uninh 357, building 146 ; males 22,378,fema1es 21,361 ; total 43,739 Preston-Inh 13,554, uninh 1,321, building 177 ; males 37,190, females 39,999; total 77,189 Rochdale-Inh 11,249, uninh 1,546, building 90 ; males 30,002, females 30,675 ; total 60,577 Salford-Inh 13,099, uninh 1,390, building 142; males 33,878, females 36,350 ; total 70,228 the townships of Adwick-le-Street and liamphatl), and Braithwell township, in the parish of Braithwell. f Comprising part of the parish of Sheffield (including the townships of Ecclesall. Bierlow, and Upper and Nether Hallam). g Comprising the parishes of Whitgift and Adling fleet, and part of the parish of Snaith (comprising the townships of Goole, Hooke, Snaith, Pollington, Gow dall, and Cowick, and the chapelries of Armin-cum- Booth-Ferry, and Rawcliffe). h Comprising the parishes of South Stainley-with- Clayton, Burton Leonard, and Ripon (with the excep tion of the townships of Bewerley, nacre, and High and Low Bishopside), comprising also the townships of Kirkby Malzeard, Grewelthorpe or Gravelthorpe, Azer ley and Laverton (in the parish of Kirkby Malzeard), and the extra-parochial places of Markingfield-Hall and Lindrick. i Comprising the parishes of Rotherham, Treeton, Aston-cum-Aughton, Rawmarsh, Maltby, Tkribergh, Hooton-Roberts, Ravensfield, Whiston, and Wickersley, and parts of the parishes of Laughton-en-le-Morthen (comprising the township of Laughton-en-le-Morthen), Braithwell (comprising the township of Bromley), and Wath-upon-Dearn (consisting of the townships of Wath upon-Dearn, and Brampton Brierlow, and the chapelries of Swinton and Wentworth). k Comprising the parishes of Selby, Cawood, Wistow, Brayton, and Drax, and parts of the parishes of Ryther with-Ozendike, Birkin (consisting of the townships of West Haddlesey, Hurst-Courtney, and Hurst-Temple, and the chapelry of Chapel-Haddlesey), and the cha pelry of Carleton, in the parish of Snaith. 1 Comprising the parishes of Aberford, Kirk-Fenton, Saxton, Collingham, Bardsey, Bramham, Kirkby-Wharf, and parts of the parishes of Sherburn (including the townships of Lotherton, with part of Aberford, Sher burn, and Barkston), Barwick-in-Elmett (including the township !of Barwick-in-Elmett) ' Harewood (including the township of East Keswick), Thorner (including the township of Scarcroft and Thorner), Tadcaster (consist ing of the townships of Tadcaster and Sutton-with- Hazlewood), and Ryther (consisting of the township of Lead-Hall), and the extra-parochial place of Mickle waite Grange. ni Comprising parts of the parishes of Kilburn (in cluding the townships of Hoodgrange and Kilburn), and Feliskirk (including the township of Feliskirk). n Comprising the parishes of Thorne, Hatfield, and Fishlake. o Comprising the parish of Halifax. p Comprising the parishes of North and South Anston, Thorpe-Salvin, Dinnington, Harthill-with- Woodhall, Wales, Todwick, and Firbeek, and part of the parish of Laughton-en-le-Morthen (comprising the townships of Woodsetts and Gilden and Wells, and the chapelry of Letwell, including St. John's). q Comprising the Parish of Lingfield. r Comprising the parishes of Futtenham, Ash-cum- Normandy (including the chapelry of Frimley), Seal (with the hamlet of Tongham), and Farnham, and part of the parish of Frencham, consisting of the tythine; of Chart and Pitfold. s Comprising part of the parish of St. Paul, Deptford, consisting of the hamlet ofHatcham. t Comprising the parishes of Thames-Ditton, East Moulsey, West Moulsey, Esher, Long-Ditton (i nc l uding the hamlet of Talworth), Kingston-upon-Thames (in cluding the hamlets of Hook and Ham-with-Hatch), Malden, and Wimbledon. u Comprising the parishes of Thorpe and Egham. v Comprising the entire parish of Ashton-under-Lyne and the townships of Droylsden and Houghton, and the chapelry of Denton, in the parish of Manchester; the townships of Chadderton, Tonge, Crompton, Alkring ton, Oldham-above-and-below-Town; and the chapelry of Royton, in the parish of Ol dham-cum-Pr es t w i c k and the townships of Middleton an d T hornham, in the parish, of Middleton. w Comprising the parish of Chipping, parts of the parishes of Whalley (consisting of the townships of Bowland-with-Leagrum, Chatburn, Twiston, Worston, Mearley Whiswell, Whalley, Little Mitton, including Henthern and Caldcoats ; the borough of Clitheroe, and the chapelries of Downham and Pendleton), and Mitton (consisting of the townships of Chaigley, Aighton, and Bailey), Stockrort (Part of) x—lnh 2,972, uninh 616, ,building 11 ; males 7,444, females 8,372; total 15,816 Todmorden (Part of) y—lnh 1,258, uninh 141, building 41 ; males 3,608, females 3,703 ; total 7,311 Ulverstone—lnh 5,104, uninh 377, building 24 ; males 13,441, females 13,305 ; fatal 26446 Warrington—lnh 5,835, uninh 357, :building 38 ; males 15,768, females 15,964; total 31,732 West Derby—lnh 14,797, uninh 593, building 723 ; males 40,744, females 479 2 8; total 88,652 Wigan—lnh 11,863, uninh 842, building 64 ; males 32,742, females 32,290; total 66,032 Worley—lnh 1,664, uninh 50, building 3 ; males 4,800, females 4,910 ; total 9,710 SCOTLAND. ACCOUNT OF THE POPULATION WITHIN EACH PARLIAMENTARY BOUNDARY. CITIES RETURNING TWO MEMBERS EACH. Edinburgh—lnhabited ho;4es 22,523, uninhabited 1,708, building 21; ma1e5,4,642, female 75,050 ; total 133,692 Glasgow—lnh 48,931, unh 2,288, -building 545; males 120,963, females 136,629; Rai 257,592 CITIES AND TOWNS RETURNING ONE MEM BER EACH. Aberdeen—lnh 6,137, uninh 188, building 150 ; males 27,277, females 35,623 ; total 62,900 Dundee—lnh 14,078, uninh 893, building 42 ; males 29,210, females 34,615 ; total 63,825 Greenock—lnh 7,052, uninh 226, building 67 ; males 17,440 ; females 18,841 ; total 35,921 Paisley--Inh 10,133, uninh 671, building 9 ; males 22,064, females 26,061 ; total 48,125 Perth—lnh 4,770, uniuh 603, building 4 ; males 8,498, females 9,783 ; total 18,281 COMBINED BURGHS, sil 4 ;fD TOWNS OR DIS TRICTS • RETURNING ONE MEMBER. AYR DISTRICT. 29,766. Ayr, and Newton-upon-Ayf'—lnhabited houses, 3,137, uninhabited 45, building 14 ; males 7,148, females 8,699 ; total 15,847 Irvine—lnh 1,073, uninh 37, building 0 ; males 1,937, females 2,657 ; total 4,594 Campbeltown—lnh 1,062, uninh 71, building 4 ; males 2,902, females 3,885 ; total 6,787 Inverary—lnh 240, uninh 13, building 0 ; males 547, females 593 ; total 1,140 Oban—lnh 356, uninh 23, building 1 ; males 604, fe males 794 ; total 1,398 DUMFRIES DISTRICT. 22,327. Annan—lnhabited houses 765, uninhabited 13, building 2; males 1,519, females 1802 ; total 3,321 Dumfries and Alaxweltown—lnh 2,400, uninh 168, build ing 5 ; males 5,847 females 7,506 ; total 13,353 Kirkcudbright—lnh 383, nninh 13, building 0 ; males 1,072, females 1,534 ; total 2,606 Lochmaben—lnh 283, uninh 38, building 1 ; males 621, females 707 ; total 1,328 Sanquhar—lnh 269, uninh 9, building 0 ; males 804, females 915 ; total 1,719 ELGIN DISTRICT. 20,052. Banff and Macduff—lnhabited houses 1,353, uninhabited 51, building 7; males 2,354, females 2,965 ; total 5,319 Cullen—lnh 365, uninh 12, building 0; males 711, fe males 853 ; total 1,564 Elgin—lnh 1,318 uninh 90. building 1 ; males 2,259, females 2,957 ; total 5,216. Inverury—lnh 292, uninh 11, building 5; males 832, females 899; total 1,731. Kintore—lnh 98, uninh 3, building 1; males 219, females 245; total 464. Peterhead—lnh 945, uninh 30, building 6 ; males 2,465, females 3,293 ; total 5,758. FALKIRK DISTRICT. 37,859. Airdrie-Inhabited houses 2,215; uninhabited 59, building 16; males 6,681, females 5,735; total 12,416 Falkirk-Inh 1,818, uninh 51, building 2; males 3,999, females 4,210; total 8,209 Hamilton-Inh 1,884, uninh 128, building 3; males 4,074, females 4,650; total 8,724 Lanark-Inh 966, uninh 68, building 1; males 2,140, females 2,346; total 4,486 Linlithgow-Inh 834, uninh 41, building 1; males 2,092, females 1,932; total 4,024 Jedburgh-Inh 429, uninh 18, building 1; males 1,518, females 1,759; total 3,277 Lauder-Inh 265, uninh 9, building 1; males 578, fe males 570 ; total 1,148 North Berwick-Inh 241, uninh 8, building 2 ; males 470, females 551; total 1,021. HADDINGTON DISTRICT. 12,210. Dunbar-Inhabited houses 719, uninhabited 119, build ing 3; males 1,360, females 1,627; total 2,987 Haddington-Inh 881, uninh 49, building 2; males 1,796, females 1,981; total 3,777 INVERNESS DISTRICT. 18,129. Forres-Inhabited houses 748, uninhabited 36, building 1; males 1,299, females 1,899 ; total 3.198 Fortrose--Inh 246, uninh 23, building 3 ; males 409, females 542 •, total 951 Inverness-Inh 2,456, uninh 40, building 7; males 5,009, .7:females 6,583; total 11,592 Nairn-Inh 581, uninh 40, building 4 ; males 1,032, females 1,356 ; total 2,388 KILMARNOCK DISTRICT. 38,373. Dumbarton-Inhabited houses 929, uninhabited 61, building 1 ; males 2,163, females 2,239 ; total 4,402 Kilmarnock-Inh 4,277, uninh 398, building 1 ; males 2,163, females 2,239 ; t0ta14,402. Renfrew-Inh 445, uninh 20, building 1 ; males 949, fe males 1,064 ; total 2,013. Rutherglen-Inh 1,132, uninh 29, building 1 ; males 2,816, females 2,806 ; total 5,622 Port Glasgow-Inh 1,384, uninh 51, building 3 ; males 3,134, females 3,804 ; total 6,938 EIRCALDY DISTRICT. 16,176. Burntisland—lnhabited houses 239, uninhabited 13, building 2 ; males 811, females 1,048 ; total 1,859 Dysart—lnh 1,709, uninh 74, building 2 ; males 811, fe males 1,048 ; total 1,859. Kinghorn—lnh 189, uninh 8, building 2 ; males, 811 ; females 1,048 ; total 1,859 Kirkaldy—lnh 1,182, uninh 90, building 5 ; males 2,634, females 3,070 ; total 5,704. LEITH DISTRICT. 35,979. Leith—lnhabited houses 4,600, uninhabited 232, build ing 10 ; males 11,979, females 14,047 ; total 26,026 Portobello—lnh 680, uninh 50, building 1 ; males 1,403, females 2,184 ; total 3,587 Musselburgh—lnh 928, uninh 89, building 1 ; males 2,958, females 3;408 ; total 6,366 MONTROSE DISTRICT. 43,172. Aberbrothwick or Arbroath—lnhabited houses, 3,380, uninhabited 108, building 12 ; males 6,781, females 7,810 ; total 14,591 Brechin—lnh 849, uninh 19, building 4 ; males 2,675, females 3,232 ; total 5,907 Forfar—lnh 996, uninh 33, building 3 ; males 3,659, females 4,340 ; total 7,999 Inverbervie or Bervie—lnh 229, uninh 15, building 0 ; males 424, females 440 ; total 864 Mon trose—lnh 3,308, uninh 66, building 7 ; males 6,130, females 7,681 ; total 13,811 ST. ANDREW'S DISTRICT. 15,236. Anstruther, Easter—lnhabited houses 191, uninhabited 10, building 2 ; males 448, females 566 ; total 1,014 Anstruther, Wester—lnh 57, uninh 3, building 2 ; males 148, females 191 ; total 339 Crail—lnh 26, uninh 23, building 2 ; males 520, females 707 ; total 1,127 Cupar—lnh 905, uninh 19, building 3 ; males 2,341, females 2,821 ; total 5,162 Kilrenny—lnh 244, uninh 12, building 3 ; males 791, females 928 ; total 1,719 Pittenweem—lnh 250, uninh 23, building 3 ; males 576, females 733 ; total 1,309 St. Andrew's—lnh 1,036, uninh 51, building 4 ; males 1,947, females 2,518 ; total 4,465 STIRLING DISTRICT. 27,730. Culross—lnhabited houses 125, uninhabited 6, building 0; males 237, females 365 ; total 602 Dunfermline—lnh 2,924, uninh 190, building 5 ; males 6,741, females 6,582 ; total 13,323 Inverkeithing—lnh 418, uninh 30, building 3 ; males 840, females 987 ; total 1,827 Queensferry—lnh 294, uninh 16, building 0 ; males 589, females 644 ; total 1,233 Stirling—lnh 1,805, uninh 86, building 7 ; males 5,022, females 5,723 ; total 10,745 WICK DISTRICT. 14,546. Cromarty—lnhabited houses 3 . 40, uninhabited 31, build ing 2 ; males 309, females 1,130 ; total 1,939 Dingwall—lnh 397, uninh 22, building 0 ; males 764, females 962 ; total 1,726 Dornoch—lnh 113, uninh 3, building 1 ; males 201, females 250 ; total 451 Kirkwall—lnh females 1,819 ; total 435, unin3,o4l -4- h 5, building 2 ; ma l e , 1,q „, , Tain—lnh 345, uninh 19, building 0 ; ma l es 839, females 'B u 6 n 7 inh 21, V 1 28 1 ; e i s n t 2 t :9 t7a 2 81 7 01 ; total 5,522 building 10 ; ma l es 2,595, WIGTOWN DISTRICT, 8,702. New Galloway—lnhabited hou ses 108, uninhabited 9, building 0 ; males 212, females 218 ; total 430 Stranraer--Inh 1,073, uninh 26, building 10; males 2,166, females 2,723 ; total 4,889 Whitehorn—lnh 263, un i n h , -11.11 u 271, bbUtliillthdingng 21 males 68 1 , females 832 ; total 1 , 5 13 Wigtown—lnh 425 ; females 1,022 ; t o t a l 1,870 SUMMARY OF PARLIAMENTARY rmoalePtsiBL4AB: TION OF CITIES AND BOROUGHS. 960,592. Two Cities Returning Two Members each—lnhabited houses 71,454, uninhabited 3,996, building 566 ; males 179,605, females 211,679 ; total Parliamentary popu lation 391,284 Five Cities and Towns Returning One Member each— Inh 4 2,170, uninh 2,583, building 272 ; males 104,489, females 124,563 ; total 229,052 Fourteen Districts of Burghs Returning One Member each—lnh 68,428, uninh3,t3ootasl, 3b4uo,il2dsinge, 214 ; males 156,434, females 183,822 . GENERAL REMARKS. It was our intention to give the popuhation of all the cities, an d towns of Great Britain, according to the boroughs, re t urn s of 18 41 and 18 31, in order that th e com parative increase or decrease might be ascertained at once, but on referring to the returns for 1841, we found it impossible to carry out the plan. One or more towns are included in a di s t r i c t a ll otte d to a Superintendent Registrar. Sometimes only part of a town, and in other cases, so many as ten, fifteen, and twenty parishes, are joined together, and included in the population. For instance, according to th e return f or 1831, the population of Lutterworth, in Leicestershire, was 2,262, while in 1841 o n ly p ar t of it contains a population of 13,079. Beverley, in Yorkshire, had a population of only 8,302, while in t'ae late returns the number is 18,957 ; and thus also the population of Hali- s Comprising the chapelry of II( •aton-Norris, and the township of Reddish, in the parish•of Manchester. y Comprising the chapelry of Todmorden and the township of Walsden, in the parish of Rochdale. MORNING SU - fax in 1831 was, according to the official abstract pub - lished in that year, 15,582 ; and in the Census of 1841 L it is statediverp Liverpool be 10 1831 wa 9 5 ,1 1 7 5 5 5:17 A 5 fai it n the , i s now o population 23 ,o 5 .l o n f Ashton-under-Line it was, in 1831, 33,597 ; in 1841, 130,381. So that our readers will see no comparison can be drawn between the town population of 1831 and 1841, It has been considered sufficient, therefore, in the mean time, to give three of the principal counties of England, with the population of each Superintendent Registrar's district, in order to show the new mode adopted by the Registrar General, and when the complicated returns are all arranged (which will yet require a long period), we shall select those of most public interest. These, we are informed on good authority, will furnish documents of great importance, classifying persons according to their trades and professions—such as capitalists, bankers, occupiers of land employing labourers, occupiers of land not employing labourers, labourers employed in agricul ture, in manufactures, employed in retail trade or handi craft, male and female servants, and a vast number of other statistical returns. These will be accompanied with an analysis of the Census, drawn up by the Com missioners, and, when completed, will be laid before Parliament. That indefatigable member of the London Statistical Society, Mr. Porter, has already drawn up an important paper on the subject, which was read at the last meeting—and among other valuable results and facts, contained the following :—" Amongst other results it was shown that the population of Great Britain and Ireland, which had increased between 1821 and 1831, an average of 17 per cent., had diminished from that amount in the next decennial period one quarter per cent., which diminution was principally attributed to the comparatively few marriages which had taken place in England since the passing of the New Poor-law Act, in 1834. From the tables, however, it would appear that in the agricultural districts the number of births had increased in the last decennial period. The deaths which had taken place throughout England during the latter period were 1 in 44-1; in the manufac turing districts of Lancashire, &c., 1 i n 33 ; w hil st i n the city of Boston, United States, according to a statement made by Colonel Sykes, the mortality during the same period had been lin 45. It was alsostated by the latter, that in good years it was but as 1 in 47 in the same city." Among other curious results, Mr. Porter stated that in all Great Britain there were 13,600 idiots and lunatics, or 1 in 1,900 ; in England alone 1 in 500; and amongst the Society of Friends lin 300. The returns have not vet been made up as regards the occupations of the dif ferent classes, bat it was stated that in 1831 there were 800,000 female servants in Great Britain, whilst in the City of Westminster alone they formed one-tenth of the population. _ _ _ - The great proportion of lunatics among the Quakers as compared witli other classes has excited some surprise, though without reason, for it may be satisfactorily ac counted for. The Friends, as is well known, are a class quite distinct from all others. They associate chiefly with one another, refrain from public amusements, avoid theatres, races, and balls, and many o th er p l aces of pub lic resort which relieve the burdens of the mind by their variety and gaiety. It is not, therefore, surprising that this kind of silent system should have the same effect oa persons who voluntarily seclude themselves from society as those who are forced to submit to it as a punish ment. It is not quite fair, however, to select this respec table body, for we have no doubt that if other religious sects were classified, a greater proportion of lunatics would be found among them. If the new Census con tain classifications of this kind, as regards not only re ligionists but persons in every grade and condition of life, with the proportionate numbers subject to lunacy, madness, or disease of every description, it would form a most valuable compilation, and would well repay the labour and expense. From the tallies published, it appears that the popula tion of Great Britain, for the last 41 years, was as fol lows :—ln 1801-10,472,048 ; 1811-11,964 ; 303 ; 1821 14,161,839 ; 1831 16,366,011; and in 1841 18,664,761. In the Census for the last ten years, the disproportion of the sexes is great. In England and Wales there were 7,773,471 males, and 8,138,134 fe.. males. In Scotland, males 1,246,437- females 1,332,530. And in the Islands o f th e B r iti s h Seas, males 57;593„ females 66,481. This difference appears at first unac countable, as it is well known that more males than fe males are born, in the proportion of about 9to 8. In England and Wales, for a period of about 29 years, for every 10,426 males, there were 10,000 females born ; in France, in the same period, there were in the proportion of 1,000 lc 938 ; in the Low Countries, 1,000 men to 947 women; in Naples, 1,000 to 956. On reflection, however, the provisions of nature in this, as in all other instances, appear wise, and the disparity between males and females may easily be accounted for. Independent of the enormous mercantile shipping of this country, as well as the Royal Navy, where men only are employed, probably ten men to one woman emigrate. Men, from their hazardous and laborious occupations, are exposed to infinitely greater danger than women, even indepen dent of war, and when we take into account the vast extent of the British dominions—the numerous Colonies to be supplied, not only with troops but with civilians, the incessant casualties that occur in foreign climates, requiring regular drafts from the mother country to make up the deficiency, we are only surprised that the disparity at home is not greater. We will refrain, how ever, from further remarks on this subject till the Com missioners make a more complete return ; and in the hope of urging them to expedite their labour with the utmost despatch, we assure them that th e p u bli c , w h o have to pay a arge sum for the work, are anxiously looking forward to its completion. We have heard, on tolerably good authority, that they will not be able to bring out the tables for two years yet. This, however, we think a most unreasonable period for such an under taking, with so many hands, and the machinery all in preparation for a year at least ; and great disappointment will be expressed if the Census for 1841 is not laid on the tables of Parliament in the course of next Session. MORTALITY in the METROPOLIS. The following are the results of " A Table of Mortality in the Metropolis, showing the Number of Deaths from all Causes Registered in the week ending Dec.lB, 1841." The Table is issued from the Office of the Registrar-General:— CAUSES OP DEATH. Epidemic, Endemic, and Contagious Diseases 146 Diseases of the Brain, Nerves, and Senses 124 Diseases of the Lungs, and other Organs of Respiration Diseases of the Heat and 8100d -vessels l7 Diseases of the Stomach, Liver, and other Organs of Ditstion Diseases of the Kidneys, &c. .. ... 3 Childbed, Diseases of the Uterus, &c. Diseases of the Joints, Bones, and Muscles Diseases of the Skin, &c Diseases of Uncertain 5eat...... BB OW Age, or Natural Decay 6O Deaths by Violence, Privation, or Intemperance 24 Causes not specified Deaths from all causes 794 Average Weekly Deaths .. Average Population Weekly enu- Deaths merated 1138-9-40. 1511. West Districts—Kensington, Saint I i George ( Hanover-square), West minster, St. Martin in the Fields, St. James 300,705 North Districts— St. Mary-le -bone St. Pancras, Islington, Hackney 163 Central Districts—St. Giles and St. George, Strand, Holborn, Clerk enwell, St. Luke, East London, West London, City of London Igo East Districts—Shoreditch, Bethnal Green, Whitechapel, St. George in the East, Stepney, P0p1ar...... 211 South Districts—St Saviour, St. Olave, Bermondsey, St. George Southwark, Newingtomi am b et h , Camberwell, Rotherhitk e, G reen:, wich ........... „ ........... ...... 223 365,660 373,806 392,49 G 438,060 926 Death. the Reek. It is slated that Total 926 1,870,7 27 794 under the term Metropolis a" comprised the 32 distr icts . herein mentioned , which include the City of Lon and the parishes of St. Marylebone, don with and without the ' walls, the City and Liberties of Westminster, the out-parishes within the Bills of Mortality n, Pancras, Kensington, !Wham, Hammersmith (Chapelry), St. Luke (Ch elsea), Pad dington, St. Mary (Stoke Newington), St. Leonard (Brom ter 1838, 1839, and 1840, ; Icy ), St. Mary-l e -b ow , Camberwell, Greenwich, St. Nicholas and St. P au l ( D eptfor d), an d Woolwich. The population , as enumerated in 1931, was 1,594,890 ; and in June 1841, was t 1 ,870,727. The weekly averag e was obtained by dividing the deaths in the three y ears b y 156 . I Dec. 11. E I Dec. 18. 55° 53° TEMPERATUR E IN THE WEEKS NDING 40 31 47 43 23, 1811. Highest ..................... Lowest ...................... Daily Mean . • ieral Register Office, Dec. RAILWAY RETURNS. 1 We extract from the Railway Magazine the sums received on the principal Railways of Great Britain for the week ending on the day of the month prefixed to each. The return includes the money received for passengers, parcels, carriages, horses, mails, and trier chandize : Week Miles Name of R a ilway.ended Opened. Dec.lB Birmingham & Derby Junct. 38/ 17 Birmingham and Gloucester 55 12 Brandling Junction 25 18 Chester and Birkenhead .. 15. 19 Eastern Counties 18 Glasgow and Ayr .. 18 Glasgow, Paisley, & Greenock 22/ 11 Grand J unct , Chester &Crewe 1034 20 Great North of England 19 Great Western 18 Hull and Selby 18 Lancaster & Preston Junction 20j 17 Liverpool and Manchester 3l 18 London and Birmingham ll2l 18 London and Brighton 18 Ditto Shoreham Branch 21 London and Croydon 22 ndon and Greenwich 34 18 London and South Western 16 Manchester, Bolton, and Bury 10 18 Manchester and Leeds 18 Midland Counties ... 57 19 Northern and Eastern 18 North Midland 18 Preston and Wyre ..... 19/ 20 York and North Midland....., 23 Total. £. s. d. 1,140 19 A 1,492 7 2 706 3 6 365 0 7 667 12 6 824 4 8 645 8 3 6,868 1 4 1,165 19 2 11,575 2 1 782 4 11 414 6 11 4,087 0 6 13,892 10 6 1,531 8 8 147 8 11 239 3 6 780 19 2 4,6.59 6 9 545 14 2i -3,700 10 5 2,308 6 11 '905 0 10 3,738 4 si 190 14 9 1,603 17 6 Louis XIV.--The appetite o f this monarch was so remarkable, that, we are informed, he used fre quently to eat at dinner four plates of soup, a whole pheasant, a partridge, a large plateful of salad, mutton with gravy and with garlic, two good slices of ham, and a plateful of pastry, besides fruit and sweetmeats. LORD CHANCELLORS.—The three Chancel lors who have held the seals of office longest are, Lord Ellesmere, twenty years within a few days ; Lord Hard wicke, twenty years and nine months ; and Lord Eldon, during the two periods of his being in office, twenty-fire years within a few days. Weekly Total. Average 1638-9-40 204 151