MOVEMENT OF THE POPULATION
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II. Movement or the Population.
I. Births, Deaths, and Marriage*.
England and Wales.
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1914
1917 1918 1919 1920 ;
Estimated
Population at 30th June
36,960,684 33.711, 000 1 33,474,700 1 36,800,000 37,609,600
Total Births
Illegitimate Births
879,096 668,346 662,661 692,438 957,994
37,329 37,022
41,876
Mh
516,742 498,922 611,861 504,203 406,211
■antofM
294,401 118,866
1 Estimate*! civil population.
- Provisional figures.
In 1920 the proportion of male to female births was 1,052 male to 1,000 female.
Scotland.
Estimated
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Population at 30th Jane
Total Births
1914
4.747,167
1917
S.738
97,441
1918
".274
98,554
1919
- .077
J 06,
1920 '
4,864,396
IS
Illegitimate
1 •»•!.-
Marriages
1 Provisional tigi. Proportion of male to female births in 1920 was 1,044 to 1,000. Ireland.
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Estimated Population at 30th June
Total Births
Illegitimate Birth*
Marriages
1914
4,381,398
9S.S06
2,943
71.345
23,695
1917 1918 1919 1920 *
4,380,000 4,399,000 4,462,000 4.470,000
86.
- 104
L'..
95 812
06. 793
'73
- .70
.93
1 Provisional figures.
The proportion of male to female births in Ireland in 1920 was 1,061 to 1,000.
2. E<-< 'ration and Imnitfiration. In the thirty-eight yea: J number of emigrants from
the United Kingdom was 3,463,592. Up to 1S52 the emigration returns made no distinction betweenjihitish subjects and foreigners. From 1853 to
