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ENGLAND AND WALES—POOR RATES.
Tuna 6110me 111?. L211 r03 Poon Rune AND 1113 Eumnrruu ron 1131,1311, IN Exounn AND Wang; 111.60 1113 RATE P33 HEAD, AND 111: R413 117 1113 POUND or now ITEMS, AND 1113 AVERAGE PRICE or \er; F03 1113 Ynans 21mm) 51' LADY-DAY
1834 To 1866, 1110141751“.
Rah In the Pound 1333;129:151 ‘°'.nL:{X-.!:'a‘..‘:l.'éfil"‘ Populatlon HII- | 10'" Iggifilifiggfg'w. I Ann” Years trams-3: " "' m“ M“!- ‘fiéiifir
llncum' Poor. Qnfihfi D'V'
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Poor. Poor.
2 2 l. d. a d. 1. d. a. d. I d
14,372,000 8,338,079 6,317,255 11 7f 8 9L . . . . . . . . 51 11 1834 14,564,000 7,373,807 5,526,“ 8 10 15 7 7 . . . . 44 2 1835 14,758,000 6,354,538 4,717,630 8 7f 6 4'5 . 39 5 1836 14,955,000 5,294,566 4,044,741 7 1 5 5 . . 52 6 1837 15,155,000 5,186,389 4,123,604 6 10‘; 5 5% . . . . . . . . 55 3 1838 15,357,000 5,613,939 4,406,907 7 3i 5 8'} . . . . . . . . 69 4 1839 15,562,000 6,014,605 4,576,965 7 8g 5 10¢ .. . . .. .. 68 6 1840 15,911,757 6,351,828 4,760,929 7 112 5 11;: 2 0-4 1 6-3 65 3 1841 15,981,000 6,552,890 4,911,498 8 2§ 6 1'} . . . . . . . . 64 0 1842 16,194,000 7,085,595 5,208,027 8 9 6 5"; . . . . . . . . 54 4 1843 16,410,000 6,847,205 4,976,093 8 4} 6 0:1, . . . . . . . . 51 5 1844 16,629,000 6,791,006 5,039,703 8 2 6 0:1, . . . . . . . . 49 2 1845 16,851,000 6,800,623 4,954,204 8 0;} 5 10, .. . . . . . . 53 3 1846 17,076,000 6,964,825 5,298,787 8 2 6 2, 2 0-8 1 6'9 59 0 1847 17,304,000 7,817,430 6,180,764 9 04- 7 1‘2’ . . . . . . . . 64 6 1848 17,534,000 7,674,146 5,792,963 8 9 6 7% . . . . . . . . 49 l 1849 17,765,000 7,270,493 5,395,022 8 2} 6 1 2 1'8 1 7'1 42 7 1850 17,927,609 6,778,914 4,962,704 7 6i 5 6g, . . . . .. .. 39 11 1851 18,205,000 6,552,298 4,897,685 7 2g, 5 45 .. .. 39 4 1852 18,402,000 6,522,412 4,939,064 7 l 5 4} . . . . 42 0 1853 18,617,000 6,973,220 5,282,853 7 6 5 8 . . . . 61 7 1854 18,840,000 7,864,149 5,890,041 8 45 6 3 . . .. . . 70 o 1855 19,043,000 8,201,348 6,004,244 8 7} 6 3} 2 3'4 1 8 1 75 4 1856 19,207,000 8,139,003 5,898,756 8 5'; 6 11 . . . . 65 3 1857 19,361,000 8,188,880 5,878,542 8 5} 6 01 . . . . . . 53 10 1858 19,578,000 8,108,222 5,558,689 8 3% 5 '; . . . . . . 42 9 1859 19,837,000 7,715,948 5,454,964 7 9i 5 6 . . . 44 9 1860 20,066,224 7,921,619 5,778,943 7 101- 5 9 . . . . . . . . 55 10 1861 20,228,000 8,511,161 6,077,922 8 5 6 0 . 56 7 1862 20,445,000 9,174,976 6,527,036 8 4 6 4L . . . . 52 1 1863 20,663,000 9,448,319 6,423,381 9 13 6 2} . . . 43 2 1864 20,881,000 9,392,191 6,264,966 9 0 6 0 . . . . . . 39 8 1865 21,100,000 9,573,772 6,439,517 9 1 6 1‘, 2 0'5 1 4 5 43 6 1866
Its—(a) The year 1334 In. the Int parochial year prior to the passing of the Poor-Law Amendment Act. (b) The Population of 1841, 1851, and 1861 16 the actual Population according to the Census taken in those yearn.
(c) The net Annual Value of Rate-hie Property for England and Wales in ltul wua 262,540,030; in 1847 967,830,587; 1111850 967,700.15}; and in 1656, £7l,8-16,210. The groan estimated Rental was, for the tlrattnme, returneJ 1n the nut-mennone yen-r; it amounted to 286,077,676. In 1666 the gross estimated Rental was £110,079,308; and the Mable Value, 393,638,403.
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