New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-24
TIE CENSUS or ENGLAND IND WALES.
From The London Standard.

From The London Standard
The preliminary report on TIE census of England
and W,es vas laid Oh table OF the House OF COi
mons ,asi night. AS we recently stated, the total
number of persons returned living IN England ana
Wales Ut IL y. NJ. Oh April >, 1901, was 20OOl,Olo'
Ihis shows az Increase Uf 3020,512, or OF 100 pei
cent upon the numbers returned at tho 1881 ehuucd
ton Not only this number less than at the pre-
vious decenpum lo1loA but tS rae OF iCle ny ~
less t1nn in any previous decennal period IN inc cen
IN ry t ~ Amy Had te rate Of increase rrmaned
in lS11-ol the addition % the pOpulatoh WUuiI nave
been 3,720,92s whereas It was IL Teiiy C!y GC1T
Dr. and as All Official csdnatea Oh the polulduOh
The years following an Enumeration are oased on inc
hypothesis that the proceeding cr.ensaI rt U
growth been maintained the estimated pGpuaHiSh
In 1891 was 1O3,357 fu excess Of the actual pupnia,
ton. The difference Between eiumstVs anu realty
Is unav0idablc, When Tue intcrNaI GetWtSh W. 'O'
secuuye csufnatons is 50 long as a decennIum. Oi
tie 20 0O1 ole enumctated, l4OoOoio are macs
S01 females an increase however which wculd be not
moons cr,blt reduced the ARMY The Navy, ana
the merchant service abroad not eAciuaeu iron! tg
rsck0nlng TO each one hundred males enumerated
there 1864 females Tic proportion OF Icialos
10 males has teen steadily increasing at each Ge sS
1854. I055 and i004 10 a hundred The rate OF IN.
crease for the last decennun was liz per cent: ioT
males and I21 PR cent females. But the natural
Increase 81 the males, that is, the nnmOer OF uiIo
births miuns the number 0! male deaths was ISL,
AGO or ii5 per cent Of the male population in 19sl'
while the natural increase of the females was 1oO93V''
or 3.6 per cent. Of the female population 400
The inhabited houses numbered 5,452,SO2 showing
an increase OF Go1 ,ce3, or l29 per cent upon te mum
bors returned in 1851. The uninhabteo a3nse1 ap
4
actually declined OF the former trFe were 3oOi! 81,
md of the inter 90 4o7 whereas in 1881 the numbers
had been respectively 356,672 and 16,414 The
average nrmbcr Of occupants OF each nhaolted mousse
was 53n against 5.3s In 1881 and 5.33 in 1871 oo
There are siGty-two towns with more thah 3O,VOQ
Inhabitants They are-Lond1n, which Is returned az
42I 05o as against ,j44 ten years ago showing
an Increase per cent. Of 1914 Liverpool comes next
wifi the ONLY decrease, from 5526Oe persons ten ytsrS
ago 10 517 95l. The remaining sixty all show an m
crease more or less substantial. Manchester IS re-
turned al 5O5,343; BIRMINGHAM, 42o,171 LEEDS
367 BOG Sheffield 324 pa Bristol, 221 $50 Bradt rl
21G.36l Nottingham 21f ,064 West Ham, 2o4 gO2 I:
KingstOn1pon-Iul 16g,99S Stafford, l0sI36 new
cnsie-On-Tync, 1e6345; Portsmouth, 15O23o LelCes-
ter 14o DOL: Oldham, 13l 463 SUNDERLAND l3O9s1
Cardiff S,849: Blackburn, 120064; BRIGHTON 1!2.-
400 preston, 1o7, 573 Croydon. 102.69T Norwich.
100 064 Dirkenhead. 00,ls4; Understood, 06422
DERBY, 04,146: swansea, 0O423; Ystradyfodwt, S.
! 94170; Halifax s28G4; Wolverhnmpton; $50
south shields 7s 43l MiddleshTQurh, 1910; Nalsal
Il 70l; Rochdale; It's; To ct y sac 81.
| $50: York. Co.9s4; southampton, $685.; Leyton.
| G3 JOG: Willesden, 81 200; Northampton, G1pl6;
| Reading eo.054 West Rromwch, 80, Merthyr
! Tydvil 5000; Ipswich $1,000 Bury, 81 200 Wigan,
! 55O13; IIaney 54.s40: Davenport 54,73Gi Newport
| CManD 54.G95; Warrington 52.742; Coventry o.
700: Hastings, $3.50: GIimsby. jl,S76 Bath, d.
| SAG: and BaTrowin- Furness. Ollie.
| In counties. Middloscx shows considerable IN
crease with 3,251,703 persons against 2a2O4os ten
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