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ENGLISH CENSUS 



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DIGEST 



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ENGLISH CENSUS 



OF 



1871. 



COMPILED FROM THE OFFICIAL RETURNS AND EDITED 



BY 



JAMES LEWIS, 

OF THB BEOIStBAB-OKNKBAL's DEPABTmOIT, 
SOHKB8KT HOITSB. 



LONDON: 

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PREFACE. 



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Once in every ten yeais sinoe the beginning of iihe present century the endeavour lias been 
made to ascertain the nmnber of persons actually resident in the British Islands at one 
time ; and it is a fair presmnptiGn that the novdty of the proceeding rendered the first 
ennmeration in 1801 incomplete, that the second in 1811 was bett^ understood and more 
per£BoiIy carried out, and that successiye Censuses have witnessed a nearer approach in both 
reepeciB to the completeness which it is hoped ultimately to realize as the objects of such 
an inquiry become more thoroughly apprehended by the community. 

There can hardly be a doubt of the necessity for these periodical stock-takings, 
because without them the political affairs of the country, and the maflifold problems 
involved in its social organization, would, in respect of what lies at the very threshold of 
their study-— namely, a knowledge of the number, distribution, and classes of the people — 
rest on no more substantial basis than that of mere conjectural approximation. 

But it is easily conceivable that in some minds the Census awakens no feeling of 
interest on the score of its utility in a national point of view ; rather that the inquiry 
schedule, as a mysterious-looking formal official document, excites occasionally a suspicion 
of ulterior objects not patent upon the sur£EU)e, an unwillingness to reveal some particular 
of condition or circumstance, and a disposition to evade it if possible. 

Gradually this distrust will no doubt vanish as the circles of national intelligence 
widen and deepen, as a true perception is acquired of the altc^ether impersonal use to 
which the information obtained is applied, and as all classes grow more fiEuniliar with the 
Census as a recurrent national undertaking deserving of the utmost support and assistance 
which the public can give to it. 

The Legislature in its wisdom decarees the expenditure every ten years of a sum 
of money, considerable in itself but trifling in comparison with the magnitude of the 
ttiterprise and the importance of its results, for an enumeration of the peopla The 
more completely this is accomplished, the more firaitful the outlay will be, and on this 
narrow ground alone it would dearly seem to be to the interest of every taxpayer that he 
should co-operate to the best of his ability in furtherance of the end desired. 

That this co-operation is very widely given, the Census authorities bear witness ; but 
with ampler knowledge greater endeavours would doubtless be made to assist the local 
officers who are entrusted with the by no means eaay task of collecting the requisite 
particulars. 

It is with the view of making the olgects, method of procedure, and results of the 
Census more widely known, that this publication has been undertaken. The vast 



Ylii PREFACE. 

quantity of facts which the Gensns brings together have to be analysed, classified, and 
tabulated in a yariety of combinations, and subsequently placed on record in print ; the form 
of publication being necessarily elaborate in order to meet, not only the present require- 
ments of statistical inyestigation, but the probabilities of its future deyelopment in 
directions which only a large accumulation of data will render possible. 

The published Official Betums of the recent Census consist of two folio volumes, 
of 614 and 576 pages respectiyely. The price at which they are obtainable, 13s. 6d, the 
two yolumes, is certainly not large, and will not of itself account for their yery limited 
diffusion. There are seyenJ reasons for this ; one of which is that the nxmiber of copies 
printed by the Goyemment does not exceed 2750, out of which, after deduction made for 
the supply of the members of the Legislature, the departments of the State, and others, 
only some 1000 copies remain for public sale. A certain additional provision is no doubt 
made by the issue, in parts, of the Betums relating to difierent locaUties ; but the incom* 
pleteness of such a form of publication will always be a drawback to its popularity or 
usefulness for any but mere local purposes. Again, the very elaborateness of the Census 
yolumes militates against their use in anything like a popular sense, not only because of the 
bulk which it inyolyes, but because in these days people will not take the trouble to wade 
through a mass of details in search of the broad general results which they want to get at 
in the easiest manner and in the shortest possible time. 

Belieying, therefore, that there is an opening for such a work, I venture to submit to 
the public this Digest, which embodies all the leading foots contained in the 1190 pages 
of the two official folios, condensed into a compact little volume of 200 pages, easy of 
transport, convenient for the book-case, and of small cost 

In the Introduction will be found a synopsis of much valuable information gleaned 
chiefly from the Census Beports of 1851 and 1861, which are probably not generally avail- 
able for reference now, respecting the organization by means of which the Census is taken, 
the various administrative subdivisions of the country, and other matters likely to prove 
interesting ; an exposition of the chief results of the 1871 enumeration as compared with 
its predecessors, and a comparison of the past with the probable future growth of the 
Metropolis, are also given. 

The Tabular matter is divided into three sections. (I.) A series of Summary Tables, 
in which, amongst other things, the statistics of population, of Parliamentary representa- 
tion, of the value of property, and of the degree of education in the several Counties, are 
given in a form admitting of ready comparison one with another ; also a statement of the 
population in every City, Borough, Town, and Urban Sanitary District, alphabetically 
arranged ; a description of the manner in which the several Dioceses are constituted ; and 
the total number of persons in PubUc Institutions, on board vessels, and without homes. 
(II.) A series of Tables giving a complete view of the* manner in which the Country is 
mapped out for Begistration and Poor Law purposes, the population of every Parish or 
Place in the several B^istration Districts or Unions being stated. (III.) An alphabetical 
arrangement of Counties, showing under each County how it is subdivided for administrative 
purposes, the value of property, the population of its chief towns, and the distribution of 
Its population as regards county and borough representation. 

No efforts have been spared to ensure the correctness of every figure throughout the 



PREFAOB. IX 

Tolnme, and I believe that in this respect the hcta may be entirely depended on for their 
fidelity to the Official Betoms. 

To the Begistrar-General^ Major Graham, who has taken a warm interest in this 
publication, and has most kindly authorized its appearance under his sanction, I desire to 
express my deep obligations, arising not merely out of an isolated instance of good-will, but 
from a bng official experience of his courtesy and kindness. 

To my esteemed Principal, Br. William Farr, F.B.S., in his capacity of President of 
the Statistical Society of London, is due the original suggestion of this work, and I am 
indebted to him for the inraluable aid of his counsel during its progress. I can only 
hope that my endeavour to realize his idea will be adjudged by him and the distinguished 
Society over which he so fitiy presides, to have been accomplished as satisfiEU^torily as was 
possible in the limited time at my disposal. 



J.L. 



Biqistbab-Gbnbbal's Department, 
SoMKBSET House, 

16th March, 1873. 



TABLE OF CONTENTS. 



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I. INTBODUCnON. 

PAOB 

Retroepect of GensuseB, 1801-61 1 

Suggestions for Census of 1871 3 

The Census Organization 4 

Population of the United Kingdom 7 

Population of England and Wales, 1651-1871 8 
MoYement of Population ; Emigration ; Natural 

Increase 9 

The Sexes 9 

Houses; "What is a House?" 9 

Inhabited Houses ; The House Duty .. .. 10 

Total House Acconunodation 11 

Number of Families 11 

Urban and Rural Populations, their relative 

growth 11 

The large Cities and Towns 12 

Publiclnstitutions .. 18 

Maritime Population 13 

Houseless Population 18 

Divisions of the Country 14 

Counties 14 

Hundreds 14 

Parliamentary Representation 15 

County and Borough Representation .. .. 15 

Lieutenancy Sub-divisions 16 

Highway Districts 16 

Judicial Divisions 16 

Municipal Cities and Boroughs 17 

Urban Sanitary Districts 18 

Townships, Parishes, Manors 18 

Eoclesiastical Divisions 19 

Registration Districts and Sub-districts .. .. 20 

Registration Counties 20 

Registration Divisions 21 

The Cinque Ports 22 

Complexity of existing Sub-divisions . . 25 

Isbwds in the British Seas 26 

The Growth of London 27 

City of London 27 

The Metropolis 28 

Old and New BUIs of Mortality 28 

The Registrar-General's •* London " 29 

Metropolitan Board of Works District .. .. 29 

Metropolitan Police District 29 

Ixmdon Within Various Boundaries 30 

The Past and Future of the Metropolis .. 30 

The Cost of the Census 32 

II. SUMMARY TABLES. 

Table I. Area, Inhabited Houses, and Popu- 
lation of the United Kingdom on 
8rd April, 1871, exclusive of the 
Army, Navy, and Merchant Sea- 
men Abroad 34 



Table II. Houses and Population of England 
and Wales at each of the Censuses, 
1801-71 



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m. Increase of the Inhabited Houses 
and Population of England and 
Wales in the Intervals between 
the Censuses 1801-71 

• 

IV. Number of Emigrants from the 
United Kingdom during the Ten 
Years 1861 to 1870, from Returns 
furnished by Her Majesty's Emi- 
gration Commissioners 

V. Area, Houses, and Population in 
1871 of the Counties Proper in 
England and Wales 

VL Area, Houses, and Population in 
1871 of Registration Divisions 
and Cocmties in England and 
Wales 



34 



35 



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VII. Inhabited Houses and Population 
in 1871, of the Counties in Eng- 
land and Wales, including and 
excluding R^uresented Ctties and 
Boroughs^ with the Number of 
Members Returned, and Number 
of Registered Electors .. .. 88-39 

VIU. Population; Number of Electors 
and of Members Returned ; Value 
of Property; Number of Houses 
Inhabited, and Assessed to the 
House Duty ; and Proportion of 
Men and Women who Signed 
their Marriage Reg^isters with 
Marks— in the Counties of Eng- 
land and Wales 40 

IX. Inhabited Houses and Population 
in 1861 and 1871, of Cities, Muni- 
cipal Boroughs, Parliamentary 
Boroughs, Local Board Districts, 
Improvement Commissionerai' Dis- 
tricts, Lighting. Coimnissioners* 
Districts, Paving Commissioners' 
Districts, and other Principal 
Towns in England and Wales 41-55 

X. Inhabited Houses and Population 
in 1871 of the Counties and Parts 
of Counties comprised in the 
several Dioceses in England and 
Wales 56-60 



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Table XI. Number of Persona in WorkbouseB, 
Hospitals, Lunatic Asylums, 
Prisons, and other Public In- 
stitutions, in England and Wales, 
on 8rd AprU, 1871 60 



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XIL Number of Persons enumerated in 
Her Majesty's Ships, in Sea-going 
Merchant Vessels, and in Barges ; 
also in Bams, Sheds, Caravans, 
&C., in England and Wales, at 
each of the Censuses, 1851, 1861, 
and 1871 



60 



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m. REGISTRATION DIVISIONS. 

Inhabited ffoutes and Population m tha teveral Pariahes 
or Places oonstitiOing the various Begistration Sub-districts 
and Districts (or Unions) in — 

Dlyision I. London, comprising the Metro- 
politan parts of Middlesexy Surrey , 
and Kent 62-65 

„ n. South-Eastibn Counties, com- 
prising Surrey and Kent (extra- 
metropolitan). Susses, Bants, 
and Berks 65-74 

„ m. South-Midland Countibb, com- 
prising Middlesex (extra-metro- 
politan), Hertford, Buckingham, 
Oxford, Northampton, ffunttng- 
don, Bedford, and Cambridge 74-83 

rv. Eastern Countdbb, comprising 

Essex, Suffolk, and Norfolk 83-92 

v. South- Wbstebn Countieb, com- 
prising Wilts, Dorset, Devon, 
Cornwall, ejid Somerset 92-102 

„ VI. West-Midland Counties, com* 
prising Gloucester, Hereford, 
Salop, Stafford, Worcester, and 
Warwick 103-118 

„ VII. Nobth-Midland Coxtnties, com- 
prising Leicester, Butland, Lin- 
coln, Nottingham, and Derby 114-123 

„ VIII. NoBTH- Western Counties, com- 
prising Chester and Lancaster 123-129 

„ IX. ToBK, comprising the County of 

^ork 180^139 

}, X. NoBTHBBN Counties, comprising 
Durham, Northumberland, Cum- 
berland, and Westmorland 189-146 

„ XI. MoNifouTHSHiRE and Wales, com- 
prising the County of Monmouth 
and Wales 146-153 



IV. COUNTIES PROPER. 

Description of Sub-divisions for Administrative Pur- 
poses. Statistics of Parliamentary Bepresentation, Popu- 
lation of Chief Towns, 4^c., ^c, in each County ;— 

England— ,^o, 

Bedfordshire 156 

Berkshire 15$ 

Buckinghamshire 157 

Cambridgeshire 158 

Cheshire 159 

Cornwall 16O 

Cumberland 16I 

Derbyshire 161 

Devonshire 162 

Dorsetshire 163 

Durham.. 164 

Essex 165 

Gloucestershire .. I66 

Hampshire 167 

Herefordshire 168 

Hertfordshire 169 

Huntingdonshire 170 

Kent 170 

Lancashire 172 

Leicestershire 173 

Lincolnshire 174 

Middlesex 175 

Monmouthshire 176 

Norfolk 177 

Northamptonshire 178 

Northumberland 179 

Nottinghamshire 180 

Oxfordshire igO 

Rutlandshire igi 

Shropshire 182 

Somersetshire 183 

Staffordshire 184 

Suffolk 185 

Surrey 186 

Sussex 187 

Warwickshire 188 

Westmorland 139 

Wiltshire 189 

Worcestershire 190 

Yarkshire 191 

Wales— 

Anglesey 195 

Brecknockshire 195 

Cardiganshire 196 

Carmarthenshire 196 

Carnarvonshire 197 

Denbighshire 198 

Slintshire 198 

Glamoiganshire 199 

Merionethshire 200 

Montgomeryshire 200 

Pembrokeshire 201 

Radnorshire 202 



ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. 



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Isle of Man 203 

^^^y .*. .*. '/. -.'. 203 

Guernsey and Adjacent Islands 204 



INTRODUCTION. 



The Gensas of the United Kingdom in 1871 was taken under the provisions of three separate Acts of 
Parliament passed in the Session of 1870. In England and Scotland the dniy of taking the Censos 
was entrusted, as in 1861, to the English and Scotch R^istran-General ; in Ireland to a Boyal Com- 
mission, presided oyer hy the Irish Begistrar-OeneraL 

It may he well to record here, that during the progress of these measures the ** trouhlo and inoon- 
yenienoe which arose from haying three separate Census Bills for the different parts of the United 
Kingdom ** were referred to in the House of Commons, and hopes were expressed that when the Census of 
1881 was taken, a single Act for the United Kingdom would he passed, so as to secure uniformity hoth 
of procedure and of results. 

The scope of this present puhlication does not comprehend an exposition of the facts relating to 
Scotland and Ireland, except in so far as is necessaiy to present a summary yiew of the moyement of 
population in the Kingdom as a whole. 

And hefore proceeding to deal with the English Census of 1871, it will he oonyenient to give a hrief 
retrospect of former inquiries of a like nature in this countiy* 



GENBUBBS 1801-1861. 

The first Census was taken in 1801, under the superintendence of Mr. Bickman. It showed the 
numher of persons (distinguishing the sexes) in the yarious Counties, Hundreds, and Parishes of Ghneat 
Britain ; the numh^ of Houses and of the Families hy which they were occupied ; and a rough statement 
of the occupations of the people, unda: three classes, yi2.,(l) ** Persons chiefly employed in agriculture,'* 
(2) ** Persons chiefly employed in trade, manufactures, or handiorafli" and (3) " All other persons not 
C(»nprised in the two preceding classes." It also included an ahetract of the Parish Registers from returns 
made hy the Clergy, giying in each Hundred, or Wapentake, d^, of England and WaleSi the numher of 
Baptisms and Burials at eyery tenth year finom 1700 to 1780 and in each year afterwazds, and the 
numher of Marriages in eyery year nnce 1758. 

The Census of 1811 was takm upon the same plan as that adopted in 1801, and the same particulars 
of information were given ; the only difference heing, that in 1811 the number of Families occupied in 
the three aboye-mentioned classes was shown, instead of the numher of Persons, as in 1801 ; and in 
181 1, the number of Houses building was shown separately from the numher of other nninhahited Houses 

In 1821, informati<m was for the first time attempted to be supplied respecting the Ages of the popnla- 
tioD, giying the numbers in quinquennial periods up to the age 20, and thence in decennial periods ; 
but as it was left optional, both to the Census OfiSoers and to the parties themselves, how far the inyestiga' 
tion should be pursued, the return upon this point proved, to a considerable extent, deficient and 
unsatisfactory. In other respects the particulan inquired into at this Census were precisely the same as 
in 1811. 

The Census of 1881 embraced several additional particulars, principally in elucidation of the yarious 
dftsses into which the people are divided by their different occupations. While the classification of 1811 
and 1821 was still retained, a further subdivision of the classes was made, as to the male population of 
20 years of age and upwards. In the printed Abstract of Returns was given, at the end of each 
County, a detailed list of the particular trades or handicrafts included in th^ 8rd of the above classes, and 
the number of persons employed in each. The inquiry as to the ages of the population was not repeated 
in 1831 beyond the distinction of males above and under 20. The area of each parish and township was 
giyen for the first time, being the result of a computation made by Mr. Bickman from maps. 

At the Census of 1841 several alterations and additions were introduced. The number of Families 
was not given, and the statement as to occupations was not made, as hefore, for each Parish, nor was 

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2 BETBOfiPBOT OF 0EN8U6BS. 

the previous classification adopted. The inquiry, howeyer, embraced several particulars not before 
noticed, and the investigation as to those hitherto given was pursued with greater minuteness aud accuracy. 
Thus, in each Parish was shown the number of persons who were bom within the County, and of those 
bom elsewhere ; while, of the population of each Hundred, was shown how many were bora in Scotland, 
Ireland, the British Colonies, and in foreign parts. The ages of the populatiou in Parishes were shown 
in the two divisions of " under 20,*' and ** 20 and upwards ;** and the ages of the entire population of 
the Country were shown, under Counties, Hundreds, and large Towns, in quinquennial periods. The 
occupations of the people were exhibited under Counties and large Towns, in a very extensive and 
detailed classification, in which the precise employment (if any) of every individual person was stated, 
and the whole population was distributed according to their various pursuits. The population of 
Parliamentary Boroughs was supplied for the first time; the boundaries being those assigned in 
pursuance of the Reform Act. In other respects the information previously obtained was again given, 
and the Parish Register Abstract, though of minor utility since the introduction of the system of General 
Registrati<ni by Civil Officers, was also repeated. 

At the Census of 1851 it was resolved to exhibit not merely the statistics, as before, of Fftrishes, and, ' 
more completely, of Parliamentary and Municipal Boroughs, but also of such other large Towns in 
England and Scotland as appeared sufficiently important for separate mention, and of all the Eccledas- 
tical Districts and new Ecclesiastical Parishes which, under the provisions of various Acts of Parliament, 
had, during the previous 40 years, been created in England and Wales. In addition also to the inquiry 
concerning the Occupation, Age, and Birthplace, of the population, it was determined to ascertain the 
various Relationships (such as husband, wife, son, daughter)-— the Civil Condition (as married, unmarried, 
widower, or widow)— -and the number of persons Blind, or Deaf and Dumb. Further, under the 
impression that the 5th section of the Act would authorize such an inquiry, the design was formed of 
collecting statistics as to the accommodation afforded by the various Churches and other places of puUio 
religious worship throughout the country, and the number of persons generally frequenting them ; and 
also as to the existing Educational Establishments, and the actual number of scholars under instraction. 
It was, however, subsequently considered doubtful whether, upon a rigid constraction, the Census Act 
rendered it compulsory upon parties to afford such information^ and the inquiry was therefore pursued 
as a purely voluntary investigation. It was not deemed necessary to procure, as at former Censuses, 
any abstract of the Parish Registers for the ten preceding years ; the general system of Registration of 
Births, Deaths, and Marriages, which had been for that period in full operation, affording more com- 
plete and trustworthy inforaiation as to changes in the aspect of the population referable to the operation 
of these eventa As regards the publication of the results a most important change was made by the 
adoption of the Registrar-General's topographical arrangement of Parishes, &o., under Registration Sub- 
districts, Districts, Counties, and Divisions, in substituticm for the old arrangement under Hundreds 
and Counties proper. The population of all the Parishes was moreover given for each of the previous 
Censuses, a column was added showing in what Hundred, &c., each Parish was situate, and the population 
for each Hundred and County proper was given in separate tables. An improved and extended classifi- 
cation of occupations was adopted, which formed the subject of a special and elaborate report. 

In 1861 the CensujB of England and Wales was for the first time taken separately Aom that of 
Scotland, the latter having then its own Registrar-General, to whom the taking of the Scotch Census was 
confided. The English Census differed in no material respect from that of 1851 as to the nature or 
extent of the information obtained, but no returns were asked for respecting the provision for education 
or religious worship throughout the country. The religious worship returns of 1851 had given rise to 
much controversy, and the Government in 1861 apparentiy shrank from reopening the subject, although 
urged to do so in many quarters. Other inquiries appear also to have had their advocates ; and it was 
stated in the House of Lords that '^one enthusiastic ethnographer was anxious to have returns of the 
number of people with different coloured hair, that some idea might be formed of the relative propor- 
tions of the Saxon and Danish races** in the population. The population of the Lieutenancy Sub- 
divisions for Militia purposes was published for the first time in the Census Returns for 1861. The 
classification of occupations was further improved, and the results given in full detail ; a scheme for 
a comprehensive Industrial Census was also pro[x>unded by Dr. Farr. 



BOQGBffnOSB FOB 0BM8US. 



THE OSirSUS OF 1871. 

Early in the year 1870, in yiew of the approaching Gensos, the Conncil of the Statistical Society 
addressed the Secretary of State for the Home Department, submitting the following recommendationa 
for the consideration of the Government in preparing the Census Bill to be laid before Parliament : — 

1. That it is advisablft that the Ceiuiis of 1871 should be taken at the same time of the year as the lust 
Census. 

2. Two collateral branches of inquiry were prosecuted in 1851 by means of the Census machinery, but not 
under the compulsory powers of the statute. These related to — (a.) The proyision existing for religious worship, 
and the attendance thereon ; (6.) The means existing for education, and the attendance at schools and places of 
instruction. The Council, in 1860, were of opinion that both these collateral subjects should be inquired into at 
the Census of 1861, and made their recommendation accordingly in April, 1860. This recommendation was not 
adopted by the Government of the day. The Council havine again considered this part of the inquiry, and having 
regard to the lapse of time since the investigation of 1851, thii^ it expedient that the same subjects should in like 
manner be inquired into at the Census of 1871. 

3. They are also of opinion that the statute to be passed on the present occasion should fbrther contain an 
express enactment requiring that a distinct question should be inserted in every Census schedule as to the religious 
persuasion of the persons included in that schedule. 

4. That the statute should also require that the person filling up the schedule should state whether every 
individual mentioned therein above the age of seven years can read or write. 

5. That inquiries to show the state of the house accommodation of the people on the basis adopted with so 
much success in the last Census of Scotland should be embodied in the next Census returns for England. 

And, subsequently, the Executive Comjnittee of the Social Science Association brought under the 
notice of the Oovemment the expediency of a uniform Census for the United Kingdom; and, in 
addition to suggestions of a similar nature to those of the Statistical Society, offered the following : — 

1. That it would be of great utility if the Government would direct the Census Commissioners for the United 
Kingdom, in 1871, to undertake as a subsidiary inquiry an Industrial Census. 

2. That an annual enumeration of the numbers and ages of th^ popalatioa is greatly needed for all the 
principal cities and towns in the kingdom. 

The Gk>vemment, however, did not apparently see its way to adopting any of the foregoing sug- 
gesticms, and the English Census Bill of 1870 was almost a verbatim reprint of ike Census Act of 1860. 
During the progress of the Bill in the House of Commons repeated discussions arose in reference to the 
desirability of enlarging the scope of the inquiry ; a proposal to ascertain the number of imbecile or 
lunatic persons among the general population was acceded to and embodied in the Bill ; a motion for 
including " religious profession " among the particulars to be obtained was lost by 77 to 96 votes ; and Sir 
John Lubbock's desire that the number of marriages between first cousins should form part of the 
information required was negatived by 92 to 45 votes. On the third reading Mr. Bass moved the 
recommittal of the Bill, in order that the following clause might be inserted : — 

The Secretary of State shall obtain, by such ways and means, and at such day or days immediately after the 
day appointed for the Census as shall appear to him best adapted for the purpose, an account of the establishments, 
fifustories, works, shops, or other properties or premises occupied for, and in connection with, each branch of 
industry, commerce, or manu&cture, and of every farm or holding in occupation for agricultural purposes, the 
number of persons employed in them, whether resident or non-resident therein, with their sex and ages, distin- 
guishing the employers from the employed, the rates of wages paid in the week preceding such enumeration to 
every daaa of labourers or artisans so employed, the agents lued in the several processes of production by animals, 
tools, machines, or vessels, and such other particulars as, in the opinion of the Secretary of State, may exhibit the 
occupation of the people and the organization of labour in England. 

The Home Secretary objected to the clause, saying that ** there were many matters of detail connected 
with the proposition which would render it impossible to carry it out,** and Mr. Bass's motion was 
withdrawn. 

The English Census for 1871 differs from that of 1861, so far as the information supplied by the 
householder's schedule is concerned, only to the extent of showing how many idiots or lunatics there 
were at the Census date, not merely in asylums for the special treatment of mental disorders, but at 
large throughout the country. 

A Preliminary Report on the results of the Census was presented by the Registrar-General and his 
colleagues Dr. Farr and Mr. J. T. Hammick, to the Home Secretary on the 20th June, 1871 ; and 
now that the processes of revision and tabulation of the facts relating to the numerical distribution of 
the people have been completed, two large folio volumes have been published, of which it is the present 
writer's object U give in these pages as comprehensive an analysis as the time and space at his disposal 
will permit. 

B 2 



HOW THB OBNBtTS 18 TAZSN* 



THB CENSUS OBOAKIZATION. 

The organization by which bo large an undertaking as that of ascertaining on one daj the nomerical 
strength of, and many particulars concerning, twenty-two millions of people, has been fiilly deacrlbed in 
former Gensns Reports, from which the following condensed account is derived. 

In England and Wales, previous to 1841, the Parish Officers were in all cases the parties by whom 
the Betums were collected and forwarded to the Central Office. The introduction of the New Poor 
Law, however, in 1884, caused the establishment, in this portion of the United Kingdom, of new 
local divisions, formed by the collection or grouping of several contiguous p^ri^^^'p* into ** Unions ; * 
and when the system of Civil Begistration came into operation in 1837, the ** B^istration Districts" 
were generally made conterminate with such Unions — the only exceptions being the rare cases in which 
two or more Unions were, by the authority of the Begistrar-General, combined to form one Begistration 
District, and a few instances of Parishes in which the relief of the poor was administered under local Acts 
or otherwise than under the Poor Law Amendment Act By the Census Act (^ 1840 this new division 
of the country was made available, as far as England and Wales were concerned, for the purpose of 
enumerating the population, and no change has since been made in that respect 

The 626 superintendent registrars* districts in England and Wales are subdivided into 2,195 sub- 
districts, each having a local registrar of births and deaths. Under the supervision of the Superinten- 
dents, it was the duty of the Begistrars to divide the sub-districts into enumeration distrieU, in accor- 
dance with directions furnished to them. While the boundaries of parishes or townships were to be 
taken as the basis upon which to frame the division, strict attention was to be paid to the various local 
sub-divisions, so that the number of their houses and inhabitants might afterwards be readily and accu- 
rately ascertained. Where a parish or township was sufficient to form of itself a distinct enumeration 
district, it was to be assigned to one enumerator ; and, as a general rule, it was to be assumed that where 
the enumerator would not be required to visit more than 200 houses in towns, or where he would not 
have to travel more than fifteen miles in visiting a smaller number of houses in the country, the district 
would not be too large. When completed, the scheme for the division of each sub-diatrict was revised 
by the superintendent registrar, and by him transmitted to the Central Office, together with the names 
of the persons proposed as enumerators, for the approval of the Begistrar-GeneraL 

The enumerators were required to be intelligent and active, able to read and write well, and have 
some knowledge of arithmetic ; they were not to be younger than 18 years of age or older than 66 ; they 
were to be respectable persons, likely to conduct themselves with strict propriety and civility in the 
discharge of their duties, and well acquainted with the district in which they were to act 

Public institutions, such as counly gaols, convict prisons, refonuatoriesi workhouses, hospitalBy 
barracks, and lunatic asylums, whose inmates exceeded 200 persons, were treated as separate enumera- 
tion divisions, and the governor or principal resident officer was appointed the enumerator. The smaller 
institutionB were treated as ordinary houses, and the particulars regarding their inmates were obtained by 
the district enumerators in the usual way. 

The whole of England and Wales was divided into 81,916 enumeration districts, and there were in 
addition 627 public institutions with a distinct enumerator. 

The enumeration of persons on board merchant vessels, fishing smacks, and other craft in the ports, 
docks, creeks, and rivers was accomplished by the officers of Her Majesty's Customs. Schedules, 
duly filled up by the masters, were obtained in the case of the vessels in port oa the Census day ; and 
on the arrival of every home-trade and coasting vessel within the month next following, inquiries 
were made in order to ascertain whether the Census return had been given in at any port iu the U nited 
Kingdom, and if not, the master was forthwith requested to fill up a schedule. All the returns collected 
by the ofikiers of Her Majesty's Customs in England were transmitted direct to the Central Office. 

The information about seamen and others on board vessels of the Royal Navy, at home, was supplied 
pursuant to instructions addressed by the Lords of the Admiralty to the officers in command of Her 
Majesty b bhips and vessels. 

In order to secure the enumeration of persons on board boats, barges, and other craft in inland 
waters not within the jurisdiction of the officers of Customs, it was arranged that such vessels should be 
visited on the Census morning, and the required particulars obtained from the master or person in charge, 
either by the ordinary enumerator or by a person specially empbyed for the purpose. 

The enumerators wore directed to make diligent inquiry for the purpose of ascertaining the number 
of persons not in any dwelling-house on the Census night, but sleeping in bams, sheds, caravans, tents. 



HOW IHB 0ENBT7B 18 TAERlf* 5 

&c^ or in the open air, and to enter such particulars as might he ohtained respecting them in a form pro- 
vided for the purpose. 

The first duty of the enumerator was to deliyer, in the course of the week preceding the Census day, 
to every occupier of a house or tenement, a hou9ehMef^B tchedvle^ to he filled up hy or on hehalf of such 
occupier — ^under a penalty in case of wilful default — with the required particulars respecting himself and 
family. 

The schedule was to he filled up hy the occupier with the requisite information concerning eveiy 
person who ahode in the house <»r apartment on the night of Sunday, April 2nd, 1871. No memher of 
the fiunily ahsent on that night was to he entered, except in the case of persons who were engaged at 
their usual lahour during the night, and who regularly returned home in the morning ; persons travelling 
by railways or otherwise were in like manner to he enumerated at the hotels or houses at which they 
might stop on the following day. 

On Monday, the 3rd April, 1871, the enumerators had to visit every dwelling-house in England and 
Wales, in order to collect the schedules which they had left in the course of the week preceding. When 
the schedule was already filled up, the enumerator had to see that the entries were made in a proper 
manner, and to satisfy himself that the particulars were likely to he correct If from any cause the 
schedule was not filled up, it was his duty to fill it up himself from the verbal information of the occupier 
or other competent member of the family. He was directed in all cases to ascertain carefully that no 
person who abode in the house or lodgings on the previous night was omitted, and that no person then 
absent was included, except those travelling or out at work during that night, and who returned home on 
the following morning. He was authorized to correct any schedule which contained manifestly fidse 
particulars. 

In Wales the difficulty of language arose : 62,695 schedules printed in Welsh were Issued, of which 
17,276 were filled up in Welsh, and had consequently to be translated by the enumerators and copied by 
them in English into the books to be bransmitted to the Census Office. 

By the efficient exertions of the local officers, aided by the general goodwill of all classes of the 
commimity, the enumeration was accomplished in a successful manner within the appointed time. No 
prosecution for default under the Act was instituted by the Registrar-Qeneral, but a few recusant house- 
holders in the country appear to have been proceeded against and fined at the instance of enumerators. 
Every Census has its " curious iocidents,** of which probably only a very few become generally known. 
Perhaps the most remarkable of such incidents arising out of the last Census was the appointment of a 
lady as enumerator in a London district ; she is reported to have ** discharged the duties very efficiently." 
Fourteen schedules were sent to the Begistrar-General privately to avoid the scrutiny of enumerators in 
country districts, his sanction having been previously obtained. A spinster in the country, of rather 
advanced age, very wealthy, fastened up her doors and windows, forbidding access to the enumerator, and 
saying a fine of £20 would not induce her to give him the required particulars ; in answer to a soothing 
letter she sent the Registrar-General her schedule privately. A gentleman of landed property declared 
he would pay a fine of any amount, indeed would rather cease to exist, than commit the offence for which 
David suffer^ as recorded in the Old Testament ; his religious scruples were respected, and the particulars 
of his family were nevertheless recorded with tolerable accuracy. 

Immediately after the completion of the process of enumeration the local officers were occupied 
chiefly with the following matters : — (L) The transcription by the enumerator of the particulars con- 
tained in the householders' schedules into the ** Enumeration Book," accompanied with proper indications 
of all local boundaries, and a summary of the total number of houses and of persons enumerated ; 
(2.) The collation of the schedules and the enumeration books, as well as the careful revision of the 
latter by the registrar, who had then to make out a summary for his sub-district, and to transmit it, 
with the other documents, to the superintendent registrar ; (3.) The general revision of the returns by 
the superintendent registrar, who was required to test their accuracy, and to satisfy himself that the 
registrars and enumerators had in all cases duly performed the duties required of them. These several 
operations were to be completed by fixed days, and the different documents were to be transmitted to the 
Census Office as early as possible in May. Accordingly, by the end of that month, the householders* 
schedules, the enumeration books, and the various other returns, were received ; and within less than 
three months from the date of the Census a preliminary statement was presented to the Secretary of 
State for the purpose of being laid before Parliament^ showing the approximate numbers of the population 
and houses enumerated in England and Wales and the Islands in the British Seas, compiled from the 
summaries furnished by the local officers. 

The enumerator, in 1861, was paid a fixed fee of £1, and at the rate of 2s. for every 100 persons 
enumerated by him over the first 400 ; in large districts a mileage was allowed. After careful consider* 



6 HOW THE CENSUS IB TAEXR . 

ation of the tariff it was decided in 1871 to raiie the fixed fee from £1 to£l If^aad the rateable paymoit 
from 28, to 2s. 6d. per 100 ; that is, 5 and 25 per cent respectively on the two items, the mileage remaining 
the same. Under these rates the enumerators undertook by agreement to discharge their various duties 
of delivering, collecting, and revising the schedules, and copying their contents into books. No one, 
taking into account the required qualifications and the quantity of work to be done, will consider 
that they were overpaid, or be surprised to learn that a certain number of the enumerators, perhaps 
justly, considered that they were underpaid. Under a fixed tariff of pay this result is inevitable. 
The district assigned to each enumeraUMr varied in size, according as the populaticm was dense or scat- 
tered ; and this was partly taken into account by giving, in addition to a fixed fee, rated additional 
payments by numbers and by miles travelled. But it is evident that the enumerator's labonr might be 
considerably increased in certain streets where the schedules were not filled up ; he might incur, not 
only trouble, but even danger, by going into courts where small-pox and other diseases were epidemic 
These elements could not be taken into account in a general tariff; nor could elements of greater 
importance, namely, the very variable demand and supply, or the usual pay of such skilled oflBcers 
as were required in different parts of the kingdom. The pay which would be ample in one town 
would be insufficient in another. Tet it would have been inexpedient to leave it open to the registrars 
to make a separate bargain with each enumerator ; for if different scales had been applied to London, 
the great towns, and the country, general instead of partial dissatisflEu^tion would have been the inevitable 
result. 

Upon the completion of the Preliminary Beport, a careful revision of the ennmeration books was 
undertaken at the Census Office. Not only were all totals and summaries verified or corrected, but every 
entry was examined for the purpose of ascertaining that the particulars in the several columns were 
consistent with each other, and that the ages of the sexes were entered in their allotted columns. On 
the completion of this minute bnt indispensable prooeaa of revision, which involved the examination of 
upwards of twenty-two millions of entries, the classification as well aa the tabulation of the facts was 
proceeded with. The detailed abstracts, comprising the various Tables which show the numbers of the 
population, and of the houses enumerated, and their distribution over the country, are contained in the 
two volumes which have already been presented to Parliament. The abstracts exhibiting the ages of the 
people, their occupations, birth-places, and condition as regards marriage^ the numbers of the blind and 
of the deaf and dumb, with other particulars, have yet to be completed. 

The measures above detailed comprised all that was absolutely necessary to obtain the Census of the 
inhabitants of England and Wales ; but it appeared desirable to obtain also several collateral returns 
relating either to British subjects not residing within the United Kingdom, or to certain dasaes of the 
community already in part enumerated dispersedly among the general population. Accordingly, His 
Boyal Highness the General Commanding-in-Chief was pleased to direct that a return should be made 
distinguishing officers from non-commissioned officers and rank and file, by the commanding officer of 
every regiment or battalion of the British army at home and abroad, showing the sges, country of birth, 
and whether single, married, or widowers ; also of the numbera and ages of the wives and children of 
soldiers. The Lords of the Admiralty directed that returns of a like nature should be furnished with respect 
to the officers and men of the Boyal Navy. Betums of the numbers, ages, civil condition, occupations, 
and birth-places of the British-bom subjects (exclusive of the Army) resident in India at the date of 
the Census ; the latest returns of the population of the Colonial possessions and dependencies of the 
British Crown ; and returns of the number of British subjects residing in several foreign States — have 
also been obtained. The results of these collateral inquiries have not yet been published. 

The Census is taken with comparative ease in a town where all the streets and the courts are 
named, where all houses are consecutively numbered, and where all the boundaries are distinctly marked. 
Such business-like arrangements are always made where the municipal government is intelligent and 
energetic ; but the duty is unfortunately neglected in many places, and the residence of ratepayer, voter, 
or householder, is identified with the greatest difficulty. To facilitate the enumeration, a circular was 
addressed to the Mayors of the several boroughs, and to the Chairmen of all the Local Boards in England 
and Wales, pointing out the requirements of the law, and soliciting their assistance, and the assistance of 
their officers, as well in preparing the way for the Census as in completing it. 

It may perhaps be impossible to enumerate every individual in dense towns, so that the population 
is always somewhat understated ; but there is reason to believe that the numbers that escape are few, 
and that, in consequence of the many improved mechanical or administrative arrangements suggested 
by experience and now brought into action, the English Census has never been more accurately taken 
than in 1871. 



THB UNITED KINaBOM. 



POFOLATION OF THB U^lTJilD KINGDOM. 

The Census having been taken all over the Kingdom simultaneously, a statement of the population 
of the whole of the British Isles on the Census day is here given, subject to possible slight correction in 
the figures for Ireland, the revision of which has not yet been completed. 

Scotland ........ 3,360,018 

Ireland 5,411,416 

Isle OF Man AND Channel Islands . 144,638 



Voitad Xingdoni ...... 31, 628, 8$8 

England « . 21,495,131 

Walks 1,217,135 



A provisional return shows the number of the Army, Navy, and Merchant Seamen absent from 
the Kingdom in April, 1871, to have been about 229,000. 

The enumerated population of the United Kingdom, like that of its capital city, is variously defined 
for fiscal, statistical, and other purposes, and may therefore be required to represent either of the 
following : — 

Population, 18Y1. 

United Kingdom : mducUng bUndB in British Seas, and Army, Navy, and Merchant 

Seamen Abroad 31,857,338 

United Kingdom : mdwUng Islands in British Seas, bat exdvcUng Army, Navy, and 

Merchant Seamen Abroad 31,628,338 

Unitbd Kingdom : exdwUng Islands in British Seas, and Army, Navy, and Merchant 

Seamen Abroad 31,483,700 

llie present population of the Kingdom (etcdtmve of the Army, Navy, and Merchant Seamen abroad) 
represents an increase since 1861 of 2,557,406 persons, which is equivalent to a rate of 8*8 per cent, in 
the ten years, and to a daily addition of 700 to the population. 

During the last decade England has added 2,646,042, or 13 per cent., to her population, and Scotland 
297,724, or 9*7 per cent. ; while Ireland counts 387,551, or 6*7 per cent., fewer inhabitants than she had 
in 1861. Had the circumstances of Ireland during the last ten years not differed from those of Great 
Britain, the population of the United Eangdom would now be about a million greater than it is. ^lie 
Irish Census Commissioners speak of the period between 1861 and 1871 as one in which " the country 
was remarkably free from any outbreak of pestilence, scarcity of food, or of the other social calamities 
which have occasionally retarded the growth of the population." The decrease of population is accounted 
for by the very great emigration which has taken place, the emigrants of Irish origin having numbered 
866,626 in the ten years. The causes of the continued decline of the Irish population are a profoundly 
interesting study, which will no doubt receive an impetus from the facts revealed by the Census : from 
1801 to 1845 there was an unbroken chain of increase, while from that date to this the process of 
diminution has proceeded with equally unswerving steps. 

The emigration of natives of this Kingdom has gone on steadily, but at a retarded rate, in the last 
ten years; thus their number in the ten years 1851-61 was 2,054,578 

„ „ 1861-71 was 1,674,694 



Decrease in the Emigration 



379,984 



When it is considered that emigrants carry away not only their own numbers but the fathers and 
mothers of future children, it is evident that the decrease of the tide of emigration goes far to -account 
for the increased growth of the population in the last ten years. The American War retarded emigration, 
while employment at home increased. 

To the eroi<(rants should be properly added their increase in the interval between the Census periods, 
while the returning emigrants and the immigrants should be subtracted to get the true increment ; but as 
these corrections operate in opposite directions, the emigrants may be added to the increase at home, and 
then the natural increase of the British race, in the decenniad from 1851 to 1861, was 8,649,471 ; and 
in the decenniad from 1861 to 1871 it was 4,232,000. 

The following statement shows the relation between the births, deaths, emigrants, and population of 
the United Kingdom (eocdtuive of the IsUnds in the British Seas, and the Army, Navy, and Merchant 
Seamen abroad). It will be borne in mind that the registration of births is defective, and that in Ireland 



8 



SBTGLiHl) AMD WALK. 



not ool J the births but the deaths tre not all regiiterBd. There is siso no •eooont of rBtnraing emigrants 
or of immigrants into the sereral ports <A the kingdom. 

Ualtcd 



Begiftered Birthi, 1861-70 
Begiftered Deathi, 1861-70 



EiOMf ci Births, or Katunl Increase, 
EmigratioB, 1861-70 .... 



Nrntund Increase kn Emigration 
Enomerated Population, 1861 . 



861-70 



10,084,249 
6,413.890 

3,670,359 
1,674,594 

1,995,765 
38,927,485 



Population in 1871, as estimated upon the\ q^ qaq qca 

basis of Natural Increase ^etf Emigration / ^'^^'^^ 

EnnmeratMl Population, 1871 31,483,700 



7,500,096 
4,794,498 

2,705,598 
649,742 

2,055,856 
20,066,224 

22,122,080 
22,712,266 



1,121,321 
705,530 

415,791 
158,226 

257,565 
3,062,294 

3,319,859 
8,360,018 



1,462, 832* 
913,862» 

548,970 
866,626 

-317,656 
5,798,967 

5,481,311 
5,411,416 



:s.'L^'°pSn::*rfr87rr'}+^i«£ +^22;i2? +^'"» -«»-'^ 



The diflerenoe thos exhibited would, supposing the registration of births and deaths were complete, 
represent the tamiigration^ which in Ireland was insufficient by 69,895 to leplaoe the outflow, while 
690,186 persoDS must hare come into England, and 40,159 into SScoiland during the 10 years in excess of 
those who went away. 

POFUULTION OF BVGLAKD AKB WAIVES. 

As the first Census was taken in 1801, no exact account of the population in the earlier periods can 
be obtained ; but yarions estimates of the p(^lation were framed in those times by contemporary writers ; 
and series of returns of baptisms and burials have been preeerred in many parishes since 1571. After 
collating the rarious sources of information, the following estimates have been framed, which are founded 
on data that Justify the belief that they represent approximately the population of England and Wales 
in the middle of each of three centuries. 

Middle of the Bitimated Pkipaletioo of , ^^- ,.. 

Teen. EncUnd and Wales. inoeeeeoTFoimlaOoii. 

1651 5,466,572 .... 

1751 6,335,840 869,268 

1851 18,109,410 11,773,570 

Thus, according to the estimates, the people of England and Wales amounted to more than nr 
millions in 1751, and to more than ei^A^ecn millions in 1851; they having increased nearly twdve 
miUioM in the hundred years ; while the increase of the numbers in the preceding century (1651-1751) 
was less than one miUUm : and the numbers can scarcely be wrong either way more than half a million.t 

A comparison of the excess of baptisms over burials in 1801-1810 shows that the excess of baptisms 
over burials must be raised nearly one third part for the births of children who are not baptised to make 
it equal to the increase of population. 

The population of England and Wales enumerated on April Srd, 1871, was 22,712,266 persons. 
Starting wiUi the first Census, in 1801, our numbers have gone on increasing in the following 
snannerj — 



* 




Increaie 


Decennial 




Teen. 




between each 
Gensns. 


Rate of Iiicreeie 
perOenc 


Deeennlade. 


1801 


8,892,536 


• • 


• • 


• • 


1811 


10,164,256 


1,271,720 


14-30 


1801-11 


1821 


12,000,236 


1,835,980 


18*06 


1811-21 


1831 


13,896,797 


1,896,561 


15-80 


1821-31 


1841 


15,914,148 


2,017,351 


14-52 


1831-41 


1851 


17,927,609 


2,013,461 


12-65 


1841-51 


1861 


20,066,224 


2,138,615 


11-93 


1851-61 


1871 


22,712,266 


2,646,042 


13-19 


1861-71 



* The registration of births and deaths in Ireland commenced on Ist of January, 1864, and is believed to be 
more defective than the registration of England and Wales. In order to make ap the totals of births and deaths 
in the 10 years for that diyision of the United Kingdom, it has been assumed that the birth and death-rates were 
the same there during the earlier years of the decade as during the later years. 

t See Dayenant's Woriu, toI. ii. p. 175-185, Ed. 1771 ; and the Tables of Baptisms, Burials, and Marriages in 
the Census Reports, 1811-1841. The hctM on which the population of 1651 is estimated will be found in the 
Preface to the Enumeration Abstract, 1841, p. 36. 



MOYEHSNT OF BNaUBH POPULATION; THE SEXES. 

The doeing years of the great French war and the early years oi the long peace which succeeded were 
marked by a proportionately much more rapid growth of the population than any which has since been 
observed. Between 1821 and 1861 the increase went on, but the rate of increase was a decreasing one. 
Now, from whatever cause, not only have we an actual increase of numbers, but also an increase in the 
rate. It is probable that the disturbed state of affairs upon the Continent prior to, and at the time of 
the last Census, may have led to an unusually large influx of foreigners ; and ultimately, when the 
various nationalities of the enumerated population have been ascertained, an estimate may be formed of 
the extent to which the exceptional increase above noted is due to circumstances of merely temporary 
operation. Defects in the registration of births and deaths, and in the records of emigration, as well as 
the absence of any account of immigration, combine to bafQe attempts to trace out the degree in which 
the growth of the popnlatiim is dependent upon any one cause at a given period. Take, for example, 
what may be called the natural increase, resulting from the excess of births over deaths. This excess 
amounted to 4,966,533 in the twenty years 1851-70 ; and the addition of this number to the enumerated 
population in 1851 would give 22,894,142 as our present population, supposing neither emigration nor 
inmiigretion had disturbed our natural growth. From the returns of the Emigration Commissioners it 
appears that 1,290,058 persons of English origin emigrated during the twenty years, and thus our gain 
by excess of births is at once reduced to 3,676,475, which would give us a present population of 
21,604,084, or less by 1,108,182 than the Census shows we have. How this influx of 1,108,182 has 
arisen — ^how far it has been caused by births whidi have escaped r^stration, by the advent of foreigners, 
by the return of the emigrants of former years, and by the tendency of Irishmen and Scotchmen to 
settle in England — it is impossible, in the p'esent state of our national statistics, to say. It is for the 
political economists who lament the increase of population, and who inculcate the necessity of adopting 
certain "checks " upon its further development, to explain how they would "check " this flood of immi- 
gration which helps so much to swell the numbers of our people. It seems hard, to say the least, 
that the natural home supply should be checked while the foreign supply is permitted to go on at its 
pleasure. 

The annual rate of increase in the 70 years of this century was 1*35 per cent., the actual aggre- 
gate increase being 13,819,730, or 155 per cent The population of 1801 doubled its numbers in 1851 ; 
at the rate of increase prevailing in the last ten years, the population would double itself in 56 years, 
while the period of doubling deduced from the annual rates reigning during this century is 52 years. 

Kales and Females.-— The boys bom in England are in the proportion of 104,811 to 100,000 girls ; 
but they experience a higher rate of mortality, and, according to the new English Life Table, the rates 
are so finely adjusted that the numbers are reduced in the end very nearly to an equilibrium, the men 
and women living, of all ages, being in the proportion of 100,029 to 100,000. Such would be the state 
of things if there was no emigration, or if the men and woiiien emigrated in pairs. That has not hitherto 
been the case ; and at the Census, 11,653,332 females, and 11,058,934 males were enumerated. There 
was an excess of 594,398 women at home ; the men of the corresponding ages being on the Continent, in 
the colonies, or in foreign lands, unless their numbers have been reduced by higher rates of mortality than 
prevail in England. 

To 100,000 women, of all ages, in England, there are 94,900 men, of all ages, at home ; the propor- 
tion of men to women at home is less than it was at any previous Census since 1811, owing probably to 
the increase of the army abroad. The disparity in the numbers of the two sexes at home was greatest 
in 1801 and 1811, during the war ; this was due to the men abroad in the several services. 

To complete this view of the proportions of the two sexes living at home, their ages must be taken 
into account. There is an excess of boys over girls living under the ages of fifteen : and by the Life 
Table an excess of men is provided all through the middle period of life ; but that surplus is overdrawn 
hy emigration, so that the women exceed the men in number to a considemble extent in the early, and 
middle, and still more in the advanced ages, when their longevity comes into play. 

The excess of the emigration of males over females accounts for the present difference in the propor- 
tions of the sexes. 

Houses. — What is a house? appears to be a question admitting of an explicit answer. And 
the enumerators were instructed to class under that category every separate house comprising by 
definition all the space within the external and party walls of the building. Thus it was not permitted 
to count either each room or each story as a separate house, although it might be separately occupied or 
owned, or might even have attached to it the privileges of voting. 

On the Continent, each hotel, however numerous may be its occupiers or tenants, is reckoned as one 
house j and the Englidi practice was formally sanctioned, after discussion, by the official delegates of the 



10 nnTABTTBD HOUBIS. 

various gOTemmeDto of the world at the London seasion of the Intenuitional Statistioal Congreia.* The 
practice in Scotland is different, and this must be borne in mind in comparing the houses in that country 
with those of England and other countries. 

Since 1801 all the distinct buildings which, as houses, were either inhabited or uninhabited, have 
been enumerated ; and thus, notwithstanding the inextricable difficulties of the ''flat" system have been 
avoided, there are still many heterogeneous structures mixed up with houses in the ordinary sense of that 
word. The house is a very variable tmit ; it includes in the Census the hut on the moor, the castle on 
the hill, and the palace ; so that every one of these structures, and of the intermediate mansions and 
cottages, is reckoned as a house. The ordinary house varies in size and structure in town and country — 
in its cubical contents, in its hearths, in its doors, and in its windows ; so that to give a correct view of 
the accommodation which houses afford the population, of their value, and of their sanitary influences, 
a special inquiry is indispensable. 

The inhabited houses in England amounted, in 1871, to 4^9,117 ; showing since the last Census 
an increase of 519,612. 

The great difference in these houses is shown by their annual value. Thus, according to a Parlia* 
mentary Return (No. 384, Session of 1872) there were in England and Wales 748,719 houses assessed to 
the Inhabited House Duty in the year ending the 6th of April, 1871. The following statement shows 
the number assessed at different values from which it will be seen that 488,646 houses^ or 69 per cent 
of the whole, are between £20 and £50 of annual value. 

^^ V*^ Nnmter AiNSKd. 

— 20 88,441 

20— 50 438,646 

50— 100 152,895 

100— 200 50,587 

200— 300 10,060 

300— 500 5.217 

500— 1000 2,095 

1000— 2000 552 

2000— 3000 116 

3000— 4000 56 

4000— 5000 25 

5000—10,000 27 

— 13,050 1 

— 36,350 1 

Total .. .. 748,719 



The total amount of Inhabited House Duty assessed upon the above houses was £1,291,981 ; an 
impost from which 3,510,398 out of the 4,259,117 householders in England and Wales, or 82 per cent, 
are exempted. Assessments at the exceptional values of £2000 and upwards occur exclusively in the 
counties of Middlesex, Surrey, Kent, Sussex, Warwick, Lancaster, and Tork ; the City of London has 
1 building assessed at the value of £36,360, Mary lebone has 1 at £9000, and Westminster 1 at £8000. 

The number of uninhabited houses was 184,694 in the year 1861, and 261,345 in the year 1871. 
It must be borne in mind that the term " uninhahited " in the Census return simply imj^es that no 
person dwelt or tlUpt in the house on the Sunday nigJU preceding the enumeration. In towns many of 
these houses were occupied during the daytime. A house unlet, and merely in charge of a single person, 
is counted as an inhabited house. A return of the number of houses unlet would throw mudi light on 
the relative value of house property, but to deal with this question would necessitate special local inquiries. 

The houses ^ building " were first enumerated in 1811, and the enumeration has since been repeated 
at every Census. In a Country under depopulation the old houses fall into decay, and few new houses at 
a Census are <* building." In 1811 the number of houses " building " in England and Wales was 16,207, 
in 1821 they numbered 19,274, in 1831 they were 24,759, and 27,444 in 1841 ; in 1851 there was a 
slight falling off as compared with the previous Census, the number being 26,671, and the 27,305 
returned in 1861 did not quite come up to the mark of 1841. But the return for 1871 shows a remarkable 
degree of activity in the provision of new houses, for no less than 37,803 were in process of building at the 
Census date, or 10,498 more than were being built in 1861. Upon comparing the number of houses ** build- 
ing '' with the total number standing, either occupied or unoccupied, it appears that the (Nroportion in 1811 
was one to 114, in 1831 one to 106, in 1861 one to 144, and in 1871 one to 120. A further comparison 

* M. Legoyt, in his report of the proceedings in Committee, observes : — ^ La section est tomb^ d'accord snr la 
definition dn mot ' maison,' et snr les fiiits interienrs et caract^stiqnes anxqnels la maison doit 6tre reconnne. £lle 
a refuse notamment d'attribner cette designation auz divers stages dont pent se composer une constmction affects 
k rhabitation, lors m^mes qne ces etages seraient occupes par des families distinctes, et qn'ils anraient un escaJier 
separ*." — Bep, on Stat, Cong., p. 153. 



X7RBAN AND BUBAL POPULATIONS. 11 

may be bade, namely, of the total amount of house accommodation either actually subsbting or in 

course of provision, with the total population, as follows : — 

In 1811 there were 5*45 pereons to a house (inhabited, uninhabited, or building). 
» 1831 „ 5*29 „ i> >» 

„ 1851 „ 5'18 „ » i> 

„ 1861 „ 5-08 „ „ n 

„ 1871 „ 4*98 „ „ „ 

These results clearly point to a gradual (if slow) diminution of the pressure of population upon the 
available dwellings in this country ; thus much may be admitted without prejudice to the important 
questions of a moral and sanitary character springing from the manner in which our industrial and lower 
classes, especially in large cities and towns, are housed. 

Families. — The family in its complete form consists of a householder with his wife and his chil- 
dren ; and in the higher classes with his servants. Other relatives and visitors sometimes form a part of 
the family ; and so do lodgers at a common table who pay for their subsistence and lodging. In taking 
the Census the enumerator was directed to leave with each occupier a householder's schedule ; the 
occupier by definition including the owner, or the person who pays rent, whether (as a tenant) for the 
whole of the house, or (as a lodger) for any distinct floor or apartment. Thus a lodger alone, or in 
company with another lodger, occupying common apartments, is an occupier, and as such is classed as a 
family in the abstracts, llie occupiers of separate almshouses, of public buildings, of porters' lodges, and 
of detached dwellings, although nominally paying no rent, are also treated as feunilies ; except in the 
case of servants boarding in their master's house. 

The number of funilies was 5,049,016 in 1871, as compared with 4,491,524 in 1861 ; and the pn>- 
portion of persons to a &mily was 4*50 and 4*47 in the two periods. The proportion of persons to a 
family varied from 4*69 in 1801 to 4*83 in 1851, the year of the Great Exhibition. If the inmates of 
public institutions, the persons on board ships, boats and barges, and those without houses, are excluded 
from the calculation, the proportion of persons to a family in 1871 will be reduced to 4*41 as compared 
with 4*38 in 186L 

Urban and Bural Populations. — The tendency of the population to gravitate towards 
common centres, such as the large towns have become, is sometimes referred to as an element in the 
social organization of this country which is to be regretted. On the other hand, it has been argued 
in the Spedator that, if the rate of increase among the rural population were as great as that of the 
whole population, " we might witness misery in Great Britain of the old Irish kind, instead of the limited, 
though terrible, misery of towns with which we are so familiar." And upon this point the PaU Mall 
QazetU of 1st July, 1871^ contained the following remarks : — 

'^The truth is, that town life hitherto hat been mainly co-exlstent with utter absence of provision for certain 
necessaries of life which are indispensable to healthy existence anywhere. Air, light, wholesome water, good 
drainage, and sufficient house-room ought, under good government, to be fairly obtainable in towns as in the oountrj ; 
and, these possessed, there is room for the development of those moral qualities whioh the Spectator rightly says a 
town life is hx more calcuUted than a country life to engender. We ceriainly see no grounds for anticipatmg a 
check to this tendency to agglomeration ; on the contrary, the spread of education is likely to dispose people more 
and more towards association. And, instead of bewailing a result which is inevitable, the wise course would he to 
devise such measures as would put our towns into a condition to meet present as well as future demands upon their 
powers of healthy accommodation." 

Now, adopting a broad principle of classification based on the registration districts and sub-districts, 
the Begistrar-General throws the popuktion into two groups, one inhabiting the districts and sub- 
districts which include the chief towns, the other occupying the remainder of the country, and 
dwelling therefore in the small towns and country parishes. Taking the first of these groups as repre- 
senting the bulk of the urban population, it comprises in round numbers nine millions in 1851, eleven 
millions in 1861, and thirteen millions in 1871 ; ^e rate of increase in this group betwem 1851 and 
1861 was 19 per cent., and 18 per cent, between 1861 and 1871. In the rest of the country, 
assumed to be for the most part rural, the population increased 4 per cent between 1851 and 1861, 
and 7 per cent, between 1861 and 1871. The urban districts have in the last ten years grown 
more than twice as &st as the country districts; in the previous decade the growtii of the towns 
was more than four times as fast as that of the rural population— a result probably accounted for by 
some of the rural districts having gradually assimied the character of towns. In point of fact, a 
correct estimate of the extent to which the large towns have drawn upon the population of the rural 
districts, cannot be arrived at without taking into account the growth of suburban neighbourhoods con- 
sequent upon the increasing value of property in town centres for purely business purposes, the 
gradual displacement of the people from the denser parts as a result of improviHl sanitation, and the 
development of railways, which every year adds to the number of those who resort to suburban or to 
country homes after their day's business in towns is over. 



12 



LABOS dTDGB AND TOWNS. 



Certain dties and towns^ either from their magnitude or their importance on other grounds, have 
been selected by the Registrar-OenenU for the publication of weekly rates of mortality in comparison 
with those of the metropolis and of other Britlnh and foreign cities. Those cities and towns, eighteen in 
number, with London at their head, comprise a total population of 6,270,275— less than a third, but 
more than a fourth, part of the entire English population. Within their municipal limits, the population 
enumerated at the three last Censuses, with the intervening rates of incresse, will be found stated below :— 



1X)ND0N ••• ••• •»« 

Portsmouth 

Norwich ... 

Bristol 

Wolverhampton 

Birmingham 

Leicester •.. 

NomNOHAM 

IjIVERPOOL ••• ••■ ••• 

Manchester 

Salford • ••• 

Oldham 

Bradford 

A^KlitlJS ••• ••• *•• ••• 

Sheffield 

Hull 

Sunderland^ 

Newcastle-on-Ttne . . . 



•.* 
••* 

••• 
••• 
•*• 
... 
••* 
..• 
. •• 
•• • 
••• 
... 
.*• 
... 
••• 



.*• 
••. 
••• 
••• 

... 
••• 
... 

•I. 

... 
... 
••• 
*.. 
... 
... 
••• 



... 

• a. 

• •* 

• •• 

• .. 

• *• 

• •* 
... 

• •• 

• •• 

• •• 
... 
... 



• • * 

• •• 



• *• 
*• • 



... 



Total of 18 Towns... 



1851. 



1861. 



1871. 



Dceennlal Bate of IncRttM 
perOent. 



1861 to 18S1. 18S1 to 18f 1. 



2,362,236 

72,096 

68,713 

137,328 

49,985 

232,841 

60,584 

57,407 

375,955 

303.382 

85,108 

52,820 

103,778 

172,270 

135,310 

84,690 

63,897 

87,784 



2,803,989 

94,799 

74.891 

154,093 

60,860 

296,076 

68,056 

74,693 

443,938 

338,722 

102.449 

72,333 

106,218 

207,165 

185,172 

97,661 

78,211 

109,108 



3,254, 
113, 

80, 
182, 

68, 
843, 

95, 

86, 
493, 
351, 
124, 

82, 
145, 
259, 
239, 
121. 

98, 
128, 



260 
569 
386 
552 
291 
787 
220 
621 
405 
189 
801 
629 
830 
212 
946 
892 
242 
443 



'7 
5 

2 



4,506,184 5,368,434 | 6,270,275 



18 
31 
9 
12 
21*8 
27-2 
12 
30 
18 



3 
1 
1 

11-6 
20-4 
36-9 
2-4 
20-3 
36*9 
15-3 
26- 
24 



1 
3 



161 
19-8 

7-3 
18-5 
12*2 
16 
40 
16 
11 

3 

21-8 
14-2 
37 
25 
29*6 
24*8 
25-6 
17-7 



1 


1 

7 



3 
1 



19-1 



16-8 



As regards most of the above large towns in which a diminished rate of growth is evidenced, it would 
be found that the surrounding neighbourhoods have received the overflow from the municipal areas, and 
exhibit in many cases a complete transformation from suburban, or even rural, to purely urban localities. 
This view of the matter receives support from what is observable in relation to the following group of 
towns, secondary in magnitude or importance to the eighteen above referred to. 



Crovdon {Surrey) 

Rochester and Chatham {Kent) 

Brighton (Sussex) 

Southampton (iTonfo) ... ... 

Reading {Berks) •.. • 



••• 



Oxford (Oxon) 

Northampton {Nthmptcn.) ... 
Cambridge (Cam6.) •.. 

West Ham (.^mm;) 

Ipswich (^ttjfo/ft) 

Yarmouth (Norfolk) 

Exeter \I/evon) ... ••• ... 

Plymouth (Devon) 

Devonport and £. Stonehousel 

ydJeVOtkj •.• ••• I.. '••} 

Bath (Somerset) 

Cheltenham (Oh'ster) 

West Bromwich (Staff.).., ... 

Walsall (^/a/.) 

Hanley (Staff.) ••. 

Dudley {^Worc) 

Worcester ( fTorc ) 

Aston Manor ( fVorto.) 

Coventry (Wonr.) .„ .. 

Derby (Derby),,, ... ... 



PopolatloD. 



1861. 



18tl. 



Popnlatioo. 



18S1. 



30,240 
40,798 
77,693 
46,960 
25,045 

27,560 
32,813 
26.361 

38,331 
37,950 
34,810 

33,738 
62,599 

64,783 

52,528 

39,693 
41,795 
37,760 
31 . 953 
44,951 
31,227 
16,337 
40,936 

43,091 



55,652 
44,536 
90,011 
53,741 
32,324 

31,404 
41 , 168 
30,078 

62,919 
42,947 
41,819 

34,650 
68,758 

64,034 

52,557 

41,923 
47,918 
46,447 
39,976 
43,782 
33,226 
33,948 
37,670 

49,810 



Stockport (Chesh.) 

Macclesfield {Chish.) 

Chester (Chesh.) 

Birkenhead (Chesh.) 

Burnley * (Xono.) 

Bolton (L<mo,) 

Bury (Lane) ••• ••• ... 

Wigan (Lane) 

Warrington (Lane.) 

Ashton-under>Lyne (Zone) ... 

Rochdale (Xonc) 

Blackburn (Lane) 

Preston (Xanc.) 

St. Helen's (Lcmo,) 

Huddersfield (York.) 

Halifax* (ror*.) 

Middlesborough* ( York.) ... 
York (York.) 

South Shields (Durh.) 

Qateshead (Durh.) 

Tynemonth (NthnAld.) 

C^lisle (Cumb.) 

Cardiff ((?ton.) 

Merthyr Tydfil (Ot&in.) 
Swansea (Glam.) ... 



Total ... 



54,681 
36,101 
31,110 
37,796 
28,700 
70,395 
87,563 
37,658 
26,431 
34,886 
38,114 
63,126 
82,985 
18,396 

60,944 
37,014 
18,992 
40,433 

35,239 
33,587 
34,021 
29,417 

32,954 
49,794 
40,802 



1871. 



1,971,091 



53,014 
35,450 
35,257 
45,418 
40,858 
82,853 
38,596 
39,110 
32,144 
31,984 
44,559 
76,339 
85,427 
45,134 

70,253 
65,510 
39,563 
43,796 

45,336 
48,627 
38,941 
31,049 

39,536 
51,949 
51,702 



2,333,703 



* The boundaries of tbeie manicipsl boroughs have been extended since 1861. 



mSTITUTIOKS ; MABimCB AND HOUSELB88 POPULATION. 



13 



In these towns the rate of increase between 1861 and 1871 was 18*4 per cent., that is, 2 per cent in 
excess of the rate in the smaller gronp of larger towns ; and it seems probable that this result is due, 
in no inconsiderable degree, either to a greater elasticity in point of limits, or to the fact that the limits 
originally adopted gave ample room for expansion* 

Public Institatioiui. — ^In the Census returns a very complete list is given of all the Public Insti- 
tutions existing in the several Begistration Sub-districts. This list is full of interest to the student of this 
part of the social organization of the country, and may open the way to further and more elaborate 
inquiry. The total number of persons enumerated in the 2479 institutions in 1871 was 417,579, of 
whom 362,295 were " special inmates," the remainder consisting of the officers and their families. [See 
Table XL, p. 60]. Excluding barracks, and Her Majesty's ships, which can hardly be classed as " public 
institutions ** in the ordinary acceptation of the term, the following is a comparison of the returns for 1871 
with those of 1861 :— 









• 


Number of InstltatloDs. 


Total Knmber of Oocapants 
(Indndlng OiBoers. &&> 




1861. 


18Y1. 


1861. 1871. 


Wdrkhoii668 

Hospitals 

LuDatic Asylnms 

Prisons ... ... ... ... 

Reformatory and Industrial Schools 
Other Institutions 






721 
167 
144 
179 
? 
282 


730 
407 
166 
149 
118 
559 


131,440 
13,200 
29,198 
29,959 

? 
27,157 


154,967 
26,566 
45,731 
32,174 
11,748 
38,535 



Disregardiug the group of unclassified institutions in the last line of the above statement, and 
assuming that such reformatory and industrial schools as were in existence in 1861 were classed either 
with prisons or workhouses, the occupants of the five specific classes of institutions have increased by 
33 per cent, since 1861. 

The increase in the number of hospitaLs is quite remarkable, and is to no inconsiderable extent the 
result of the adoption of the cottage-hospital system in rural districts. And with regard to public insti- 
tutions as a whole the following sentence from the Census Report of 1861 is even more applicable now 
than it was ten years ago : ** The great principle of practical beneyolence has been actively at work, 
and, with the increased wealth of the country, there has been remarked a greater disposition on the part 
of the rich to do good while living, instead of merely bequeathing a portion of what they have amassed 
to be dispensed in charitable objects after their decease." 

ICaritime Population. — ^Besides a large maritime population in distant seas on the Census night, 
whose number has yet to be ascertained, and another large nnmber on shore at home which can only be 
brought into account when the occupations of the people have been analysed, 66,187 persons were enumo* 
rated on board 10,726 sea-going vessels lying in harbours, creeks, and riyers, and have been included 
with the populations of the several parishes contiguous to which the vessels were lying. These vessels 
include 96 of Her Majesty's ships with 13,454 persons on board ; 9,198 British sea-going vessels with 
40,188 persons, and 1437 Foreign and Colonial vessels with 12,545 persons on board. 

There were also 10,976 persons enumerated in barges and boats on inland waters, as compared with 
11,915 persons so enumerated in 1861, and 12,662 in 1851. 

Houseleos Population. — ^The nomadic race which once peopled these islands has a certain number 
of representatives still existing, who congregate largely on s|)ecial occasions such as fairs, races, reviews, d^c., 
but ordinarily are so scattered and secluded as to escape general observation. The Census enumerators 
have to search out these " waifs and strays," and on the muming of the 3rd April, 1871, there were found 
throughout the country 1921 males and 437 females who had slept the preceding night in bams and 
sheds, and 4325 males and 3700 females whose sleeping places were caravans and tents or the open canopy 
of heaven. The numbers living out of houses vary with the seasons ; in winter they shrink into sudi 
dwellings as are available to them, and in summer they swarm out into the lanes, commons, and fields. 
The ascertained houseless class amounted to 20,348 persons in 1841, in 1851 to 15,764, in 1861 to 
11,444, and in 1871 to 10,383. The Census in 1841 was taken in June ; on the three subsequent occa- 
sions it was taken in March aad A^l; the class appear^ therefore, to be undergoing a gradual 
reduction. 



14 couNTiBs; HunmiDB. 



DIVISIONS OF TUB OOUNT&T. 

England is divided into 40, Wales into 12 coanties ; and these ooanties have from early historical 
times heen subdivided again into hundredsy tythings, townships, parishes, and other subordinate 
territorial units. This has not been done on anj settled uniform plan. The English county boundary 
even now divides many parishes, and detached parts of parishes are dispersed in the midst of other 
parishes. The great division of the country into unions by the Poor Law Commissioners in 1834 was 
made with no regard to the hundred, and little regard to the county boundaries ; the borough boundaries 
were also set at nought ; in faet, convenieoce in administering the new Poor Law was alone considered 
by the Commissiouers. 

Counties. — ^The counties consist of a variable number of hundreds, and until latterly had detached 
parts within each other's limits. All the estuaries, and the large as well as some of the small rivers on the 
east coast» serve to mark the bounds of extensive counties : the Tweed, Tyne, Tees, Humber, Wash, Tare, 
Stour, and Thames, separate the counties of Northumberland, Durham, Torkshire, Lincolnshire, Norfolk, 
Suffolk, Essex, and Rent, which were at one time or other of the Saxon period, separately or conjointly, 
small kingdoms. On the south coast the smaller rivers appear to have been disregarded in fixing the 
bounds of Kent, Sussex, Hampshire, Dorset, and Devon ; but the Tamar divides Devon from GomwalL 
The Bristol Channel and the estuary of the Severn separate Somerset and Devon from Glamorganshire and 
Monmouthshire ; the indentations of the coast by estuaries mark, on the west, the divisions of the Welsh 
counties ; the Dee divides Flint from Cheshire, as the Mersey does Cheshire from Lancashire, llie Thames 
is a boundary from its mouth almost to its source ; it separates Essex, Middlesex, Buckinghamshire, and 
Oxfordshire on its north bank, from Berkshire, Surrey, and Kent on the south bank. The arrangement 
on the Severn is different ; the county towns of Gloucester, Worcester, and Shrewsbuiy are on its banks, 
and the counties extend to the hills on both sides. Herefordshire, in like manner, extends over the 
middle portion of the basin of the Wye. The midland counties are small, and as the county towns are 
on the rivers, they extend on both sides of the basins. 

In subsequent pages of this Digest will be found full details of the distribution of the population in 
the several counties, a descriptive account of their various sub-divisions for administrative purposes, 
statistics illustrative of their Parliamentary representation, and other nsefal county information. (See 
pp. 155 H seq,) 

Hundreds. — Sub-divisions of the shires have existed since the age of Alfred ; and hundreds, ty things, 
and hides, are named in the early Saxon laws, charters, and other records. The notices are, however, by 
DO means precise ; nor are they all consistent, either with themselves, or with what ia found to exist of 
the anoint divisions in later times. The simplest view may be thus stated : England was divided into 
hides, and a hide of land, containing 100 or 120 acres, supported a free fieanily ; ten such free families 
constitnted a iything ; ten or twelve tythings a hundred ; an indefinite number of hundreds, a shire. 
The hundred is used in the Domesday return (1086) as a well-defined territorial division of the county. 

The division of men into tens, twelves, hundreds, and thousands, on the basis of their system of 
numeration, is so natural, that instances occur of its use in the history of almost every nation ; but it is 
not probable that Alfred, or any of his successors or predecess<»rs, ever succeeded in oi^ganizing all the 
races, tribes, and states in England so simply as the above theory implies, without reference to other 
considerations than mere numbers. If the holdings were ever equal in extent, or the numbers of men in 
townships and hundreds the same, they could not continue unchanged while the numbers and settlements 
of the people increased, while properties were so frequently won and lost by conquest, and while other 
mutations incidental to societies of men in the civilized as well as the barbarous state were going on. 
Accordingly, it is found that the hundreds, in the survey after the Conquest, and the hundreds still 
remaining as constituent divisions of the country, differ to such an extent in area and population— 
not only in different, but in the same counties, and in similar situations — that it is difficult to conceive 
they could ever have been formed on a uniform scale of area, or of firee population. 

In naming the sub-divisions corresponding to himdreds in Yorkshire, Lincolnshire and Nottingham- 
shire, the term " wapentake " was adopted ; Torkshire (exclusive of York City) and LinooUishire being 
each divided into three parts, consisting of a given number of wapentakes. In Cumberland and West- 
morland the ** wards " are 83monymous with the hundreds in other counties. In Kent the hundreds are 
grouped into " lathes," and in Sussex into •' rapes." 



PAKT.TAMTCNTABY BSTBBBIMTATIDN. 



15 



The number of hnndiedfl^ or their equivalente, for which the population is separttely shown in Uie 
Census Betnm% is 818 ; it has not been thought necessary to give the population of the sereral hundreds 
in this publication, the hundred being now practically extinct as an a^inistrative subdivision. 

Parliamentary Bepresantation. — Considerable changes were made in the Parliamentary Repre- 
sentation of England and Wales by the Reform Act of 1867 (80 & 31 Vict c 102). The franchises 
were altered, the limits of existing parliamentary boroughs were extended, new boroughs were created 
and others disfranchised, new divisions of some counties were made, and the number of members under- 
went redistribution. The boroughs disfranchised by this Act were Totnes, Reigate, Great Yarmouth 
and Lancaster ; and subsequently, a further disfranchisement of English boroughs was made by the 
Scotch Reform Act of 1868 (31 & 82 Yict. c. 48) ; those boroughs being Arundel, Ashburton, Dartmouth 
Honiton, Lyme Regis, Thetford, and Wells. The boroughs enfranchised in 1867 were Chelsea, Darlington 
The Hartlepools, Stockton, Gravesend, Burnley, Staleybridge, Wednesbury, Middlesborough, Dewsbury, 
and (by the division of the Tower Hamlets) Hackney ; a member was also given to the University of 
London. An additional representative was given to Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Leeds, Salford, 
and Merthyr Tydfil ; while the following boroughs were reduced each to one representative— Evesham, 
Marlborough, Harwich, Richmond, Lymington, Chippenham, Bridport, Stamford, Chipping Wycombe, 
Poole, Knaresborough, Andover, Leominster, Tewkesbury, Ludlow, Ripon, Huntingdon, Maldon, Buck- 
ingham, Newport (Isle of Wight), New Malton, Tavistock, Lewes, Cirencester, Bodmin, Ghreat Marl6w, 
Devizes, Hertford, Dorchester, Lichfield, Cockermouth, Bridgnorth, Guildford, Chichester, and Windsor. 
The alterations in the divisions of counties were as follows : — Cheshire was divided into North, Mid, and 
South ; Derbyshire into North, South, and East ; Devonshire into North, East, and South ; Essex into 
North-west, North-east, and South ; West Kent into West and Mid; North Lancashire into North and 
North-east; South Laucashire into South-east and South-west; Lincolnshire into N<^h, Mid, and 
South ; Norfolk into West, North-east, and South-east ; Somersetshire into East^ Mid, and West ; 
Staffordshire, into North. West, and East ; East Surrey into East and Mid ; and the West Riding of 
Yorkshire into North, Mid, and South. 

The number of houses and population enumerated in 1871 in the represented boroughs and in Uie 
counties exclusive of the boroughs is given in a summary view in Table YIL (pp. 38-^9)^ and in fuller 
detail under each county (pp. 155 et seq,) 

It may be interesting to show here what changes have been made in the distribution of the pqmla- 
tion as between the parliamentary boroughs and the rest of the ooontry, according to the returns of the 
last three Censuses : — 



Tetn. 


Popiilalkni M enomctatod iA 


Fuilamentaij 
Borougbt. 


Ooontlii outride 

BMJUmentory 

BoroQi^ 


ToUL 


1851 
1861 
1871 

Between 
1851-61 
1861-71 

Between 
1851-61 
1861-71 


7,438,679 

8,638,569 

10,652,423 


10,488,930 
11,427,656 
12,059,843 


17,927,609 
20,066,224 
22,712,266 


Actual increase in the two Periods. 


1,199,890 
2,013,854 


938,725 
632,188 


2,138,615 
2,646,042 


Increase per Cent. 


161 
23-3 


8-9 
5-5 


11-9 
13-2 



The net result of the above comparison is that whereas by inherent growth of population and 
enlargement of electoral area the population within the represented boroughs has increased at the 



16 LDBUTKNAHOT SUB-DIYIBIOMS ; HIGHWAY lOBTBICrB. 

rate of 43 per cent since 1851, the population of the counties outside the paiiiapientary boroughs has 
increased 16 per cent cmly. 

The relation of the electorate to the mala population and to the number of members returned in the 
boroughs and counties is thus exhibited : — 

FtopnUtloii. Bwcwrt. RauniwL 

Boroughs 5,105,476 1,250,019 302 

CoiuUm oatdde boroughs 5,953,458 801,109 187 

Those who are interested in county representative statistics will find at page 40 of this Digest a Table 
showing in Juxtaposition for each county its population, electorate, value of property, number of houses 
assessed to the house duty, and degree of education as evidenced by the proportion of signatures with 
marks in the marriage registers— elements which enter more or lees into all schemes of electoral relbnn* 

Lieutenancy Bub-diviaions— The laws relating to the militia may be said to afiect directly or 
indirectly every man in the country. In the several counties Sub-divisions of Lieutenancy have been con- 
stituted for the purpose of raising tiie militia quotas ; provision has also been made for the making of lists 
of men liable to serve, and for the ballotting and enrolling of men to supply vacancies. The Acts 
authorizing these proceedings being suspended only, they may be put in force at any time by Order in 
Council. 

It would be inexpedient to make use of the returns obtained at the Census for any special object 
connected with the ballots for the militia, even were the details sufficiently recent and exact to be so 
employed, but no reasonable objection can be urged to the employment of such information for a general 
purpose. Accordingly, a statement of the number of persons of each sex in the several Sub-divisions of 
Lieutenancy, which in many counties are identical with the Petty Sessional Divisions, is given in the 
Census Returns. Assuming the exempted classes to be pretty equally distributed, the total male popula- 
tion will afford a basis for computing the proportionate number of militiamen to be raised in each sub- 
division. The provision contained in the Hilitia Act of 1852, for making, when deemed expedient, theae 
sub-divisions conterminous with the Superintendent Begistrars' Districts or Poor Law Unions, has not 
hitherto been acted upon, chiefly on account of the inconyenience which, it is supposed, might arise from 
many of the districts being composed of parts of two or more counties. 

Under each county will be found in this Digest (pp. 155 ei teq,) the male population of all ages in 
each of the Lieutenancy Sub-divisions, of which there are altogether 621 throughout the country. 

Highway Districts. — Under the Act for the better management of highways in England (25 & 26 
Yict c 61) a new set of County divisions is in the course of formation for ai^l> ing the principle of unions 
of parishes which has worked so advantageously under the new Poor Law, By this statute power is 
given to justices in general or quarts sessions to issue orders for dividing their County into highway 
districts, to consist of parishes and places not comprised within the jurisdiction of bosrds constituted under 
other Acts. The Act came into effect in 1868, and 448 highway districts have been formed under its 
provisions ; the character of the measure being optional, it has been only partially adopted, and the 
population of the existing districts is not distin<icuished in the Census returns. In the Counties of Bucks, 
Norfolk, Rutland, Stafford, Westmorland, Anglesey, Carnarvon, Flin^ Merioneth, and Montgomery, no 
districts have been formed under the Act. 

Judicial Diviaions. — The Judicial division of the country exhibits a striking want of coherence ; 
the Circuits of the Judges do not consist of any definite number of the County Court Circuits, nor ara 
the County Court Circuits aggregates of the Petty Sessional Divisions. 

For the purposes of Assize and Gaol delivery, there are in England and Wales eight circuits of the 
Judges, besides the jurisdiction of the Central Criminal Court at London. The circuits are known aa 
the Home, Midland, Norfolk, Oxford, Northern, Western, North Wales, and South Wales circuits, and 
include the counties situated in the parts of the country implied by their names. 

The divisions existing in all the counties of England and Wales for the purposes of Special and Petty 
Sessions are in general based on the hundreds and other ancient county sub-divisions. By the authority 
of various Acts of Parliament the justices at Quarter Sessions may alter and re-arrange these sessional 
divisions, and they are empowered to adopt the same limits as those of Poor Law unions. In the exercise 
of these powers the justices have occasionally transferred parishes and places from one division to another, 
and, for the convenience of the constables or of the public, annexed such parishes to others in a 
particular hundred of the division to which they have been aislgned. By this transference, the parishes 
thus dealt with for a special purpose have come to be considered, for all purposes whatever, parts of th^ 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS; MUNICIPALITIES. 17 

hundreds to which they have been added, and have thenceforward been deemed as much part of the 
hundred as any of the other parishes which may have been named as belonging to it in the Domesday 
Survey. It seems ch*ar, however, that while the justices have fall power to divide the counties in any 
manner which they may think expedient for the convenience of holding sessions, they possess no authority 
to alter the ancient hundreds. That in practice a different view is taken in some counties is sufficiently 
obvious from the returns of the Clerks of the Peace. A Parliamentary Return (No. 447, Session of 1870) 
gives the names of the parishes or places composing the several Petty Sessional Divisions throughout the 
country. The Census Returns show that in 1871 there were 700 Petty Sessional Divisions, and 193 
boroughs with Petty Sessions ; 97 of the latter having sepai-ate Quarter Sessions also. The population 
of the Petty Sessional Divisions in each county is given in this Digest (pp. 155 ei seq,). For police 
Purposes there are 622 divisions, including 167 boroughs with police not under County control 

Municipal CitieB and Boroughs. — The Saxon boroiigh was a modification of the hundred ; the 
burgesses were freemen bound to each other as neighbours, resix)nsible for each other to surrounding com- 
munities, sharing common burthens; classified further in Guilds of Trades, or Companies, which sprang up 
with the divisions of labour ; and banded firmly together for the defence of their walls, and dwellings. '* It 
must be clearly understood," observes one of the ablest of our constitutional Historians, '* that a Saxon Burgh 
was nothing more than a Hundred^ or an assemblage of Hundredji, surround3d by a moat, a stockade, or a 
wall ; and the name of the hundred was actually given to^some of the most considerable cities, burghs, and 
towns of England, [as Norwich, Thetford, Chelmsford, Maldoo, Colchester, Winchelsea^ Canterbury, Faver- 
sham, Fordwich, Exeter, several of them on Roman foundations]. No jright was conferred or destroyed by 
the feeble fortification which protected the burgesses ; and the jurisdiction of the burgh-moot, or port- 
moot, difiered from that possessed by the analogous districts in the open country, only in consequence of 
the police required by a more condensed population, and the institutions, perhaps of a Roman origin, 
which incorporated the trading portions of the community [Guilds, Companies] : all of which were 
extraneous to the primitive territorial jurisdiction of the burgh, and in no respect affecting its con- 
stitutional existence or nature." The hundred necessarily underwent some modification in the towns ; 
and in this as in other cases it soon ceased to designate a specific number of juen. But it is of importance 
to observe that in the early times the same principles of subdivision, organization, and government, were 
applied alike to town and country populations. 

London, Winchester, Abingdon, and some other boroughs of importance are not entered in Domesday, 
and were probably not surveyed by the Commistdoners of William I. 

The eleven cities of London, Bristol, Canterbury, 'Chester, Exeter, Gloucester, Lichfield, Lincoln, 
Norwich, Worcester, York ; and the six towns of Kingston-on-Hull, Newcastle-on-Tyne, Berwick-upon- 
Tweed, Nottingham, Poole, Southampton, in England; and two, Carmarthen and Haverfordwest, in, 
Wales, are " Counties of themselves;^ as was also the ^iity of Coventry until 1842. The cities on the 
old Roman sites maintained their independence of the country around them, as well -as of the early 
Saxon kingdoms, to a larger extent than other towns ; as is indicated by their independent county 
jurisdiction. 

Some of the ancient boroughs fell into decay; new boroughs sprang up in other parts of the country ; 
many towns were created boroughs for purposes not now very intelligible ; and with the rapid progress of 
population which commenced after 1750 the houses have spread beyond the limits ^f the old boroughs 
and cities. In 1835 a great change was made in their constitution, .and the limits of many were enlarged 
ty the adoption of the new boundaries settled for purposes of Parliamentary elections, after an inquiry 
by Commissioners into the circumstances of each place. 

The Commissioners appointed to inquire into Municipal Corporations experienced, at the outset of 
their labours, some difficulty in ascertaining the number of corporate bodies in England and Wales. 
Acting upon the best information that they were able tox^ollect, they visited and instituted inquiries in 
285 places. Of these, 16 contained Corporations which proved to be of a character exclusively manorial, 
178 were subsequently placed under the operation of the Municipal Corporation Act (5 & 6 Will. IV, 
c. 76), and two of the number (Hartlepool and Ashton-under-Lyne) were, at a more recent period, brought 
under the provisions of that statute on new charters being granted to them ; the remaining 89 were ulti- 
mately left undisturbed by the legislative enactment 

During the period which has elapsed since the investigation was made into the condition of the 
municipal boroughs, some of the unreformed Corporations have ceased to exercise any active functions, 
having become, in fact, either extinct or dormant, while others, although still claiming to be Corporations, 
are municipal only in name. 

By Section 141 of the Municipal Corporation Act, charters of incorporation may l>fl granted to towns, 
on the petition of the inhabitant householders, if Her Majesty, by the advice of the Privy Council, shall 





18 UBBAN SANITARY DI8TBICTS; PABISHSS. 

think fit to grant them, llie number of towns which have so obtained cbarters since 1835, is 45, but 
several considerable places arc still without a municipal organization. 

The total number of Municipal BoFongbs in England and Wales in 1871 was 224, and within 
their limits there were 1,229;214 inhabited houses and a population of 6,606,909. 

TTrbaa Sanitary Districts. — ^By Section 6 of the Census Act the enumerators were required to dis- 
tinguish in all cases the several parishes or parts of parishes ^ within the limits of any incorporated city 
or borough, or of any town within the jurisdiction of a local board or of any commissioners entrusted by 
a local Act with draining, cleansing, lighting, or improving the town." 

At the Census date (April, 1871) out «f the 224 Municipal Boroughs, 146 were Local Board Dis- 
tricts, 37 were tmder local Acts for improvement purposes, and 41 were without any recognized powers 
for improving -or regulating their sanitary -condition. Under the Public Healtk aad Local Government 
Acts (1848 and 1858) 721 districts had been ibrmed cip to the Census date, 146 «f them being Muni- 
cipal Boroughs. The number of towns with Improvement Commiasioms (including 87 Municipal 
Boroughs) was 88. It is thus ascertained that there were altogether 809 cities and towns possessing 
definite powers fior sanitary purposes, namely^ 183 Municipal Boroughs, 575 towns under Local Boards, 
and 51 towns under Improvement Commissions. The number of towns of sufficient magnitude to be 
classed as such, having no organization for either Municipal or Sanitary purposes, was 96. 

Since the Census was taken, an important legislative enactment has altered the state of things above 
described. By the Public Health Act of 1872 the variety of sanitary authorities previously existing was 
reduced to two classes, namely, " Urban Sanitary Authorities" and '* Rural Sanitary Authorities : " the 
former are town councils of municipal boroughs, improvement commissioners under local Acts, and local 
boards established under the l^lblic Health or Local Government Acts ; the latter are the boards of 
guardians throughout the country, to whom are committed sole jurisdiction in sanitary matters in their 
respective unions, excepting such parts as are within the limits of any urban sanitary authority. 

The 41 Municipal Boroughs previously referred to as having no sanitaiy organisation at the time of 
the Census have therefore, by the provisions of the new Act, become ^ Urban Sanitary Districts," and it 
is probable that some of the 9G towns have now passed into the same category. 

In a subsequent part of this Digest (Table IX., pp. 41-55) will be found the num1»er of inhabited 
houses and population in 1861 and 1671 in every Municipal Borough, Local Board District, Improvement 
Commissioners' District, and considerable Town, arranged alphabetically for facility of reference. And 
a tabular statement of the population of such places ananged under the jev^ral counties in which they 
are situate is also given (pp. 155 et seq,). 

Townahips, PariBhes, ICanors. — After his accession, in 1006, the Conqueror seized, besides the 
Crown lands, the lands of the Anglo-Saxon or Danish proprietors, who fell in the battle of Hastings; and, 
in the course of his reign, acquired the estates of many rebelliousThanes. He distributed a large portion 
of these lands, as the pay of past and of future services, among the chieftains in his army ; who retained 
large domains for themselves, and distributed the rest on similar terms, among the officers and men under 
their command. The estates of the Church, amd of the <;hief monasteries idso, passed into the hands 
of the Norman clergy. The tenants who held immediately of the king, including ecclesiastical oorpora- 
tions, amounted to 1,400, the under tenants to 7,871, at the time of the great survey (1086), which 
exhibits an apparently new division of the<x)untry into manors. In the Domesday Record the kingdom 
is divided into counties ; the counties into the lands (terrua) of the king, iHshop, and tenants in chief 
(tenentes terras) ; and these again into manors, under the respective hundreds ; which generally included 
the whole or parts of several manors. Villa was another term for manor (manerium) or lordship ; and in 
the Exeter Domesday mansio is almost constantly used for manerium. The manor was what Bede had 
called the '* place ** (locus), in the midst of which the churches were built, or the old temples had stood ; the 
village and surrounding neighbourhood, where the people lived for the sake of society and of defence, with 
their headman or Thane. The home of the chief tenant often beca»e a oastle in the period immediately 
following the Norman Conquest. The lord — ^resident either in a castle with its keep jmd mount, in a hall, 
or in a fortified house idemtts dtfenBobilis), and with his court encroaching on the hundred court — for a 
time gave a new character and name to the township, the priestsfttVe, or the parish ; but it is much more 
probable that the old subdivisions, which had existed for centuries, and are sometimes named vils in the 
reign of Edward the Confessor, were chosen as the limit of the manor, than that the country was wholly 
recast and divided into the same number of new districts in the reign of William L Manors underwent 
changes, and new manors were frequently created, mntil the Statute Quia emptores put an -end *o their 
increase in the reign of Edward I. jCa.d. 1290) : the lords of new manors probably erected churcfees and 
appointed clergymen — according to the common theory ; but the parish boundaries, surrounding the old 



EGGLESU8TICAL DIVISIONS. 19 

township— guarded bj the spiritual supervision of the priest, and by the tithe-owner — ^were not originally 
derived from the manor ; and only assumed their legitimate importance in the reign of Queen Elizabeth, 
when they were made the area of the district which by rates maintained its own poor.* 

Soclesiastical Divisioiui. — The division of the country ecclesiastically into Dioceses, Archdeacon- 
ries, and Deaneries, took place in very early times. Most of the present Bishoprics were founded in the 
Saxon period : originally there were three Archbishopries — of Cantei4)ury, Yoric, and Oaerleon in Wales 
the latter was suppressed by Henry I. and the temtory annexed to the See of Canterbury. Most of the 
Dioceses, on their first formation, had their limits eo-^tensive with the boundaries of the kingdoms o 
the sovereigns who formed them : subdivisions soon, however, were discovered to be necessary ; and the 
Council of Hertford, convened by Archbishop Theodore, decreed that, as the faithful grew to be more 
numerous, the number of the Sees should also be increased. The first subdivision was made by this 
prelate in the Diocese of York ; and the Tarieus princes subsequently made repeated alterations, until at 
length the whole arrangement settled into its existing shape, excepting the addition made by Henry YIIT., 
and by the recent Acts of Parliament. Henry, with a portion of the proceeds of the confiscated monas- 
teries, founded seven new Bishoprics, viz.j — Gloucester, Bristol, Peterborough, Oxford, Westminster, 
Chester, and Man. The Bishopric of Westminster, however, only lasted until 1550, when it was again 
incorporated with the See of London: and the Act .of 6 & 7 Wm. IV.,,cap. 77, united into one the Sees of 
Gloucester and Bristol, and created two additional — Manchester and Hipon. By this statute, the Ecclesi- 
astical Commissioners were authorized to alter the limits of nearly all the rest, by effecting a trans- 
ference of Parishes from one to another, with a view to the more convenient distribution of territory and 
population. 

Archdeacons anciently were only members of Chapters without territorial jurisdiction. The assign- 
ment of specific limits for Archdeaconries took place soon after the Conquest. The Act of 6 & 7 Wm. IV., 
cap. 77, gives jx>wer to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners to re-arrange the boundaries of the ancient, and 
to form certain new Archdeaconries. 

Kural Deaneries were recognized Ecclesiastical Divisions of a Diocese in Saxon times. They seem to 
have been designed to correspond with Hundreds in the political division of the country, as Archdeacon- 
ries were possibly intended to correspond with Counties. The etymology of the word (Decanus) favours 
this idea; and it is not improbable that all such Deaneries originally embraced Districts with <en churches, 
and no more ; their boundaries, once aettled, never having been disturbed, although increase of population 
caused an increase in the number of religious edifices. 

The ancient jjrimary division of the land, for spiritual purposes, was exclusively into Panahes ;* 
but, in the course of time» as population increased, and additional churches were erected, certain portions 
of particular parishes came to be assigned by custom to the newly established places of worship ; and 
these at length, under the name of Chnpelries, acquired boundaries as definite and generally recognized as 
those of the parent Parish. This is especially the case in the more northern counties, where, the 
Parishes beingof very large extent, while the population has increased with great rapidity, the need for 
such a further subdivision soon became apparent. 

The population witliin the ancient parochial divisions of the country is accurately ascertained at 
each Census ; but it is obviously of great importance to know also the actual, or at least the approximate, 
number of inhabitants in each of the numerous Ecclesiastical Districts or New Parishes which have been 
formed out of the ancient parishes in consequence of the growth of population in the last hundred years. 
It is essential to the efficient discharge of his duties that the clergyman should have the means of 
informing himself from time to time as to the number of souls within his district ; and, as might be 
expected, one of the first questions asked by any of the great societies like the Pastoral Aid Society, 
the Additional Curates' Society, and the Church Building Society, whose object it is to lessen the amount 
of spiritual destitution^ has reference to the amount of population. For almost every new church there 
is a district, either legally assigned by the bishop of the diocese .or the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, or 
adopted conventionally for purposes of temporary convenience, and having no legal force or effect Un- 
fortunately, the precise limits of these districts are only imperfectly known to the public, and in some 
instances to the incumbents themselves, especially when the latter are new clergymen, who have failed 
to obtain from their predecessors correct information on the subject. Furthermore* the Church autho- 
rities have published no complete list of the eecledastical subdivisions of the entire country, and it 
cannot therefore be a matter of surpmse that the numbers returned as the population of the several 
districts, although in every instance submitted to the examination of the incumbents previous to publi- 

* The term ^ Parish ** is firegnently used hj the CUergj in a^^ sense, and by the Poor Law authorities in another, 
while in the Cenfios Returns of 1871 a n&w term, '^ Civil Parish," has been adopted to designate a place separately 
rated to the relief of the poor mid not i>therBrise described* 

c 2 



20 REGTSTBATION DISTRICTS AND COUNTIES. 

cation are i*; some cases approximative rather than strictly accurate. Since 1856 the functions of ihe 
('oramissioncrs for Buildinj^ New Churches have been merged in those of the.Eoclesiastical Commissioners; 
the latter body and the bishops being now the sole authorities empowered to assign legal districts to 
churches, where this is not done by special Act of Parliament. 

The country is ecclesiastically divided into 2 Provinces, 28 Dioceses (including Sodor and Man), 
71 Archdeaconries, and 728 Riu^l Deaneries; altogether, about 3,000 Ecclesiastical Districts, have been 
constituted, and the total number of cures or benefices in the country is estimated at about 13,000. 
It has not been thought desirable to publish the population of the several Ecclesiastical Districts in 
this Digest of the Census, the Clergy List for 1873 being the most complete and authoritative source 
of information thereon ; but the constitution of the several Dioceses, with their population, will be 
found set forth in Table X., pp. 56-60. 

Begistration Districts (X7nion8)y and Sub-diBtricts.~llie Act of 1834, for ''The Amend- 
ment and Better Administration of the Laws relating to the Poor " (4 & 5 Will. IV., cap. 74), empowered 
the Poor Law Commissioners " to declare so many parishes as they may think fit to be united for the 
administration of the Laws for the Relief of the Poor.** Ilie united parishes were designated Unions, 
The Act also provided for the election of a representative Board of Guardians, and for the appointment 
of officers in every Union, by whom the local rates for the relief of the poor, and for many other 
purposes, are collected and expended. The Unions, under the Act of 1836, for Registering Births, 
Deaths, and Marriages in England (6 & 7 Will IV., c. 86), were subdivided into as many smaller districts 
as the Commissioners, subject to the approval of the Registrar-General, thought fit. The whole of 
England and Wales is not under the Poor Law Amendment Act;* but the Registration Act extends over 
all England and Wales, which is thus divided into 626 Registration districts. A district comprises on 
an average three or four sub* districts (in all 2,195X to each of which there is a registrar of births and 
deaths. A sub-district extends over a certain number of parishes or townships, except in those rare 
cases where the parish is large, and is itself divided into one or more tuth-districU, 

To the Hegistration Districts a staff of officers is attached ; and, where they are Unions, there are 
the clerk to the Board of Guardians, relieving officers, medical officers, superintendent registrars, and 
registrars. The districts have practically been found useful for other administrative purposes, besides 
those which were in contemplation at the time of their formation. The circuits of the county courts 
comprise aggregates ot these districts; and under the Militia Act powers are given for rendering them 
applicable in carrying out the machinery of that measure. 

Bregistration Counties. — Under the Registration arrangement of the country no change whatever 
has been made in the boundaries of parishes ; for the Hundreds, Districts have been substituted ; and 
the groups of complete districts — called, for the sake of distinction, ** Registration counties,** — differ little 
in extent or area fiom the ancient counties, with which, wherever it was practicable, their boundaries are 
made conterminate. The cause of the discrepancy between the " registration counties " and the other 
counties arises from the circumstance that, in many cases, the boundaries of the old counties were rivers ; 
on which, subsequently, at fords and bridges, important towns arose — the markets and centres of 
meeting for the people of all the sun-ounding parishes. These towns have been made the centres of the 
new districts, as at them it is most convenient for the guardians to meet, and the officers to reside, llius, 
AVallingford in Berkshire is the natural centre of the district, which is nearly equally divided by the 
Thames; and the Thames is here, as it is in a lower part of its course, the county boundary separating 
Oxfordshire from Berkshire. The people of the parishes of Benson, Ewelme, Crowmarsh-Giffbrd, 
North Stoke, Warborough, and Dorchester, on the north side of the river, in Oxfordshire, meet at 
Wallingford market, and are in many ways intimately associated with the people on the south side of 
the river in Berkshire ; hence it was quite justifiable to imite the parishes so related on both sides of the 
Thames in the Wallingford Union — the Wallingford District. The whole district is placed in the 
** registration county ** of Berks ; while part of it is in the old shire of Oxford. In the same way the 
greater part of the other discrepancies is accounted for. The old shire boundaries often run near towns ; 
and the districts, which have not been arbitrarily framed, consist of central towns, with the surrounding 

* The Unions and other jurisdictions under the Poor Law Amendment Act embrace almost the whole of 
the country. The Middle Temple, Lincoln's Inn, Gray's Inn, the Charter House, the Inner Temple, the Tower of 
London, Lundy Isle, the Scilly Islands, Bardsey Isle, Burrow or Rat Island, Caldy Island, St. Margaret Island, Puffin 
Island, Looe Island, Fern Island, Dover Castle, York Castle, Lancaster Castle, and seversd places hitherto reputed to 
be extra-parochial are still unannexed to any Unions. 

The Act relating to Extra-parochial places (20 Vict. cap. 19) provided that all such places should be regarded 
as '* parishes," and have overseers appointed, or be annexed to adjoining parishes. The Inner Temple, Middle 
Temple, and Gray's Inn, and the Charter House were specially provided for by the Act, which assigned the duties 
of overseer to the person filling a certain office for the time teing. 



BBGI8TRATI0N DIVISIONS. 



21 



parishes, subdivided into sub-dislriqUs ; whil6 the Registration Counties are aggregates of the districts 
which have their central towns within the limits of the old shires. In the countips which, like Norfolk, 
Suffolk, and Essex, were originally well divided, little change has been made; in others, the defect of 
the old subdivisions into counties has been partially modified, without any further substantial innovation 
than the substitution of districts for the obsolete hundreds. 

KegiBtration DivisioxiB. — For the convenient exposition of the facts relating to population, and the 
determination of the relation of these facts to others in equally large masses, Kngland was divided at the 
Census of 1851 into Ten great Divisions ; Wales constituting one Division by itself. Those Divisions, 
maintained in 1861, and found for many statistical and some physical purposes convenient, are maintained 
now ; they are constituted by groups of Registration Counties. 

i3e8ides size and population in forming the Divisions out of counties or districts, contiguity and 
industrial connection were considered. The North- Western Division contains the greatest number, the 
Eastern Division the least number, of people ; thus no division contains less than a million, nor more 
than four millions of people : not more, therefore, than double, nor less than half, the population of the 
average division. The numerical ratios deduced from these large numbers are not liable to the extreme 
fluctuations derangiDg accidentally the results where small numbers are used. The Welsh Division 
has an area of 5,125,342 statute acres ; the South- Western Division 4,981,170 acres ; the North- Western 
the most populous, is the smallest, except London, and has an area of 1,998,914 acres. The area is less» 
but the population of these divisions is on a par with the population of such states as Denmark and 
the Netherlands ; of Saxony and Wurtemburg in Germany ; Piedmont and Tuscany in Italy. The eleven 
provinces of Prussia have the same average population, but they are more than twice as extensive as 
the English divisions, which correspond in size with the average area of the ancient provinces of France 
at the Revolution, cut up into 83 Departments by the Constituent Assembly. In ilngland the Kingdoms 
of the Heptarchy had given place to counties corresponding to the French Departments long before 
the Conquest, and are not recognised in the Domesday survey, but the idea of territorial units greater 
than counties existed. The Roman provinces of Great Britain were larger than the kingdoms of the 
Heptarchy. 

Ireland is now conveniently divided into four provinces, which, with ten divisions of England, one 
for Wales, and two for Scotland, constitute seventeen divisions of corresponding magnitude. The 
English divisions may, at some future time, receive, like those of Ireland, simpler and shorier names than 
those by which they are now designated. 

The inequality in the distribution of the population, and the irregular geographical forms of these 
Islands, render the formation of divisions of equal area and equal population impossible. Hut the area, 
the population, the topographical position of counties, their historical connections, and the leadin:; occu- 
pations, have all been ta]^en into account in the formation of the eleven Divisions of England and Wales; 
so that while many other combinations of counties may be advantageously formed, these topographical 
groups will, it is believed, be found convenient for general purix)ses. 

The population and rate of increase in the eleven Rc^tration Divisions is subjoined : — 















t 

Increase 




DIVISIONS. 






... 
••• 


Pupulation, 1871. 


per oeot. 
i lSiil-71. 

■ 


England 
Division 


ftnCI W 8168. .• •.. •■• ••• •*. 

I. London •.. ... ... ••• 


• .• 


... 


22,712,266 


13 


3,254,260 


16 


)) 


II. South Eaitem Countiw ... 








2,167,726 


17 


)) 


m. South Midland Countits... 








1,442,654 


11 


tj 


IV. Eastern Counties 






... 1 


1,218,728 


7 


•« 


v. South Western Counties... 








1,880,777 


2 


tf 


VI. West Midland CounUes ... 








2,720,669 


11 


t) 


VII. North Midfand CounUes... 








1,406,935 


9 


)) 


Vlll. North Western Counties... 








3,389,044 


15 


•< 


IX. Yorkshire 






••• ' 


2,395,569 


19 


«} 


X. Northern Counties 






... 1 


1,414,234 


23 


» 


Xf. Monmouthshire and Wales 






t 


1,421,670 


10 



Analysis of these divisions shows that those which have increased most rapidly owe that circum- 
stance to the fact of their embracing a larger amount of urban population than the rest. London is, of 
course, exclusively urban, but the figures quoted in the above table do not convey adequately the extent 
of London's increase, inasmuch as some of the suburbs where the increase has been moot ra;)id lun into 



22 THB OINQUB PORTS. 

the second, third, and fourth divisions, and are there masked hy inclusion with large populations increasing 
at far slower rates. The increase in the Northern division (embracing Durham, Northumberland, 
Cumberland, and Westmoreland) during tbe last ten years shows an advance on the already high rate 
(19 per cent.) of the previous decenniad — the growth of tbe towns on the Tees, the Wear, and the Tyne 
being most iiemarkable. The agricultural counties are literally nowhere in the race, their inhabitants 
having in most cases fallen short of the return for 1861. Two causes may be assigned for this — namely, 
the introduction of machinery, rendering fewer hands necessary, and the superior attractions offered by 
the large towns to men sharp enough to recognize the increased value of labour. 

A large section of this Digest is devoted to tabular statements based on the Registration Divisions of 
the Country ; showing tbe houses and population in every Parish or Place within the several Registration 
Sub-districts and Districts grouped topographically under the Registration Counties forming each of the 
Eleven Divisions (pp. 61-153). 

Cinque Ports and Ancient Towns.'— Among the most ancient subdivisions or jurisdictions of 
the Country are the Cinque Ports, which, by reason of the peculiar privileges they originally possessed 
and still in some measure retain, and of the interest attaching to them as the birthplace and cradle in 
olden time of the British Navy, must necessarily have a place in this conspectus. The following account 
of these Ports is extracted from Volume I. of the Census Returns for 1871, and is the result of a most 
careful collation of authorities both ancient and modem. 

The Cinque Ports have existed as an Incorporation from a very early period of English history. 
The oldest charter now on record is one granted in the 6th year of Edward I., being 99 years older than 
the first charter of the City of London : and this refers to their privileges in the time of Kdward the 
Confessor and William I., granted by charters which the charter of Edward I. states that the King had 
seen. It is stated in Jeake's ' Charters of the Cinque Ports,* a book considered to be of good authority, 
that in one of the records of the Town of Rye there is a memorandum, that ** the Five Ports were 
enfranchised in the time of King Edward the Confessor.** 

The Five Ports are Hastings, Romney, Hythe, Dover, and Sandwich. To these were added, in very 
early times, the so-called Ancient Towns of Winehekea and Rye, to which all the privileges of Cinque 
Ports were given. Each of the Ports of Hastings, Romney, Dover, and Sandwich, and also the Town 
of Rye, has one or more Members : some of the Members are Corporate Towns, others are not. 

'llie only charter in which the Ports and their Members are enumerated is that of Charles II., which 
was the last charter granted to the Cinque Ports. In it the Corporate Towns are distinguished from 
those which have no corporation, by the latter being designated as " towns or places.** Deal is mentioned 
in the charter as an unincorporated town : it was incorporated however by William III., and has 
thereafter been classed among the Corporate Members. Margate was incorporated in 1857. 

Until the time of Henry VII. the Crown appears to have had no peimanent Navy. The Cinque 
Ports had always furnished nearly the whole of the shipping required for the purposes of the State ; and 
their assistance to the King's ships continued long after that time. When ships were wanted, the King 
issued his summons to the Ports to provide their quota. In the time of Edward L they had to provide 
57 ships fully equipped, at their own cost : the period of service, however, was limited to 15 days. The 
summonses issued by the Kings generally apportioned the ships among the Ports and Members. Some 
cf the Members had to provide one ship: in some cases two Members had to provide one ship 
between them. 

In consideration for these services,^ many very valuable privileges and franchises,* specified in the 
various charters, were granted to the Ports by different Kings. 

• The Ports were iavested with the following privileges, frem or before the Conquest. — ^Firstly, they were 
exempted from aU taxes and talhgea. — Secondly, they had Sac and Sbc^ ie., privilege to take cognizance of causes, 
either criminal or civil, within their own Courts, and power to compel all persons living within the confines of 
their liberties, to plead in their Courts.--Thirdly, they had Toli, i.e., a liberty of buving and selling within their 
own jurisdiction^ and a power to receive the toU or gabel imfKMied on coramodities *then vended, and Theaniy i.e., a 
civil and coercive power or jurisdiction over the inhabitants of the Cinque Ports, or any of the limits or members 
thereof!— Fourthly, they had Bloodwith, i.e., power to punish the effusion of blood, and FtedwUh, i.e., authority to 
punish those who, having; eoDnnitted any misdemeanor or outrage^ and, seeking to secure themselves by flight, are 
again seized upon and deKvered up to justice. — Ffflhly, they had Pillory and Tumbreli, which is stated to have 
resembled the cucking-stool, and to have been intended to restrain the fury of clamorous and impetuous women ; 
(Jeakoj however, states that a tumbrell was a cart, wherein the pavty worthy of this punishment is carried about 
while dirt is thrown upon him by the people). — Sixthly, they had Infangtheof Koi Outfangthcofyh^., power to imprison 
and execute those which should commit felony in places subject to their jurisdiction. — Seventhly, they had ifund- 
briechy i.e., privilege to raise banks on any person*^ land within their jurisdiction, to secure the common interest 
from inundations of the sea. — Eighthly, they^had Waives^ i.e., wandering chattel or other goods, which, being 
waived or lost and not claimed within a year and a day, were to be possessed by those within whose jurisdiction 
they were found, and Strajs, i^, straggling cattle not claimed within a year and a day. — ^Ninthly, they had Waste, 



THE GINQUE PORTS. 



23 



The jurisdiction of the Cinque Ports extends along the coast oontinnoosly, from Seaford in Sussex, 
to Birchington near Margate, including also Faversham in the Swale. Several of the Corporate Members 
are now inland : some of these may originally have been on the coast and been left by the sea ; others 
as, for instance, Fordwich, are situate on the banks of rivers which in former times were navigable. The 
town of Tenterden has no river near it, but at the time of its annexation to Kye, the sea flowed up to 
the parish at Small Hythe, where at that time, and long after, it was navigable for the vessels of those 
days. Many of the unincorporated Members are not only inland and detached from their respective 
Ports, but are situate at great distances therefrom. Thus, the Parish of Beaksbourne, situate on the 
Little Stour, near Canterbury, is a Member of Hastings^ from wbich it m distant about forty-eight miles ; 
the Ville of Grange, or Grenche, near Rochester, is a member of the same Port, and distant from it 
about thirty miles ; and the large and increasing Town of Margate is about twenty-one miles distant from 
Dover, of which it was, until recent years, an unincorporated Member. 

In very early times all the Members were probably in some measure dependent upon, or subject to, 
their respective Ports. At present there ia no connection between any Port and such of its Members as 
have been incorporated, beyond that which exists amongst all the Ports. Each incorporated Member has 
within its Liberty the same jurisdiction and municipal functions as the Parent Port, and the latter has no 
power or right of interference. The Members, however, which have not been incorporated are under the 
municipal jurisdiction of their respective Ports ; they are within the jurisdiction of the Criminal Courts 
and of the Magistrates and Coroners of those Ports, and they are summoned on the juries and contribute to 
the rates, in the nature of County rates, imposed by the Municipal bodies of those Ports, and sanctioned 
by the Court of Quai:ter Sessions. None of the rights of citizenship^ however, can be acquired in the 
Members ; they have no share in the election of any of the officers of their respective Ports, nor is 
residence within them considered as residence within the Port for any corporate purpose. 

The connection between the Towns and Ports of New Bomn^, Fordwicb, and VVinchelsea, and their re- 
spective Liberties, is of the same description as that between Parent Ports and their non-corporate Members. 

The following is a Statement of the Number of Inhabited Houses and ?objjla.tios of the Cikqub 

PoBTS, Ancient Towns, and their Membebs. 



CINQUE PORTS. 

Haotikos and its CorporaU and Non-corporate Members 

New RoMNET and its- Corporate and Non-corporate Members 

Hythe » 

Dover and its Corporate and Non-corporate Members ... ... ... ... 

Sandwich and its Corporate and Nonrcorporate Members 

ANCIENT TOWNS. 

Rye and its Limb , , 

WiNOHEi^EA, including the Liberty 

Total of CiNQXTE Ports and Ancient Towns 



Inhablled 
Houses. 


Population. 


5,048 


32,693 


668 


3,308 


655 


3,383 


11,949 


68,442 


6,435 


33,002 


1,586 


7.534 


234 


1,115 


26,575 


149,477 



i.e., Buch common land as bj prescription and ctistem nsnaUv belonged to the Crown, and Strep or Estrepmmt, i.e., 
power to cut down trees within their jurisdiction. — ^Tenthfy, they had the grant of Flotdom^ Le., goods floating 
from some Tiiible wreck to the shore, Jetsom^ i.e., goods thrown overboard and driven ashore, and Wttsajn, i.e., 
goods driven on shore where there had not been for some time any visible wreck. — ^Their eleventh privilege was, to 
be a Quild^ i.e., a fraternity or combination of men that had all the franchises of cenrt-leet and court-baron, and 
power to lay assessments and taxes upon the inhabHants of the Cinque Ports and their members to improve the 
common interest.— Their twelfth firanchke was, to assemble at Shepvcay^ where the ''Portmote'* or "Parliament " 
of the Cinque Ports was held. This Court of Shepway punished the infringers of their privileges, and amerced all 
those who, being inhabitants of the Cinque Ports or of towns within their jurisdiction, sued out of those courts 
which were properly established to hear and determine all causes arising within their Liberties. This Court had 
authority, by Royal concession, to make byelaws and ordinances for the common ffood and profit of the Cinque 
Ports, and for the better regulation of the herring fishing at Yarmouth. All appeals from the inferior and sub- 
ordinate Courts of the Cinque Ports were transmitted to the Court of Shepway. Lastly, the Barons of the Cinque 
Ports claim by inherent custom and prescription, which is grown up and confirmed by a tacit consent 'between 
them and the King, to support ihefow States of the Canopy that covers the Km^s Head at the Ckmmation^ and after- 
wards to dine at the uppermost table in the Great Hall on his right hand. There were other franchises and 
prwUegeSy sudi as the taking cognizance of the AtisUe of bread cmd beer, and some others which were not so 
important as those before mentioned, and were possessed by many Corporations besides that of the Cinque Port«. 
(Philipott's Viilare Cantianum.) 



24 THE CINQUE POKTg. 

The Lord Warden of the Ciuque Ports, who has generally held, and now holda, the oOSce of 
Governor of Dover Castle, had in ancient times very extensive powers. He formerly held a Court of 
Chancery at Dover in the old Parish Church of St. James. The civil jurisdiction which he possessed, and 
which U described in the Ap|)endix to the Report on Municipal Corporations (L835), was, so far as civil 
process was concerned, abolished by the Statute 18 & 19 Vict, c 48 (1855). That jurisdiction was not 
limited to the towns, whether corporate or non-corporate, but extended to certain parishes, &c, along the 
sea-coast. In his capacity o( Admiral of the Cinque Ports, the Lord Warden has a maritime jurisdiction, 
which is concurrent, so far as the Liberties are concerned, with the High Court of Admiralty ; and his 
Court of Admiralty is still held in the accustomed plaoe« viz., in a building which for many years formed 
part of the ancient Parish Church of St. James. 

The Court of Shepway, the Supreme Court of the Cinque Ports, is so named from the place near 
Hythe where, previous to the tinae of the Commonwealth, it was generally held.* The Lord Warden 
presides, and is assisted by the Mayors and Bailiffs, and a certain number of jurats, summoned from each 
Port and Corporate Town. The following ortences seem to have been cognizable by this Court only, 
viz. : — treason, sedition against the King or Queen, counterfeiting the Coin or Seal of the King, and con- 
cealing treasure fuun*!. Appeals from the judgments of tJie sei^rate local Courts might be made to it; 
and notice of the holding of the Court seems to have been sent to Yarmouth, in order that the inhabitants 
of that place might have the op|)ortunity of making complaints against the Baili£fs sent there by the 
Cinque Ports. 

The Court of Brotherhood, and the Court of Brotherhooil and Guestling have generally been held in 
the Hall of Brotherhood or in the Chutch of St. NichoUs at New Romney ; and their functions appear to 
have always been nearly identical, 'i he former Court is composed of the Mnyors of the Five Ports and two 
Ancient Towns, and a certain number of jurats and freemen from each of them. The latter is constituted 
of the same persons, with the addition of the Mayors and Bailiffs of all the Corporate Members, and a 
certain number of jurats and freemen from each of them. The last-mentioned Mayors, Bailiffs, jurats, 
and freemen appear to have been invited by the Court of Brotherhood to give their assistance ; and hence 
the word Guestling became part of the name of the Court. The Chairman is called the S[)eaker; the 
Court is addressed as " the House,** and is believed to have been the model on which the Imperial 
Parliament was originally established, llie office of Speaker is held for a year by the Mayors of the Five 
Ports and two Towns in rotation. At the Courts held before the Coronations of the Kings, arrangements 
are made respecting the privileges of the Barons to take part in these ceremonies.f 

♦ Jeake states, that : — " This Shepway was famous in old time for the Court where the Pleas of the Port« were 
heard and determined before their Lord Warden ; who, at his entrance into his Office of the Wardenship, did use 
here to take his Serement or Oath for the Preservation of their liberties. And here did this King Edward the 1st, 
before he came to the Crown, Anno 1265, when he was Lord Warden, exact of the Barons of the Ports their Oath of 
Fidelity to his Father, King Henry III., against the Maintainers of the Barons* Wars Nevertheless this Court, 
though anciently here held and retaining still the name of Shepway, is not restrained to be kept there, but may be 
held elsewhere within the Porta or Members at the pleasure of the Lord Warden, as well for swearing him, as for 
other occasions; for I find this Court, Anno 1597, held at Beaksborn in Kent upon the Administration of the Oath or 
Serement to Sir Henry Brooke, Lord Cobham, and sometimes since at other places." Mr. Knocker, in his * Grand 
Court of Shepway,* states that : — " Henry, Lord Sydney, Viscount Shepey, issued his precept on the 3rd of August, 
1693, to the Cinque Ports to meet and hold the Grand Court of Shepway there (t.^., Dover), using this expression, 
viz. : — * I have heard it is true that anciently the Wardens used to be sworn at Shepway ; but it seems of late that 
place having not been thought so convenient for that purpose because of its want of sufiicient accommodation, I am 
told that three of my immediate predecessors successively were sworn upon Braidenstone Hill, lying within the 
Liberties of the town and port of Dover.* Lord Sydney's immediate predecessors were George Finch, Earl of 
Winchelsea, and James, Duke of York, the latter of whom was appointed at the King's Restoration, A.D. 1660, 
anno 12 Car. IL, both Constabl* and Warden, and sworn in- at Dover in 1668. During the Conunon wealth the 
offices were put into commission ; so that it is probable the first adoption of Dover as the place for holding the 
Court took place during the interregnum ; from which time it would appear that the Court has been invariably 
held there. Here it was that Lionel, Duke of Dorset, was installed, a>.d. 1765 ; and Hasted records that Mr. Pitt 
was sworn in here upon his appointment in 1792.*' jA)rd Palmer8t4)n was installed at Dover in 1861. 

f The following extract from pages 120 and 121 of Jeake's * Charters of the Cinque Ports* relates to the 
Precedence of the Mayors, Bailftrs, and Jurats of the said Ports : — " And according to the situation of the said 
Cinque Ports and Ancient Towns were they named before, in the Charter of Queen Elizabeth by themselves, in 
their Letter of Attorney there recited, and usually so entered in the Records of their Brotherhood. But in all 
those Inst-mentioned Charters of King James, King Charles 1. and 11., Rye is placed before Winchelsea, and both 
after all the Five Ports : yet still the Speakership of the Courts of Brotherhood and Guestling, as aforesaid, 
continue, r> anciently, according to their situation. Nevertheless, neither according to their nomination in their 
1-harters, nor according to their situation, do the Mayors, Bailiffs, and Jurats of the said Ports, Towns, and 
Members corporate sit in the same Courts; but take their precedency thus, if Hasting be Speaker: Hasting, Sand- 
wich, Dover, Romney, Hithe, Rye, Winchelsea, Seaford, Pevensea, Fordwich, Folkstone, Feversharo, Lydd, Tenterden. 
But if any other of the Porta besides Hasting or any of the Ancient Towns be Speaker, then next the Speaker, on 
the right hand, sits the Mayor of Haiiting, and on the left hand the Mayor of Sandwich (if he be not Speaker), and 
af^er them the rest in their order. And because sometimes Dover and Romney have contended for the upper hand ; 
as also Rye with Winchelsea; for quieting all controversies thereupon, it was at last settled by order of the 



COMPLEXITY OP SUBDIVISIONS. 25 

There was in fonner times a CJourt called the Court of Lodemanage, which Reems to have been a 
branch of the Admiralty jurisdiction. The objects of this Court were the licensing and regulation of 
pilots. 

The Act 51 Geo. III. c. 36 has made some alterations as to the administration of justice in the unin- 
corporated Members. This Act, after reciting that man^ incoiiveniences had arisen from the non-residence 
of Justices in or near several of the Members, empowers the King to appoint Justices of the Peace within 
the Liberties of the Cinque Ports. The jurisdiction of these Justices, however, is not to extend to the 
granting of publicans' licences or to the exercise of any authority within the Five Ports or any of the incor- 
porated Towns. Juris'^iction is given to the Justices and Coroners of Essex within Brightlingsea, and to 
the Justices and Coroners of Kent within Beaksbourne and Grange, from which the granting of licenses is 
not excepted. Ilie Lord Warden appoints the Justices in the Commission of the Peace for the Liberties 
of the Cinque Ports in the same manner as the Custos Itotulorum of a County. Jurats having been re- 
placed by Aldermen and Councillors in the local government of the Ports and Boroughs affected by the 
Municipal Corporations Reform Act, such Aldermen and Councillors accordingly claim to sit in the 
Fcveral Courts of the Cinque Ports. 

In former times many of the Kecords of the Cinque Ports were deposited in a room assigned for the 
purpose in Dover Castle ; but most of these Records are now missing. Those which remain, including 
a Register of the Officers of the Cinque Ports, and the proceedings of the Courts of Chancery, Admiralty, 
and Lodemanage, are in the custody of the Registrar. The most important records, ipcluding the 
Charter of Charles II., and the Books containing the Minutes of the Courts of Brotherhood and Guestling, 
are kept at New Romney. 

Complezity of Ibtisting^ SubdivialoiiB. — Besides the subdivisions, ancient and modern, which 
have been described, others exist for a great variety of purposes ; these are often of a complex character, and 
evidently made quite independently of each other, as the boundary lines cross in every direction. The 
late Mr. Rickman noticed that, ** there are in England and Wales about 650 parishes which are known 
to extend into two counties, or into more than one Hundred, or other division ;" and he pointed out ** the 
scattered confusion of the component parts ** of the ancient hundreds ; as well as the irregularities in 
their size : " so irregular," he says, ** is this distribution of territory, that while some of the southern 
hundreds do not exceed two square miles in area, nor one thousand persons in population, the hundreds 
of Lancashire average three hundred square miles In area, and the population contained in one of them 
(Salford hundred) is 430,000.'* 

The cause of these irregularities is evident. The division of England and Wales into hundreds, on 
the original plan, of which Kent and the counties in Wessex offer examples, was never carried out ; and 
in the course of the thousand years that have since elapsed, the face of the country has undergone great 
changes : the distribution of the population — which from less than /our millions has increased to twenty" 
two millions — is no longer the same. A Hundred no longer contains a hundred families. Bridges have 
brought into intimate union populations which rivers divided ; villages have grown into vast cities; the 
mining and manufacturing industry of the last hundred years has covered the \voodlands, wastes, and 
desolate lands of the midland and northern counties with people. The Hundred courts, the Manor 
courts, the Shiro motes, the Burgh motes, have been suixirseded by the Petty Sessions, the County 
courts, the Town Couucils, the Boards of Guanliaiis, which discharge duties — such as the election of 
members of Parliament, and the relief of the poor — never contemplated when the counties, boroughs, 
and hundreds were formed ; while the system of frank-j^dge in tythings has disappeared. The old 
division of the country into parishes, townships, and counties, is open to many of the objections which 
lie against hundreds. Parishes are, in many instances, almost inextricably intermingled ; and they vary 
in population from single families to tens of thousands of families; in extent, from a few hundreds of 
acres to many thousands of acres. The counties are also irregularly and unequally constituted ; some are 
disproportionately small, while others are disproportionately large. For all the useful purjKDses of com- 
parison, and statistical inquiry, the old divisions in many pirts of the kingdom are entirely unsuited, 
and the legislature, though without any settled plan, has entirely disregarded them as occasion has 
arisen. 

The following is a classified list, in Six Orders, of the various subdivisions of the country dis- 



Brotherhood, July 25, 1615, in the thirteenth year of King James." H. Stringer, Esq., of New Romney, Solicitor 
to the Cinqne Ports, states that, according to the Minutes of the Courts, the above order of precedence is still 
observed ; Deal and Margate following after Tenterden. 



28 ISLANDS IN THE BBITISH SEAS. 

tingniBbed ia the Census Returns for 1871, each of the subdivisions in Orders I. to Y. ooveriog the whole 
area of England and Wales, while those in Order YI. comprehend only a part of the country. 

0««^- Subdivtaton.. itS^^ 

*■» iLn^lAIld ••• »,, «,» (,a (,a (,. ••• »«• X 

TV SIcS ••» t*» ••» •»• ••• ••• ••• ••• X 

11. Registration Divisions 11 

Counties Proper 52 

Parliamentary Counties and Divisions of Counties 95 

III. Hundreds, Wapentakes, Wards, Liberties, Sokes, and Boroughs 1,042 

Petty Sessional Divisions and Boroughs... 893 

Lieutenancy Subdivisions ... ... ... 621 

Poor Law Unions... , 647 

Registration Districts 626 

IV. Registration Sub-districts ... 2,195 

V. Parishes, Townships, or Places with separate returns ofpopu-^ 15 Aig 

lauon ... ..« ... ... ... ... .**/ 

Enumeration Districts ... ... ... 32,543 

YI. Parliamentary Boroughs... ... ... 198 

Municipal Boroughs ... ... ... 224 

Local Board Districts ... .^ 721 

Towns with Improvement Commissioners ... 88 

Other Large Towns ^ 96 

Highway Districts , 443 

Ecclesiastical Districts • ... 3,000 

The Registrar-General and his colleagues remark upon the state of things thus exhibited that ** with 
one simple connected series of subdivisions of the country the labour of the Census would be very much 
simplified ;" they add that ** the multiplicity, entanglement, and want of harmony " in the subdivisions 
have more than doubled the work, and cousequently the time required for compiling the returns ; and 
they conceive that *' the difficulties of local administration are probably increased in a still greater degree 
from the same causes.** 

ISIiANDB IN THE BBITISH SEAS.* 

These Islands consist of two groups — the Isle of Man in the Irish Sea, and the Channel Islands. 
The population was enumerated under the superintendence of the respective Lieutenant-Governors, 
according to iostmctions issued by the Registrar-General. 

The inhabitants of the Isle of Man numbered 54,042 in 1871, as compared with 52,469 in 1861 ; 
the towns of Peel, Ramsay, and Douglas show an increase, the latter in consequence of its growing 
popularity as a watering-place. In the rural districts there is mostly a decrease, the extension of 
mining works and fisheries attracting the people from agricultural employment. 

Jersey contained 56,627 persons in 1871, or more by 1,014 than were in the island in 1861, but less 
by 393 than there were in 1851. According to the Government Secretary, the increase in 1871 is 
attributable almost exclusively to the numbers of French families which sought refuge there during the 
Franco-Prussian War, the greater number of whom resided in the parishes of St. Helier, St. Saviour, 
St. Brelade, and St. Laurence. The decrease in the other seven parishes is attributed, in the first place, 
to emigration, and to the fact that most of the necessaries of life are dearer in Jersey than in England. 
It is considered also that this decrease may partly be traced to the intermarrying of members of the 
same family, which is especially noticeable in some of the rural parishes. The first railway in Jersey 
was opened on the 25th October, 1870. It connects the towns of St. Helier and St. Aubin, the latter 
being the chief town of the parish of St. Brelade, which may account for some of the increase of the 
population in that parish ; St. Aubin and its environs having become a favourite place of residence. 

In Guernsey and the adjacent islands of Aldemey, Herm, Sark, Jethou, and Brechou there were 
83,969 persons in 1871, or less by 1,396 than in 1861 — a diminution which is explained by the discon- 
tinuance of the Government works at Aldemey. 

There is a great excess of women in the Channel Islands, they being to the male sex in the proportion 
of 100 to 80. 

* The population of the several parishes in these Islands is given at the end of this volume. 



THE CITY OF LONDON. 



27 



THE GBOWTH OF LONDON. 

The YBst size and importance of the Metropolis sufiBciently justify an exposition of its population 
statistics in an exceptionally detailed manner as compared with any other snhdivision of the kingdom. 

In their Preliminary Keport^ the Census authorities of 1871' remark : *' Looked at in any light the 
magnitnde and growth of London are marvellous. ... It grows as the power of EngUnd grows ; it is 
the emporium of capital, and its people are in communication hy hirth and hlood, by trade and intelligence, 
with all the affiliated cities in these Islands. The railways have not only put the population of the king- 
dom in free communication with the Metropolis, but have enabled large numbers of men of all ranks to 
settle around its borders. The central parts are converted into markets, exchanges, warehouses, stations, 
offices which are thronged during the day, but are deserted during the night by their occupants. A double 
force of displacement is at work ; men are driven from London and Westminster by the high rents of the 
central houses, and are attracted outside by the charms of the surrounding country, with which the 
railways put them in easy communication." 

It is designed in this chapter to trace ihe numerical development of the Metropolis through its 
successive stages, as fiu: as the Census Returns afford the means of so* doing. 



London City. — London, .like other territorial subdivisions, has different significations, which often 
need to be remembered to avoid confusion ; but by right of its ancient renown, of its compact municipal 
organization, and of the fact that it formed, in remote ages, the nucleus around which firom a few 
thousands have gradually congr^ated the masses of houses and people counted to-day by millions, the 
City of London claims the priority of consideration. 

What appears to be a fairly authentic record of the population of the City in the seventeenth 
century, is given in the " Natural and Political Observations on the Bills of Mortality, by Capt. John 
Graunt, F.R.S." (5th edit 1676). The Privy Council being apprehensive of an approaching scarcity, 
wrote to Sir Robert Ducie, Lord Mayor, on ^ 30th of June, 1631, requiring him to state, in addition to 
certain other particulars, '* the number of mouths esteemed to be in the City of London, and the Liberty ;" 
in consequence of which an enumeration " of the men, women, and children " in the City was made. 
The result showed that within the Walls there were 71,029, without the Walls 40,579, and in the old 
borough of Southwark 18,660 — making altogether 130,268 persons in the City and Liberty (of South- 
wark), or 111,608 persons in the City exduaive of the Liberty. 

Starting, then, with 111,606 as the population of the City of London in 1631, the following are the 
corresponding figures for each of the Censuses 1801 to 1871 : — 

iOv/X *•. ... ... •.« 

^O'LX ... ... ... ..I 

XO^L .•* ... •«« .«« 

'iOOl ... ... ••• ..< 

The remarkable decrease thus observable since 1851 is accounted for by the fact that year by year 
the City is becoming more of a business resort and less of a place of habitation as understood for Census 
purposes. The design of the Census is so to register the people numerically as to avoid duplicate or 
incomplete returns, and the effectual way of doing this has been deemed to be that of enumerating the 
population at their homes or in the houses and places in which they sleep on a given night Of course 
this plan is open to the objection that it may in some instances give a totally mistaken idea of the 
relative importance of communities and places, but no other method at all applicable an a national scale 
has been suggested against which equal if not more serious objections may not be taken. The national 
Census professes to give the number of inhabitants of the country as a whole and of its various sub- 
divisions at a given point of time, and it assumes that a man *' inhabits " or ** lives " at home in his abode 
where his personal effects and his family are located, and where he sleeps, dwells and resides, in contra- 
distinction to his place of business — ^which for the merchant is his counting-house, for the clerk is his 
office, for the artizan his workshop, for the agricultural labourer his master's farm. It is his civil as 
distinguished from his indmtrial domicile ; and the English Census hitherto has been based solely on 
the civil domicile. 



... 


128,269 


1841 


•.. 


• *• 


... 


.. • 


... 


123,563 


. • . 


119,655 


1851 


• a. 


• •• 


... 


... 


... 


127,869 


* « . 


124,137 


1861 


.*• 


... 


... 


... 


.« . 


112,063 


.*• 


122,491 


1871 


»•• 


... 


».• 


• •• 


• .. 


74,897 



28 THE METBOPOLIS AS IT WAS. 

The importance, however, of an inquiry into the industrial domicile of the population is clearly shown 
by the case of the City of London, where, notwithstanding an admittedly enormous growth in wealth, 
commerce, and trftde, the limits of which no one can even pretend to gauge, the population, according to 
the Census Betnrns, is decreasing to such an extent that it has absolutely 36,711 inhabitauts less than it 
had in 1631. And the Corporation was wisely advised in 1866 to undertake a special inquiry into the subject, 
with the view of ascertaining the number of persons actually engaged, oocupied, or employed daily in the 
City, as well as the number of j)erson8 (e^iclusive of the foregoing) who, as clients, customers, and other 
frequenters, resorted thither daily. This inquiry showed that, in addition to the ordinary sleeping {i.e.. 
Census) population, there were 170,133 mercantile, commercial, and professional men engaged in the Cky 
daily, so that the actual day population of the City was thereby raised to 282,009. It was also found that 
the total number of persons resorting to the City daily (during twenty-four hourn) was 728,986. The 
number of both these classes has probably much increased since 1866. 

With reference to the Census Returns of 1871 for the City, Mr. Scott, the City Chamberlain, 
remarks that an important cause of the decrease of population is to be found in the fact that at the 
time of taking the Census of 1871 extensive tracts of ground were vacant, in consequence of the de- 
molition of houses for the formation of the new street from Blackfriars Bridjje to the Mansion House, 
the completion of the Holbom Valley improvements, the construction of the Metropolitan Meat Market, 
the widening of Ludgate Hill, Tower Street, &c. Mr. Scott also states that in April, 1871, (Hily 
431 of the houses or premises in the City were exempted from local rates in consequence of being 
unoccupied. 

The inadequacy of the Census Returns fur the City of London as a guide to its real imj-ortance as a 
community applies with almost, if not equal, force to Westminster and other parts of the Metropolis, as 
well as to many of the largest cities and towns in the Kingdom. 

The MetroiK>li«. — ^I'assiug now from the City of London to that more comprehensive area which the 
term " Metropolis'' conveys, it may be premised that therein are included a variety of limits and jurisdic- 
tions, as defined from time to time in Acts of Parliament and by different authorities for certain specified 
purposes. 

One of the earliest examples of such defined limits was that of the district included within the 
Weekly Bills of Mortafity, or weekly reports prepared and issued by the Company of Parish Clerks re- 
lative to christenings and burials, established about the year 1592-3 in consequence of the frequent 
recurrence of the plague in London. After having fallen into desuetude, they were resumed in 1603 
(December 29th), and from that date were continued in a regular series until 1823, in which year St. 
George, Hanover Square, ceased making returns. Subsequently other Parishes followed that example at 
irregular intervals, and eventually the Old Bills were discontinued. In 1603 the Bills contained an 
account of the burials and christenings in the Parishes and Places within and without the City walls, 
oomprisuig an area of 1729 acres; successive additions were made until the year 1726, when the area em- 
braced amounted to 21,587 acres ; after 1726 no addition was made to the area within what is now 
designated the Old Bills of Mortality. 

In 1801 Mr. Rickman for Census purposes deemed the limits of the Old Bills of Mortality inadequate 
to represent the Metropolis, and he therefore added the parishes of Chelsea, Kensington, Paddington^ 
Marylebone, and Pancras, thereby raising, the Metropolitan area to 30,002 acres, as represented at the 
Censuses of 1801 to 1831 inclusive. 

After the passing of the Registration Act, the Registrar-General commenced in 1840 the publication 
of a new series of Metropolitan Weekly Tables of Mortality, adopting as the Metropolitan limits Mr. 
Hickman's area, with the addition of the parishes of Camber well, Bow, Stoke Newington, Hammersmith, 
Fulham, Deptford, Greenwich, and Woolwich ; this enlarged area covering 44,816 acres. In 1844 and 
1846 the parishes in the Wandsworth and Clapham, and Lewisham unions, and the parish of Hampstead, 
were added, raising the total area to 75,362 acres. 

Since 1846 the limits of the Metropolitan New Tables of Mortality have remained unaltered, and 
extensive as they are, they still exclude several suburban localities, which are inhabited chiefly by persons 
engaged in business or employments in London. For example, the circumstance that eiUire Superin- 
tendent Registrars' Districts or Unions have, for the sake of convenience, been included in the Registrar- 
GeneraUs limits, may account for the exclusion of the parish of West Ham, which contains the populous 
suburb of Stratford : that parish is part of a Superintendent Registrar's District extending too far into 
Essex to be properly included as a whole within the boundary of " London." It is, however, a defect in 
the present boundary that it extends much further eastward on the south side of the River Thames, 
below Woolwich, than on the north side, where it terminates at Black wall. 



THE METUOPOMS AS IT IS. 



29 



The following table shows the population at dififerent Census perio<l8 within the several Metropolitan 
limits already referred to :— 



Area in 
Acres.* 



FOrULATIOK. 



1801. 



1821. 



1841. 



1861. 



1871. 



:i 



"I 



Old Bills op Mortality. 

London within the Old Bills of Mor- 
tality in the year 1603 . 

London within the Bills, 1606 . 

London within the Bills, 1626 . 

London within the Bills, 1636 . 

London within the Old Bills 
Mortality, 1726. . . . 

New Tables of Mortality. 

London within the limits adopted hy > 

Mr. Rickman ) 

London within the limits adopted hy ) 

the Registrar-General, 1837-43 . J 
London within the limits adopted hy > 

the Registrar-General, 1844-46 . J 
London within the New Tables of > 

Mortality, 1871 .... J 



1,729 

5.579 

6,406 

21,528 

21,587 



261,233 

539,304 
566,038 
742,625 

746,233 



30 



44 



56 



75 



.002 I 

,816 ] 

,304 ' 

I 

,362 



864,035 
928,816 
946,464 
958,863 



297,896 

651 , 288 

691,423 

1,008,304 

1,011,948 



319,469 

758,976 

816,652 

1,348,876 

1,353,345 



1,227,590 1,713,458 
1,328,684 1,872,365 



327,497 

865,469 

934,533 

1,793,925 

1,797.433 



1,356,174 
1,378,947 



1,912,220 
1,948,417 



2,367,232 
2,648,723 
2,719,126 
2,803,989 



276,418 

823,811 

890.817 

1,943,964 

1.947,509 



2,616,429 
3,007,539 
3,132,599 
3,254,260 



The last line in the table represents the " Metropolis " as now constituted for all Registration, 
Census, and Poor Law matters : but the term has also another most important meaning, which although 
agreeing very closely as regards identity of area with the Registration limits, does slightly differ from it. 
By the Metropolis Local Management Act (18 & 19 Yict cap. 120) the Metropolitan Board of 
Works was constituted, and the District over which its jurisdiction extends is identical with the District 
of the Registrar-General— except that the hamlet of Penge, in the Croydon Union, is within the District 
of the Metropolitan Board of Works, but is not included in the Registrar-General's limits; and 
Mottingham hamlet, being part of the Lewisham District, is included in the Registrar-General's limits, 
but excluded from the District of the Metropolitan Board. 

The district of the Metropolitan Police is much more extensive than that of the Metropolitan Board 
of Works ; it extends over the whole of Middlesex (exclusive of the City of London) and the surrounding 
parishes in the counties of Surrey, Kent, Essex, and Hertford, of which any part is within twelve 
mHes from Charing Cross, and those also of which any part is not more than fifteen miles in a straight 
line from the same point The police circle round Charing Cross contains all that can be reckoned as 
properly within the limits of London, and is too extensive for ti natural boundary. For many of the 
parishes within the police district are entirely mral, and are quite sequestered from the great city, 
while at several points are large towns, of which Croydon is an example, chiefly bound to London by 
the daily intercourse of their populations. 

The population within the City has decreased ; the population within the Registration limits has 
gone on increasing at a decreasing rate ; but the population within the Metropolitan Police limits has 
increased steadily, and at a slightly increasing rate ; while the population of the ring outside the dis- 
trict of the Metropolitan Board of Works but within the Police limits has increased 4*20 per cent, per 
annum, or more than 50 per cent, in ten years. 

Annual Ratb of Incbeabb per cent., of Population, 1851-7L 



Ybab. 


Metropolitan 

and Gitj Police 

DlTision. 


Beslstratioii 
DlTision. 


Outer ring 

not Indnded In 

Registration 

Division. 


1851-61 
1861-71 


1«86 
1-89 


1-73 
1-50 


2*77 
4-20 



Besides the City of London and the three distinct Metropolitan limits already noticed there are others 

♦ ExclnsiTc of the water area of the River Thames. 



30 



LONDON WITHIN YABIOUS BOUNDABIES. 



vhicli have been adopted for certain purposes ; and to convey some idea of their number and general want 
of harmony the following table is extracted from the Census Returns of 1871. 

London wrrHis Various Boundaries. 



Area 

in Statute 

Acres.* 



iHHABtTKD HOUSBL 



PBRaom. 



1861. 



1871. 



1861. 



1871. 



City of London within the Municipal and Par- 7 

Uamentary Limits . . . ,) 

Metbofolitan Parliamentary Bobouous > 

(exclusive of the City of LoDdon) . . ) 

Metropolitan Parliamentary Bobouohb > 

(including the City of London) . . \ 

London within the Registrar-General's Tables > 

of Mortality. . . . . ,\ 

London within the Limits of the Metropolis) 

Local Management Act . . . . \ 

London School Board District. 
London Postal District .... 
Central Criminal Court District . 
Metropolitan Police Diotrict (not including 7 

the City of London) . . . . { 

London within the Metropolitan and City Police ) 

Districts . . . . . . ^ 



668 
45,173 
45.841 

75,362 

75^490 

75.490 
157,101 
268,419 

440,919 
441,587 



13.298 
321,020 

334,318 ' 

I 
359.421 ; 

360.065 

360,065 
387.780 
407,791 

421^232 
434,530 



9.305 j 

372,821 ' 
I 
382.126 

417.767 

419.642 

419.642 
465,769 
487.587 

519,489 
528,794 



112,063 
2,528.190 
2,640,253 
2.803.989 

2.808.862 

2.808,862 
2,967,956 
3,075,780 

3.110,657 
3,222,720 



74,897 
2,947,169 
3,022,066 
3,254,260 

3,266,987 

3,266,987 
3,536.129 
3,657,078 

3,810,744 
3.885,641 



The Metropolitan Postal District is constituted of the following eight divisions with populations as 
stated : Eastern- central district lying close around the General Post-Offioe in St Martin Vle-Grand^ 235,290 ; 
Eastern district, extending to Waltbamstow, Leytonstone, and North Woolwich, 765,636 ; Northern dis- 
trict, reaching north from Pentonville nearly to Enfield and Bamet, 407,652 ; North-Westem district, 
taking in Hendon and Willesden, 320,523 ; South-eastern district, reaching from Yauxhall Bridge to 
Erith, and including Norwood, Penge, and Lewisham, 745,655 ; South-western district, extending westward 
along the Fulham Road from Charing Cross to Fulham, and southward as far as Merton and Wimbledon, 
459,555 ; Western district, stretching out to Acton, Ealing, and Hanwell, 428,620 ; Western-central 
district, 173,298. The area of the entire Postal District is twice as large as that of the Metropolitan 
Board of Works, but is not nearly so extensive as the Metropolitan Police limits. 

The Diocese of London, on an area of 190,160 acres, had a population of 2,656,181 in 1871, as 
compared with 2,305,822 on the same area in 1861. 

Upon the general question of the growth of the population of London the following extracts from 
an article on the subject contributed by the present writer to the PaU Mali QazeUe^ in 1867, are reprinted 
by kind permission of the Editor of that joumaL 

" A notion, by no means limited in its diffusion, is apparently entertained that because the population 
of London has doubled itself in the last forty years, it will go on increasing at the same rapid rate, so 
that by the end of the present oentuiy we may anticipate that an aggregate of more than ^^% and a half 
millions of souls will be congregated in the capital dty of the kingdom. We may mention, as an instance 
of these calculations, that in one of the recently published sdbemes for supplying London with water, a 
quotation from an unknown work is relied upon to show that in 1951 London will actually contain 
nearly 14,0(X),000 persons. Mr. Bateman also, in his water scheme, reckons upon a population of 
4,500,000 persons in another twenty years ; and in short, it is assumed that we are increasing rapidly 
with no probability of a check. It may be worth while, then, just to see how far this assumption is 
warranted, and whether or not any circumstance of importance has been omitted in the general con- 
sideration of the question. 

** In 1661, CJaptain John Graunt, F.R.S., estimated the population of London at 460,000, or about one- 
fifteenth part of the aggregate population of England and Wales ; he therefore reckoned the country, 
exclusive of London, to contain about 6,500,000 persons, increasing so slowly as only to double their 
number in 280 years, while the metropolitan population would by the ordinary proportion of births to 
deaths be doubled in 64 years, but, allowing for migration, would grow foom 2 to 5 in 56 years. 

" In 1683 Sir William Petty estimated the population of London at 670,000, and the doubling period 
at forty years. This veteran arithmetician came to the remarkable conclasion that in time the metropolis 
would absorb almost the entire English population, as by the year 1840 the citizens would count for 

♦ Exclasire of the water area of the River Thames. 



THE METROPOLIS IN THE FUTURE. 81 

10,718,880 out of an aggregate for the entire country of 10,917,389, leaving only about 200,000 as the 
rural ix)pulation of England. Instead, however, of accepting this startling result as a proof that his 
estimate was at fault, he proceeded gravely to deduce the following curious inferences : — * Wherefore it 
IS certain and necessary that the growth of the city must stop before the said year 1840, and will be at 
its utmost height in the next preceding period, 1800, when the number of the city will be eight times its 
present number, viz. 5,359,000 and when (besides the said number) there will be 4,466,000 to perform 
the said necessary rural works '—of tillage and other agricultural labour. 

'* The Census abstracts for the year 1801 show that the population for that year, within the area of 
the Bills of Mortality of 1726 — a larger area than Petty's estimate embraced — ^was 746,233, and in the 
year 1841 the dumber had increased to 1,353,345 ; so that in every respect Petty 's conclusions turned 
out to be erroneous. The truth is, that the rate of increase of the population of London has followed the 
frequent enlargement of its borders; thus, if we take the interval between 1801 and 1851 — ^half a century 
— we find that, confining ourselves to the area within the Mortality Bills of 1626, the increase was 
60 per cent. ; if we take the larger area included within the Bills of 1726, the increase was 113 
per cent. ; and on the area of the present registration division the increase was 146 per cent. As the area 
has been increased the rate of increase has expanded, from the natural reason that when a certain 
maximum density of population has been reached there must be an overflow into the adjacent districts, 
which remain, perhaps, outside the metropolitan limits for a while, but eventually become merged in the 
mass. 

" The point now to be considered is whether, looking at the present area of London, there is any 
ground for supposing that the population within its bounds will continue to increase at a rate equal to 
that hitherto observed on the same area — that is to say, whether in forty or fifty years* time we may 
safely reckon upon an agglomeration of six millions of people in the metropolis. 

*' Population is either stationary or absolutely decreasing in the City proper, the heart of the mass ; in 
the outside ring the rate of increase ranged between 1851-61 from 16 to 23 per 1,000 per annum. There 
is ample room upon the 75,362* acres of metropolitan area to accommodate six millions of people if they 
were properly distributed, so that there will probably be no occasion for altering the present r^^tration 
boundary in the next fifty years. We have now on an average 40 persons to an acre, but the general 
distribution is so imequal that while in some localities there is only 1 person to an acre, in others there 
are 300. 

'* Whatever may be the cause, the fact is beyond question that the population of London has iucreased 
during the last twenty years at a rate which has gradually declined. Between 1841-51 the ratio of 
increase was 19*7 per 1000 annually, and between 1851-61 it was 17*3 per 1,000 per annum. If 
these two average ratios be interpolated in a regular series according to a progressive law of increase of 
population, it will be found that the iucrement between 1841-2 was at the rate of 20*8 per 1,000, between 
1851-2 of 18-3 per 1,000, between 1856-7 of 17*1 per 1,000, between 1861-2 of 15*9 per 1,000, and be- 
tween 1866-7 of 14*6 per 1,000. At this rate the population of London would amount to something less 
than 4,300,000 persons by the end of the present century ; whereas, according to the rate of increase 
between 1851 and 1861, the population would double itself iu forty years, and would amount to more 
than five and a half millions in 1901, upwards of a million in excess of the number given by the rate of 
increase over the longer interval from 1841-61. 

** Population cannot increase indefinitely in London or elsewhere ; and the rate of increase depends on 
a variety of circumstances, none of which can be foreseen. Changes in the social and political condition 
of the pdbple ; indisposition to marriage, or a growing tendency to late marriages ; augmentation or dimi- 
nution of the duration of life ; cessation or increase of migration ; abundance or scarcity of the means of 
subsistence — all or any one of these causes might come into operation, and the effect on the increase of 
the population would soon be apparent. Mr. Hepworth Dixon tells us how the influx of emigrants 
into New England helps to neutralize the effect of the rapidly increasing * preventive check ' 
on births. In London the moralists are bewailing the indisposition of our young men to enter 
into matrimony, and if their complaint be well founded we shall assuredly have an eventual 
decline in our population, unless there be a countervailing access of country people or foreigners. 
Another important matter to bear in mind is, that the increased facilities which are afforded 
by the railways for conveying persons to country residences, or to towns within a short distance of 
London, have materially affected the metropolitan rate of increase already, and the effects will be more 
and more apparent in future years. Then, again, the increasing prosperity of some of the principal 
cities of the kingdom will render them formidable rivals in attracting the aspiring youth of the country. 
11ie growth of some of these cities is much more rapid than that of the metropolis ; and there is this to 
be said that, whereas we have had a long spell of expansion, they have only just begun their career. 

♦ Exclusive of the water area of the Thames within the Metropolitan limits. 



32 



COST OP THE CENSUS. 



"On ihe whole, then, we think that the balance of probabilities indicates that the population of 
London has seen its maximum rate of increase, and that we may reasonably expect the predictions of 
those sanguine writers who promise us a population of nearly 6,000,000 by the commencement of the 
twentieth century to turn out very considerably above the mark." 

The foregoing observations are in the main borne out by the results of the recent Census, which shows 
that the rate of increase between 1861 and 1871 within the Registration limits of the Metropolis was less 
by '23 per cent, than the rate between 1851 and 1861. This would imply an extension of the doubling 
period from 40 to 46 years, and a reduction of the estimated population in 1901 from 6,500,000 to 
5,100,000. 

THE COST OF THE CEN8TXS. 

The expenses of the Census are defrayed wholly out of the Imperial exchequer, and it will probably be of 
interest to state here the extent of the demand which so complicated and extensive an undertaking makes 
upon the national purse. 

From a Parliamentary Return of the Sess'on of If 63, it appears that the total amount expended on 
the Census of England and Wales in 1861 was £95,719 IBs, Id^ exclusive of po8fa;^e and printmg, which 
are not brought into account. In 1851 the amount spent was £93,132 Is. 2d., and in 1841 it was 
£86,727 18s. Sd, Relatively to the population enumerated the cost in 1841 was at the rate of £6 9«., in 
1851 of £5 4s., and in 1861 of £4 15s. 6d. per 1000. Of the total cost in 1841, the local officers (enume- 
rators, registrars, superintendent registrars, &c.) employed absorbed £58,327 12«. 5d. ; in 1851 the local 
expenses amounted to £60,070 Os. lOd^ and in 1861 to £66,914 6s. 4d, The Return from which these 
figures are taken states that in 1841 the payments to the local officers were made from the poor rates, the 
amount paid having been ascertained from the Clerks to the several Boards of Guardians. 

The ultimate cost of the Census of 1871 can of course only be conjectured at the present time, as 
some few months have yet to elapse before the whole work will be completed and the accounts closed. 
That it will be considerably more than in 1861 must be obvious from the fact that the local officers have 
been paid for their services £78,299, which is an increase on the corresponding payment in 1861 of about 
2s. Sd. per 1000 of the population. Supposing, however, that the entire sum of £120,000 originally 
estimated on the basis of the expenditure in 1861, and submitted to Parliament as the provision necessary 
to be made for the Census of 1871, should be spent, it is hard to understand that any one who compares 
the published Returns of 1871 with those of 1861 and notes the new features now introduced — some to 
meet the requirements of the Act (the various sanitary jurisdictions for example), and others voluntarily 
to extend the usefulness of the Returns — can doubt that there is fair value returned for the Jive farthinga 
per head which will cover the whole cost of the Census of 1871. 



SUMMAKY TABLES. 



D 



84 



SUHMABY tables: UNITED KINGDOM AND ENGLAND AND WALES. 



UNITED KINGDOM. 

Table I. — Area, Inhabited Houses, and Population of the United Kingdom on 3rd April, 1871, 

exclusive of the Army, Navy, and Merchant Seamen Abroad. 





Ana In Suitate 
Acres. 


Inbftblted 
HoQBe*. 








IncTMae or De- 
ereneof Popola- 




Penoni. 


Mftlec 


Fen^lea. 


uoo per oeou 


TTnited Kingdom . . 


77.828,829 


5,656,513 


31.628,338*, 15,368,125* 16,260,213 


8-80 


England 

Walea .. .; .. 


32,597,398 
4,721,823 


4,009,783 
249,334 


21,495,131 
1,217,135 


10,454,334 
604,000 


11,040,797 
612,535 


13-40 
9-48 


England and Wales 

Scotland t 

Irelaudf 

Irile of Man . . 
Gbunnel Islands — 

Jersey 

Guernsey and adA 
jaceut Islands ../ 


37,319,221 

19,496,132 

20,819,829 

145,325 

28,717 
19,605 


4,259,117 

412,185 

961,229 

9,413 

8,738 
6,831 


22,712,266 

3,360,018 

5,411,416 

54,042 

56,627 
33,969 


11,058,934 

' 1,603,143 

! 2,G39,826 

25,914 

i 24,875 
' 15,433 


11,653,332 

1,756,875 

2,771,590 

28,128 

31,752 
18,536 


13 19 

9-72 

6*68 deer. 
300 

1*82 
3*95 deer. 



* This Is exclusive of the narobere of men in the Army, Nsvy. and Merohsnt Service abroad ; tbej mar be estimated at aboat 229,000. 
t The figures for Scotland are taken from the Scotch Census Report ; those for Ireland have been kindly supplied by the Odsiib 
Commissioners, though the reviidon has not been entirely completed. 



ENGLAND AND WALES. 

Table II. — Hooses and Populatiok of England and Wales at each of the Censusbb, 1801-71.* 





Houses. 


Population. 


Date of the Enumeration. 
















Inhabited. 


Uninhabited. 


Building. 


Persons. 


Males. 


Females. 


1801, March 10th .. 


1,575,923 


57,476 


Not returned. 


8,892,536 


4,254,735 


4,637,801 


1811, May 27th .. 


1,797,504 


51,020 


16,207 


10,164,256 


4,873,605 


5,290,651 


1821, May 28th .. 


2,088,156 


69,707 


19,274 


12,000,236 


5,850,319 


6,149,917 


1831, May 29th .. 


2,481,544 


119,915 


24,759 


13,896,797 


6,771,196 


7,125,601 


1841, Juno 7th .. 


2,943,945 


173,247 


27,444 


15,914,148 


7,777,586 


8,136,562 


1H51, March 3l8t .. 


3,278,039 


153,494 


26,571 


17,927,609 


8,781,225 


9,146,384 


1861, April 8th .. 


3,739,505 


184,694 


27,305 


20,066,224 


9,776,259 


10,289,965 


1871, April 3rd .. 


4,259,117 


261,345 


37,803 


22,712,266 


11,058,934 


11,653,332 



* The Army, Koyal Navy, and Seamen belonging to registered vessels are not included in the numbers for the years prior to 1841 ; 
the Military ai borne were for the fln»t time Included with the genentl population In 1841; and persons on board veswlsof the Royal 
Navy and Merchant Shipping In the harbours, creeks, and rivers of England and Wales were included, as well as the Military, in 1861, 
1861, and 187L 

Tadle III. — Increase of the Inhabited Houses and Population of England and Wales in the 

Intebvals between the Censuses 1801-71. 



Interval between the Enumerations. 


Increase of Inhabited incr«uie of Ponubitlon ' I>««ennial Rate of Increaw per 
Houses. ; ^ncr«a« Ol *'0P«»«"<>°- cent, of PopulaUon. 


1801— 1811 ^10-212 years .. .. 
1811—1821 = 10004 „ .. .. 
1821 1831 = 10001 „ .. .. 

1881—1841 = 10026 „ 

1841—1851= 9-812 „ .. .. 
1851—1861 = 10-023 „ .. .. 
1861—1871= 9-985 „ .. .. 


221,581 
290,652 
393,388 
462,401 
334,094 
461,466 
519,612 


1,271,720 
1,835,980 
1,896,561 
2,017,351 
2,013,461 
2,138,615 
2,646,042 


14-30 

18-06 

15-80 

14 •52* 

12- 65* 

11-93 

1319 


Increase in 70 • 063 years . . 


2,683,194 


Increase per cent.jjR,.. -. 

18 819 730 in 70-063 years r^*l 
18,819,730 1 Annnfllrateofin-I - ^e 

crease per cent. / * ^*^ 



• In computing the note ofivcrtaMe betwwn 1831 and 1841, the Mllliary returned in the latter year are not included ; and in com- 
puting ibc rale of iucrcasc between 1341 and 1851, the Seamen and othcis enumerated on board ve&eels in 1851 are excluded. 



snuHABY tables: ehiobation. 



35 



Table IV. — Number of Emigrants from the United Kingdom during the Ten Years 1861 to 1870, 

from Returns furnished by Her Majesty's Emigration Commissioners. 



Tbab. 



Total Number 
of Emigrants. 



Engliah. 



1861 

1862 

1863 

1864 

1865 

1866 

1867 

1868 

1869 

1870 

Total . . . . 



91,770 
121,214 
223,758 
208,900 
209,801 
204.882 
195,953 
196,325 
258,027 
256,940 



1,967,570 



22,145 
35,487 
61,243 
56,618 
61,345 
58,856 
55,494 
58,268 
90,416 
105,293 



605,165 



Scotch. 



6,730 
12,598 
15,230 
15,035 
12,870 
12,307 
12,866 
14,954 
22,559 
22,935 



148,084 



Irish. 



36,322 

49,678 

116,391 

115,428 

100,676 

98,890 

88,622 

64,965 

73,325 

74,283 



818,580 



Foreigners. 



3,619 
3,311 
7,833 
16,942 
28,619 
26,691 
31,193 
51,956 
65,752 
48,396 



284.312 



Not 
distinguished. 



22,954 

20,140 

23,061 

4,877 

6,291 

8,138 

7,778 

6,182 

5,975 

6,033 

111,429 



It appears from the above Table that 1,967,570 Emigrants sailed from those ports of the United Kingdom 
at which there are Government Emigration Oflficers, during the ten years 1861-70. In order to show more 
accurately the extent to which Emigration hae afiected the population during the last ten years, the following 
Table has been prepared, wherein the Emigrants whoee origin was not distiuguished are distributed propor- 
tionately among those whose birth-places were ascertained. 



KuMBER of Emigrants from the United Kingdom between the Censuses of 1861 and 1871. 



TKAB8. 


Total. 


English. 


Scotch. 

■ 


Irish. 


Foreigneri. 


Total 


1.976,577 


649,742 


158,226 


866,626 


801,983 


1861 (April 8th to Dec. 3l8t) 

1862-70 

1871 (to March 31st) 


73,036 

1,875.800 

27,741 


24,502 

611,880 

13,360 


8.020 

148,351 

1,855 


36,778 

820,981 

8,867 


3,736 

294,588 

3,659 



It may be inferred from the Official Beturns that the number of Emigrants from the United Kingdom 
was not less than — 

717,913 between the Censuses of 1831 and 1841 
1,692,063 ditto 1841 and 1851 

2,249,355 ditto 1851 and 1861 

1 ,976,577 ditto 1861 and 1871. 



Number of Emigrants from the United Kingdom during each of the Intervals between the last 

three Censuses. 





ToUl. 


English. 


Scotch. 


Irlbh. 


Foreigners. 


1851 (April Ist) to 1861 (April 7th) .. 
1861 (April 8th) to 1871 (March 3l8t) .. 


2,249,355 
1,976,577 


640,316 
649,742 


182,954 
158,226 


1,231,308 
866,626 


194,777 
301,983 



1) 2 



36 



SUMMABY tables: CX)UNTIE8 PROPER. 



Table V. — Abea, Houses, and Population in 1871, of the Counties Pbopee in Enolakd and 

Wales. 



Couirrnn. 



ENGLAND ahd WALES . 
Ekolaxd 



Bedford 

Berks 

BuckiD^iam 



Evglard. 



Cambridge 
Chester . 
Cornwall . 
Cumberland 



Derl^ 
Devon 
Dorset 
Durham 



Essex 

Gloucester 



Hanto . 
Hereford . 
Hertford . 
Huntingdon 

Kent • « 



Lancaster 
Leicester , 
Lincoln , 



Middlesex 
Monmouth 



Norfolk . . . 
Northampton 
Northumberland 
Nottingham . . 



Oxford 
Rutland 



Salop . . 
Somerset . 
Stafford . 
Suffolk . 
Surrey 
Sussex 



Warwick 
Westmorland 
WUis . . . 
Worcester . 



York 



Anglesey 
B.econ 
Cardigan . 
Carmai then 
Carnarvon 
Diiibigh . 
Flult . . 
Glamorgan 
Merioneth 
Montgomery 
Pembroke 
Radnor . 



Wales. 



Area 

In Statute 

Acrea. 



3Y, 319, 221 



33,697,398 
4,721,823 



295,509 
450,132 
467,009 

624,926 

706,493 
869.878 
970,161 

656,243 

1,655,161 

627,265 

647,692 

1,055,133 

804,977 

1,032,106 
632,898 
391,141 
229,615 

1,004,984 

1,207,926 

611,719 

1,767,962 

181,317 
368,399 

1,356,173 
€29.912 

1,290,312 
526,176 

470,095 

94,889 

841,167 
1,049,815 
732,434 
949,825 
483,178 
934,006 

566,458 
600,906 
859,303 
472,453 

3,882,851 



193,611 
460,168 
443,387 
606,172 
369,482 
992,005 
169,163 
647,070 
385,291 
485,361 
393,682 
276,552 



HOUSKS. 



Inhabited. ,n,,Ybtted. 



4,259,117 ' 261,345 



4,009,783 
249,334 



30,506 
39.638 
37,257 

40,272 

110,449 

73,950 

44,061 

78,309 
105,200 

39,410 
114,705 

92,356 

101,474 

98,283 
26,371 
89,056 
14,032 

151,344 

530,490 
68,606 
94,212 

321,229 
36,169 

99,428 
52,639 
62,436 
68,419 

37,849 

4,766 

50,804 

92,205 
167,614 

76,501 
168.443 

76,385 

131,442 
12.671 
54,874 
69,988 

607,040 



12,170 
12,647 
16,420 
24,333 
23,298 
22,600 
16,636 
72,905 
10,006 
13,911 
19,683 
4,935 



247,680 
13,665 



1,415 
1,936 
1.667 

1,299 
7,818 
4,648 
2,930 

4,119 
6,3S7 
1,874 
5,685 

6,049 

6,966 

5,887 

1,306 

2,017 

641 

10,850 

38,8'^0 
2,917 
4,157 

25,460 
1,678 

5,687 
2,506 
3,253 
2,692 

1,866 

176 

2,342 
6,018 
9,632 
3.931 
13,063 
4,114 

10,722 

550 

2,510 

4,612 

29,533 



870 

1,162 

741 

887 

1,227 

1,732 

1,291 

3,435 

519 

621 

1,100 

190 



Building. 



37,803 



36,164 
1,639 



178 
247 
184 

203 
725 
264 
319 

573 

647 

191 

1,424 

937 

1,018 

694 
79 

268 
44 

1,253 

6,190 
376 
634 

4,409 
200 

416 
300 

515 
448 

236 

7 

163 
721 
857 
301 
2,728 
733 

912 

87 

362 

402 

6,019 



44 

72 

76 

127 

164 

150 

68 

632 

171 

53 

70 

12 



PoFTLAnoir. 



Persona. 



Males. 



22,712,266 I 11,053,934 



21,495,131 
1,217.135 



146,257 
196,475 
175,879 

1 1^6,906 
561,201 
362,343 
320,253 

379,394 
601,374 
195,637 
685,089 

466,436 

534,640 

644,684 
125,370 
192,226 

63,708 

848,294 

2,819,495 
269,311 
436,599 

2,539,765 
196,448 

438,656 
243,891 
386,646 
319,758 

177,975 

22,073 

248,111 
463,483 
858,326 
348,869 
1,091,635 
417,456 

634,189 

65,010 

267,177 

338,837 

2,436,355 



51,040 

59,901 

73,441 

116,710 

106.131 

106,102 

76,312 

397,859 

46,698 

67,623 

91,998 

35,430 



10,454,334 
604,600 



69,046 
97,078 
86,059 

92,115 
271,033 
169,706 
109,079 

190,657 

285,218 

95,616 

363,117 

283,903 

362,693 

375,393 
62,562 
93,244 
31,381 

417.506 

1,358,387 
131,202 
216,762 

1,183,399 
101.448 

310,999 
120,859 
192,663 
154,407 

87,466 

11,038 

123,473 
318,454 
431,814 
171,166 
517,111 
199,533 

307,649 

32,985 

126,828 

164,732 

1,206,635 



34,400 
29,938 
33,396 
54,921 
61,874 
52,866 
38,350 
205,660 
23,261 
34,095 
42,782 
13.067 



Females. 



11.653.333 



11.040.79Y 
612.535 



77.311 
99.397 
89,830 

94,791 
290,168 
192,637 
111,174 

188,737 

316,136 

99,»21 

331,973 

233.633 

283,047 

369.291 
62,808 
98,982 
32,337 

430.788 

1,461,108 
138,109 
319,837 

1.356,36« 
94.000 

337,657 
123,032 
193,983 
165,351 

90,509 

11.03S 

124,639 
245,039 
426,612 
177,703 
574,524 
317,934 

326,540 

32,025 

130,349 

174,105 

1.229,730 



26,640 
29,973 
40,045 
60,789 
54,247 
52,236 
37,962 
192,199 
23,337 
33,528 
49,316 
13.363 



NoTB.~UDder 3 & 3 Will. IV. c 64. and 7 ft 8 Vict, c 61, detached parts of Counties were incorporated for all purposes in ttx>ae 
Counties by which they were wholly surrounded, except in the case of Dudley and parts of Flint. 



SUMMABY tables: BEaiSTBATION OOIJNTIES. 



37 



Table VI. — ^Abba, Houses, and Population in 1871, of Reoistbation Divisions and Counties in 

England and Wales. 



Divisions 

and 

Registration or Union GuontieB. 



ENGLAND akd WALES 



DIVISIONS. 

L Lovnow . . 
IL South-Eastrkit 

m. SoUTH-MmLAKD 

IV. Eastern . . 
^. South- Wbstkbx 
vL West-Midlakd 

VIL NOKTH-MlDLAKl) 
VIII. NoSTH-WlSTmBN 

IX. York . . . 

X. NUBTHKSS . . 

XI. Welsh . . . 

I. London. 

Middlesex (part of) 
Surrey (part of) . 
Kent(j»rtqf) . 



n. Sodth-Eastkkn. 

1. Surrey («rtro-«i«tropo?iton) 
3. Kent (ex<ra«me<rqpolitan) 

3. Snseex 

4. Hampeblre 

5. Berkshire ..... 



in. South-Midland. 

6. Middlesex (ea^ra-metropolUan). 

7. Hertfordshire 

8. Burldnghamiihire ..... 

9. Oxfordshire 

10. Northanmton«ihlre . . . . 

11. Hontincdonshire 

12. Bedfordshire 

13. Cambridgeshire 



IV. Eastbhn. 



14. Essex . 

15. Suffolk . 

16. Norfolk. 



V. South-Westrbk. 



17. Wiltshire . 

18. Dorsft^hire 

19. Devunshlre 

20. Cornwall . 

21. Somersetshire 



VI. Wkot-Midland. 



22. Gloucestershire 

23. Herefordshire . 

24. Shropshire . . 

25. Staffurdbhlre . 

26. Worceiftershire 

27. Warwickshire . 



VU. NOBTH-MlDLAND. 



28. Leicestershire . 

29. Rutlandshire . 

30. Lincolnshire . 

31. Nottinghamshire 

32. Derbyshire. . 



VIII. Nobth-Wbstekn. 



33. Cheshire 

34. Lancashire 



IX. YOBK. 

35. West Riding . . . 

36. East Riding (with York) 

37. North Riding . . . 



X. NOKTHBKN. 



38. Durham . . 

39. Northumberland 

40. Cumberland 

41. Westmorland . 



XI. Welsh. 

42. Monmouthshire . 

43. South Wales . . 

44. North Wales . . 



Area in 
Statute Acrea. 



37,319,221 



75.362 
3.994,431 
3,201,325 
3,211,441 
4,981,170 
3,945,460 
3,535,445 
1,998,914 
3.702.384 
3,547,947 
5,125,342 



31,499 
22,501 
21,362 



451,027 
978,988 
948,257 
1,052,191 
663,968 



178,578 
428,143 
404,040 
475,542 
632,002 
204.632 
305,298 
673,095 



975.038 

929,859 

1.306,544 



775,414 
610,582 

1.643.343 
t*85.541 

1,066.290 



715,776 
607,647 
924,130 
752,995 
434,326 
610,587 



634,149 
107,352 
1.731,801 
600,441 
561,702 



691,752 
1,307,162 



1,771,765 

696,296 

1,234,323 



784,401 

1,290,312 

970,161 

603,073 



432.906 
2,732,763 
1,969,673 



HOUSF^. 



Inhabited. 



4,259,117 



417,767 
399,921 
296.737 
260,625 
366,685 
643,641 
300,198 
642,561 
500,397 
244.175 
287,410 



276,846 

105,698 

35,223 



62,826 
.117,194 
76,063 
97.824 
46,014 



46,707 
39,713 
32,882 
38.147 
53,121 
12,890 
31,669 
41,708 



86,866 
76,212 
97,547 



62,105 
38,050 
106,162 
73,111 
96.257 



91,849 
25,323 
54,693 

171,542 
68.634 

131,400 



69,978 
5,103 
92.162 
75,397 
67,558 



105,672 
636,889 



388,004 
63,844 
48,549 



124,988 
62,436 
44,061 
12,690 



41,251 

151.323 

94,836 



hSl'5i. I B»"-'»^ 



261.346 



32.320 
24,998 
16.609 
15,319 
20,483 
34,371 
13,920 
46,857 
29,360 
12,781 
15.327 



20,990 
7,708 
3,622 



6,470 
7,327 
4,150 
6.812 
3,239 



4,446 
1,862 
1,464 
1.948 
2,434 
626 
1,468 
1,372 



6.838 
3,948 
6,533 



2,423 

1,784 
6.474 
4,576 
5,226 



5,568 
1,248 
2,498 

10,675 
3,567 

10,815 



2,873 
220 
4,094 
3,014 
3.719 



7,031 
39,826 



21,766 
4,013 
3,582 



6,046 

3.253 

2.930 

652 



1,902 
7.529 
6,896 



37,803 



6.104 
3,733 
2,676 
1,616 
2,186 
3,42H 
1,908 
6,901 
6.921 
2,481 
1,849 



Population. 



3,086 

1,642 

877 



1,168 
878 
736 
673 
278 



1,279 
260 
170 
259 
370 
60 
174 
214 



918 
301 
397 



349 
183 
647 
266 
742 



966 
79 
176 
898 
425 
884 



391 

5 
623 
515 
474 



739 
6,162 



4,786 
795 
340 



1,560 

515 

319 

87 



231 

987 
631 



Persons. 



22.712.266 



3,264.260 
2,167.726 
1.442,654 
1,218,728 
1,880,777 
2.720,669 
1,406.936 
3.389,044 
2,395,569 
1,414.234 
1,421,670 



3,286,568 
742,155 
325,537 



365,279 
629,126 
420,910 
626,143 
326,368 



364.854 
194,613 
155,007 
178,329 
248,234 
58,046 
161,539 
192.033 



440,880 
347,210 
430.638 



244,667 
189,000 
606.102 
358.356 
482,652 



488,760 
120.723 
267,003 
877,436 
336,276 
6^0,472 



375,171 
23,385 
428,076 
355,404 
324,900 



539.785 
2,849,259 



1,854,172 
306,580 
234,817 



742,205 ' 
386,646 
220,253 
65,130 



319,708 
766.869 
435,093 



Males. 



11,058,934 



1,623,161 

1,064,635 

702,223 

698,599 

896,085 

1,333,413 

693,627 

1.631,268 

1,183,826 

718.506 

710.601 



1,063,110 
352,562 
107,479 



176,327 
312,931 
201,260 
362,207 
111,930 



126,141 
95,178 
75,748 
87,560 

123,364 
28,387 
71,544 
04,301 



331.377 

[170.163 

307,169 



120,434 
92,574 
287 .211 
167,839 
328,027 



329,583 
60,170 
132,854 
441,411 
161,985 
307.410 



134,134 
11,667 
212,500 
173,286 
162.040 



361,604 
1,372,664 



914,662 
151,434 
117,730 



383,712 

192,663 

109,079 

33,052 



113,862 
380,992 
215,747 



FemaU 8. 



11.653,332 



1,731,109 

1,103.091 

740.431 

620,129 

984,693 

1,387,256 

713,308 

1,754,776 

1,211,743 

695,728 

711,069 



1,223,458 
389,593 
118,058 



188,963 
316,195 
219,660 
263,936 
114,348 



138,718 
99,434 
79,259 
90,769 

124.870 
29,659 
79,995 
97,732 



219,603 
177.047 
223,479 



124,233 
96,426 
318,891 
190,517 
264,626 



359,177 
60,553 
134,149 
436,024 
174,291 
323,062 



141,037 
11,718 
215,576 
182,118 
162,860 



278,181 
1,476.596 



939,510 
155,146 
117.087 



358,493 

193,983 

111,174 

32,078 



105,846 

385,877 
219,346 



38 



SUMHABY tables: 00X7KTY PARLIAMENTABY BEPBBSBNTATIOK. 



Tajjlk VII. — Inhabited Houses and Population in 1871, of tJie Counties in England and 

Returned, and Numbeb 









INCLUDING represented CITIES ato BQROUGHa 


KXCLUDING REPRESENTED CITIES 












Total 
No. of 














CfUJW'Wft, 




Population. 








POPULATIOK. 






\^\^\j n * Mrmm* 


Inhabited 








Mem- 
bers 


No. of 
Electors. 


Inhabited 
Houses. 












Houses. 




















Persons. 


Males. 


Females. 


re- 
turned 






Persons. 


Males. 


Females. 




ENGLAND ahd WALES 


4,259,117 


22,712,266 11,058,934 11,653,332 


489 


2.051,128 


2,444,433 


i 

1 

12,069,843 5,953,458 6,106,385 

1 




Emolaxd . . . . 


•i. 009, 783 


21,495,131 


10,464,334 11,040,797 


459 


1.938,216 


2,277.648 


11.270,415 5.661,691 6,708,824 




Walks 


249,334 


1,217,135 


604,600 


612,535 


1 30 


112,912 


166,785 


789,428| 


891,867 


397,561 




ESQIMXD. 
























Bedfordshire 


30,500 


146,257 


69,046 


77.211 


4 


8,712 


27,130 


129.407 


61,308 


68,099 




Berkshire . . . 






39,638 


196,475 


97,078 


99,397 


8 


15,034 


28,185 


134,667 


67,326 


67.341 




Buckinghamshire 






37,257 


175,879 


86.059 


89,820 


8 


14,512 


26.613 


120,296 


59,233 


61,063 




Cambridgeshire . 






40,272 


186,906 


92,115 


94,791 


n 


14,168t 


33,187 


162,910 


76,362 


76,648 




Cheshire . . . 






110,449 


661,201 


271.033 


290,168 


14 


62,127 


69,301 


349,855 


171,385 


178,470 




ComwaH . . . 






73,950 


362.343 


169,706 


192.637 


13 


25,161 


61,356 


296,921 


139,825 


167,096 




Cumberland . . 






44,061 


220,253 


109,079 


111,174 


8 


20,174 


32,693 


163,817 


82.360 


81,467 




Derbyshire . . . 






78,309 


379,394 


190,657 


188,737 


6 


29,548 


65,656 


318,013 


160,775 


167,238 




Deyonsbire . . . 






105,200 


601,374 


285.248 


316,126 


17 


46.025 


78,935 


393,461! 


188,147 


206,314 




Dursetshire . . 






39,410 


195,537 


96,616 


99,921 


10 


14.004 


29.495 


143,4781 


71,323 


72,165 




Durham . . . 






114,706 


685,089 


353,117 


331,972 


13 


69.216 


70.077 


375,210 


197,305 


177,905 




Eifsex .... 






92,356 


466,436 


233,903 


232,633 


10 


24,737 


85,029 


426,863 


213,844 


213,019 




Gbuoestershire . 






101,474 


534,640 


252,693 


282,047 


13 


68,360 


63,021 


261,713 


125.184 


126,629 




Hampshire . . . 






98.283 


544,684 


276,393 


269,291 


16 


43.765 


69,343 


319,867 


165,572 


154.295 




Herelordftliire . 






26,371 


125.370 


62,662 


62,808 


6 


12,562 


21,415 


100,950 


50,916 


60,034 




Hertfordshire 






39,056 


192,226 


93,241 


98.982 


4 


10,375 


37,544 


184,332 


89,267 


96,063 




H UQtingdonahire 






14,032 


63,708 


31,381 


32,327 


3 


4,625 


12,207 


65,167, 


27,327 


27,840 




Kent 






151.344 


848,294 


417,606 


430,788 


21 


71,241 


91,387 


479,995 


233,327 


246,668 




Lancashire . . . 






630,490 


2,819,495 


1,358.387 


1,461,108 


32 


267,201 


223,481 


1,161,581 


664,171 


697.410 




Leicestersliire , . 






68,606 


269,311 


131,202 


138,109 


6 


28,911 


38.806 


17^,091 


86.229 


87,862 




Lincolnshire . . . 






94,212 


436,599 


216,762 


219.837 


14 


43,771 


75,087 


344,636, 


171,600 


173,036 




Middlesex . . . 






321,229 


2,539,765 


1,183,399 


1,356.366 


19t 


21 7, 404 t 


47,293 


276,028 


128,625 


147,608 




Monmouthshire . , 






36,169 


195,448 


101,448 


94,000 


3 


11,561 


29,859 


166,677 


82,336 


74,342 




Norfolk .... 






99,428 


438,656 


210,999 


2-27,657 


10 


36,815 


77,162 


341,004 


166,475 


174,629 




Northamptonshire . 






52,539 


243,891 


120, 8 J9 


123,032 


8 


19,976 


40,252 


180,049 


89,44K) 


90,689 




Northumberland 






62,436 


386.646 


192,663 


193,983 


10 


29.251 


32,933 


175,741 


88,166 


87,276 




NotUnghameihire 






68,419 


319,758 


154,407 


165,351 


10 


34,481 


37,030 


171,685 


84.639 


87,148 




Oxfordshire . . 






87,849 


177,975 


87,466 


90,609 


»t 


16,679t 


27,296 


125,691 


•2,678 


62,913 




Rutlandshhe . . 






4,766 


22,073 


11,038 


11,035 


2 


2,051 


4,766 


22,073 


11,038 


11,035 




Shropshire . . 






60,804 


248,111 


123,472 


124,639 


10 


22,785 


38.674 


190,096 


95,642 


94,664 




Komersebhire 






92,205 


463,483 


218,454 


246,029 


11 


33,643 


73,780 


356,373 


171,686 


184,787 




Stafftmlshire . . 






> 167,614 


858, 32H 


431,814 


426.512 


19 


100,707 


64,204 


321,784 


161,247 


160,63? 




Suflfc^lk . ^ « 






76,501 


348,869 


171,166 


177,703 


9 


22.692 


62,612 


284,273 


140,873 


143,400 




8nir3y . * . . 






168,443 


1,091,635 


617,111 


574,624 


11 


87,456 


83.474 


486,694 


227,325 


259,369 




Sussex . . . 






75,385 


417,456 


199,632 


217.924 


16 


36.716 


38,368 


199,696 


101,390 


98,306 




Warwickshire . 






' 131 ,442 


634.189 


307,649 


326.640 


11 


72,148 


49,835 


231.628 


111,969 


119,659 




Westmorland 






12,671 


65,010 


32,985 


32,025 


3 


6,929 


«,9U 


61,564 


26,677 


24,987 




Wiltshire . . 






54,874 


257,177 


126,828 


130,349 


16 


23,945 


33,736 


152,637 


75,184 


77,463 




Wuroesterahire . 






69,9d8 


338,837 


164,732 


174,105 


11 


39,958 


44,446 


214,104 


104,323 


109,781 




Yorkshire ^ « , 






507,040 


2,436,355 


1,206,626 


1,229,730 


38 


260,798 


263,237 


1,256,488| 


629,283 


626,206 




Wales. 
















1 








Anicleaey 


12,170 


51,040 


24,400 


26,640 


2 


6,068 


8,962 


37,368 


18,086 


19,283 




Brecknockshire . , 






12,647 


69,901 


29,928 


29,973 


2 


4,562 


10,830 


61,335 


25,661 


25,674 




Cirdiganshire 






16.42C 


73,441 


33,396 


40,045 


2 


6,314 


14,005 


62,167 


28,4-16 


33,721 




Carmarthenshire 






1 24,333 


115,710 


64,921 


60,789 


3 


11,253 


19,139 


89,036 


42,144 


46,892 




Carnarvonshire . . 






23.298 


106,121 


61.874 


64,247 


2 


8,732 


17,197 


78,681 


39,287 


39.294 




Denbighshire . , 






> 22.500 


105,102 


52,866 


62,236 


3 


10,2«3 


18,396 


84,878 


42,935 


41,943 




Flintshire . . 






; 16,636 


76,312 


38,350 


37,962 


2 


7,144 


11,292 


62,3*7 


26,439 


26.908 




Glamorganshire . 




ft • 


72.905 


397,859 


205,660 


192,199 


6 


36,376 


31,152 


162,241 


84,231 


78,010 




Merioneihsbire <. 






10,006 


46,568 


23,261 


23,337 


1 


3,300 


10,006 


46,598 


! 23,261 


23,337 




Mou tgomeryshlre 






18,911 


67,623 


34,095 


33.628 


2 


7.582 


9,711 


48,946 


25,032 


23.914 




Pembrokeshire . . 






19,583 


91,998 


42,782 


49,216 


3 


9,219 


12,657 


67.436 


26,726 


30,710 




Radnorshire 


4,925 


25,430 


13,067 


12,363 


2 


3,069 


3,439 


18,496 

1 


9,620 


8,876 





Note.— The Houses and Population of Represented Cities nnd Boroughs returned in each County represent in many cases, not only 

or more Counties. The Number of Members of each of these latter Cities and Borougtis 
• This total (1,250,(119 registered Electors) is exclusive of the 4,949 Electors for the University of 

f These totals include the Memben for the Universities of Cam- 



SUHMABY tables: gountt parliamsntaby bepbesentation. 



39 



Wales, including and exdttding Rbfbbsented Cities and Bokouohs, with the Nuhbeb of Members 
of Rbqistebed Electobs. 





AND BOROUGHS. 


REPRESENTED CITIES akd BOROUGHS. 






County 
Memben 

re- 
turned. 


No. Of 
Electors. 


Inhabited 
Houses. 


PQFULATIOV. 


Members 
Returned 
by Cities. 
Boroughs, 
and Uni- 
versities. 


No. Of 

atiea. 

Boroughs. 

and Uni- 

Tersities. 


No. Of 
Electors. 


CoUKTm. 




Persons. 


Males. 


Females. 






187 


801,109 


1.814,684 


i 
10,652,423 


5,106,476 


5.546.947 


302 


201 


•1.250,019 


ENGI^ND AKD WALES. 




172 


739,932 


1,732.135 


10,224.716 


4,892,743 


5,331,973 


287 


187 


1.198,284 


Enolakd. 




16 


61,177 


82,549 


427.707 


212,733 


214,974 


16 


14 


51.735 

* 


WALBi. 






















Emolavd. 




3 
3 
3 


6,590 
7,610 
7,559 


3,376 
11,453 
11,744 


16,850 
61,808 
65,583 


7,738 
29,752 
26,826 


9,112 
32,056 
38,757 


3 


1 
4 
4 


2,122 
7,424 
6,953 


Bedfordshirei 

Berkshire. 

Buckinghamshire. 




3 


10,147 
23,289 
16,609 
12,717 


7,085 
41,148 
12,594 
11,468 


33,996 

211,346 

65,422 

56,436 


15,753 ' 
99,648 
29,881 ' 
26,729 


18,243 

111,698 

35.541 

39,707 


if 


2 
6 

7 
3 


4,021t 

28,838 1 

8,542 

7,457 


Cambridgeshire. 
Chesliire. 
ComwalL 
Cumberland. 






19,393 

28,242 

7,309 

19,850 


12,653 

26.265 

9,915 

44,628 


61,381 ' 
207,913 

52.059 . 
309,879 , 


29,882 

97,101 

24,293 

155,812 


31,499 
110.812 

27,766 
154,067 


11 


1 
6 

6 
7 


10,155 

17,783 

6,695 

39,366 


Derbyshire. 
Devmishlre. 
Dorsetshire. 
Durham. 






19,516 


7,327 


39,673 


20,059 


19,514 




3 


6,221 


Essex. 






20,791 


48,453 


382,927 


127,409 


155,518 




6 


37,569 


Qloncestershire. 




3 
3 
2 


19.297 
9,431 
9,610 
3,704 


38,940 
4,956 
1,512 
1,825 


224,817 1 
24,420 
7,894 I 
8,541 . 


109,821 

11,646 

3,977 

4,054 


114,996 

12,774 

3,917 

4,487 


11 


8 
3 


34,468 

3,131 

765 

921 


Hampshire. 
Heretbrdfbire. 
Hertfordrihire. 
Uuntingdondiire. 




6 


32,171 


69,967 


368,299 


184,179 


184,120 


15 


9 


39,070 


Kent 




8 

4 
6 


63,608 
14,614 
29,239 


307,009 
19.800 
19,125 


1,657,914 ' 
95.220 1 
91.963 


794,216 
44,973 
45.162 


863,r98 
50,247 
46,801 


34 


14 

1 
6 


203.593 
14,397 
14,632 


Lancashire. 

Leicestenhire. 

Lincolnshire. 




3 
3 


23,396 
7,764 


273,936 
6,310 


3,363,737 

38,771 


1,054,874 
19,113 


1,208,863 
19,668 


l»t 


8 
1 


194.008t 
3,797 


. Middlesex. 
Monmouthshire* 




6 

4 
4 

4 


21,017 
11.569 
10,372 
10,266 


22,266 
12,287 
29,503 
31,389 


97,652 
63,842 
210,905 ' 
148,073 


44,524 

31,399 

104,197 

69,868 


53,128 
32,443 

106,708 
78,205 




3 
3 

4 
3 


14,798 

8,406 

18,879 

24,215 


Norfolk. 

Nortlumptonshire. 
1 Nurtburotforland. 
1 Nottinghamshire. 




3 


7,476 


10,554 


52,384 


34,788 


37,596 


«t 


4 


8,20»t 


Oxfordshire. 




2 


2.054 


• • 


•• 


• • 


. • 


• • 


• • 


• • 


Rutiamlshlre. 




4 
6 
6 

4 
6 

4 


13.585 
25,115 
28,849 
15,426 
31,171 
13,803 


12,130 
18,425 
103,410 
13,889 
84,969 
37,017 


58,015 
107,110 , 
536,542 

64,596 
604,941 
217,760 


37,930 

46,868 
270,567 

30,293 
289,786 

98,142 


30,085 

60.242 

265,975 

34,303 

315,155 

119,618 


13 
11 


4 
3 
8 
3 
3 
8 


9,200 

8,528 

71,858 

7,206 

56,285 

22,913 


Shropshire. 

Somersetshire. 

StslTurdshire. 

Suffolk. 
' Surrey, 
, Sussex. 




4 
3 

4 
4 


16,382 

5,070 

10,697 

16.879 


81,607 

2,727 

21,138 

25,542 


402,561 

13,446 

104,540 

124,733 


195,680 

6,408 

51,644 

60,409 


206,881 

7,038 

52,896 

, «4.324 


11 


3 
1 
9 
6 


55,756 

1,859 

13,248 

23.079 


Warwickshire. 
Westmorland. 
Wiltshire. 
Worcestershire. 




10 


87,835 


343,803 


1,180,867 


, 577,342 

1 


> 603,525 


28 


19 


172,963 


Yorkshire. 

Walks. 




1 

1 
1 
3 
1 
3 
1 
2 
1 
1 
1 
1 


3,295 
3,754 
4,526 
7,724, 
5,554 
7,452 
3,936 
10,107 
3,300 
4,790 
4,545 
3,194 


3,208 
1,817 
2,415 
6,194 
6,101 
4,105 
5,344 
41,753 

4,200 

6,926 
1,486 


13,672 
8,566 
11,274 
26,674 
27,540 
20,224 
33,965 
335,618 

18,677 

34,562 

6,935 

1 


6,316 

4,267 

4,950 

12,777 

12,687 

9.931 

11.911 

121,429 

9^063 

16,056 

1 3,447 


7,357 

4.299 

6,324 

13.897 

14,953 

10,293 

12,054 

114.189 

9,614 

18,506 
3.488 


1 
1 
1 
1 

1 
1 
1 
4 
• • 
1 
2 
1 


1 
1 
1 

1 
1 
1 
1 
3 
• • 
1 
3 
1 


1,773 
808 
1,788 
3.529 
3.178 
2,841 
3,208 
26,269 

• 2,792 

4,674 

S7S 


Anglesey. 

Brecknockshire. 

Cardiganshire. • 
1 Ciimiartheoshire. 
, Carnarvonshire. 
' Denbighshire. 

Flintshire. 

Glamorganshire. 

Merioneihthire. 
1 Montgomeryshire. 
1 Pembrolcebhlre. 

Radnonrfiire. 



the Cities snd Boronghs which are entirely witliln such County, but also parts of other Cities snd Boroughs which extend into two 

is returned in that County in which the greater part of the City or Borough is sitiute. 

Cambridge, the 1.367 Electors for the Uniyendty of London, and the 3,786 Electors for the University of Oxford. 

bridge. London, and Oxford, but not the i^lecturs of those Universities. 



40 SUBIMARY tables: population, electorate, property, etc., in COUNTIEa 



Table VIII. — Population; Numbeb of Electors and of Members Returned; Value of Property; 
Number of Houbks Inhabited, and Assessed to the House Duty; and Proportion of Men and 
Women who Signed their Marriage Registers with Marks— in the Counties of England and 
Wales. 





















Ho. of 








FOVVLATIOV. lf7L 


Ho. of 


Na of 
Mem- 


Amoantof 
Real Property 

the Property 

and Inouma 

Tax(Sche- 

daU A.) far 

tberaar 

eodinir 


Aacvntof 

QnwBati- 

mated Rental 


Total 

No. of 


Hoooes 

to the 
Hooaa 
Duty 


^ 


• 




Cent, of Men 

andWoaaan 

Married tn 1870 


^ 


L 








Bsdtara.* 


ben 

Be- 

tumed. 


acoordlng to 
theValaatiun 
Lilts approved 

for mi.t 


Inhabited 
Hoaaee 
In 1871. 


(Value 
201. and 
npwrda.) 
lnT<»r 


whoSig 
Man 


nea UM 




irwitb 
ka.ll 














April t, lOTl.t 






ending 
April. 

mi.f 










Parsons. 


Males. 


FenuOas. 


Mm. 


Won.. 


ENGLAND* WALES 


33,712,266 


11,058,934 
10,454,334 


ll,663,33J^j2,06l,128 


489 


124,814,412 
119,943,378 


X 
127,091,854 


1 
4,259,117 748,719 


19*8 


27 -S 


Knolasd. . . . 31,495.131 


11,040,797 


1,938.216 


459 


121,677,861 


4,009,783 732.855 


19*3 


26'S 


Walks .... 


1,217,135 


604,600 


612,535 


112,912 


30 


4,871,034 


6,413,993 


249,334 


15,864 


29-6 


44*« 


Ekolakd. 


1 






















Bedrord 


146.257 


69,016 


77,211 


8,712 


4 


800,799 


730, r27 


30,506 


3,018 


32-5 


36*« 


Berks . . 






196, 47R 


97,078 


99,397 


15,034 


8 


1,241,802 


1,250,620 


39,638 


6,575 


21*2 


16*1 


Buckingham 








176,879 


86,069 


89,820 


14,513 


8 


1,161,086 


1,122.197 


37,257 


3.434 


25-2 


24-3 


Cambridge . 








186,906, 


92,115 


94,791 


14,168a 


7a 


1,412,586 


1,287,939 


40,272 


3,966 


28-4 


25*0 


Chester . . . 








661,201' 


271,033 


290,168 


62.127 


14 


3,758.311 


2,987,187 


110,449 


14,306 


19-3 


30-0 


Com wall 








362,343 


169,716 


192,637 


25,151 


13 


1,342,783 


1,344,105 


73,950 


3,315 


23-9 


29*3 


Cumberland . 








220, 25 J 

1 


109,079 


111.174 


20,174 


8 


1,167,007 


1,236,929 


44,061 


2,927 


15*0 


26*1 


Derby . . . 








379,394' 


190,657 


188,737 


29,648 


8 


1,707,650 


1,838,713 


78,3ft9 


5,213 


20*5 


26*0 


Devon . . . 








601,374, 


285,248 


316,126 


46,025 


17 


3,202,687 


3.023.264 


105,200 


17,891 


17-0 


19*4 


Dorset . . . 








195,537' 


95,616 


99.921 


14,004 


10 


1,142,417 


1,066,398 


39,410 


4,036 


21-2 


18-6 


Durham . . . 








685, 0»9 


353,117 


331,972 


69,216 


13 


2,000,441 


3,936,326 


114,705 


10,127 


24-3 


36*5 


Essex . . . 








466,436 


233,903 


232,533 


24,737 


10 


2,921,588 


2,724,078 


92,366 


13,732 


24-6 


18*3 


Gloucester . . 








534,640 


252,593 


282,047 


68,360 


13 


S. 662, 6 12 


2,889,195 


101,474 


9,736 


17*8 


19*2 


HnntH . . . 








544,684, 


275,393 


269,291 


43,765 


16 


2,623,661 


2.601,865 


98,283 


17,450 


16-3 


14-6 


Hereford . . 








123,37lt 


62,562 


62.H08 


12,562 


6 


1,030,623 


9-<0,537 


26,371 


2,692 


26*4 


22*6 


Hertfonl . . 








192,226 


93,244 


98,982 


10,375 


4 


1,171,740 


1,163,951 


39,056 


9 ^ 

6,104 


29-6 


24*2 


Huntingdon 








63,708 


31,381 


32,327 


4,625 


3 


491,502 


480,919 


14,032 


1,132 


28-3 


23*1 


Kent .... 








818,294 


417,506 


430,788 


71,241 


21 


5,191,261 


4,900,993 


151,344 


38,867 


15-0 


15*6 


Lancaster . , 






2,819,493 


1,358,387 


1,461,108 


267,201 


32 


12,888,601 


13,753,783 


530,490 


69,366 


20*6 


39-4 


Leicester . , 






' 269.311 


131,202 


138,109 


28,911 


6 


1,633,314 


1,542,089 


68,606 


4,925 


21*0 


27*1 


Lincoln . . . 






436,590 


216.762 


219,837 


43,771 


14 


3,747,573 


3,260,946 


94,212 


7,420 


17-7 


17*2 


Middlesex . . 






2,6.'i9,765 


1,183,399 


1,356,366 


217,404a 


19a 


19,438,468 


20,175,382 


321,229 223.840 


9-4 


14*8 


Monmouth . . 








195,448 


101,448 


94,000 


11,561 


3 


706,699 


854,224 


36,169 


3,110 


36-7 


44*4 


Norfolk . . . 








43K,656 


210,999 


227,657 


35,815 


10 


2,877,096 


2,693,076 


99,428 


7,750 


29*5 


23* • 


Northampton , 






243,891, 


120,859 


123,032 


19,975 


8 


1,613,556 


1,645,144 


52,539 


4,536 


20*0 


22-0 


Northumberlanii 








386.646 


192,663 


193,983 


29,251 


10 


1,913,899 


2,164,756 


62,436 


8,226 


13*1 


23*2 


Nottingham 








319,758 


154,407 


165,351 


34,481 


10 


1,630,974 


1,621,273 


68,419 


6,056 


22*2 


31*0 


Oxfcrl . . . 








177,975 


87,466 


90,509 


15,679a 


9a 


1,214,470 


1,137,723 


37,849 


4,669 


19*6 


16*0 


Rutland . . . 








32,073 


11,038 


11,035 


2,064 


2 


198,654 


183,968 


4,766 


468 


14-5 


10*9 


Salop . . . 








248,111 


123,472 


124,639 


22,785 


10 


1,628,046 


1,592,285 


60,804 


5,083 


25*5 


26*8 


Somerset . . 








463,483 


218,454 


245,029 


33,643 


11 


3,327,882 


2,940,434 


92,205 


20,876 


22*3 


21*3 


Stiffod . . . 








858,326j 


43i,814 


426,512 


100,707 


19 


3,233,029 


3,646,909 


167,614 


15,095 


36*0 


44-1 


Sutioik . . 








348,869 


171,166 


177,703 


22,692 


9 


2,142,769 


1,988,197 


76,601 


6,632 


31*0 


22-2 


Surrey . . , 








1,091,635 


617,111 


674,524 


87,456 


11 


6,196,889 


6.575,147 


168,443 


81,713 


9*2 


12*3 


Sui«ex . . . 








417,456 


199,532 


217,924 


36,716 


15 


2,728.538 


2,534,847 


75,385 


19,866 


16-8 


13-0, 


Warwick . . 








634,189 


307,649 


326,540 


72,148 


11 


3,277,693 


3,136,369 


131,442 


19,599 


22-5 


28-8 


Westraorland , 








65,010 


32,985 


32,025 


6,929 


3 


439,148 


474,704 


12,671 


992 


11*2 


14*7 


Wills . . 








257,177 


126,828 


130,349 


23,945 


15 


1,675,323 


1,693,871 


54,874 


4,717 


21-3 


19"3 


Worcester . , 








338,837 


164,732 


174,106 


39,958 


11 


1,814.231 


1,772.312 


69,983 


8,601 


25-5 


280 


York . . . 








2.436,356 


1,206,625 


1,229,730 


260,798 


38 


11,585,980 


11,747,179 


507,040 


44,874 


18'7 


33*3 


Walks. 


























Anglesey . 


■ • • 


51,040 


24,400 


26,640 


5,069 


2 


219,953 


187,492 


12,170 


394 


31*8 


49-7 


Brecon . . , 








59,901 


29,928 


29,973 


4,562 


2 


274,942 


271.879 


12,647 


636 


35*3 


43*3 


Cardigan 








73,441 


33,396 


40,045 


6,314 


2 


256,078 


226,042 


16,420 


525 


17*7 


47*3 


Carmarthen . 








115,710, 


54,921 


60,789 


11,253 


3 


491,082 


503,817 


24.333 


750 


26*9 


48*6 


Camaryon . , 








106,121 


51,874 


54,247 


8,732 


2 


355.157 


401,750 


23,298 


1,632 


23 6 


40-6 


Denbigh . . 








106,102 


52,866 


62.236 


10,293 


3 


495.163 


505,167 


22,500 


1,438 


34*0 


41*0 


Flint. . . . 








76.31'2| 


38,350 


37,962 


7,144 


2 


350,393 


378,275 


16.636 


1,100 


39*2 


37*9 


Glamorgan . 








397,869, 


205,660 


192,199 


36,376 


6 


1.219,922 


1,776,085 


72,905 


6,971 
426 


34*9 


50'4 


Merioneth . , 








46,598' 


23,261 


23,337 


3,300 


1 


178,119 


204,266 


10,006 


23*0 


35*1 


Montgomery , 








67,623 


34,095 


33.528 


7,582 


2 


390,960 


374,484 


13,911 


712 


27*3 


37*4 


Pembroke 






91,998{ 


42,782 


49,216 


9,219 


3 


453,952 


412,349 


19,583 


1,057 


I6'0 


%0m TB 

33'6 


Radnor . . . . 25,430 


13,067 


12,363 


3,069 


2 


185,313 


172,397 


4,925 


223 


29-6 


25*3 



• From Parliamentary Return No. 17, Session of 1872. f Inland Revenue Return 

i From Parlhi .entary Return No. 443, Sehsion of 1871. 6 Frum Parliamentary Rt'tum No 384, Sessico of 1872. 

II From Registrar-Generars Retnms. 
{<\ The Members or ine Universities of Oxford, Cambridge, and London are included in this Table, but not the Electors of those 

Universities. 



SUMMABY tables: BOROUGHS, TOWNS, AND SANITABY DISTRIC5T8. 



41 



Table IX. — Inhabited Houses and Population in 1861 and 1871, of Cities, Municipal Boboxtghs, 
Parliamentary Boroughs, Local Board Districts, Improvement Commissioners' Districts, 
Lighting Commissioners' Districts, Paying Commissioners' Districts, and other Principal 
Towns in England and Wales. 



The bonndaries of the Monldpal Boroagbs of Burnley, HoOikx, Hartlepool, Mlddlesborougfa. Stockton-on-Tees, and Sunderland have been 

extended since the Census of 1861. 

The sixteen Boroughs of Barnaley, Barrow-in-Pumess, Bailey, Bootle-cum-Linacre, Darlington, Dndley. Dunstable, Glosaop, Hedon, 
Huddersfleld, Longlon, Reigate, Koiherham, Ryde, St Helens, and Southport have received Charters of Incorporation since 1861. 

Most of the Local Board and other Districts mentioned in this Table were In 1861 returned as "Towns" ; but the boundaries of such 
Towns were in many cases different from those since adopted for the Local Board District Whenever possible, however, the population 
for 1861 is now staled within the same boundaries as the population for 1871. 

Those Municipal Boroughs, Local Board Districts, Towns, &c^ the houses and population of which in 1861 are not stated, were not then 
separately returned in the Census Abstracts, and the numbers for that year cannot now be ascertained. 

As the ** Towns" so designated in this Table have no recognized boundaries which are deemed suitable as a basis for a return of the 
population, the Superintendent Registrar of the District has in each case disUnguished the houses which in his ophilon may properly be 
considered within the limits of the town. 

The Parliamentary Boundaries of the Boroughs distinguished thus (*) were extended by the Act 31 & 32 Vict. cap. 46. 

The eleven Boroughs of Burnley, Chelsea, Darlington, Dewsbury, Gravesend, Hackney. Hartlepool MiddlesborouKh. Stalybridge, Stock- 
ton, and Wednesbury were constituted Parliamentary Boroughs by the Acts 30 ft 31 Vict. cap. 102. and 31 ft 32 Vict, cup. 46. 

The thirteen Boroughs of Arundel, Ashburton, Beverley. Bridgwater, Dartraoutii, Honlton, Lancaster, Lyme Regis, Reigate, Thetford. 
Totnea, Wells, and Yannouih have been disfranchised since the Census of 1861. 

The Parliamentary Domnghs distinguished thu8(-j-) are constituent parts of "Districts of Boroughs" for the return of Members to 
l^rlianient, and are termed •• Contributory Boroughs. ' 

In reading the Table, " P3.** signifies ParliamenUry Borough ; « BLB.." Municipal Borough ; " L.Bd.," Local Board District ; •• ImptD.," 
Improvement Commissioners' District; •• LIghtD.," Lighting Commlsaioners' District; " Pavg.D.," Paving Cunmussioners* District 

By the Public Health Act of 1872, Municipal Boroughs^ Local GovemnutU Districts, and Improvement Oommiuionen* Districts, 
whether incorporated or constituted b^ore or lifter the passing of that Act, acquire the designation of ** Urban Sanita&t Distbicts." 



CiTT, Borough, 
DiSTiucT. or Town. 



Aberavon*f 

Aberdare 

Abergavenny 

Abereychan 

Aberystwithf 

Abingdon* 

Accrington 

Acton 

Adparf 

Aldershot 

Alford rf 

Alfreton 

Allerton 

Allerton 

Alnwick ft Canongate 

Alton 

Aitrincham 

Alvaston ft Boulton 

Amlwch t . 

Ampthill 

Andover . 

Appleby 

Arnold 

Arundel 

Asbbome 

Ashburton 

At^hby-de-la-Zouch 

Ashford 

Aahton-under-Lyne* -^ 

Askem 

Astley Abbotts 

Astley Bridge 

Aston Manor 

Atherstone 

Atherton 

Aubtonley 

Awre . - 

Aylesbury* 

Aylsham 

Bacup 

Baildon 

Bakewell 

BaU 

Baldersby ■ 

BaUaU 

Bampton - 

Banbury . • | 



COUHTT. 



Glamorgan 

Glamorgan 
Monmouth 
Monmouth 
Cardigan . 

Berks . . 



Ixmcaster . . . 
Middlesem . . . 
Cami. A Cardigan . 

Hants 

Lincoln .... 

Derby 

Lancaster, . . . 
York, W.R. . . . 



{ 



{ 



Northumberland . 
Hants . . . 
Chester . . . 
Derby .... 
Anglesey . . . 
B^ord . . . 



Bants 



Westmoiland 
Notts . . . 



\ 



Sussex . . . . 

Derby 

Devon 

Leicester . . . . 

Xent . . . ... 

Txincaster . . . 
Lancaster A Chester 
York, W.R., . . 

Salop 

Lcuncaster . . . 
Warwick .... 
Waruiick .... 
Lancaster. . . . 
York, W.R.. . . 
Gloucester . . . 

Bucks 

Norfolk .... 



• 

{ 



Lancaster. . . . . 
ForAr, W. R. , . . . 

Derby 

Merioneth • . . . 

York, N.B 

Woicester , . , . 

Devon 

Otttford 

Oiford A Northampton. 



LniiTs. 



M^a ft L.Bd. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

ImptD. 

L.Bd. 

M.B..P.B..ftL.Bd. 

M.a ft Pavg.D. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L3d. 

L.Bd. 

LBd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

P.B. 

Town 
PavtD. 

M.B. 

P.B. 
ImptD. 

L.Bd. 

MB. 

LBd. 

Town 
- L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
Af.B. ft L.Bd. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

LBd. 

LBd. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd, 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
M.B. 
P3. ft L.Bd. 



1861. 



Inhabited 
Houses. 



; 



531 
1,423 

989 



971 
528 
472 

li224 
1,311 
6,647 
6,460 
84 
137 

3! 344 

864 
1,222 

363 

287 
6,tl8 
1,313 

524 

2.085 
854 

485 

• • 

67 



791 
2,068 



TenooB. 



1871. 



2,916 
7,754 

4,621 



1,089 


6,641 


1,189 


5,680 


3,265 


17,688 


610 


3,151 


358 


1,473 


763 


16,720 


592 


2,658 


678 


4,090 


94 


559 


433 


2,014 


913 


6,206 


710 


3,769 


1,240 


6,628 


162 


782 


825 


3,207 


406 


3,011 


1,058 


5,221 


1,102 


6,430 



4,642 
2,498 
2,120 

6,337 

6,950 

34,886 

33,917 

379 

663 

16! 337 
3,877 
5,907 
1,901 
1,526 

27,090 
6,168 
2,388 

10,936 
3,895 
2,704 

'333 



4,069 
10,216 



Inhabited 
Houses. 



{ 



684 

2,275 

6,508 

1,026 

2,816 

1,350 

1,243 

1,362 

4,401 

1,568 

350 

1,175 

663 

750 

121 

596 

958 

816 

1,679 

181 

783 

463 

849 

1,132 

1,183 

369 

978 

546 

462 

458 

1.429 

1.699 

C.678 

7,841 

94 

142 

925 

6,928 

826 

1,481 

327 

2^5 

6,106 

1,489 

509 

3,476 

1,072 

467 

359 

61 

2,842 
258 
826 

2,390 



Persons. 



3,674 

11,906 

36,112 

4,803 

14,569 

6,898 

6,799 

6,571 

21,788 

8,306 

1,423 

21,682 

2,881 

8,680 

717 

2,906 

6,218 
4,092 
8,478 
851 
2,968 
2,220 
4,196 
5,501 
5,744 
1,989 
4,634 
2,956 
2,0K3 
2,335 
7.302 
8,458 

31,984 

37,389 

457 

662 

4,659 

33,948 
3.667 
7,531 
1,535 
1,345 

28,760 
6,962 
2,346 

17,199 

4,784 

2,283 

1.539 

296 

13,615 
1,111 
4,122 

11,726 



42 



SUMMABY tables: BOBOUQHB, TOWNS, AND SAIOTARY DISTRIOTS. 



Table IX. — continued. 



CrtT, Borough, 
District, or Toim. 



Bangor* f. . 

Barking . . 
Barkisland . . 
Bamard Castle 
Bamet . . . 
Banuley . . 



BanuUple* 



Barrow-ln-Fum''S8 

Barton, Eccles, Win ton, & Monton 
Barton-upon-Himiber . . . . 

Barton Su Mwry 

Barton SL Michael 

Ba^ford 

Basingstoke 

Boslow k Bobnell 



Bath' 



Batley 

BatUe . 

BeacuDBfleld ....... 

Beaumaris f 

Beaumaris Dirtrict of Boroughs * . 

Bcbiiigton, Higher 

Bebington, Lower 

Beccles 

Bedford 

Bedford 

Bedlhigton^ire 

Bedworth 

Belper 

BenfieldsSde 

Berkhampstead 

Berwick-upon-Tweed .... 

Bciheada 

Beverley , 



Bewdley' 



Bioeeter King's Knd . 
Bicester Market hind 
Bideford . . . . 
Blerley, North . . 
Biggleswade . . . 
Bilbrough . . . . 

Bilston 

Wngley . . . . 
Bingley . . . . 
Birkdale . . . . 

Birkenhead . . , 



Btrkensbaw . , 
Birmingham . , 
Birstal . . . . 
Btahnp Aacklsnd , 
Bishop Stortford . 
B\Aley . . . . 

Blackburn * . , 

Blackpool . . 
Biaenavon . . , 
Blandford . . , 
Blandfvrd Forum. 
Blaydon-on-Ty ne , 
Blytb, South . , 

Bodmin. . . , 

Bognor . . . , 
BoUington . . . 

Bolton*. . . , 



Button .... 
Bonsall .... 
Bootle-cum-Linacre 



Boston 



Bourn . . 
Bournemouth 

Bowdon . 

Bowness . 

Brackiey . 

Bradford . 

Bradfoid . 



OouirrT. 



Carnarvon 



Etsex . . *. . 
Tcrk, W.R,. . 
Durham . . . 
BtrU A Middlaex 
York, W.B. , . 



{ 




Devon 



Latfcatter 
Lavcaster 
LincUn . 
GUjticeiter 
Oloucater 
NoUt . . 
Havts . . 
Derty . . 



! 



S<nnfr$H • • . 

York, W.R.. . 
Suuex, . . . 
Bucks .... 
AngUsey . . . 
Anglesey . . . 
Chester . . . 
ChesUr . . . 
Suffolk . . . 
Brdfm-d . . , 
lAxncasUr, . . 
Northumbtrland, 
Warwick . . , 
Derinf .... 
Durham . . , 
Bei^ford . . . 
yorthumberkmd. 
Carnarvon . , 
Tork,£.B. . . 

Worcester . . 

Oxford , . . 

Oxford . . . 
Dtron .... 

Fork, W. R, , , 

Bedford . . . 

Totk, W.R.. , 

Stafford . . . 

Tork^ W.R., . 

Tork, W. R. , , 

Lancaster. . . 



! 






Chester . 

Fork, W. R. 
Warwick . 
York, W. R. 
Durham . 
J/ertfnrd . 
Oluucester 



{ 



Lancaster. . . 

lAvncastn" . . 
Monmouth . . 
Dor^t .... 
Dorset .... 
Durham . . . 
NoJihumberland . 



CormeaU. 

Suisex 
Chester . 



{ 



{ 



Laruxuter. 

York, W. R. 
Derby . . 
Lancaster 

Lincoln . 



{ 



Lincoln . . 
Bants . . . 
Chester . . 
Westmorland 
Northampton. 
Lancaftei', . 
York, W. R. . 



i 



p.a 

L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
M.B. ft L.Bd. 

M.B. 

P.B. 

Impt.D. 

M.B. & L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

LBd. 

L.Bd. 

LBd. 

M.a 

L.Bd. 

M.B. 

P.a 

L.Bd. 

M.B. & L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.a ft P.B. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. 

M.B.,P.B.,ftL.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

Town 

L.Bd. 

Town 

M.B., P.B., ft L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. ft L.Bd. 

M.B. 

P.R 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

U3. ft L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

Impt.O. 

L.Bd. 

Impt.D. 

L.Bd. 

P.R 

ImptD. 

L.B.1. 

M.B. ft P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. ft JmplJ). 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. ft LJBd. 

P.B. 

L.^. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. ft L.Bd. 

M.B. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

ImpUD. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

M.B..P.B.,ftL.Bd. 



1861. 



Inhabited 
Uonses. 



P^SODS. 



1871. 



Inhabited 
Houses. 



} 



} 



} 



} 



1,331 


6.738 


1,069 


6,076 


426 


2,003 


»67 


4,178 


3,666 


17,'890 


2,186 


10,743 


1,624 


8.127 


2,' 788 


14)216 


868 


3,797 


• • 


• • 


• • 


• • 


2,489 


12.186 


946 


4,664 


191 


903 


8,017 


62,628 


8.018 


62,633 


2,966 


14,173 


683 


3,293 


342 


1,662 


641 


2,558 


2,942 


13,276 


336 


2,086 


466 


2,485 


984 


4,266 


2,762 


13,413 


1,323 


6,558 


1,490 


8,328 


888 


3,968 


1,976 


9,609 


728 


4,026 


738 


3,631 


1,883 


13,266 


2il66 


9', 654 


686 


2,905 


1,698 


7,084 


64 


• • 

338 


693 


2,711 


1,188 


6,742 


2,663 


12,500 


838 


4.027 


49 


216 


4,634 


24,364 


2,828 


13.264 


237 


1,286 


7,189 


61,649 


4,886 


37,796 


69 i 060 


296,076 


1,186 


6,480 


1,049 


6,390 


1,166 


4,692 


11,306 


63,126 


684 


3,506 


296 


ii62l 


723 


3,857 


• • 

616 


2^901 


794 


4.466 


1,191 


6,381 


487 


2,523 


772 


3,846 


13,129 


70,396 


216 


937 


305 


1,290 


1,048 


6.414 


3,210 


14,712 


3,901 


17.893 


. a 

616 


3,066 


"301 


1^827 


• 9 

497 


2)239 


707 


3,523 


22, 518 


106,218 



{ 



{ 



{ 



{ 



2,129 

1,672 

1,118 

436 

800 

698 

4,595 

2,318 

2,349 

1,717 

2,728 

3,773 

1,023 

1.403 

483 

2.708 

1,164 

182 

8,332 

8,579 

8,336 

4,371 

614 

333 

490 

3,208 

483 

615 

1,097 

3,376 

1.410 

2,648 

757 

1,836 

825 

857 

2,102 

1,451 

2,380 

710 

1.717 



70 

614 

1,365 

3,043 

911 

44 

4,681 

1,931 

1,423 

6('9 

10,243 

6,761 

590 

68,532 

1,283 

1,624 

1,247 

1.160 

14,690 

16,046 

1,302 

1,709 

285 

767 

624 

636 

787 

1.191 

624 

775 

16,286 

18,249 

272 

292 

2,619 

3,247 

4,096 

3,288 

666 

7-i3 

398 

261 

490 

1,442 

29.408 



9 
7 
6 

2 

4 

3 

23 

11 

11 

8 

18 

18 

4 

6 

2 

13 

6 

52 

53 

52 

20 

3 

1 

2 

13 

3 

3 

4 

16 

6 

13 

3 

8 

4 

4 

13 

6 

10 

3 

7 

1 

3 

6 

14 

4 

34 

9 

6 

3 

65 

45 

2 

343 

6 

8 

6 

4 

76 

82 

6 

9 

1 

4 

2 

2 

4 

6 

2 

3 

82 

92 

1 

1 

16 

14 

18 

14 

3 

6 

2 

1 

2 

7 

145 



.859 
.723 
.766 
,05« 
,306 
.720 
.021 
.659 
,813 
,916 
.246 
.916 
,332 
.341 
,575 
,038 
.674 

811 
,657 
.704 
.683 
,871 
.496 
,624 
,391 
,672 
,173 
,768 
,8U 
,850 
,610 
,494 
,405 
,527 
,433 
,083 
,283 
,397 
.218 
,021 
,614 
,967 

310 
,018 
,969 
,433 
,344 

207 
,188 
,063 
,890 
,375 
,971 
,41M 
,8.13 
.787 
,044 
,736 
,250 
.985 
.339 
,928 
,100 
.736 
,.S36 
,011 
,969 
.918 
.672 
,758 
,811 
,668 
,853 
.658 
.271 
,246 
,247 
,526 
,279 
,801 
,098 
,906 
,262 
.416 
,154 
,168 
,830 



SUMUABT tables: BOBOUGHS, towns, AMD SANITABY DISTBIOIS. 



43 



Table IX. — continued. 



CiTT, BOBODOR, 

DiarrBicT, or Towk. 



Bradford'on-Avon 
BraiDtree . . . 
Brampton . . . 
Brandon . . . 



Brecknock 



Bredbary . . 
Brentford . . 
Brentwood. . 
Bretton, Honk 
ftidgend • • 



Bridgnorth. 



Bridgwater 
Bridlington 
Brfdport . 
Brierfield . 
Brierly HiU 
Brigg . . 
BriglionM . 

Brighton * . 



Bristol . . . 

Briton Ferry . 
Brixbam, Lower 

Bromley . . 

Bromagrove . 
Bromwlch, West 

Broagliton . . 

Brynmawr. . 

Buckiugbam . 

BoersiU . . 

BucUwton. . 

Bulltb . . . 

Bulkington . 

Bungay . . 

Barley , . . 

Burnham . . 



Bamley . . . 

Bnrslem . . . 
BurtoQ-npon-Trent 

Bury .... 



Bary St. Edmund's 
Buxton. . . . 



Caergwylef 
Caerwysf , 



Gftlne 



CWverley . 
Camborne . 

Cambridge* 

Canterbury 
Oftnton . . 



Cardlff^t 

Cardiff DUtrict of Boroughs* 
Cardigan*t 



Cardigan District of Boroughs * 
Cariisle 



CODKIT. 



wau .... 

'Etiex .... 
Cumberland . . 
S%^folk A Naif oik 

Brecknock . . 



ChetUr . 
Jliddleaez. 
Etsex . . 
York, W. R. 
Glamorgan 



Oarmarthen+ 

Osrmarthen District of Boroughs * 

Carnarvon + 

Carnarvon District of Boroughs • . 

Oartworth 

Castle Donington 

Ca«tleford 

Cefnllyst 

Chard 

Charlton Kings 

C3iatham* 

Chatham. Extra 

Cheadle 

Chelmsford 

Cbelsek : . 



Cheltenham* 

Chepstow . 
Cbcrlscy . 



Salop . . 

Somertet . 
Jorfc, E. R. 
Donet, . 
Ixmceuler, 
Stafford . 
Lincoln . 
Torkt W. JL 

AttsetB. . 

OUmceater A Somer9et 
Olamorgan 
Devon . . 
Kent . . 
Woi-cester . 
Stafford . 
Lincoln . 
Brecknock 

Buckt , . 

Laneatter, 
Chester , 
Brecknock 
Warwick . 
SufTolk . 
Talk, W. R. 
Som^t^ . 

Lomcatter, 

StafTord . 
Stafford . 

Lancaster. 

St^trolk . 
Dai>y . . 

Flint . . 
Flint . . 

wots . . 

York, W. R. 
ConnoaU . 

Cambridge 

Kent . . 
Glamorgan 

Glamorgan 

Glamorgan 

Cardigan A Pembroke 

Card., Carm,, A Pemb. 

Cumberland 

Carmarthen 

Carmarthen 

Carnarvon 

Carnarvon 

York, W. R. 

Leicester . 

Foj fe, W. R, 

Radnor . 

Somerset . 

Gloucester 

Kent . . 

Kent . . 

Steward . 

JT «MX . . 

JUiddlesex. 



i 



! 



f 



{ 



1861. 



Lnms. 



Inhabited 
Houses. I 



Persons. 



I 



Gloucester 

Monmouth 
Sutrey 



I 



ImptD. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

Town 

M.B. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

Town 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.a - 

P.B. 

L.Dd. 

M.B. 

L.Bd. 
M.B.,P.B.,ftL.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd, 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
M.B.ftL.Bd. 

P.B. 
M.B.f P.B.I flc L.6d. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
Impt.D. 
Impt.D. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
M.B.,ft IroptD. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

P.B. 

Impt.D. 

M.B., P.B., ft L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

P.B. 

P.B. 

M.B. 

P.R 

L.Bd. 

L.6d. 

Town 

M.B. h Impt.D. 

P.B. 

M.B..P.B..&L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. ft L.Bd. 

P.B. 

P.B. 

M.B. 

P.B. 

P.B. 

M.B., P.B., ft L.Bd. 

M.Bu,P.B.,ftL.Bd. 

P B 

M.B.,P.B.,'ftL.Bd. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

P.B. 

M.B. 

L.Bd. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

L3d. 

P.B. 

P.B. 

ImptD. 

L.Bd. 

Light.D 



} 



1,036 

1,061 

614 

612 

1,133 

1,227 

1,166 

676 

1,902 

633 

407 

1^270 
1.670 
1,188 
2,123 
1,363 
1,681 

3,060 
664 

I2i727 

13,983 

23,690 

627 

928 

1,090 

1,148 

8,109 

286 

"818 
1,706 

• • 

411 

'450 

417 

6i086 

4I246 
2,699 

7,267 

3,862 

• • 

179 

160 

601 

1,106 



\ 



} 

} 
} 



4,291 
4,620 
2,379 
2,203 
6,236 
6.639 
6,366 
3,408 
9,621 
3,093 
1,918 

6^240 
7,699 
6,727 
11,320 
6,776 
7,719 

loi765 
3,138 

771693 

87,317 

164,093 

3,781 

4,390 

6,505 

6,262 

41,796 

1,280 

3i849 
7,626 

2.014 

1,868 

3^136 

38^700 

2ii601 
13,696 

37,663 

13.318 



844 

637 

2,494 

6,179 



1,416 


7.208 


6,388 


26,361 


3,908 


21,324 


4,606 


32,954 


6,162 


85,641 


900 


3,643 


2,680 


11,646 


6,140 


29,417 


1,768 


9,993 


3,963 


21,439 


1,820 


8,612 


4,929 


22.907 


• ft 

661 


2,291 


813 


3,876 


6 


39 


446 


2.276 


741 


3,443 


5,186 


36,177 


3,689 


23,936 


701 


3.191 


1,760 


8,407 


24,666 


174,280 


7,012 


39.693 


661 


3,455 


678 


2,910 



I 



1871. 



{ 



{ 



1,169 

1,142 

603 

491 

1,174 

1,276 

1,195 

769 

3,142 

660 

453 

712 

1,263 

1,665 

1,175 

2,393 

1,403 

1,665 

654 

3,170 

481 

1,337 

14,438 

16,284 

27,636 

834 

1.018 

1,946 

1,407 

9,233 

273 

1,226 

810 

1,716 

1.398 

362 

234 

414 

818 

474 

326 

8,040 

8,804 

4,781 

4,037 

8,279 

7,832 

3,133 

621 

188 

162 

628 

1,164 

721 

711 

1,637 

6,261 

7.086 

4,170 

1,269 

6,339 

8,168 

8,862 

923 

1,349 

3,309 

6,065 

1,984 

4.967 

1,976 

6,101 

386 

629 

1,271 

6 

487 

807 

7,286 

4,288 

646 

1,906 

35.020 

8,321 

7,826 

625 

643 



Inhabited 
Houses. } 



PefMns. 



4,871 

4,790 

2,617 

2,116 

5,846 

6,308 

6,977 

3,596 

11,091 

3,737 

2,090 

3,639 

6,876 

7.317 

6,320 

12,059 

6,208 

7,670 

3,116 

11,046 

2,264 

6,370 

90,011 

103,758 

182,562 

4,803 

4.941 

10.674 

6,967 

47,918 

1,206 

6,739 

3,703 

7,646 

6.347 

1.629 

1,069 

1,663 

8,603 

2,271 

1,686 

40,868 

44,820 

25,562 

20,378 

41,344 

38,596 

14.928 

8,717 

860 

614 

3.468 

6,316 

3,333 

3,196 

7,757 

30,078 

33,996 

20,962 

7.061 

39,636 

66,911 

60,084 

3,461 

4,939 

14,486 

31,049 

10,488 

26,769 

9,449 

37,640 

1,930 

3,154 

6,268 

40 

2,400 

3,680 

46,792 

26,184 

2,929 

9.318 

368,060 

44,619 

41,928 

3.3fV 

3,U« 



44 



SUMMABY tables: BOBOUGHS, TOWNS, AND SANTTABY DI8TBI0TS. 



Table IX. — continued. 



Crrr, Bobouoh, 
District, or Town. 



Cbesham 
Cbeshtmt 

Cheater* 



Chesterfield . 
Cbeater-le-Street 

Chichester • . 

ChilversCotoD. 



Chiiq)enham 



ChipplDg Norton 



Cirencester • . 

Clay Cross . . 
Clttyton. . . 
Clayion-le-Moors 
Clinton, U est 
Cleator Moor . 
Cleckheaton . 
Ctevedon . . 
Cliffe . . . 

CUtheroe . . 



Cockermonth 

Coggeshall . 
Colchester . 
Colne . , 
Congleton . 
Consett. . 
Conway f , 
Comholme . 
Cottinghnm 



, Coventry* 



Cowbridget 

Cowes, East 

Cowes, West 

Cowpen 

Cramllngton 

Crediton 

Crewe ... 

Crewkeme 

Criccieth*t 

Crlcklade 

Cronipton 

Crosby, Great 

Croston 

Crowland 

Crowle 

Croydon 

Cruoapsall 

Ciickfield 

Cullompton 

Cuniberworth & Cutuberuorib Ualt 
Cnmda 



{ 



Chipphig Wycombe [Borough] . . . 

Chipping Wycombe [Parish] . . . . 

Chihwick 

Chorley 

Chorley 

Christchurch 

Christchurch 

Qinrch 



ConxTT. 



LlMRB. 



1861. 



Inhabited 
Housfs. 



Persons. 



Bucki . . . 
Berts . . . 
Chester . . 
Chester <ft FUnt 
Dtrby . . . 
Durham. . . 



Sutsas, 
Wcarvaick 



WUti 



Omfwd 



Bucks 



Bucks, . . 

Middlesex, , 

Chester , . 

Lancaster. . 

HanU . , , 
Monmouth 
Lancaster 

Gloucester , 

Derby , , . 

York, W. R. . 

Lancaster. . 

York, W. R. , 

Cumberland . 

York, W. R. . 

Somerset . , 

Susi>ex. . . 



{ 



Lancaster 
Cumberland 



{ 



Essex .... 
Essex ...... 

Lancaster 

Chester 

Durham 

Carnarvon . . . . 
York, W. R,, A Lancaster 
Yorkf S. R. .... 

Warwick , . . 



Glamorgan . , 
HanU (/. of W.) . . 
I/ants {j. of H.) . . 
Norihumherland. . . 
Northumberland. . . 

Devon 

Chester 

Somerset 

Camarvon . . . . 
WUU A Gloucester . , 
Lancaster . . . . 
lAincast^ • . . . 
Lancaster . . . . 

Lincoln 

Lincoln A York, W. R. . 

Smrey 

Lancaster 

Sussex 



{ 



Devon . , 
York, W. R. 
Glamorgan 



Darlaston Stafford 

Darley, North , Derby 

Darley, South Derby 

Darlington Durham 

Dartford Kent 

Dartmouth Devon 

Darton 1 Fork, W. R 

Darwen, Over j Lancaster .... 

Daventry I Northampton, . . j 

Dawdon Durltam 

Dawlish Devon 

Deal Kent 

Denblgb*t Denbigh 

Denbigh District ol' Boroughs • . . . . Denbigh 

Denby I Jork, \V. R. . . . . 

Denbolme Gate York, TK «. . . . . 

Denton lAincaster .... 



Light.D. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. 

P.R 

M.B. ft L.Bd. 

Town 

M.B. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

M.a 

P.B. 
L.Bd. 
M.B. 

M.a 

P.B. 
L.Bd. 
LBd. 
ImptD. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 

P.R 
L.Bd. 
Town 

P.B. 

Impt.D. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

Impt.D. 

M.B. «L L.Bd. 

P.B. 

P.R 
L.Bd. 
Town 
M.R, r.B., k L.Bd. 
Town 
M.B. 
L.Bd. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. h, L.Bd. 

P.B. 

P.B. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
Impt.D. 
L.Bd. 
Town 

P.B. 

P.B. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
Town 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
Town 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B., P.B.. ft L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. ft L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. 

ImpUD. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. ft Pavg.D. 

M.B. ft P.B. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 



} 



lit 
,346 

,909 
618 

,601 

6M 

300 

,345 

633 
826 

,703 

877 I 

826 
,223 , 

i 

,748 ' 

,832 , 

I 

873 , 

,300 

'691 

902 
324 

999 

463 

290 
,433 
,247 
,543 
,160 

714 
.447 
,357 
,620 

496 

693 
,991 
,154 

235 

,016 

'676 

923 
,473 

725 

132 
,676 
,460 



346 
654 
751 
6,338 
714 

"520 

"797 

2,514 
314 
137 

2,685 

1,258 
825 
910 

2,925 
892 

"833 

680 

1,589 

1,261 

3,6U9 

375 

"676 



6 

31 

9 
2 

8 

2 
1 



3 

4 
8 
4 

4 
6 

15 
9 

• 

4 
6 



4 
1 

• 

4 
2 
1 
7 

10 
7 
6 
3 

23 
6 

12 



3 

40 

41 

1 



3 
4 

8 
3 

36 

7 

• 

1 

2 

3 

30 

4 



2,208 
692 



12 
1 

16 
6 
4 
4 

16 
4 

• 

6 
3 
7 
5 
17 
1 



110 

836 
660 

069 

764 
603 
076 

137 
221 
373 
162 
221 
606 

013 
368 

753 
336 

601 

682 
632 

721 
941 

568 
000 
861 
057 
388 
166 
809 
316 
344 

623 

131 
936 
647 
094 

482 

301 

048 
169 
566 
493 
893 
032 

790 
413 
182 
240 
286 

205 

164 

884 
574 
682 
789 
597 
444 
592 
492 
124 

197 
605 
531 
946 

88« 
813 

335 



1871. 



Inhabited 
Houses. 



Persons. 



489 


2, 


1,573 


7. 


6,731 


85, 


7,365 


38, 


2,228 


11. 


494 


2, 


1,680 


7, 


1,868 


». 


620 


2, 


290 


1, 


1,390 


6. 


837 


3, 


764 


3, 


977 


4, 


2,173 


10. 


1,196 


6, 


977 


4. 


1,489 


8. 


269 


1, 


3.268 


le. 


2,699 


16, 


472 


2, 


918 


4, 


1,699 


7, 


980 


4, 


885 


4. 


789 


4, 


1,101 


6, 


330 


1. 


817 


6. 


1,407 


6. 


693 


4, 


316 


1, 


1.664 


8. 


2,451 


11, 


1,563 


6, 


1.15U 


6, 


680 


2, 


4,890 


26, 


1,574 


7, 


2,659 


11. 


989 


6, 


683 


2. 


453 


2. 


872 


4, 


8,635 


37, 


9,334 


41. 


247 


1. 


392 


2, 


1,123 


B, 


1,268 


6, 


775 


4, 


953 


4, 


3,467 


17. 


747 


3. 


209 




8,644 


43, 


1,572 


7, 


620 


2, 


326 


1, 


684 


2, 


852 


3, 


9,873 


66. 


844 


6. 


205 




629 


2, 


298 


1, 


1,068 


5, 


2,867 


14, 


337 


1, 


138 




4,631 


27, 


1,600 


8, 


831 


6, 


1,104 


5, 


4,225 


21, 


894 


4, 


807 


3, 


1,137 


7, 


701 


3, 


1,727 


8. 


1,362 


6, 


4,105 


20, 


343 


1, 


726 


3. 


1,035 


6. 



244 
618 
267 
3»0 
427 
460 
826 
054 
65S 
387 
875 
936 
641 
811 
492 
681 
811 
608 
643 
864 
416 
412 
460 
681 
686 
802 
074 
390 
531 
529 
583 
039 
600 
208 
786 
936 
116 
916 
343 
336 
344 
961 
620 
186 

nio 

670 
348 
1%4 
068 
730 
464 
167 
222 
810 
557 
812 
622 
303 
864 
518 
459 
813 
652 
342 
932 
205 
461 
836 

416 
557 
605 
729 
298 
338 
197 
273 
051 
686 
132 
622 
OuO 
323 
224 
637 
469 
117 



SUMMARY tables: BOROUGHS, TOWNS, AlO) SANITARY DISTRICTS. 



45 



Table IX. — continued. 



CiTT, BOBOUOH, 

Dbtbict, or Town. 



OOUXTT. 



LiMITB. 



Derby •• ' Derby . 

Dereham ^or/o^ 

Devlzei} . 



Devonport 
Dewabury 



Diss. . 

Dodworth 

DolgeUy 

Doncaster 

Dorchester 



WUtt 
Devon • ■ 

rorfci W. R, 

Norfolk . 
York, W. B. 
Merioneth, 
York, W. R, 
Dorset, . 



Dorking Swrejf 



Kent 

AorfoOe , 
Salop , . 
Stafford . 
York, B. R. 
York, W, R, 

Worcester, 

Dronfield Derl>v . . 

Droylsden ' Lancaster, 

Dudley {; '^*^'^- 

Dukinfleld 
Dunstable 



Dover 
Downbam Market 
Drayton, Market . 
Drei^den . . . 
Driffield, Great . 
DrlghlingtoQ . . 

Droltwich* . . 



Dnrbam* 



Dursley 
Dwygyi^lchl 



Ealing . . 
Eastbourne 
EastCowes 
East Monlaey 

EastBetfbrd 

East Yale . 
EccleshUl . 
Edmonton . 
Egremont . 
Elland . . 
EUesmere . 
Ely . . . 
Emley . . 
Enneld . . 
Epsom . . 
£ioQ . • 
Evesham . 

Exeter* . 

Ezmoutb . 

Eje, . ^ 



Failsworth. . . . 
Fairfield .... 
Fakenham .... 
Falmouth (Borough) 
Falmouth r Parish) . 
Falmouth a Penryn * 
Fareham .... 
Faringdon . . . . 
Fambitm . • • . 
FamleyTyaa . . . 
Famworth. . . . 
Fusley 

FavershAm. . . . 

FeUlng 

Fenton 

FUey 

Finsbnry*. . . . 
Fbhguardf . . . 
Fleetwood .... 



flforcester A Stafford 
Chester . 
Bet^ford , 

Durham , 

Gloucester 
Carnarvon 

Middluex, 
Sussea, , 
ffants , . 
Surrey 

yotu . . 

Stafford , 
York, W. R, 
MiddUsem. 
Cumberkmd 
York, W. R. 
Salop , , 
Cambridge 
York, W. R. 
Middleseas, 
Surrey 
Bucks . . 
Worcester, 

Devon . . 

Devon . . 

Suffolk , 



{ 
{ 



{ 



{ 



{ 



{ 
{ 



Lancaster, 



Ifor/oUe . 
Cornwall . 
Conveall . 
ComwaU , 
Hants . , 
Betks . . 
Surrey 
York, W. R, 
Lancaster 
York, W,R. 

£ent , . 



Flint* t 

Flint District of Boroughs *. 

Flockton 

Folkestone 

Frome 

Fnlstone 

Fulwood 



Durham , . . 
Stafford . , , 
York, B.R,A y, R, 
Middieseat, , , 
Pembroke . . . 
Lancaster, . . 

Flint .... 

Flint .... 



{ 



{ 



York, W. R, 
Bent . . 



Someriet . 

York, W. R. 
Lancaster, 



{ 



M.B. & L.Bd. 

P.B. 

Town 

M.B..P.B.,&L.Bd. 

M.B. Jc L.Bd. 

P fi 
M.B. k UBd. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. & L3d. 

M.B.,P.B.,JcL.Bd. 

LIght.D. 

M.B.,P!B.,&L.Bd. 

Impt.D. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

M.B. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
M.B. & L.Bd. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 
M.B. & L.Bd. 
M.B. & L.Bd. 

P.B. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
M3. k L.Bd. 

P.B. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
Town 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
M.B.,P.B.4cImptD. 
M.B. Jc L3d. 

P.B. 
L.Bd. 
M.B. 

P^. 

L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
Town 
M.B. & L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 

P.R 
L.Bd. 
LlghLD. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 

M.B. 
PavgD. 
LJd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 

P.B. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. Jc UBd. 

P.R 

P.B. 
L.Bd. 

M.B. 

P.B. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 



1861. 


Iff 

Inhabited 
Houses. 


71. 


Inhabited 
1 Houses. 


FerKtns. 


PersonsL. 


■ 8,981 


43,091 


C 10,306 
I 12,653 


49,810 
61,381 


, 702 


3,070 


795 


3,689 


1,336 


6,638 


1,362 


6,839 


4,189 


60,440 


4,269 


49,449 


6,434 


64,783 


5,609 


64,034 


3,639 


18,148 


4,999 


24,764 


• • 


• • 


11,195 


54,940 


786 


3,710 


828 


3.851 


435 


2.117 


643 


2,747 


646 


2,217 


667 


2,357 


3,694 


16,406 


4,092 


18,768 


1,030 


6,823 


1.091 


6,915 


786 


4,061 


996 


6,419 


3,991 


25,326 


4,444 


28,506 


667 


2,458 


677 


2,752 


803 


3,661 


872 


4,039 


• • 


• • 


668 


2,805 


967 


4,406 


1,132 


6,067 


836 


4,274 


939 


4,388 


663 


3,124 


719 


3,504 


1,604 


7,086 


1,931 


9,510 


• • 


• • 


509 


2,476 


1,163 


6,980 


1,410 


6,768 


8,710 


44,951 


8,656 


43.782 


8,714 


44,975 


15,985 


82,249 


3,006 


15,024 


8,012 


14,086 


884 


4,470 


947 


4,658 


} 2,007 


14,088 


C 2,349 
X 2.431 


14,406 
14,833 


650 


2,477 


617 


2,413 


272 


1,386 


863 


1,623 


. . 


• . 


1,704 


9,969 


1,006 


6,795 


1,736 


10,361 


• • 


• • 


892 


2,068 


287 


1,568 


475 


2,409 


648 


2,982 


688 


8.194 


10,362 


47,330 


10,767 


49,257 


• • 


• • 


273 


1,409 


1,038 


4,482 


1,250 


5,622 


2,079 


10,930 


2,539 


13,860 


605 


2.511 


484 


2,377 


760 


3,643 


1,379 


6,432 


413 


2,114 


390 


2,013 


1,659 


7.428 


1,761 


8,166 


312 


1,441 


286 


1,275 


2,310 


12,424 


2,893 


16,054 


831 


4,890 


1,052 


6,276 


637 


2,840 


623 


2,806 


967 


4,680 


1,001 


4,888 


6,381 


83,738 


6,868 


34.650 


6,854 


41,749 


7,490 


44,226 


1,106 


6.228 


1,182 


5,614 


489 


2,430 


60U 


2.396 


1,406 


7,038 


1,450 


6,721 


1,064 


6,113 


1,214 


5,685 


• • 


• • 


233 


1,134 


460 


2.182 


409 


1,831 


669 


5,709 


655 


6,294 


683 


3,683 


780 


6,177 


2,238 


14,485 


2,740 


16.819 


1,184 


6,197 


1,263 


7,023 


696 


2,943 


590 


2,738 


764 


3,926 


890 


4,461 


161 


702 


149 


601 


1,720 


8,720 


2,503 


13,650 


• • 


• • 


858 


3,829 


1,119 


6,858 


1,437 


7,198 


• • 


• • 


1,463 


7,319 


• • 


• • 


927 


6,244 


1,673 


7,882 


2,063 


10,299 


429 


1.881 


495 


2,267 


44,410 


387,278 


61,318 


462,484 


428 


1,593 


404 


l,5Hl 


646 


3,834 


769 


4.428 


,} '®8 


3,428 


( 905 

'[ 961 


4,269 
4,563 


4,188 


18,846 


5.148 


22,9H9 


238 


1,090 


235 


1,116 


1,639 


9.434 


2,207 


12,698 


2,066 


9,622 


2,121 


9,753 


• • 


• • 


1,928 


8.957 


• • 


• • 


407 


2,052 


172 


2,313 


226 


3,079 



46 



8UMMABY tables: BOBOUOHS, TOWNS, AND 8ANITABY DISTRICTS. 

Table IX. — continued. 



ClTT, BOBOUOH, 

DiRmicT, or Towv. 



186L 



COUIIIT. 



Lmm. 



Inhabited 
Uouwt. 



I 



Peraoot. 



1871. 



Inhabited 
Houses. 



GaiDsborovigh | Umeoln . 

Oan»ton i LmncoMUr 

Gateshead 1 Durham . 

Glastonbuiy : SomertU . 

QkMSop Derity . . 

Oltmcesler* I GUmcesUr 

Godahning Surrqf . 

Oodmancbester i fftmti , . 

Golcar I Tork^ W, B. 

Gonerby, Little Lincoln . 

Goole I Tfrk. W. B. 

Gorlpston and South Town Suffolk . 

Gortou ' Lancatiar, 



(iotpoTt, 
Grantham 

Gravetend 



Great Bradford WiUs 



Great Crosby . 
Great Driffield 



Great Grimaby 

Great Harwood 
Great Malvern 
Great Marlow 

Great Tarmouth 

Greenwich* , 
Greetland . . 



Grimsby, Great 



Goildford* 

Gnf^brough 

Gulreley 

Gnnthwaite and Icgblrchworth. 



Hackney ... 
Hadleigh ... 
Halesowen. . . 
Halesworth . . 
Halifax* . . . 
Halliwell . . . 
Halstead . . . 
Ham .... 
Hampton Wick , 
Hanley. ... 
HartK>me ... 
Uarborongh, Market 
Harrogate . . . . 
Harrow-on-the-Hill 

Hartlepool. . . 

Hartiepool, West . 

Harwich . . . 



Harwood, Great 
Haallngden . 



Haatfaigt* 

Havant 

Haverfordwest f 

Haverfordweflt District of Boroughs 

Uaworth 

Hay 

Hayle 

Hcage 

Heanor 

Heath Town 

Heaton 

Hebden Bridge 

Heckmondwike ...... 

Hedon 

Helston 



Hemel Hempstead 
Henley .... 
Hepworth . . . 
Hereford . • . 
Heme Bay. . . 



Hantt, 
Kent . 



{ 



iuffoUe 



Lanoatttr 
Torh A'. R. 

Lincoln . 

Lancaster. 
Worcester . 
Bucks S Berks 
Niir/olk A S 
Norjolk 
Kent A Surrejf 
York, W, R, 

Lincoln • 

Surreif , 

York, y. R, 
Yotk, W. R. 
York, W. R. 

MiddUtea, 
Suffolk . 
Worcester . 
Suffolk . 
York, W. R. 
Lancaster, 
Essex . . 
Surrey . 
MiddUsea, 
Stafford . 
Stafford . 
J^cester . 
York, W, R. 
Middlesex, 

Durham • 

Durham • 

Essex . . 

Lancaster, 
Lancaster, 

Sussex, . 

Hants . . 

Pembroke, 

Pembroks, 
Ymk, W. K. 
Brecknock 
ComuKdl . 
Derby , . 
Derby , , 
Stafford . 
York, W. R. 
York, W, R. 
Ymk, W. R, 
York, B, R, 

ComwaU . 

HerU , . 
Oxford . 
York, W, R, 
Btreford • 
Keni . . 



{ 



I 



{ 



{ 

1 

a 

{ 



{ 



L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
M.B..P.B..JcL.Bd. 
M.a Jc L.Bd. I 
M.B. h. L.Bd. I 
M.B. Jc L.Bd. 

p.a 

M.B. 

ImpuD. 

M.B. h. L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
M.B.JcL3d. 

P.a 
M.a 
P.a 

ImpLD. 
loipuD. 
L.Bd. 
! Town 

M.B. h, L.Bd. 
P.B. 
I L.Bd. 

I I..Bd. 

P.B* 

I M.a 

L3d. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 
M.B. ti L.Bd. 

P3. 
M3. & L.Bd. 

p.a 

L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 

P.a 

I^Bd. 

Town 

Town 
M.B.,P.a,AL.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
M.a h. L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

L.ai. 
M.B. h L3d. 

P.a 

ImpUD. 

M.B. & P.B. 

Pavg.D. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

M.a 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. & P3. 

IroptD. 

P.B. 

LBd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

Ii.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L-Bd, 

L.Bd. 

M.a h ImptD. 

M.a 
p.a 

Town 

LBd. 

LBd. 
M.B.,P.B.,&ImptD. 
\ Impt.D. 



} 



} 



I 



1,403 
763 

4.391 
•01 

• • 

2.864 
491 

• • 

644 

1,019 

iil68 
973 
1,813 
1,429 
940 
3.264 
8.062 



1.036 

• • 

967 
3,2H5 
3,161 
783 
709 
1,284 
7,792 



I 



6,330 
4,730 

33.6H7 
3,496 

• • 

16,613 
3.331 

3i438 
6,110 

6)860 
4,473 
9.897 
7,789 
4.964 
11.121 
18,782 



4,291 

4)406 

11.067 

16.060 

4.070 

4,484 

6,496 

34,810 



19,366 139,436 



3,285 
3,161 

1,466 

834 

626 

92 

44,166 

818 

680 

661 

7,807 

1,132 

1,314 

• • 

384 
6,322 
704 
476 
920 

1)726 

4,390 

3,190 

811 

679 

1)396 
3,276 
3.290 
782 
480 
1,396 

3)103 



476 
846 

347 

1)317 
213 
762 

1,683 
686 
687 

3)006 



11,067 
16,060 

8,020 

4,084 

2.566 

449 

311,163 
3.606 
3.911 
3,621 
87,014 
6.953 
6.707 

1)994 
31,953 
3,617 
2,302 
4,737 

12)245 

37,476 

13,603 

6,070 

3,839 

5)939 
33,837 
33,910 
4,070 
3,470 
7,019 

9)831 



3,386 
4,084 

1)573 

5)344 

975 
8,843 
8,497 
3,974 
3,419 

16)686 



{ 



{ 



1,683 

1,366 

6,386 

763 

3,648 

3,093 

6,700 

600 

433 

666 

1.331 

667 

1.531 

1,437 

4,387 

1,348 

971 

3,685 

3.486 

4,667 

3,463 

1.169 

630 

1.133 

4.038 

6.403 

994 

863 

1.356 

9,153 

7.673 

36,073 

880 

4,038 

6,403 

1,675 

1,760 

991 

693 

80 

49,359 

831 

617 

649 

13,970 

1,713 

1,336 

301 

415 

7,657 

970 

605 

1,348 

797 

1,933 

6.108 

3,506 

949 

611 

994 

1,520 

4,361 

5.092 

4.011 

607 

1,378 

1,387 

2,063 

656 

398 

317 

464 

1,034 

1,096 

409 

900 

1,679 

331 

770 

1,797 

1,378 

910 

308 

3,656 

340 



7,664 

7.840 

48.627 

3,668 

17.64t 

18.341 

81,844 

3,444 

3,12s 

3,388 

6,033 

2.661 

T.888 

6.868 

31.816 

7,988 

6.028 

13.360 

31,266 

37,493 

31,148 

4,871 

3,864 

6,067 

30,344 

96,983 

4,907 

6,603 

6.637 

41,819 

84,463 

169,381 

4,114 

90,344 

26.983 

9,108 

9,801 

6,303 

8,186 

388 

363,378 

3,575 

3,984 

3,437 

85.510 

8.708 

5,783 

1,339 

3,307 

89,978 

5,106 

3,363 

6.843 

4,997 

13.166 

88,308 

31,110 

6,079 

4,347 

4,907 

7,688 

39,391 

83,337 

36,564 

3,634 

6,633 

8,361 

9,469 

3,884 

1,777 

1,180 

3,195 

4,888 

5,268 

1,929 

3,894 

8,300 

996 

3,797 

8,760 

6,996 

4,523 

1,111 

18,347 

1,715 



gnUUABT tables: BOBOUOHS, towns, AMD SABTEABT DISTBIOTB. 



47 



Table IX. — continutd. 



Grrr. BoBonoH, 
DiSTiucT, or TowH. 



Hertford* 

Hexbam 

Heywood 

UlRber BebtDSton 

Hinckley 

Hinderwell 

Hindlev 

H^tperholme 

Hitchin 

Holbeach 

Hollingworth 

Holme 

Hokne Caltnm 

Holtf 

Holyhead*t 

HolyweU*t 

Honiton 

Honley . 

Hoole 

Horbnry 

Horfield • . . . . 

HoTDcastle 

Homseft 

Homaey 

Horosey, South 

Horsham 

Hotighton-le-;^riiig 

Hoonslow 

HovePurish: 

West Hove 

BruDBwick Sq. & Terrace, New District 
Bmnswlck Sq. Jc Terrsoe, Old Dlslriot . 

Howdea 

Howdon 

Hoyland-Swaine 

Hodcoail Torkard 

Hoddersfield* 

Holl* 

Hougerfotd 

Hantingdon 

Horst 

Hyde 

Hythe 

Idle 

lUhKMnnbe 

Ilkeston 

Hkley 

Ilminster ' 

Inoe in Makerfield 

Ipswich 

Jarrow 

Kearpley 

Keighley 

Kendid 

Kenflggt 

Kenilworth 

Keswick 

Kettering 

Kidderminster* 

Kidsgrove 

Kingsbolm St. Catherine 

King's Lynn*. . , 

KmgBtoD-upon-HoU* 

Kingston-npon'Thames 

Kington 

Kirkburton 

Kirkby Lonsdale 

Kirkham 

Kirkheaton 

KirldingtoiHnim-Updand 

Knaresborongh 



GOUSTY. 



Hertt 



Northumberland 
Lcmauter. 
Chester . 
Leicester A Warwick 
rork, N, E. 
Lancaster, 
York, W, R, 
Herts . . 
Lincoln . 
ChesttT . 
Tork, W. A 
Cumberiand 
Denbigh . 

Anglesey • 

mm . . 

Devon . • 
rorfc, W. R, 
Chester . 
York, W. R, 
Gloucester 
Lincoln . 
York, S. R, 
AMdlesea, 
JHddlaex. 
Sussez, . 
Durham . 
Middlesex. 

Sussem. . 
Stissex, , 
Sussex, . 
Totk, B. R. 
Nortkumberlaand 
Tork^ W. R. 
Notts . . 

York, W, R» 

York, S. R, 

Berks . . 

Hunts, . 

Lancasier, 
Chester ^ 

Kent « • 



York, W, R, 
Devon . • 
Derby , . 
York, W. R, 
Somerset , 
Lamcaster, 
Suffolk . 

Dmham . 

Lancaster, 

York, W, R. 

Westmorland 

Glamorgan 

Warwick . 

Cumberland 

Northampton 

Worcester, 

Stafford . 
Gloucester 

Norfolk . 

York,B,R. 

Surrof . 
Sereford . 
York, W. R. 
Westmorland 
Lancaster, 
York, W. R. 
York, N. R. 
York, W. R. 



\ 



{ 
{ 

• 

{ 

« 

I 



LI10T8. 



M.B. 

p D 

Pftvg. ALigbtJ). 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
Town 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.fid. 

KB. 

P.B. 
L.Bd. 

P.B. 
L.Bd. 
M3. & ImptD. 
L.fid. 
L.fid. 
L3d. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 

P3. 
L.Bd. 
Town 

Impt.D. 
ImptD. 
lmpt.0. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
M.B. Jc Impt.D. 

P B 
H.B. 1^ L.Bd. 

P.B. 
LightD. 

M.B. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. 

P.B. 
Payg.D. 

L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
Town 
L.Bd. 
M.B., P3., & L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 



UBA. 




994 


L.Bd. 




3,091 


M.B..P.B..JcL3d. 




2,690 


P.B. 




83 


Town 




660 


LBd. 




688 


Town 




1»206 


M.B. Jc L.Bd. 

p.a 


\ 


3,364 


L.Bd. 




. * 


LBd. 




160 


M3. k PaTg.D. 
P.R 


1 


3,637 


M3, Jc TiBd. 
P.R 




19,616 


M.B^L3d. 




1,764 


Impt.D. 




437 


L.Bd. 




748 


L.Bd. 




338 


L.Bd. 




616 


L.Bd. 




617 


L.Bd. 




63 


P.B. k ImptD. 




1,318 



1861. 



Inhabited 
Honses. 



( 



} 



1,227 

• . 

740 
3,630 

336 
1,376 

647 
1,630 

1,233 
1,012 
461 
141 
743 
219 
1,266 

1)220 

• • 

714 
987 

• . 
711 
248 

1,067 
246 



1,267 

892 

1,304 



1,256 



} 



2,616 
589 

2,843 
558 



• * 



787 

1,749 

185 

468 

1,533 

8,272 



Persons. 



6,769 

5i270 
12,824 
2,086 
6,344 
2,671 
8,477 

6,330 
4,956 
2,156 
807 
3,867 
1,008 
6,193 

6i335 

3)301 
4,626 

3)246 
1,746 
4,846 
1,063 



6,747 
4,741 
6,760 



9,624 



539 


2,376 


179 


1,313 


136 


689 


611 


2,836 


12,483 


60,944 


6,955 


34,877 


19,516 


97,661 


382 


2,031 


741 


3,816 


1,285 


6,264 



13,722 
3,001 

21,367 
2,871 



3.851 
8,374 
1,043 
2,194 
8.266 
37,960 



6,003 

15,006 

12,029 

442 

3,013 

2,610 

6,846 

15,399 

*995 
16,170 

97,661 

9,790 
2,178 
3,664 
1,727 
3,380 
3.011 
311 
5,403 



1871. 



Inhabited 
Houses. 



{ 



1 



{ 



{ 

{ 
{ 



1,356 

1,512 

1,257 

840 

4,461 

483 

1,516 

676 

2,043 

453 

1,596 

1,110 

489 

136 

816 

210 

1,604 

1,328 

1,822 

823 

677 

1,038 

338 

813 

475 

1,092 

378 

1,970 

1,116 

1,517 

985 

1,958 

606 

356 

622 

517 

63 

136 

88«l 

14,738 

15,598 

25,119 

25,441 

449 

843 

1,408 

1,153 

2,965 

655 

3,571 

635 

1,358 
964 

1,949 
397 
479 

2,258 

9,3U6 

3,445 



1,144 


5 


3,893 


19 


2,727 


13 


117 




782 


3 


623 


2 


1,448 


7 


4,048 


19 


4,292 


20 


744 


4 


187 




3,773 


16 


3,945 


17 


25,119 


121 


25.441 


123 


2,671 


15 


450 


2 


734 


3 


353 


1 


681 


3 


571 


3 


66 




1,271 


5 



Persons. 



7 
7 
6 
5 

31 
3 
6 
2 

10 

- 2 

7 

5 

2 

4 

1 
7 
5 
7 
3 
3 
4 
1 
3 
2 
4 
1 
11 
7 
7 
5 
9 

4 
2 
4 
2 
1 

4 

70 

74 

121 

123 

2 

4. 

6 

5 

14 

3 

24 

3 

6 
4 

9 

2 

2 

11 

42 

18 



169 
894 
796 
331 
248 
172 
902 
599 
627 
130 
630 
332 
280 
724 
087 
056 
191 
916 
961 
540 
464 
906 
720 
977 
985 
865 
685 
746 
611 
831 
276 
294 

278 
977 
022 
315 
112 
706 
267 
253 
358 
892 
408 
309 
243 
606 
342 
223 
383 
078 
289 

263 
721 
662 
511 
431 
989 
947 

179 



,830 

,776 
,446 

691 
,335 
,777 
,184 
,473 
,814 
,162 

977 
,562 
,266 
,892 
,408 
,263 
,126 
,442 
,766 
,593 
,646 

292 
5,215 



XailBpO- i.-m 



SUMMARY tables: BOROUGHS, TOWNS, AND SANITARY DISTRICTS. 



4f) 



Table IX. — continued. 



DiflTUCT, or Town. 



Udon 



CJOUKTT. 



Alton . . . 
(dvern. Great 

ancbecter 



ansfleld .... 
ansfield-Woodbouae 
Nrch 

.argate . . . . 

larket Drayton . . 

larket Harburough . 

larkei Rasen . . . 

larlborough . . . 



£nex . . 

WHU . . 

York, If. R. <ft 
Wcrctster. 

Lanccuter 

yottt . . 
IfoUt . . 
Cambridge 
Kent 

SaUip . . 
Leicetter . 
Lincoln . 



•larlow, Great 

vfarsilen In-Almnndbnry . • 
tfaraden-in-Hnddersfleld . . 

tfarylebone 

tfarvport 

tfaaham 

Matlock 

Matlock Bdih and Scarthln Nick 

Melbourne 

Melconibe Regis and Weymouth 

Melksbam 

Meltbam 

Melton Mowbray 

Mertbyr Tydfil* 



Metmpolla .... 
Mexboroiigh . . . 

Hlddleaboronc^ . . 

Hiddleton-in-Stranton 
Mlddleton and Tonge 
Middlewicb . . . 
Midgley . . . . 
Midburft . . . . 
Midaomer Norton 
Milebom .... 



B 



{ 
{ 



'{ 



LsMtn. 



{ 



Milfordf . . 

Mm. Upper . 
Milnrow . . 
Miltun . . . 
Milverton . . 
Mist ley . . 
Mitton, Lower 

Mold*t . . 

Molton, South . 
Monk Bretton 



Monmouth f 

Monmouth District of Borougba * 

Mont(romeryt ..... 
Montgomery District of Boroughs 
Morley 



WiU$ . . 

Bucktd Berkt 
Tcrk, W. R. 
Fork, W. R, 
JHddle$e». 
Cumberland 
Ym% N. R 
Derby , . 
Derby , . 
Derbff . , 
Dorset , . 
WUtt . 
York, W. R. 
LeiceMter . 

OJamorgan d Brecon < \ 

Middletex^ ffttrrey, dt Kent 
York, W. R. 

York, N. R. 

Durham . 
LaneaOer. 
Chester . 
York, W. R. 
Suuex. . 
Somerset , 
Iforfolk . 

Pembroke. 

York, W. R. 
Lancaster 
Kent . . 
Warwick . 
Bssem . . 
Worcester. 

Ftfnt . . 

Devon . . 
York, W. R. 

Monmouth 

Monmouth 
Montgomery 
Montgomery 
York, W. R 



{ 



Morpeth* 



MoMley . . 

Moss Side . . 
Moulsey, East 
Mountain Ash 
Much Woolton 



{ 



Iforihumberland 

Lancaster, Chester, A 
York, W. R.. 
lAxmeaster 
Surrey . . 
Glamorgan . 
Lancaster 



\ 



Nantwicb . , . • 
Marberthf . . . 

Neath*t .... 

Nelwm .... 
Ketton k Parkgate . 
Metber SoothiU . . 
Nethertbong . . . 
Nevinf .... 
JNewark .... 
Newbiggin . . . 
Newbury , » . . 
Newcastte-under-Lyme 
Newca»il«-npon-Tyne 
New Maiden . . . 



Chester 
Pembroke. 



Glamorgan . 

LancOHer 
Chester . . 
York, W. R. . 
York, W. R. . 
Carnarvon 
yotta . . . 
ffotthumberland 
Berks . . . 
Stafford . . 
NortkumtfOrland 
Surrey , . 



{ 



M.B. 

P.B. 

P.B. 

ImptD. 

P.B. A L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M3. 

P.B. 

LRd. 

LBd. 

LBd. 
M.B. & L Bd. 

Town 

Town 

Town 
M.B. A UBd. 

P.B. 

P.B. 

LBd. 

LBd. 

p.a 

ImptD. 

LBd. 

LBd. 

LBd. 

Town 

M.B., P.B>( s LBd. 

ImptD. 

LBd. 

LBd. 

P.B. 

LBd. 
Board of Works D. 

LBd. 
M.B. & LBd. 

PA 

LBd. 

LBd. 

LBd. 

LBd. 

P.B. 

LBd. 

LBd. 

p.a 

• L3d. 

L.Bd. 

LBd. 

Pavg.D. 

LBd. 

LBd. 

LBd. 

P.B. 

LBd. 

M.B. & LBd. 

LBd. 
M.a k p.a 
Impt.D. 
PB. 
P.B. 
P.B. 
LBd. 
M.B. 
P.B. 
LBd. 

LBd. 

I^Bd. 
LBd. 
LBd. 
LBd, 



LBd. 

P.R 

MB. 

P.B. 

LBd. 

L.Bd. 

LBd. 

LBd. 

P.B. 

M.R,PB..ALBd. 

LBd. 

M.B. A Ij3d. 

M.B., PA. A i.JW 

M.B.AP.B. 

L.Bd. 



1861. 



Inhabited 
Houses. 



Persons. 



1,014 
1,329 
1,406 

l!694 

709 

61,487 

65,375 

3,248 
492 

1,231 

1,827 
803 
476 
554 
644 
821 

1,284 

428 

138 

47.896 

1>353 
578 



1,864 

577 

796 

890 

16,114 

9,855 

360,065 

525 

3,117 



3,043 
717 

li282 
758 
117 
606 



507 
281 
342 
630 
797 

867 

407 

1,177 

6,' 154 
259 

4,077 

1,427 
654 

2,312 
8S2 



} 



287 
643 



1,310 
278 

1,354 



223 

471 

2,558 

184 

1,842 

2,650 

13,979 



4,785 
6,261 
6,881 

8[672 

4,484 

33»,722 

357.979 

10.225 

2,263 

6,455 

8.874 

3,661 

2,302 

2,6e3 

3,684 

4,893 

6,496 

2,027 

662 

436,252 

6,037 

2,438 

• • 

2ii94 

11,383 

2,452 

4.046 

4.047 

83.875 

49.794 

2,808,862 

2,462 

18,992 



14,482 
3,146 

8!406 

3,836 

646 

3,007 

• • 

• • 

3,' 731 
1,366 
1,639 
2,958 
3,736 

3i830 
1,918 
6,783 

30 ] 577 
1,276 

18,036 
6,840 
4,296 

18,794 
6,466 



1,568 
3)296 



6.225 
1,209 

6,810 



1.097 

1,818 

11,515 

948 

6,161 

13,i34 

109,108 



1871. 



Inhabited 
Houses. 



1,161 

1,488 

1,439 
675 

1,702 

853 

67,204 

73,010 

2,469 
519 

1,318 

2,179 
872 
605 
618 
636 
834 

1,355 

443 

134 

63,290 

1,502 
524 
746 
803 
578 

2,198 
679 
886 

1,015 

18,474 

10,221 

419,642 

886 

6,842 

8,041 
174 

3,164 
696 
661 

1,347 
809 
117 
576 
649 
363 

1,163 
688 
362 
362 
664 
998 
889 
856 
453 

1,199 
917 

6,310 
266 

4,200 

2,036 
683 

6,556 
864 

3,171 

923 

475 

1,349 

882 



1,328 

280 

1,831 

1,991 

1,129 

583 

1,026 

2-i8 

500 

3,711 

220 

1,448 

3.180 

18.460 

386 



Perscms. 



6.586 
7,151 
6,879 
3,123 
8,168 
5,693 
351.189 
379,374 

11.824 
2.474 
6.854 

11.996 
4,039 
2.362 
3.815 
3,660 
5.034 
6,627 
3,119 
692 
477,632 
7,443 
2,209 
8,834 
1,386 
3,503 

18,26» 
2,464 
4,229 
6,011 

97,080 

61. 949 
3,266,987 
4,816 

39,663 

46,821 
1,049 

14,587 
3,086 
3,065 
6,753 
4,010 
633 
3.K36 
3,252 
1,235 
6,505 
3,463 
1,813 
1,635 
3,081 
4,634 
3,978 
8.978 
3,090 
6,879 
4,574 

38,771 
1,286 

18,677 
9,607 
4,617 

30.239 
6,914 

10,678 

6,311 
2.409 
7,467 
4,643 



6.673 
1,266 
9,319 

10,060 
6.580 
2.838 
4,927 
1,092 
1,791 

12,195 
1,137 
6,603 

15, MS 

138,448 

1,6«3 



48 



SUMMARY TABLBS: BOROUQHB, TOWNS, AND SANITABY DI8TBI0T8. 

Table IX. — continued. 



ClTT, BOBOUGH, 

D18TEICT, or Town. 



Knighton f 
Knucklasf 
Knutflford . 



Lambeth . 
Lampeter f 
Lancaster . 



LanncMtoQ 



Leadgate . . . 
Leamtnglon Priora 
Ledbury . . . 
Leeds .... 
Leek .... 
x^es. .... 
Leicester . . . 
Leighton Buzzard. 
Lenton .... 



Leominster 
licvensbnlme 
Lewes* . 
Leylaod . 
Lichfield . 



Llllington . . 

Lincoln. . . 

Lindfleld . . 

Linthwaite. . 

Liskeard . . 

Litchurch . . 
IJtberland . . 
LitUeborougb . 
Utile Gonerby 
Littlehampton. 
LitUe Woolton 
Liverpool , , 
Llandilo . . 
Llandovery 
Llandudno 



Llanelly*t . . 

Llanryllin f . . 

Llangiifbi f . . 

Llangollen . . . 

Llanidloes f . . 

Llantrisaintf . . 
Llanvrecliva, np|)ec 

London (City) . . 

Long Sutton . . 

Lonaton . . . 

Longtown . . . 

Longwood . . . 

Loughborough. . 

Jjougborf . . . 
Louth .... 

Lower Bebington . 

Lower Brixham . 

Lower Mitton . . 
Lower Sedgley 

Lowestoft . . . 

Luddenden Foot . 

Ludgvan . . . 

Ludlow. . . . 

Luton .... 

Lutterworth . . 

Lyme Regis . . 



OODKTY. 



Radnor . 
Radnor . 
Che$Ur . 

Surrey 

Cardigan, 

Lancatter 

Cortnoall . 

Diarham . 
Wartviek . 
Hertford . 
York, W. R, 
Stafford . 
lAincatter, 
Leicetter , 
Bedford .' 
NoUingham 

Hertford . 

Lancatter, 

Sussex, , 

Lancaster. 

Stafford , 

Warwick , 
Lincoln , 
Sussrx . , 
York, W. R. 

CormoaU , 

Derby . , 

Lancaster, 

Ixmcaster. 

Lincoln , 

Sussex, . 

Lancaster, 

Lancaster, 

Carmarthen 

Carmarthen 

Carnarvon 

Coarmarthen 

Montgomery 
Anglesey . 
Denbigh . 
Montgomery 
Glamorgan 
Monmouth 
Middlesex, 
Lincoln . 
Stafford . 
Cumberland 
York, W.R. 
Leicester , 
Glanwrgan 
Lincoln , 
Chester , 
Devon , . 
Worcester. 
Stafford . 
Suffolk . 
York, W. R. 
CornwaU , 

Salop . . 

Bedjford , 
Leicester , 

Dorset, . 



Lymington Hants, . 

Lymm I Chester , 

Lynton , ' Devon, . 

Ljtham Lanca^r. 

Hacclesfleld* Chester . 



Machynlleth f. 
Madron. . . 
Maidenhead . 



Maidstone . 
Maiden, New 



Montgomery 
Cornwall. 
Berks , . 

Kent . . 

Surrey 






Lmm. 



{ 
{ 
{ 



{ 



{ 



{ 

I 

{ 
{ 



P.B. k L.Bd. 

P3. 

Town 

P3. 

P.a & L.Bd. 

M3. JcLJUL 

M.B. 

PR 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L3d. 

Town 

M.B,P.B..ft]mptD. 

Impt.O. 

L.Bd. 

M.B.,P.B.,&L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Ba. 

M.B. & P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

P.B, 

ImptD. 

LBd. 

M J). Jc P a 

Jmpt.D. 

L.Bd. 

M3.,P.B..&L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.a 

P.B. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
LBd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
M3.,P.a,&L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 

M.B. 
ImptJ). 

P.B. 
L.Bd. 

P.a 

V3. 
L.Bd. 

M3. & P.a 
P.a 

L.Bd. 
M.B. k P.a 

L.Bd. 
MB. k L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

P.B. 
M.B. k ImptD. 

LBd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
ImptD. 

LBd, 

L.Bd. 
M.a k L.Bd. 

P.a 

L.Bd. 
Town 

M.a 

Impt.D. 

M.a 
p.a 

L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
Town 

M.B. k L.Bd. 
P.B. 

P.a 

L.Bd. 

M.B. k L.Bd. 

^.a&LJBd. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 



1861. 


1871. 


Inhabited 
Houses. 


Persons. 


Inhabited 
Houses. 


Persoofl. 


293 


1,655 


354 


1,743 


66 


377 


41 


167 


e33 


3,485 


657 


3.597 


44,529 


294.883 


64,981 


379,048 


233 


989 


260 


1.225 


2,681 


14.487 


3,081 


17,24S 


542 


2,790 


546 


2.935 


1,020 


5,140 


1,064 


5,468 


• • 


• • 


658 


3,458 


• • 


• • 


721 


3,677 


3,160 


17,402 


3,963 


20,910 


598 


3,263 


638 


2,967 


44.651 


207,165 


65,827 


259,212 


2,219 


10,045 


2,386 


1 11,331 


• • 


• • 


620 


2,919 


14,596 


68.056 


19.800 


95,220 


833 


4,330 


1.004 


4.696 


1,1H8 


5.828 


1.329 


6,315 


1,157 


6,658 


1,252 


5,863 


949 


4,630 


1,016- 


4,749 


421 


2,095 


544 


2,742 


1,820 


9»716 


1,991 


10,753 


• • 


• • 


1,115 


6.010 


748 


3,755 


790 


3,839 


1,456 


6,893 


1,653 


7,347 


• • 


• • 


1,499 


7,096 


87 


480 


126 


699 


4,315 


20,999 


6,523 


26,766 


• • 


• • 


164 


902 


850 


4.300 


1,058 


5,01T 


781 


4,689 


849 


4,700 


1,146 


6,585 


1,214 


6,576 


1,350 


6,560 


2,242 


11,093 


• • 


• • 


398 


2,214 


• • 


• ■ 


1.688 


7,934 


■ • 


• ■ 


567 


2,561 


487 


2,350 


625 


3,272 


191 


1,062 


201 


1,128 


65,781 


443,938 


78,403 


493,405 


• • 


• • 


330 


1,470 


380 


1,855 


406 


1,861 


• • 


• • 


651 


2,762 


2,195 


11,446 


2,983 


15,281 


■ • 


• • 


2,920 


14,973 


261 


1,068 


266 


1,132 


321 


1,317 


331 


1,222 


* . 


• • 


699 


2,798; 


732 


3,127 


737 


3.428 


311 


1,493 


447 


2,039 


296 


1,621 


438 


2,552 


13,298 


112,063 


9.305 


74,897 


• « 


• • 


6;i6 


2,727 


3,277 


16,690 


3,723 


19,748 


476 


2,717 


434 


1,946 


684 


3,402 


82t 


4,055 


2,466 


10,955 


2,624 


11,588 


198 


876 


261 


1,220 


2,400 


10,560 


2,493 


10,500 


465 


2,485 


615 


3,768 


928 


4.390 


1,018 


4,941 


630 


2,958 


664 


3,081 


• • 


• • 


4,543 


22,900 


2,290 


10,663 


2,907 


15,24« 


• • 


• • 


601 


2,968 


673 


3,480 


614 


2,960 


1,076 


6,178 


1,081 


6,087 


1,253 


6,033 


1,312 


6,203 


2,724 


15,329 


3,345 


17,317 


613 


2,289 


446 


2,080 


482 


2,318 


609 


2,333 


532 


2,537 


556 


2,603 


483 


2,621 


474 


2,474 


1,025 


6,179 


1,113 


5,356 


802 


4,098 


891 


4,295 


735 


3,769 


881 


4,541 


231 


1,043 


240 


1,170 


446 


2,556 


670 


3,257 


!} 8,342 


36,101 


f 8,418 
X 8,442 


35,450 
35,570 


388 


1,645 


461 


2,042 


fl • 


• • 


539 


2,927 


734 


3,895 


1,168 


6,173 


4,111 


23,016 


4,685 


26,196 


4.119 


23,058 


4,694 


26,237 


• • 


. . 


285 


1,563 



SUMMARY tables: BOROUGHS, TOWNS, AND SANITARY DISTRICTS. 



4f) 



Table IX. — continued. 



CiTT. BoaoDGH, 
DiarmiCT, or Town. 



Haldon 



OOVNTT. 



Malmesbary • 

Malton . . . 
Malvern, Great 

Manchester 



Mansfield .... 
HansBeld-Woodhouse 

March 

Margate . . . . 
Market Drayton . . 
Market Harboroagh . 
Market Rasen . . . 

Marlborough . . . 



Marlow, Great 

Marsflen in-Almondbary . . 
Mansdenin-Hoddersfield . . 
Marylebone ...... 

Maryport 

Hasnam ....... 

Mailock 

Matlock Bath and Scarthin Nick 

Melbourne 

Melcombe Resls and Weymouth 

Mvlksham 

Meltbam 

Melton Mowbray 

Merthyr Tydfil* 



Metenpolis .... 
Mexboroiigh . . . 

Middiesborongh . . 

MIddleton-in-Stranton 
Mlddleton and Tonge 
Middlewich .. . . 
Midgley . . . . 
Midhurht . . . . 
Midsomer Norton 
Milehom .... 



WHU . . 

Fork, N. R. <ft E. 
Worcester, 

Lancaster 

IfoUs , , 

Ifotts , . 
Cambridge 
Xent , 

SaUip . . 

Leicester , 

Lincoln . 

WiUs . . 

BvdaA Berks 
York, W. R. 
Turk, W. R, 
Middlesex, 
Cumberland 
Toik, N. R 
Derby . . 
Derby , . 
Derby . . 
Dorset , , 
wais . 
Tovk, W. R, 
Leicester , 



R, 



{ 



Lunn. 



1861. 



Inhabited 
Houses. 



Persons. 



{ 



{ 



Mllfordf 

Mill. Upper 

Mllnrow 

Milton 

Milverton .....•• 

Mistley 

Mitton, Lower 

Mold*t 

Molton, South 

Monk Bretton 

Monmouth t 

Monmouth District of Boroughs * 
Monticomeryt . . . . • 
Montgomery District of Boroughs 
Morl^ 



OlasHorffon d Brecon 

Middlesex, Surrey, d h'eni 
Fork, W.R., , , . I 

rork^N.R, . , . V 

Durham 

Lancaster 

Chester 

Fork, W.R 

aussea 

Somerset 

NoifoOe 

Pembroke, . , 

Tork, W. R. , . 
Lancaster . . 
Kent .... 
Warwick . . . 
Esseai .... 
Worcester, , , 



{ 



Morpeth* 



Moasley . . 

MoesSide . . 
Moulsey, East 
Mountain Ash 
Much Woolton 



{ 



Nantwich . . . • 
Marberthf . . . 

Neath*t .... 

Nelson .... 
Neston k Parkgate . 
Nether SoothilT . . 
Netljerthcfig . . . 

Nevint .... 
Newark .... 
Newbiggin . . . 
Newbury .... 
Newcastle-uDder-Lyme 
NewcaaUe-upon-Tyne 
N0W Maiden . . . 



FUnt 

Devon 

Tork, W. R. , , , 

Monmouth . . . 

Monmouth . . . 
Montffomety . . . 
Montgomery ... 
Torkr W. R . , . 

yorihumberJand 

Lancaster, Chester, A 
York, W. R.. 
fxincaster 
Stmrey , , 
Glamorgan , 
Lancaster 



{ 



{ 



! 



Chester , , 
Pembroke. , 

Olamorgan . 

Lancaster 
Chester , . 
Tork, W. R. . 
Tork^ W. R. . 
Carnarvon , 
A'oUs , . . 
Noitkumberland 
Berks , . . 
Stafford . . 
Norlkuml^land 
Surrey . . 



{ 



M.B. 

P.B. 

P.B. 

Impt.D. 

P.B. k L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M3. 

P.B. 

L.Rd. 

L.Bd. 

LBd. 
M.B. & L. Bd. 

Town 

Town 

Town 
MB. h UBd. 

P.B. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

P.B. 
ImptD. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

UJB., P.B., & L.Bd. 

ImptD. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

P.R 

L.Bd. 
Board of Works D. 

L.Bd. 
M.B. & LSd. 

P.B. 

IxBd. 

L.Bd. 

L3d. 

L.Bd. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L3d. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L3d. 

L.Bd. 
Pavg.D. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

P3. 

L.Bd. 
M.B. Ml IxBd. 

L.Bd. 
M.B. h P.B. 
Impr.D. 

PB. 

P.B. 

P.R 

L.Bd. 

M.a 

P.B. 
L.Bd. 

IxBd. 

I^Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd, 



UBd. 
P.B. 

M.a 
p.a 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

PR 
M.B..PB..tL3d. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. ft L.Bd. 

M.B., P.R, k 1^3d. 

M.B. ft P.B. 

UBd. 



1,0U 


4,785 


1,329 


6,261 


1,406 


6,881 


licM 


8,072 


709 


4,484 


61,487 


338,722 


65,375 


357,979 


2,348 


10,235 


492 


2,263 


1,231 


5,455 


1,827 


8,874 


803 


3,661 


476 


2,302 


554 


2,5r3 


644 


3,684 


821 


4.893 


1,284 


6,496 


428 


2,027 


138 


662 


47,896 


436,252 


1,353 


6,037 


578 

• • 


2,438 

• • 


628 


2! 194 


1,864 


11,383 


577 


2,452 


795 


4,046 


890 


4,047 


16,114 


83,875 


9,855 


49,794 


360,065 


2,808,862 


525 


2,462 


3,117 

• • 


18,992 

• • 


3^043 


14^482 


717 


3,146 


1*283 


6,405 


758 


3,836 


117 


546 


606 


3,007 


. « 
507 


2,*73l 


281 


1,366 


342 


1,539 


630 


2,958 


797 


3,735 


867 


3,830 


407 


1,918 


1,177 


5,783 


6,'l54 


30.577 


259 


1,276 


4,077 


18,036 


1,427 


6,840 


654 


4,296 


2,312 


13.794 


822 


6,466 



} 



287 
643 



1,310 
278 

1,354 



233 

471 

2,558 

184 

1,342 

3,650 

18,979 



1,568 
3)296 



6,225 
1,209 

6,810 



1.097 

1,818 

11,516 

948 

6.161 

12.934 

109,108 



1871. 



Inhabited 
Houses. 



1,151 

1^488 

1,439 
675 

1,702 

853 

67,204 

73,010 

2,469 
519 

1,318 

2,179 
872 
506 
618 
636 
834 

1,355 

443 

134 

62,290 

1,502 
524 
746 
303 
578 

2,198 
679 
888 

1,015 

18,474 

10,231 

419,643 

886 

6,842 

8,041 
174 

8,164 
696 
661 

1,347 
809 
117 
676 
649 
263 

1,163 
688 
362 
362 
664 
998 
889 
856 
453 

1,199 
917 

6,310 
266 

4.200 

2,036 
683 

6,556 
864 

2,171 

923 

475 

1,349 

882 



Persons. 



{ 



5,586 
7,161 
6,879 
3,123 
8,168 
5.693 
351,189 
379,374 

11,824 
2,474 
6,854 

11,995 
4,039 
2,362 
2,815 
3,660 
5,034 
6,627 
2,119 
692 
477,532 
7,443 
3,209 
3,834 
1,386 
2,502 

13,359 
2,464 
4,229 
6,011 

97,020 

51,949 
3,266,987 
4,316 

39,663 

46,621 
1,049 

14,587 
8,085 
3,065 
6,758 
4,010 
633 
2,836 
3,252 
1,235 
5,506 
3,463 
1,813 
1,535 
3,081 
4,534 
3,978 
8.978 
2,090 
6.879 
4,574 

88,771 
1,285 

18.677 
9,607 
4.517 

30.239 
5,914 

10,578 

5,811 
2,409 
7,457 
4,643 



1,328 


6,673 


280 


1.266 


1,831 


9,319 


1.991 


10,060 


1,129 


5,580 


583 


2,838 


1,026 


4.927 


2-i8 


1,092 


500 


1,791 


2,711 


12,196 


220 


1.13T 


1,448 


6,602 


3,180 


15,948 


16.460 


188.443 


386 


1,603 



50 



SUMMARY tables: BOBOUaHS, TOWNS, AND SANTTABY DI8TBI0TS. 



Table IX. — contintted. 



Cm; BoiouoB, 
Dnnuor, or Town. 



186L 



COUXTT. 



Louis. 



InlMbited 
HooMt. 



Newnutrket Cambrid(fe A S^Uk 

Htwnbam ' OUmee$ter 



Nfwport* \ ffaHt$(I.qfW.) 



Newport*t M&nmouth 

Newport I Salop . 

Newport Pagnell ; Budet . 



New Qaay 

Newqnay 

New Radnor f 

New RMlnor Dlitrict of Boroogbe 

New Sborebam i SuiM9 



Cardigan 
ComwaU 
Radnor 
Radnor 



NewSeaford 

New Swindon 

NewWiukor* . . . . 

Newton Heath . . . . 
Newttn In Makerfleld . . 

Newtown t 

Newtown h LUnllwchaiam 
NcMmanby 

Northallerton .... 

Nortiiam 



{ 



I 



Northampton* 

North Blerley . 
North Darley . . 
Northowram . . 
North Walaham . 
Northwich . . 
Norton, Chipping 
Norton. Micboiner 
Norwich . . . 
Nottingham . . 
Nuneaton . . . 



Oakham . 
Oakworth . 
Okchampton 
Oktbnry . 

Oldham* . 



Oln^ 

Openitiaw .... 
Onnesby .... 
Onnakirk .... 
Oaaet with Gawthorpe 
Oawaldtwlsle . . . 
OsweatiT .... 

Ottey 

OtteiyStMaiy . . 

Oondle 

Ovenden .... 
Over Darwen . . . 
Orertonf .... 
Oscenhope .... 



Oxford* 



OxtOQ 



Fidiham . . . 
Fidatow • . . , 
Paignton . . . 
FkQieagoe or Panteg 

Pembroke*t. . . 



Pembroke DIatrlot of Boronc^ * 

Peniattffke . 

Pnmington ...... 

Penrith 

Penryn 

Penryn A Falmouth * . . . 
PenHam ....... 

Penxance 

Pershore 



Peterboroogh * 

Petersfleld . . 
Petherton. Sooth 
Petworth . . 
PhiUack . . 
Ptoktriog . . 



{ 



Lincoln 

wau . 

Berkt . 

Berkt d Bucks 

Lancaiter 

Lamea$ter 

Mcmtgomert/ 

Montgomern 

Tark^ N. R. 

Tork, N. R. 

DavoH . 

NcTuunnpton 

York, W. R, 
Dtrbjf . 
York, W. R. 
Jiotfofk . 
CkaUr . 
Ottford . 
Samfr$et . 

NotU . . 
Witnoick . 

RuiUmd . 
Tcrk, W. R, 
Devon • 
Worcetter, 

Lancaiter. 

Bueki , . 
Lancaster, 
Tork, N. R, 
Lancaster 
Tork, W. R, 
Lancaster, 
Sakp , . 
Tork, W. R. 
Devon . . 
Northampton 
Tork, W. R. 
Lancaster 
FUnt , . 
Tork, W. R, 

Oaf ord dt Berks 

Chester , . 



Lancatter 
CommnU , 
Devon . 
Jfonmoutk 

Pembi-oke, 

Pembroke, 
Tork, W. R. 
Lancaster 
C%nnbetland 
OomuaU, 
ComuaU . 
Denlyigh . 
Cornwall, 
W&rcftter, 
Jfortkainpton 
Sorthampton 
Hants, . 
Somer$et . 
Sussem. . 
ComuaU. 
Tork, N. R. 



\ 
{ 



{ 






{ 



I 



{ 



Bunts 



LBd. 
LBd. 

M.a 

P.B. 

LBd. 

M3 fcLBd. 

P3. 

Town 

LigbtD. 

LBd. 

L.Bd. 

P.B. 

P.R 

P.R 
L3d. 
LBd. 
LBd. 
M3.ALBd. 

P.B. 
LBd. 
LBd. 

P.R 
LBd. 
LBd. 

P.R 

L3d. 

LBd. 

MB. A ImptD. 

p.a 

LBd. 

L.Bd. 

LBd. 

Town 

LBd. 

M.B. 

LBd. 
M.a, P.B.. A LBd. 
M.B., P.R, A L.Bd. 

LBd. 

Town 

LBd. 

LBd. 

LBd. 
M.R A LBd. 

P.R 
Light. D. 

LBd. 

LBd. 

L.Bd. 

LBd. 

LBd. 
MJB. A LBd. 

L.Bd. 

LBd. 
IraptD. 

LBd. 

LBd. 

P.B. 

LBd. 

M.R 

P.B. 

LBd. 

LBd. 

Town 

LBd. 

LBd. 

M.R 

P.B. 

P.R 

LBd. 

LBd. 

LBd. 

MR 

P.R 

LBd. 

M.R A LBd. 

Town 

P.R 

ImpLD, 

P.R 

Tomn 

Llgfat.D. 

tBd. 
B4. 



} 



} 



} 



no 
asi 



I 3,666 

690 
640 



466 

1,423 

5.930 

613 

703 

716 

1,677 



1,048 
1,891 

• • 

397 
1,068 

• • 

798 

8.160 

2,663 
314 

679 
229 

633 

758 

17»112 

16,441 

1,847 

634 



2,907 

13,810 

18,335 

540 

1,688 

1.193 
1,682 
1,396 
1,125 
1,007 
925 
488 

2i92S 
296 






234 



452 
1,140 

• e 

613 
556 

2,140 

3,434 
186 

1,000 

1.721 
700 

2.238 

1,941 

615 

2,401 

ijiss 

423 
443 

« • 

728 



Peraooa. 



4,C69 
.326 



1 
7 

• 

33 

3 

3 



2 
7 
32 
3 
3 
4 



6 
5 

• 

a 

4 
. 
8 

32 

12 
1 

• 

8 

1 

3 

3 

74 

74 
7 



15 

72 

94 

2 

8 
. 
6 

7 
7 
5 

4 
4 
2 

16 
1 

• 

27 



3 

2 

15 
21 

6 

7 

3 

14 

• 

9 

2 

11 

• 

5 
2 



934 



249 

061 

676 



262 
106 
622 
351 
325 
167 

520 



909 
916 

204 
755 

687 

813 

500 
574 

896 

190 
137 
836 
891 
693 
666 

948 



615 
333 
344 

258 
623 

426 
950 
701 
414 
714 
340 
450 

492 
397 

560 

670 

675 

090 
828 

071 

773 
860 
015 
948 
547 
485 

414 
905 
735 

655 
031 
326 

399 



1871. 



Inhabited 
Honaea. 



Persona. 



{ 
{ 



{ 



{ 



{ 



{ 



867 


4, 


283 


1, 


1,625 


7, 


1,804 


8, 


1,422 


6. 


4,023 


27, 


4.795 


31. 


601 


3. 


769 


8, 


379 


1. 


252 


1. 


466 


2, 


1.505 


1, 


7,155 


87, 


626 


8, 


724 


8, 


1.191 


7, 


1.832 


11. 


2.912 


17. 


3.783 


18. 


1,493 


8. 


1.368 


5, 


1,197 


4. 


606 


3, 


1,084 


4. 


572 


2. 


924 


4. 


7.594 


41, 


8,381 


45, 


3,043 


14, 


337 


1, 


840 


3. 


679 


2, 


216 


I. 


764 


3, 


809 


4. 


18.321 


80. 


17.911 


86. 


1,763 


7, 


622 


2. 


1,284 


6. 


839 


1. 


3,184 


16. 


16,739 


82. 


33.185 


113. 


566 


2, 


2,285 


11. 


728 


4, 


1,188 


«. 


1.969 


». 


2.033 


10. 


1,483 


T, 


1,242 


6, 


904 


4, 


590 


2. 


1,688 


1. 


4,225 


21, 


292 


1, 


524 


2. 


6,139 


31, 


6,750 


34, 


6,349 


32, 


486 


2, 


1,409 


6, 


453 


1. 


728 


8, 


557 


2. 


2,513 


13, 


2,824 


16. 


4,197 


32. 


313 


1, 


1.088 


5, 


1,822 


8, 


781 


8. 


2,740 


16. 


65 




2,130 


10, 


609 


a. 


3,652 


n, 


2,366 


11. 


1,242 


6. 


444 


2. 


406 


2. 


895 


4, 


811 


3. 



534 
483 
956 
522 

947 
069 
247 
202 
655 
421 
121 
190 
026 
984 
678 
592 
688 
769 
281 
103 
344 
744 
874 
556 
961 
668 
330 
168 
080 
433 
557 
785 
842 
344 
6«1 
010 
386 
621 
399 

911 
683 
900 
410 
629 
100 
547 
108 
080 
127 
190 
283 
306 
855 
110 
839 
371 
278 
324 
328 
404 
482 
477 
610 

675 
991 
590 
761 
704 
450 
787 
549 
423 
317 
679 
819 
812 
414 
826 
434 
264 
104 
066 
214 
165 
689 



SUMICARY tables: BOROUaHS^ TOWNS, AND SANITARY DIBTRI0T8. 



51 



Table IX. — contintted. 



CRT. BOMVOH, 

Dunicr. or Tow*. 



PlymoDtb* 
PockllogtoD 
Ponteflrtot • 



Pontypool 

Pbole . 

PonUnd. IsUnd of . . . 

Portimouth 

Poulton. Bare, k Tonisholme 

Prenot 

PrestrigDef 

ProBton* •..«.. 

Preetwlch 

Pwllheli t 



Qoarry Bank 
QueenabuTy 
Qntckmere . 
Qaoindon . 



Radcliffe 

Radnor. Kewf 

Radnor, New, Diatrlct of Boronght 

Ramsbottom 

RaiDsej . . . , 

Ramagate . . . ' 

Raaen, Market 

Rastrlek 

Ravenstborpe 

Rawmarrti 

Reading 

Redcar 

Redditch 

Redmth 

Uelgaie 

Retford, East ....... 

Retford, West 

Rhaynderf 

Rhaddlan^t 

Rhyl 

Richmond 

Ridimond* 

Rfpley 

RipoQ 

Riahworth 

Roath 

Rochdale* 



Rocfaeiter . . . . 
Rochester and Strood 
Romford . . . . 

Roms^ . . . . 

Ross 



Rotherbam . . 

Rowley Regis . . 
Roxby-cum>R{i»by 
Royton . . . 
Rngbf .... 
Rogeley . . . 
Roncom . . . 
Runholme . . . 
Rnsklngton ' . . 
Rntblnf . . . 
Ryde .... 



Bjt . . . 
Ryton . . 

Saflfrao-Waklen 

StAlbuis. . 

St Asaph t 
St Attstell . 
St OolmnD 
StHeleoa 

St lyet . . 



Stives .... 
StLeonards . . . 
St Mary Charob . . 
StNtoto .... 
St Tbonat the Apo»tle 



OUUMTI. 



LnfiTC. 



1861. 



Inhabited 
Houses. 



I>9von 

VOfkf S> Rm m • . 

Y^hf W, J?. . . . 

MommoutK . . . 

Donet 

Dorset 

HanU 

Lawatter, . . . 
LomcatUr, . . . 
Jtadmcr A JETet^ord . 
LtinecuteT, ... 
Lanauter, . . . 
Oamarwn . . . 






Stafford . 
Fork, W. R. 
York, W, R. 



LamcatUr. 
Radnor . 

LanoaUer. 
Runti, . 
Kent . . 
Lincoln . 
7or*, W. R. 
Tork, W. /?. 
TorK W. R. 
Berkt . . 
rorfc, N. R. 
Worcester, 
Cornwall . 
Surrey . 

yotU . . 



yotu . . 

Radnor . 

/tini . . 

Flint . . 

Surrep . 

Tork, N. R. 

Derby , . 
Tork, W. R. 
Tot% W. R. 
Olamorgan 

LameoMler . 



{ 



{ 



Kent 
Kent 






ROMtt. . . . 

ffer^ord ... 

Torkf W. R. , . 

Stafford . . . 

Lincoln . , . 

Lancaster . . 

Warwick , . . 

Stafford . . . 

Cketter . . . 

LancaUtr. . . 

Limcolin . . . 

DmMf/k . . . 
HamU (/. <(f W.). 

8u$$ea, . . . 

Durhmm . . . 



\ 



{ 



\ 



lLB.AL.Bd. 

P.B. 
! Town 

! ILBwAlmptD. 
I P.R 

UBd. 
' M3. A p.a 

UBd. 
M3., PB.. h LwBd. 
I L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

P.B. 
H.B., P.B.. A L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
UM, A P.B. 

L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
Ii.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

P.B. 

- P.B. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B..P.B^ftLBd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

If .B. A L.Bd. 

M3wAL.Bd. 

p.a 

L.Bd. 
PB. 
P.B. 

Town 
M.a 
P.B. 
LBd. 
M.B«P.B.,ALBd. 
L.Bd. 
L.Bd. 
M.B.AL.Bd. 

P.B. 

M.a A P.a 

Plivg. h UghtD. 

L.Bd. 

M.a 

PavgJ). 

ImptlX 

M.a 

UBd. 

UBd. 

UBd. 

UBd. 

UBd. 

UBd, 

ImptD. 

UBd. 

UBd. 

M.B..PBL,JcUBd. 

M.a A UBd. 

M.a 

PB. 

UBd. 



} 



Hertt . . 

FUnt . , 
Cornwall. 
Ofmwatl. 
Laneasier, 

ComwaU . 

Hunts, . 



{ 



{ 



Devon , 
Bunts 
Devon , 



M.a A UBd. 

M3wA 

PftTg. A UghtD. 

p.a 

UBd. 

1/Bd. 
M.aAUBl 

M.a 

P.R 
ImptP. 
ImptD. 

UBd. 
P^Tg. A LightD. 

UBd. 



} 



e,cc4 

600 
1,122 
3,696 

880 

2,034 

1,115 

16,819 

433 
1,204 

378 
16,060 

973 

679 



Persons. 






378 

1,726 

466 

1,423 

653 

2,209 

564 

1,006 

"880 

4,869 

283 

1,080 

2,169 

1,683 

648 

10,362 

169 

214 

320 

ii246 

863 

1,046 

i,*382 
262 
526 
7,691 
7,705 
3,074 

'*890 
443 

• • 

736 
3,820 
3,971 
3,686 
73 
1,662 
1,417 

898 
2,092 

240 

767 
1,734 

787 
1,684 

488 

1,181 
1.508 

468 

777 

S,*146 

1,463 

2,116 

768 



642 

786 



62,599 

2,671 
5,346 

11,736 
4,661 
9,759 
8,468 

94,799 
2,236 
6,066 
1,743 

82,986 
6,288 
2,818 



1,622 

8,838 
2,262 
7,106 

2,354 

11,865 

2,563 

4,516 

4, '374 

26,045 

1,330 

5,291 

11,604 

9,975 

2,982 

47,330 

637 

1,030 

1,406 

7i423 
4,290 
6,134 

8il72 

1,244 

3,044 

38,114 

38.184 

16.862 

4,*361 
2,116 

3.715 

19,000 

19,777 

19,786 

848 

7,493 

7,818 

4,362 

10,434 

i,*oe9 

3,372 
9.268 
3,738 
8,262 
2,510 

6,474 

7,676 

2,663 
3,826 

]8i396 
7,627 

10,358 
3,321 



3,060 
4,633 



1871. 



Inhabited 
Houaea. 



{ 



7,289 
7,512 

583 
1,146 
2,704 

942 

2,127 

1,408 

19,088 

617 
1,197 

406 

16,508 

1,208 

706 

1.118 

1,351 

722 

390 

2,269 
466 
1,506 
882 
570 
2,698 
618 
1,243 
558 
1,341 
6,016 
403 
1,295 
2^1 
2,587 
688 
10,767 
179 
234 
304 
934 
2.566 
904 
1,103 
1,144 
1,516 
229 
1,212 
9,587 
13,660 
3,436 
3,443 
1,194 
436 
887 
736 
6,066 
5,306 
4,418 
72 
1,727 
1,527 
•85 
2,6t»9 
1,354 
247 
759 
2,136 
847 
1,763 
669 

1,224 

1,788 

431 

791 

278 

7,926 

1,666 

3,183 

724 

350 

844 

729 

934 

X 2 



PttWMBi. 



68,756 

70,091 
3,622 
6,350 

11,658 
4,834 

10,097 
9,907 
113,569 
8,006 
6,990 
1,916 

86,437 
6,830 
8,009 

6,833 
6,018 
8,358 
1,516 

11,446 
3,190 
7,026 
4,204 
2,378 
14,640 
2,816 
5,896 
2,910 
6,860 
33,324 
1,943 
6,136 
10,6t(6 
16,916 
3 194 
49,257 
691 
876 
1,233 
4,329 
16,118 
4,448 
6,358 
6,639 
6,8^ 
1,146 
7,991 
44,569 
63,486 
18,363 
18,388 
6,336 
3,056 
4,212 
8,586 
36.087 
35,893 
33,634 
874 
7 794 
,386 
8.876 
3,441 
7,436 
1,156 
8,398 
11,'.<60 
8,866 
8,390 
8,361 

6,718 

8,393 

1,906 
3,803 
1,113 
45,134 
6,966 
9,992 
3,391 
3,737 
4,473 
8,300 
6,166 



52 



8UMMABY tables: BOROUGHS, TOWNS, AND SANITARY DISTRICTS. 



Table IX.^-conttnued, 



CiTT. BOROOGR, 

OiSTEicr, or Toww. 



OotTKTT. 



Side 

Sftlford 

Stliilmry* 

ftimlW^i 

StiKlgnte 

SandowD 

Saodwkh 

SoKmmoixIeii 

Scarborough 

Scboles 

Seaton Carew ......... 

Sedgley, Lower 

Sadgley. Upper 

SeghiU 

Selby 

SerenoiJES 

Sbaflesborj < 

Shankltn 

Sheemen 

Sbeffleld 

Sbelf 

Shelley 

Sbepley 

Sbepton Mallet 

Sherborne 

Shields, South 

Shiffnal 

Shipley 

Shirley 

Sbordiaiii, New 

Short Heath 

Shrewsbury 

Sidmontb 

Silsden 

Sittlngboume 

Skelmaotborpe 

SkeltoQ In Cleveland 

Sklpton 

Slaithwaita 

SleafordfMew 

Slough 

SnutUthome 

Smethwick 

Snenton 

Soothiil. Nether 

Soothill, Upper 

Southampton 

South BIyth 

Southborough 

South Darley ....*.... 

Southend 

South Homsey 

South Molton 

Sonthowram 

South l^therton 

Southport 

South Shields 

South Stockton 

Southwark • 

Southwell 

Sonthwick 

Southwold 

Sowerby 

Sowerby Bridge 

Soyland -k . . 

6p«lding 

^>eenhamUnd 

l^nnymoor 

Stafford* 

Staines 

Staiybrldge 

Stamford* 

Staveley 

Stayley 

Stockport 

Stockton i 

Stockton, South • 



Chetter . . . 

LaneatUr. . , 

WiUi . . . . 

Chester . . . 

Kmt . . . . 
Hant$(LqfW'.) 

Kent . . . , 



{ 



1861. 



Lanm 



Fork, N. R. , . 
York, W.B.. . 
Durham . . . 
Stafford . . . 
Stafford . . . 
Nmtkumberkmd . 
rork, W, R, . . 
KaU .... 
Dortet, . . . 
Dortddt Wilti . 
SanU (/. 0/ W,) 
Kent .... 
York, W. R. , . 
Tork, W.R.. . 
Tork, W. R. . . 
Tork, W,R., . 
Somerset . . . 
Dorset. . . . 
D%trham . . . 
Salop .... 
Tork, W, R, , 
Hants, . . . 



{ 



SusseoB, . . . 

Stafford . . . 

Saiop . . . . 

Devon .... 
Tork, W.R., . 
Kent .... 
Tork, VT. R, . . 
Tork, N. R. , . 
Tork, W. R, , , 
Tork, W.R., . 
Lincoln . . . 
Bucks . . . . 
Stafford . . . 
Stafford . . . 
NatU .... 
Tork, W. R. , , 
Tork, W.R,, . 
H<utts , . . . 
Northumberland . 
Kent .... 
Derby .... 
Kssem .... 
Middlesem, . . 
Devon .... 
Tork, W.R. , . 
Somerset ... 
LasKoster, . . 
Durham ... 
Tork, If. R. . . 
Surrey . . « 
Notts .... 
Durham . . . 
Suffolk . . . 
Tork, W.R., . 
Tork, W. R. , . 
Tork, W.R., . 
Lincoln . . . 
Berks .... 
Durham . . . 



{ 



\ 



Stafford .... 

Middlesex. . . . 
Chester d Lancaster 



{ 



Linodln A Northampton < 

Derby 

Chester 

Chester A Lancaster 
Durham ..... 
Durham <§ Tork, N. R, . 
Tork, N. R» • • . . ' 



L.Bd. 

M B. A P.B. 

MB. k. UBd. 

P.R 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. k. L.Bd. 

P3. 

UBd. 

M.R,P.B.,AL.Bd. 

UBd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

LIghtD. 

M.a 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
M.B., P.B., k UBd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

LBd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 
M.B.,P.B.,JcL.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

P.R 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B.f P.B.« 8c 

ImptD. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
Impt.D. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

LJ9d. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

LBd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
M.BwyP.B«t s L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L3d. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
M3.JcL.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

M.R & UBd. 

M.R,P.R.JcUBd. 

UBd. 

PR 

Town 

L.Bd. 

M.R 

UBd. 

L.Bd. 

UBd. 
Impt.D. 
ImpuD. 

UBd. 

M.R 

P.R 
ImptD. 

Town 
M.B. h UBd. 

P.B. 
M.R k UBd. 

P3. 

Town 

UBd. 

M.R.P.R.&UBd. 

M.R k UBd. 

P.R 

UBd. 



Inhabited 
Hounea. 



} 



} 



} 



} 



697 
If, 128 

2,344 

1.082 



649 
2,672 

190 
3.940 



350 
1,196 

497 
1,928 

ii998 

38,052 

656 

3M3 

286 

1,036 

1.072 

4,443 

423 

1,357 

962 

6,930 

613 

4,446 

692 
635 
829 

221 
952 
575 
703 
627 

2I588 
2,298 



7,712 
616 

• a 

137 



867 

423 
1,439 
4,443 

96!669 
696 
626 

484 

1.060 

667 

1,885 



2,241 

1,922 

626 

4,864 

1,636 
416 

lli255 
2,485 



3 
102 

12 

4 



2 

13 

1 

18 



1 

5 

• 

2 

8 

12 
186 
8 
1 
1 
4 
6 

35 
2 
7 
4 

32 
3 

• 

22 

3 
2 

4 

• 

1 

4 
2 
3 
3 

13 
11 



46 
2 



3 

• 

2 

8 

35 

193 
3 
4 
2 

• 

6 

3 
8 



12 

10 

2 

24 



8 
2 

54 
13 



031 
449 

278 

989 



944 
760 
012 

377 



801 
424 

497 

983 

016 
172 
062 
901 
432 
868 
623 
239 
046 
100 
941 
622 
351 

163 

364 
582 
301 

034 
633 
932 
325 
426 

379 
048 



960 
901 

682 



830 

031 
940 
239 

693 
n95 
263 
032 

382 
373 
723 



632 

996 
684 
921 



047 
400 

681 
357 



1871. 



Inhabited 
Houses. 



{ 



{ 



{ 



1,114 

23,891 

2,688 

2,686' 

1,126 

319 

434 

666 

2,880 

164 

6,161 

209 

160 

4,643 

2,651 

378 

1,303 

847 

485 

1,922 

370 

2,306 

48,496 

693 

383 

306 

942 

1,046 

5,994 

453 

2,268 

1,103 

7,165 

626 

425 

4,811 

697 
596 

1,198 
603 
439 

1,238 
685 
724 
768 
656 

3,304 

2,610 

1,025 
736 

9,091 
635 
687 
138 
600 

1,116 
865 
649 



3,326 

6,994 

1,203 

26,966 

648 

716 

494 

1.340 

1,619 

670 

1,990 

240 

818 

2,650 

2,939 

2,192 

680 

4,491 

7,493 

1,671 

1,689 

446 

420 

11.122 

4.976 

6,810 

1,203 



6,673 
124,801 

12,903 

13,839 
6,259 
1,840 
2,3i0 
3,060 

14,886 
803 

24,269 
996 
804 

22,900 

14,466 
1,980 
6,193 
4,118 
2,472 
8,961 
2,(136 

13,956 
239,946 
3,091 
1,761 
1,507 
4.3«3 
5.646 

46.336 
2.190 

11,767 
6.339 

37,984 
3,678 
2,244 

23,406 

3,360 

2,714 

6,148 

2,963 

2,561 

6,042 

2,781 

3.692 

4,609 

3,609 

17,168 

12,237 

4,927 

8,469 

63,741 

2,918 

3,468 

605 

2.808 

7.611 

3,978 

3.C91 

2,065 

18.086 

45,336 

6,764 

208,725 

2,400 

6.937 

2,165 

6.079 

7,041 

3,264 

9,111 

1,101 

4,627 

14,437 

16.946 

12,21a 

8,464 

21,092 

36,114 

7,846 

8,085 

2,441 

2,065 

63,014 

27,738 

37,612 

6,764 



stmuABX tables: boboughb, towhs, and sanhaby disibiots. 



53 



Table IX. — continued. 



City, Boiough. 
DiBTBiCT, or Town. 



Stoke>Qpoa-Trent • 

Stoiw .... 
Stony Stratford . 
Stonrbildge . . 
8 owmarket . . 
Stratford . . . 



COONTT. 



Stafford . 

Stafford . 
Bucia . . 
Worcatcr, 
Suffolk . 
Suex . . 



Stratford-on-Avon I Warwick . 

I 

Street Somertet . 

Stratford I Lancattar. 

Stroud* OUmeester, 

Stroud End , Oloucut«r, 

Sndbniy , I Suffolk dt B»»e» 

SoDderlflDd* Durham 

Surbiton . ' Surrejf 

Sutton in Asbfleld NotU . 

SStton Bridge I lAnoaln 

Satton,Long ' Lineoihi 

Swaffbam NovfcUc 

SwanBea*t j CfUxmorgan 

Swansea District of Boroughs*. ... I Glamorgan 

Swindon, New i Wflto , . 

Swindon, Old WHtM . . 

Swinfeon fc Pendlebory LanoaaUr, 



Tadcaster . . 

Tamwortfa . . 

Tarpwley . . 

Taunton* . . 

Tavistock . . 
Teddington 

Teignmonth . 
Tenbury Wells 

Tenby + . . 

T«nteruen . . 

Tetbury . . 

Tewkesbury . 

Tbame . . . 

Tbettord . . 

Thir«k . . . 

Tlome . . . 

Tbombill . . 

Thornton . . 

Throston . . 

Thuristnne. . 

■niurmaston . 

Thurstonland . 

Tickblll. . . 

Tipton . . . 



Tiverton . . 

Todmorden 

Tong Street . 

Topsham . . 

Torquay . . 
Torrlngton 

Totnea . . . 
Tottenham 

Towcester . . 
Tower Hamlets 

Tow Law . . 

Towyn . . . 

Toxteth Park . 

IVanmere . . 

Trawden . . 

Tredegar . . 

Trlng . . . 

Trowbridge . 



rorit; W. R, 

Stafford A Warvcick 

Chett«r 

aoBterwn 

Devon . 
MicUUuex 
Devon . 
Worcester 
Pembroke 
Kent . 
GUfucaUr 
Gloucetter 
Oxford , 
NoiftOc A Sufolk 
York, N, R, 
Tork, W. R. 
York, W. R, 
Fork. W. R. 
Durham . 
York, W. R. 
Leicester , 
York, W. R. 
York, W. R. 
Stafford . 

Devon » ■ 



York, W.R.,4b 
York, W, R, 
Devon » . 
Devon • . 
Devon . . 
Devon . . 
jrtddkMXB. 
Northampton 
Middlesez, 
Durham . 
Merioneth, 
Lanoatter, 
Chester . 
Lancaster 
Monmouth 
HerU . . 
WUU . . 



Tnuo ' Comyooli, 



Timbridge 

Tonbrldge Wells . . . 

Tnnstall 

Twickenham .... 
Tyldesley with Shackerloy 

Tynemouth .... 



Xent 

Kent A Sussex 

Steward , 

MiddUsem, 

Lancaster 

Northumberland 



UckQeld Sussex, . 

Ulvereton , Lancaster 



f 



i 

{ 
{ 



1861. 



Limits. 



Inhabited 
Houses. 



{ 



■ 

{ 
{ 



{ 



Lancaster 



{ 






P.B. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

Town 
lmpt.D. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

U.B. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

P.B. 

L.Brt. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. 

Impt.D. 

M.B. s L.Bd. 

P.B. 
lmpt.D. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
M.B. k LJBd. 

P.B. 

p.a 

L.Bd. 
L.Bd 
I..Bd. 

Town 
M.B. ft L3d. 

P.B. 

L3d. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
M.B..P.B..ftL.Bd. 

M.B. 

ImpuD. 

M.B.,P.B.,ftL.Bd. 

Town 
M3.ftL3d. 

P.B. 

Town 

l^Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

luBd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M.B. k P.B. 

Impt.D. 

L3d. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

M.B. 

MB. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

PA 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
Town 

L-Bd. 

UBd. 

M.Bi^ P.B., k 

ImptD. 

L.Bd. 
ImptJ). 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
M.B., P.R, k 

L3d. 

L.Ba. 
L.Bd. 



19,866 

"889 
393 

1,800 
749 

2,773 
786 



381 
l,6«a 
8,183 



1,484 

1,293 

10,030 

11,1^8 

i,'367 



786 

10,676 
716 



} 



} 



• a 



690 
923 

2,103 
629 

2,899 

1,133 

242 

1,134 

646 
711 
690 

1.268 
517 
900 

1,206 
628 
690 



460 
238 
224 
468 
6,696 
2,210 

2)360 

"539 

2,183 

707 

793 

2,442 

646 

44,166 

634 

1,669 
426 

1,720 
649 

2,119 

2,891 

1,166 
2,493 
2,086 
1,636 
1,264 

4,992 

308 
1,495 



Persons. 



101,207 

41609 
2.006 
8,783 
3.631 
15.994 
3,672 



1,898 

8,767 

36,617 



6,879 

6,011 

78,211 

86,797 

6,483 



3.559 

40,802 

66,684 
4,167 



2,666 
4,326 

10,192 
2,677 

14,667 

8 1857 
1,183 
6,022 

2 1982 
3,762 
3,274 
6,876 
2,917 
4,208 
6,350 
2,691 
3.479 



2,251 
1,102 
1,116 
1,915 
28,870 
10,447 

lii797 

2,772 
16,419 

3,298 

4,001 
13,240 

2,417 
336,693 

2,869 

9,918 
. 2,087. 
9,383 
3,130 
9,620 

11,837 

6,919 

13,807 

11,207 

8,077 

6,029 

34,021 

1,740 
7,414 



1871. 



Inhabited 
Houses. 



{ 



24,666 
2,844 

703 

388 
1,932 

833 
3,984 

817 
1,511 
1,644 

417 
2,266 
8.644 
1,4^2 

197 
1,496 
1,321 
12,761 
13.611 
1,311 
1,542 

327 

636 

822 

9.264 

10,324 

14,968 

1,191 

668 
2,666 

690 

958 

2,357 

552 

3.058 

2.951 

1,133 

788 

1,232 

263 

661 

739 

683 

1,218 

652 

fl5 

1,298 

640 

1,029 

1,246 

281 

487 

275 

215 

464 

6,858 

2,172 

1,668 

2,622 

837 

643 

8,071 

727 

742 

4,063 

667 

61,310 

864 

774 

781 

2,716 

460 

2,263 

860 

2,667 

2,406 

1,526 
3,444 
2.373 
2,026 
1,361 

6,385 

393 
1,687 



Persons. 



130,985 

15,300 

3,733 

1,976 

9,376 

4,097 

23.286 

3,863 

7,183 

7,342 

2,167 

11,945 

38,610 

7,082 

896 

6,908 

6,129 

98,242 

104,409 

7,642 

7,674 

1,626 

2,727 

3,700 

61,702 

66.996 

80,772 

7,628 

4.092 

14,062 

2,443 
4.58» 
11,493 
2,652 
15.466 
14,957 
7,725 
4,063 
6.761 
1,210 
8,810 
3,669 
3,349 
6,409 
2,823 
4,166 
6,734 
2,618 
6,285 
6,674 
1,684 
2,639 
1,281 
1,001 

29,445 

10,024 
7.380 

11,998 
3.740 
2.514 

21,657 
3,529 
4.073 

22,869 
2,465 
391,790 
4,968 
8.307 
6.460 

16,143 
2,129 

12,389 
4,045 

11,608 

11.049 

8,209 
19,410 
13,540 : 
10,633 

6.408 

38,941 

2.041 
7,607 



64 



BumciBY tables: BOBOuans, towns, and sanitaby distbiots. 



Table IX. — eontinued. 



CiTT, BOBOUOB, 

DnnuoT, or Towv. 



Upper LlanvrecbTft 

Upper Mill. . . 
Upper Stdglev 

Upper SoothilL . 

Uppertbong . . 

Upper Wbltley . 

UpplDgbun . . 

UBkt . . . ■ 

Uitoxeter . . . 

Uxbrkige . . . 



Ventnor 



Wakefield « 

Walker. . 
Wallasey . 
WaUiDsfen. 

Wallingford 

Walbeod . 
WalJMr 



{ 



WalaaU* 



Walaham, North . , 

Walsoken . . . . 
Waldiam Holy Cross. 

WaltoD^D-Uie-HiU . 

Wan8t««d . . . . 

Wantage . . . . 
Ware .... 

Wareham . . . , 



Wartey 

Wanmnster . . . 

WanringtoD • 

Warsup 

Warwick .... 
Watei loo-cum-SearoTth 
Watford .... 
WaihiipoD«Deame . 
Wavertree .... 



Wednesbnry . , 

Wedneicfleld . . 
Wt^lliDgboroii^ . 
Wellington. . . 
Wellington. . . 
WelU .... 
Wella-next-tbe-Sea 



Welshpool t . , 



Wenlock 



WestBromwkh ..... 

Westhury 

We«tbury-on-Seyetn .... 

West Clayton 

WestCowea 

West Derby ...... 

West Ham 

WeMt Hartlepool 

Westleigh 

Westminster ...... 

Weston-super-Mare .... 

West Retford 

We»t Worthing 

Weymouth and Mdoombe Begls 
WheaUey 

Whlti)y 



Whi I church and Dodlngton 
Whitefleld 

Whitehaven .... 

Whitley. Upper . . . 
Whitsuble .... 
Whittlesey .... 

Whitwlck 

Wbitwood 

Wldnes 

Wlgan 

WIgUn 

WIllMihall. .... 



OCNJ>TT. 



Mimwumth 
Tork, W. a. 
Stafford . 
Tcrk, W. R, 
Tark, W. R. 
York, W. R. 
RuOand . 
MontMuth 
Stafford , 
JUiddleiex, 



Bamtt (J. 9fW')' • • 

For*. W.R., . . I 

Northumberiomd. . . 

Chester 

Yorlc, Sm R* .... 
Btfks . . . ,. . . 
Btrki A Oam ' . . . 
Horthxa^miamd. . . 
Kmi 

Stafford .... 

NotfoOc .... 
Norfolk .... 

E»9e» 

jAmcoMter, . . . 

Bttem 

Berkt 

Hertt 



DOTHt. . 

York, W.R, 
Wilta . . 



{ 



Lasieatter d Cheater, 

NatU 

Warunck .... 
Lamcaettr, . . . 

HerU 

Tork, W.R., . . 
Lancaster . . . 

Stafford .... 

Stafford .... 
Northampton. . . 

Salop 

Somerset .... 
Somerset .... 
Norfolk . . 



{ 



{ 



Jkm^fomerjf 



■\ 



Salop . 
ford 



{ 



Oloueester 
Tork, W. R. . 
HanU{L^W.) 
Lancaster. . 



Dwrham . 
Lancaster, 
Middleseat. 
Somenet , 
Notts , . 
Svssex, . 
Dorset. . 
(htford , 

Tork, N, R. 

Salop 



{ 



Lanoaster, . 

Cumbetlamd . 

York, W. R, . 
Kent . . . 
Camhridgt . 
Leicester . . 
Tork, W. R, . 
lAxncaster . 
Lancaster, , 
Cumberlamd • 
Stafford , . 



{ 



Lmras. 



1861. 



Inhabited 
Hoosee. 



L.Bd. 

L3d. 

L.Bd. 

I..Bd. 

L3d. 

L.Bd. 
Town 

P.B 
Town 

L.Bd. 

I«3d. 

M Bw 
P.B. & L.Bd. 

L3d. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
U3.hL.BA. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M3. 

p.a 

Impi.D. 

Town 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
ImpUD. 

L.Bd. 

P3. 
Town 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
M.B. & L.Bd. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 
M.B..P3..JcL3d. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

P.B. 

LBd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

LJBd. 

Town 

M.B. k L.Bd. 

ImntD. 

M.B. 

P.R 

L.Bd. 

M.a 

PB, 
ImptD. 

PBw 

L.Bd. 

L3d. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
ImpLD. 

L.Bd. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

ImptJ). 

M.B..P.B.fcL.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

P.B. 
ImptD. 

LBd. 

LBd. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

Town 
ImpuD. 

L.Bd. 

LBd. 

LBd. 
M3..PB..JcL.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 



} 



1871. 



Inhabited 
Houaes. 



296 

• • 


1,631 


• • 

• • 

643 


2)690 


186 


947 


392 


3,170 


311 


1.646 


796 


3,646 


t47 


3.816 


614 


8,308 


4.781 


23,360 


4,773 


23.160 


1.076 

• • 


6,478 


• • 

614 


2,' 793 


1,667 


7.794 


601 


2.371 


434 


8.276 


7,448 


87.760 


• • 

679 


2.'896 


666 


2.683 


897 


6,0U 


346 


2,742 


638 


3.064 


1,006 


6.002 


1.339 


6,694 


603 


2.396 


i,'308 


6,996 


6,044 


26.431 


6,146 


26,947 


307 


1.374 


3,272 


10.670 


897 


4.886 


• • 

910 


6.392 


30,375 


106,617 


4,057 


21,968 


1,313 


6,382 


1,163 


6,676 


793 


8,689 


863 


4,648 


867 


3.464 


1,431 


7.304 


1,046 


6,004 


4)000 


19.699 


4.369 


21,690 


8,109 


41.795 


1,536 


6,496 


493 


2.501 


834 


1,532 


1,016 


6,482 


ojioi 


38.331 


3,190 


13,603 


863 


4,434 


86,386 


364.633 


• • 

169 


• « 
637 


i,*864 


11,383 


336 


1.031 


3,464 


13.061 


• • 

793 


3.' 704 


8i751 


18)843 


. . 


. . 


186 


947 


840 


4,183 


1,087 


4,496 


708 


3.769 


334 


1.733 


1,367 


6,906 


6,696 


87,668 


934 


4,011 


« . 


. . 



} 



{ 



438 
863 

3,661 
736 
608 
179 
438 
316 
804 

1,623 

T49 

6,633 

1,314 

8,631 

67 

667 

1,717 

610 

487 

9.044 

9,666 

7.846 

679 

707 

978 

781 

769 

686 

974 

1.844 

644 

731 

1,366 

6.0U 

6.336 

334 

2,418 

1,016 

1,474 

439 

1.884 

23.631 

4,063 

786 

1,848 

1.346 

1,100 

900 

770 

1.479 

1,103 

887 

4,090 

4,471 

9,333 

1,639 

486 

330 

1,133 

4,834 

10.199 

3,606 

1.091 

86.484 

1,689 

179 

40 

8,198 

336 

3,843 

3.733 

810 

1.909 

3,840 

3,639 

179 

1,160 

1,060 

811 

639 

8,433 

7,136 

864 

8,021 



2,662 
1.236 
14,466 
3.469 
2.419 
882 
2,464 
1,646 
3,604 
7,497 

4,841 

28,069 

8.888 

14.819 

317 

8.9T8 

8,363 

4,169 

8,8M 

46,447 

49,018 

40,301 

2,842 

2,911 

6.197 

6.449 

6.119 

8.296 

4.917 

•,638 

2.636 

8,341 

6.786 

32,144 

83,060 

1,486 

10.986 

6,168 

7,461 

2,148 

7,810 

116,809 

26.030 

8,730 

9,386 

6,936 

6,U» 

4.618 

3.044 

6.983 

6,046 

4.038 

19.401 

21,308 

47,918 

6.396 

3,406 

1,631 

6,730 

87,293 

63,919 

81.110 

6,690 

846,606 

10,470 

691 

376 

13.369 

1,041 

13,094 

13.460 

3.696 

9,064 

18,461 

17,003 

882 

6,481 

4.39Y 

4,37t 

3,342 

14,369 

89,110 

3,426 

15.' 



8UHMABT lABUBS: BOBOVaHB, TOWNS, AND 8ANIIABT DISTUIOTS. 



55 



Tablb lX,''-continued, 



CiTT, BOBOUGH, 

DianucT. or Towx. 



Wlllingtoo Quay 

WUtfden 

WUtoo* 

Wimbledon 

WimbonM 

WindMster 

Windermers 

WIndhiU 

Windsor. New* | 

Wtnterton 

Wlrksworth 

Wisbech 

Wlstonf 

Witbam 

Witney 

Wliton-com-Twambrooks . . . 

Wlveliscombe 

Wokingham 

WolboTOQgh 

WolTCfhampton 

WombweU 

Woodbridge 

Woodbonae, Mansfield 

Woodstock 

Wooldale 

Woolkm, Llttie 

Woolton,Mach 

Worcetter* 

Workington 

Worksop 

Worthing . 

Worthing, West 

Wotton-onder-Edge 

Wrexham* t 

Wrotham 

Wycombe, Chipping [Boroogh] . . . 

Wycombe, Chippiiv [Pkriah] . . . . 
Wymoodham 

Tarmonth, Great i 

Teadon 

Teardsl^y-cnm-Whaley 

Yeovil 

Ynysqrhhaiam 

York i 



OooMTr. 



yorthumberiand, 
York, W,R, . . 

wuu . . . . 



Lmrra 



Swrejf • . 
Donet, • . 
EaatU . . . 
WatmarloMA, 
Tork, W. R, . 
Beria . . . 
Berkid Bucks 
LincolM . . 
Dtrbj/ , . . 
Cawiridge . 
PewUtroke, . 



{ 



Osifomi 
Chester 
Somerset 
Berks . 
Devon, 



Stafford. . 

York, W. R. 
SufffXk . 
NoOs . . 
Omford . 
rorJk, W. B. 
LamcasUr, 
Lamoaster, 



{ 



Wsrcetter. 

CumJberkmd 

Notts . . 
Su$se», . 
Sussex, . 
OUmoester 

Denbigh . 

Kent . . 



{ 



■ 

{ 



Bweks, 



Bucks, 
Korfolk 



■\ 



NmfoUcASuffdk , 
Norfolk .... 
Fork, WiM. ^ . . 
Chester . . . . 
Somerset . . . . 
Cumorvon . . . 
Yorkf W, R, ... 
York, W. R.dy.R, 



L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

P.R 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

Town 
lt&,P3,JcL.Bd. 

L3d. 

L.Bd. 
M.B. ii L.Bd. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

Town 
M3« & L.Bd. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L3d. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

Town 

L.Bd. 
M.aAL3d. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

Twwn 

L.Bd. 

PA 

L3d. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 
M3.fcL3d. 
iP.R 

LBd. 

LBd. 

LBd. 
ImpUD. 

Town 

M3.AL3d. 

P.B. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M3. 

P.R 

L.Bd. 

Town 

M3. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

L.Bd. 

M>B. 

L3d. 

BLB. k L.Bd. 

P.B. 



1861. 



Inhabited 
Hoosea. 



} 



} 



} 



688 
1,814 
398 
»7S 
438 
2,392 



1,677 

401 
637 
2,070 
144 
674 
631 
817 

• « 

472 

863 

11.770 

28,432 

669 

492 
1,663 

191 
643 

6,330 

1,630 
1,776 
1,061 

"696 

1,442 

650 
826 

826 

1,703 

877 

646 

7.794 

• . 
894 
212 

1.420 
696 

8,242 

9,162 



Persons. 



2,888 
8,667 
1,930 
4.6U 
2,271 
14,776 



.9,620 

1,780 
2,692 
9,276 
713 
3,466 
2,989 
3,677 

2i404 

4,427 

60,860 

147,670 

3,738 

2i263 
7,827 

1,062 
3,296 

81,227 

6,467 
8,361 
6,806 

2,* 734 

7,662 

8,336 
4,221 
4,221 
8,373 
4,162 
2.162 

84,810 

4,269 
1,052 
7,967 
8,188 
40,483 
46.386 



1871. 



Inhabited 
Hoosee. 



{ 



{ 



{ 



389 

683 

1,881 

406 

1,479 

426 

2,720 

136 

1,27H 

1,832 

2,912 

393 

807 

2,162 

136 

693 

63f 

914 

398 

690 

1,165 

13,222 

30,424 

993 

1.U9 

619 

1,656 

939 

201 

882 

6,970 

8,043 

1,663 

2,074 

1,331 

40 

698 

1,631 

1,774 

680 

977 

977 

2,173 

1,196 

634 

9,163 
T,672 
1,139 

242 
1,684 

900 

9,146 

10,269 



Perscmo. 



4,096 
8,127 
8,866 
1,871 
9,087 
2,113 

16.866 

909 

6,783 

11,769 

17.281 
1,766 
8,838 
9,363 
691 
3,347 
2,9T6 
4,229 
2,069 
2,868 
6,082 

68.291 
166,978 
6,009 
4.408 
2,474 
7,477 
4.464 
1,128 
4,648 

33,226 

88.116 
7,979 

10,409 
7,413 
276 
2,314 
8,676 
9,547 
3,201 
4.811 
4.811 

10,492 
6,681 
3,160 

41.819 

84,452 

6,246 

1,159 

8,627 

4,867 

48.796 

60,765 



The Contributory Boroughs to the respective Parliamentary Districts of Boroughs are as follows :— 



1861. 



Disrsicn avd Bosouobs. 



Bkaumabxi DfSTUCT * .-—Amlwch, Beaumaris, Holyhead, and Llangeftai 

Cabdifv DtSTHior*. ^^;ardifl;Oo« bridge, and Llantrlsaint 

Cakdioas DuTEici*:— Abeiystwlth. Adpar, Cardigan, and Lampeter . . . . . . 

Cabmabthbk DisTBicr*: — Carmarthen and Uanelly 

Cabw Asvov DiSTBKT *:— Bangor, Camanron. Oonway, Criooleth, Nevin, and Pwllheli . 

DnraiOH Disraiox*:— Denbigh. Holt. Rnthln. and Wrexham 

FuicT DuniCT * .*— Caeiigwyle, Cberwys, Flint, Holywell. Mold, Overton, Rhnidlan, and ) 

St. Asaph 3 

HATBR7ORDWB0r District: — ^Fishgnard, Haverfordwest, and Narberth 

MoNMODTH District: — ^Momnonth, Newport, and Uak 

If ovTOotrvBT DunuCT :— Llanfyllln, Llanidloes, Machynlleth, MoDtgomenr, Nawtown ) 

and Welshpool f 

Nsw Radnor Distbict :— Ceftallys. Knighton. KmicHas, New Radnor, Presteigne, and) 

Rhayader '. / 

Pbxbbokb District*:— Mllford, Pembroke, Tenby, and Wlston 

SwAKSSA District*: — Aberavon, Kenfigg, Looghor, Neath, and Swanssa 



Inhabited 
Bouses. 



1871. 



Persons. 



2,942 
5,152 
2,580 
3,963 
4,939 
8,689 

4,188 

2,102 
6,164 

4,077 

1,423 

8.484 

10.575 



13,275 
36.541 
11.646 
21,439 
22.907 
17.888 

18.845 

9.821 
30.577 

18,036 

7,106 

21,773 
66,684 



Inhabited 
Houses. 



3,208 
8,852 
3,309 
4,967 
6,101 
4,106 

6,148 

2,062 
6,310 

4,200 

1,506 

4,197 
14,968 



Persons. 



13.672 
60,084 
14.486 
25,769 
27.640 
20,224 

02.989 

9,469 
88,771 

18,677 

7,026 

32,787 
80,772 



CrriBs, BoBouaHS, and Towns ia England and Wales which are Counties of themselves : — 

Berwlck'Upon-Tweed, Bristol, Canterbury, Carmarthen, Chester. Exeter, Glouorater, Haverfordwest, Klngston-upon Hull. Uchfleld, 

Lincoln. London, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Norwidi. Nottingham. Poole. Southampton, Worcester, and Yoik. 

The County of the (Mj of Coventry was annexed to Warwickshire by tha Act of 6 & 6 Vict, c. 110, which passed l2tb iLugust, 1842. 



66 



BUMMABY tables: OOKSTITUTION OF DIO0B8BB. 



\ 



Table X.— Inhabited Houses and Population in 1871, of the Counties and Pabts of Counties 

comprised in the severaL Dioceses in England and Wales. 

[The deacrlptians of the Dlooetef giTen in the following Table have been snbmltted to the Dloceeen BegUfcrtn.] 



Diocui. 



PBOVINCE OF OAKTBBBTTBT 

Bangor. 

AxoLBBXT, entire Ctnmljf 

Cabmabvok, entire Coumt^, except the peiishee of Eglwy^rfate. Llengwstennln, Uyilhen. and The Abbey, end 
parts of the periahet of Eglwysfiuh. LUodriUojnrbOi, Llanrwet, end YspyUy 

MxBiONKTH, entire Count^^ except part of the Deanery of Penllyn and Edernkm, and part of the pafldk of 
1 Janflhangplglynmy lyr 

MOMlQOiCBBT.^ftqf, yix. the Deanery of Anitley, and part of the Deanery of Cyfelliog 

Bath and WellB. 

l»v<nr,lNirt<2r, vis. part of the parish of Exmoor 

SolKBRaBr, entire County, except the pariahea of AbboU Leigh, and Bedmlnater, and parts of thepariabeaof 
Haiden Bradlqr and Stoorun ^ 

Canterbury. 

Kbkt, entire County, except the[Gtty and Deanery of Booheeter, the Deaneries of Oobham, Oraveeend, and 
Woolwid), part of the Deaneiy of Greenwich, and parts of the parishee of Frant and Uawkhorst . . 

ScBEKT, jw< qf, viv the parishes of Addingt on and Cwydon, and the district of Lambeth Palace . . . 

8DMKx,jKir<^, vis. part of the parish of Lambertmnt 

Chichester. 

KnT,jpari^, via. parts of the parishes of FVant and Uawkhnrst 

Scasoc, entire County, except parts of the parishes of Alfold. Lamberhortt, Steep, and East Grinstead . . 



Ely. 



BnvosD, entire County 

Bdckixghaic, part qA tIz. part of Wavendon parish 

Cambridok, entire County, except parts of the parishee of HeUon Bompstead, Oatwell, Royston, Upwell, 
and Welney . 

Ebbkz, part qf, yix. the parish of Ballingdon-cnm- Brandon, and parts of the parishes of Bores, Haverhill, 
andKedington 

Hbrtfobd, part qf, vis. parts of ^e parishes ot Caddington and StwHuun 

UmcTiKODOv, entire County, except the parish of Washingley, and parts of the parishes of Lnddlngton and 
Lutton ..••. 

lifOKVOLK. part qf, vis. the parish of Emneth, parts of the parishee of Brandon, FeltweU, and UUgsy, with 
Feltwell Anchor formerly extra-parochial 

NoxTHA]irT(nr,j>art(/,Tis. ports of the parishes of Tbaming and Winwick 

SuFroLK. part ef, via. the Deaneries of Blackbmne, Thedwaster, and Thingoe. and parts of the Deaneries of 
Clare, FonUuun, and Sadbnry 

Exeter. 

COBKWALL, entire County 

Dkyox, entire County, except parts of the parishes of Axmlnster, Uplyme, and Exmoor, bat including 
Stodcland formerly in Dorset 

DoBsxT, poH ^, viz. part of the parish of Axmlnster 



Gloucester and Bristol. 

OioucKSTKK, SfUtre County, except parts of the parishes of Broaghton Foggs, Umlngton, Overbury, and 
Roardean 

8oifEB8BT,jMui^, via. the parishes of Abbots Leigh and Bedminster 

Wabwics, pari <{r* vis. parts of the parishes of Welford and Weston-on- Avon 

yf use, part ef, via. the Deaaartes of Cricklade and Malmesbury, and the parish of Marston Maisey in the 
Deanery of Fairfbrd . • 



Inhabited 
Hoosea. 



3.891.676 



12,170 

22,390 

7.490 
4,217 



46,197 



86,612 



Popnlatkm. 



16,627.321 



61,040 

101,960 

34,646 
21,617 



209,163 



480.326 



96,444 


609,643 


9,996 


66,303 


228 


1,146 


106,667 


667,091 


96 


604 


76,064 


416,824 


76,149 


416,328 


30,606 


146,267 


79 


339 


39,690 


183,944 


406 


1,849 


294 


1,360 


14,000 


63,648 


360 


1,643 


47 


199 


26,369 


120,147 


111,630 


619,286 


73,960 


362,343 


106,123 


601,006 


2 


9 


179,076 


963,358 


101,441 


634,476 


6,618 


82,843 


25 


166 


14,117 


69,665 


121,101 


637,028 



suMMABY tables: oonstitution of dioobsbs. 



57 



Table X. — oontinued. 



DiOCESB. 



Hereford. 

6L0DomER,jpari^» vis. part bf the parish of Baardean 

HiaKFORi\ entire Comity, except parts of the parishes of €k>IwaU, Cradley, and Cwmyoy 

MoKTOoxKBT.jMirtqf, via. part of the Deaneries of Clim and Ponlesbiirj 

Baj>kob, port of. viz. the parishes of Knighton, Michaelchnrch-on- Arrow, Norton, and New Kadn<»>, and 
parts of the parishes (tf Brampton Bryan, Old Radnor* and Presteigne 

Salop, jMrt qf, viz. the Deanery of Wenlock. parts of the Deaneries of Burford. Clnn, Ludlow, Pontesbory, 
and Stottesden, and the parishes 9f Dinmore^ Hxxdalxj Hall, Posenhall, and Woodhoose, formerly 
extrarparochlal 

SrAVffOEi»,|ur<^, viz. parts of the parishes of Bubhlngton and EnvlUe 

WoKciisrBB. part of, viz. the parishes of Abberley. Bayton, Cllfton-npon-Teme. Eastham, Edvin Loach, 
Great Kyre, Lindridge, Mamble, Ribbeaford, Rocblbrd, Rock, Lower Sapey. Shelsley Walsh, Stanford- 
on-Teme, Stockton, and Tenbnry, and parts of the parishea of Bockleton, and Stoke BUm .... 

Lichfield. 

CHBSTSR.jxviq/', viz. part of the parish of Whitchurch . . .' 

DsBBT, eiitirt County, except parts of the parishes of Appleby and PaoUngton, and part of the parish of 
Hartshorn, with Boondaiyfonnerly extra-parochial 

FLiHT,jx>t^<2f, Til. part of the parish of EUeamere 

LBiOB8TSB,jMrt</, viz. parts of the parishea of Adiby^le4»>Zoadi, Seal, and Ravenstone ..... 

NoTTiKGHAM,j9ar<<2/', viz. part of the parish of Selston 

Salop, fori itf, viz. the Deaoeriea of Condov^, Edgmond, Shiflball, Shrewsbury, Wem, and Wrockwardine, 
parts of the Deaneriea of EUesmere, EocleshalT, Hodnet, Trvsoll, and Whltohnrch, and the parishes of 
Boacobel and Haughmfmd Demesne, formerly extra-parochial 

SiAFioBD, entire County, ezoeni the parish of Rowley Begis, parts of the pariahea of fiarthomley, Bobbing- 
ton, Oldswinlbrd, and Ekivule 

Waxwzok, part qf, viz. parts of the pariahea of Poleawortfa and Tamworth . 

Lincoln. 

Lmoour, entire County, except part of tiie pariah of Crowle 

NoiuroLK,jxir<^. vis. part of Central Wlngland, formerly extTa-parochial 

NorrmoHAM, entire County, except part of the pariah of Selstoo, and WallingwellSk formerly extra-parochial 

TosK, Wb8T Riddiq, paart nf, viz. parta of the parishes of Bly the, Crowle, and Flnningl^y, and part of Aneton- 
Gom-Membris 

Llandaff. 

Bbbcsvock, jNoi ^, via. parta of the pariahea of Uangattock and Uangmdder 

6LAX0BaAV,efrttr8 rouftfy, except the Deanerletf of East and WeatGower; 

flBBKFOBD,jNxr(^, viz. part of the parish of Cwmyoy 

MoxnocTH, wtire Coiunty 

■ . J • - • • 

London. 

HBBxrQBD,jKir<of, Tlz. parte of the pariabes of Riokmanaworth and Watford 

HiDDLX8BX,«ftf»reC^nm<y, except part of the parish of Stan well 

8DBBBT,.paHo/, vis. the parishea of BanM8,Mortlake,Newingtoii, Putney, and Wimbledon . • . . . 

Norwicl^. 

CAMBBiDaB, jpariqAvls-P*rta of the pariahea of OntwelUXJpwdl, and Welney. 

NoBffOLK, tntire County, except the pariah of Enmeth. part of the pariah of Brandon, parta of the parishes 
of Feltwell, and Hilgay, with Feltwell Anchor formerly extra-parochial, and part of Central Wingland, 
formerly extra-parooiial 

SuvFOLX, entire County, except the Deaneriea of Blaokbame, Thedwaster, and Thingoe, and parts of the 
Deaneriea of Clare, Fordham, and Sudboty 

Oxford. 

Bkbms, entire County, except parta of the parishes of Chilton Foliatt, Stratfleldsaye, and Shalbonm . . . 

BvcxB, entire County, except parta of the parishes of Drayton Beauohamp^ Maraworth, and Wavendon . . 

6L0UcxarBx,ixir< <2f, viz. part of the parish of Brongjiton Poggs . . . .' 

HAinr8,jNirt^, viz. part of the pariah of Stratfleld Mortimer 

lilmDLKSKX,j)art<2r, viz. part of the pariah dfStanwell 

NoaTHAXPTOV, part qf, vis. part of the parish of Warkworth 

OxfOSD, entire Coifnty, excepting the parish of Sl)enlngton, bat including the ivirish of Widford, formerly, 
in the County of Gloucester ., 

SuBBBT, jwW </, viz. parts of the parishea of ChohBairi, E^gfaam, and Wlndleaham 

WABWioK,|>ar<(2f,Tis. part of tbe pariah of Oropredy 

Wnn^ixtft^, vis. parts of the pariahea of ColeshiUfHongerford, and Shalboum 



Inhabited 
Housea. 



4 

26,228 

1,069 

1,290 



28,063 

162,490 
1,354 



270,387 



94,073 

10 

68,400 

434 



162,917 



722 

66,291 

23 

36,169 



92,206 



42 

821,167 
17,393 



338,592 



673 



Population. 



18,253 


87,949 


88 


444 


2.769 


12,461 


49,691 


237,188 


20 


118 


78,002 


877,980 


92 


396 


361 


1,873 


15 


63 



18 

124,722 

6,280 

6,264 



138,563 

831,304 
6,577 



1,356,869 



435,908 

70 

819,669 

1,844 



757,491 



3,432 

304,604 

100 

195,448 



603,584 



176 

2,539,441 

116,564 



2,656,181 



2,458 



99,068 


436,943 


50,142 


228,722 


149,783 


668,123 


39,526 


195,893 


87,172 


175»50» 


4 


22 


93 


434 


72 


324 


401 


1,863 


37,753 


177,602 


67 


280 


32 


169 


138 


686 


115,248 


552,772 



58 



8UMMABT TABLB8: 00N8TITUTI0H OF mOCSSMB. 



Table X. — continued. 



DiOOISB. 



Peterborough. 

Dbbbt. part <if, rlt. parts of the pariabM of Appleby and l^ckinstoo, and pertof Hertihorn, with Bouodeiy 
fbrmerlj exm-perochUd 

HuvTDiODov, part qf, v\%. the perfah of Waahloglej, end perta of the periibes of Loddlngloci end LAttoi • 

LEI0I8TES, entire Cmmtjf, except parte of the parUhea of Ajhb7-de>U-ZoQch, Seal, Mererale^ and B a yeu et ooe 

NoBTHAM PTOK, entire County, except parta of the pariihee of Tburniog, Winwick, and Warkworth . . 

UuTLAND, entire Onmtjf 

WAftWBOJic,jMH^« ▼la.paiteof tbeparbheaorCtajbcof^aodHiiicklcj 

Boohester. 

Bucks, j»ar( itf, rix. parts of the parishes of Drayton Beaochamp and Manworth 

CAMBUD0X,|Nir<4^, Tix. parts of the parishee of Helton Bompetead and Koyston 

EasKX, entire Ontnty, except the pariah of Balllngdoo<am-Bnuidoii. and parts of the pariahee of Bum, 
HaverbilU and Kedington 

Hkbtpobo, entire County, except parts of the parishes of OaddingioQ. Stodham, BIckmanaworth, and Watford 

Kbmt. jMTt qf. Tls. the atj and Deanery of Bocheater. the Deanariea of Qibham, (Havesand, and W 

andpartof the Deanery of Greenwidi 

SoBAiT.|»r<q/; vis. part of the pariah of Deptfbcd St. Paul 

8t. Asaph. 

Cabvabvom, jMTl «f, tIx. the pariahee of Eglwyarbte, Uangwstennin. and Uysbeo, and parte of the pariihea 
of EslwyBliM:h« including fbe Abbey formeriy •xtr^-parochial, LlandrlUoynrbOak Uaonrat, and YwpjUj 

Qnaro, jNiviqA^ls*|MUt of the parish of Threapwoed 

Dkhbioh, entke Ctowily .... 

Fuxi; entire Cmmty, except parU of (he parishes of Doddleston, Elleamere, Malpas, and Hawarden . . 

MuioannH. part qf, vis. the Deanery of Penllyn and £demion, and part of the parish of Uanflhangel- 
glynmyiyr 

MoirnxmBXT, entire CbinUy, except the Deanery of Amstley. anJ parte of the Deaneries of Ghm, CyMUog, 
and PoDtesbnry 

Salop, part of, vis. the pariahea of Kinnerlev. KnooUn. Uanyblodwell. Melvertay, Oswestry, St Martin, 
Selattyn,and Whittington, and parts of Llanailln,Llanymynech, and EUMmere 

8t. Davids. 

BnK»», entire Ommty, except parte of the pariahea of Llangatiock and Uangimider 

Cabmoav, entire County 

C ABM AWBMK, eiUire County , • , .- 

Glamoboah, j»rt <2r, vis. the Deaneriee of East and Weet Qower 

PncBBOKi, entire Ommty 

BADWoa, entire County, except the pariahee of Knighton, Michaekhordioon- Arrow, Norton, and New 
Baibior, and parta of Brampton Bryan, Presteignei and Old Badnor 

Salisbury. 

BBSJKa^jwHqf, vis. parts of the parishes of Chilton FoUatt and Shalbonra 

Dbvok, paH (f, vis. parts of the parishes of Axmlnster and Uplynie 

Doaecr. entire Qmntv, excepting part of the parish of Axmlnster, but including Thomoombe formerly 
in Devon, and H<dweU formerly in SomerKt 

HAins,jMr<qf, vis. parts of the pariahea of Bramehaw,Hampreslon, and West Dean 

8oii»B8BT,jMrto/, vis. parte of the parishes of Maiden Bradley and Stonrton 

WiLiB. entire County, except the Deaneries of Cricklade and Malmeabnry, the parishea^f Manton Malaey, 
and West Wellow.aud.parta of the parishes of Coleshill,Hangerft«d,Shalboiini, and Whitsbniy . . 

Winchester. 

BxRciNirto/, vis. part of the parish of Stratfleldsaye 

Hakts, entire County, except parte of the pariahee of Bramshaw, Hampreston, Stratfleld-Mortimer, and 
WeatDean 

SusssT. entire County, except' th« pjirlahes of Addington. Barnes. Ch>ydon, Mortlake, Newington. Putney, 
and Wimbledon, part of Deptford St. PBul, parts of Chobham, Egliam, and Wlndleaham, and the district 
of Lambeth Palace 

Suesiz, inr<^, vis. parte of the parishes of AITold. Steep, and East Grinstead 

WzLia,ixwi^. viz. the parish of WeiBtWellow and part of the parish of Whltebury 

Tr Chamkxl ISLAVM, vis. Jers^, Ooemsey, Akiemey, Sark, Im. 



Inhabited 
Hooaea. 


I\>pillatiofi. 


ao7 


1,414 


33 


160 


88,341 


367,363 


63,091 


341,839 


4,TM 


83,073 


SO 


138 


116,4et 


633,967 


6 


31 


IM 


604 


•1,961 


464,687 


38,T30 


190,690 


64,896 


838,147 


1,368 


7.367 


186,864 


1.001,336 


•08 


4.161 


66 


333 


33,600 


108,103 


16,969 


73,334 


3,686 


13,068 


8,636 


40,736 


4,488 


31,699 


66,133 


367,098 


11,936 


66,46t 


16,430 


73,441 


34,333 


118,710 


17,614 


93,366 


19,683 


91,998 


S.6S6 


19,166 


93.610 


460.039 


69 


810 


11 


368 


39,408 


196,638 


183 


846 


76 


814 


40,443 


186,148 


80,346 


383,614 


68 


273 


•8,007 


643,404 


139,736 


911.131 


103 


487 


176 


788 


14,669 


90,6ft« 


363.643 


1,646.668 







SUIOCABY TABLBS: OONSTITUTION OF DIOCBSBS. 



59 



Table X. — continued. 



D10CK8B. 



Worcester. 

QtjnvcManM,ptrtoftV]M,putioTihie^§ilBhncfthn!tDgt(m 

H amr oM), part qf, Tii. parts of the parfabes of C<rfwall and Cnuiley 

LxicnTKBtjMtriof; Tis. part of the pariah of MereTftle 

OxFOBD^jNirf of. Til. the pariah of SheoingtoD 

STAiTou>,par<^,Tis. the pariah of Rowley fiegiik and part of the pariah of OMawinford 

Warwick, entire County, except parte of the parishes of Oaybrook, Hinoklqr, Tamworth, Welford, 
Weston-OQ-AvDD, Cropredy, and Polesworth 

WoBonrsB, entire County, except the parishes of Abberley, Barton, GUfton^uposi-Teme. Kasthsm, Edvtn 
Loach, Great Kyre, Undridge, Mamble, Ribbesford, Kochford, Rock, Lower Sapey, Sbetatev Walah, 
StaiifordKia-Teme, StooktOD, and Tenbury» aud parts of the parishea of BocUetOQ and Stoke raiss . • 



FROVINCB OF YOKK 

Oarlisle. 

CuMBBiLAm^ otMins County, except the partah of Alston 

laircASTBR, part </, vis. the parishes of Aldiuduun, Aogerton (fonnerly extia'parochial), Ovtmel, Golton, 
Dalton-in-ForDees. Hawkahead, Kirldby Irdeth. Peimlogton, Ulrerston, and Uitwick, and part of 
Borton-ln-Kendal 

WxsxMOBLAiD^ cntHV Oounty 



Ohester. 

CBBtTSB, enUreOomUif, except parts of the parishes of Threapwood, Whltchnrcfa, and Mottram-ln-Longdeodale 

Flixt, j»r«^,Tis. parts of the parishes of Doddleston,Malpas, and Hawaxden 

LAKOA9rKB,iNir<<2/;Tix. the Deanery of Warrington 

Stayford^ |xir<qf, viz. part of the parish of BarthoBklej 



Ihirham. 



CunBBLijns .pari ^, Tig. the parkh of Alston 

VatHAM, entire Onmtif 

NoOTPUBKBf.Awn, emtift Cmmty, indoding the town of Berwick-npon-Tweed 
Tou,NoiiZHRn>iiiG,^art of, Tls. part of the parish of Sockbom. . . . 



Manchester. 

On»nB,jMr<^, Tis. part of the parish of Mottram-ln-Longdendale 

Laxcastxb, Mtrt of, vis. the Deaneries of Amoondemess* Leyland, and TnnstaU, and parts of the Deaneries 
of Blackbam and Manchester . • . 

ToBK, West Ridiso, part nf, tIs. parts of the parishes of Rochdale and Whalley, and Browsholme 
formerly extra-parochial ••..•••.••............•• 



Bipon. 

Laxcastsb, jmH of, tIs. parts of the paridies of Mttton,Thornton-in-Lon8dale, and Rochdale . . . . 

ToBK, NoBTR Rmora, part of, ris. that part lying westward of the eastern boondartes of the parishes of 
Great Smeaton, EastOowton, Daiit^ WIsk, Ainderby Steeple, Kirby Wlak. Pickhlll, Wath-Jnxta-Ripon. 
Hntton Conyers, Ripon, Cimdall, Klrby-on-the-Moor, Aldborooi^, Great Oasebom, and Uitle Oose- 
bom, except part of the parlbh of bod^bum 

ToBK. Wxsrr RxniKO,paH ef, rix. that part lyins westward of the eaatem bonndariea of the parishes of 
Kan Monkton, Kirk Hamn>erton, Whixley. Uonsingore, Oowtborpe, Kirk Deighton, ftwfforth, OolUng- 
ham. Banbey, Barwick-ln-blmet, Oarforth, Kippax, Methley, Wakefield, Sandal Magn*. Darton, Sllkstone 
and Penistone^ except parte of the parishes of Rochdale and Whalley, and Browabulme formerly extra- 
parochial 



Sodor and ]Cai|. 



Isue or Man 



Inhabited 
Houses. 



130.001 



•7,23» 



20a, 471 



1.391.523 



42,865 

•,8M 

12,671 



65,425 



110,343 

575 

14»,383 

60 



i60,369 



1,206 

114,706 

•2,436 

96 



31 

870,639 

4,282 



874,902 



660 



12,067 



298,087 



806,664 



9,413 



Pi^uladon. 



26 


126 


120 


548 


14 


85 


96 


373 


4,986 


26,806 



627,170 



826,876 



980,982 



7,229,583 



214,573 

56,208 
66,010 



334,786 



660,713 

2,692 

888,086 

273 



1,451,713 



6,680 

685,089 

386,646 

164 



178,373 I 1,077,569 



142 

1,873,133 
20,267 



1,893,542 



8,184 



66,994 



1,298,026 



1,857,068 



64,042 



60 SUMMABT TABLBS: OONSTITUTION OF DI00B8B8; INSTITUTIONS. 

Table X. — continued. 



Diocssa. 



York. 

liiwcout.jwH^, vii.p«rtof UMptrisliof Crowle 

NonivaiiAM.paftq/^Tls. Wallii^^cUi,ibnnerijeztn^ptit>ehW 

YoEK. Ear RiDfNO, entirt 

TOBX, North Rn>nfo. porf ^, rit. that put lying e«atward of the wratern hoandariea of the p«rishe« of 
West Koumon, Blrkli^jr. Northallerton, North Ottirington, Soatb Oitcringtoo. TbomtoD-le-Stnet, 
ThirBk« TopdUTe^ Setsaj, Brafferton. M jttoii-npon-Sw«le, Aine, and NewtoQ^apon-OoM 

YoKX. We«t Ridivo. part of, r\%. that part lying eartward of tb« western boundaries of the parisbee of 
MooktOD-Moor, Bllum. Walton. Thorpe- Arch. Bnuntiam. Aberford, l^^shsm. Castleford, F<«tber»tone, 
Normanttin. Warmfleld. Croflon* WraffbT, FelUrk. Boyttone. Darfleld. Tankrrsley, and Eocleatteld, 
except parts of ibe pariabes of Blytbe, <>owle, and Finnlngley, and part of ADBtoo-<min>Membris . . 

TobkCitt ' 



InbaMted 
Houses. 



139 

4 



Popolattoo. 



•91 
36 



M,193 , M8,4M 



M.806 I S3T.390 



85.100 110.679 

9,146 43,T9« 



197,387 I 1.060.818 



Table XL — Number of Pebsons in Workhouses, Hospitals, Lunatic Astluxs, Prisons, and 
other PuBLio Institutions, in England and Wales, on 3rd April, 1871. 



IjUi'lTUTlOm. 



Total 

WoKKBOusn (indoding Sdioote for Baoper CSiUdren) 

HoBPiTAU (General and ^)edal) 

LuKATio AaTLUia 

Pkisoks 

RErOKM ATOKT and IWDDSTUAL SCHOOU .... 

Babracks (Military and their Families) .... 

Hnt MAjKsrr's Shii-s . . . 

teFHAK AsTLUifa, and otrkb Pubuo IxsnTonom, ) 
not indoded in the foregoing 3 



Numbrr 
of 


Total Number in InstitiiUooSk 
Including Offlcers and their 


Nomber of Spedal Inmates, sadi 
as Paupers, FaUenta, Lunatks, 
Prisoners, J^c, included in fore- 


Insti. 
tntlons. 








going Oolumns. 








1 1 




Persons. 


Males. 


Females. 


PerB(Mis. 


! Male*. Females. 


2,479 


417,679 


256,956 


160,623 


362.295 


238,479 133,816 


730 


154.967 


82,539 


73,428 


148.064 


79.736 


68,828 


407 


26.566 


13,701 


12.865 


19.858 


11.789 


8,069 


166 


45,731 


20,973 


24.758 


39,217 


18.524 


30.693 


149 


32,174 


24,895 


7,279 


29.186 


23.519 


5.667 


118 


11.748 


8.704 


3.044 


10.598 


8,209 


2,389 


S64 


94.404 


76.811 


17,593 


68.548 


66.548 


■ • 


96 


13,454 


13,419 


35 


13,404 


13.404 


• ■ 


669 


38,535 


15,914 

1 


22,621 


33,420 


14.750 


18,670 



Non— Schools for the Blind, the Deaf and Dumb, and for Orphan^ are indnded in this Table; bat other Educational In- 
stitutions, such as Gollege^ Training Colleges. Public and Private Schools, are omitted. Almsbousee, Modd Lodging-hojises, and 
Police Sutions. are also not included. Industrial Schools for Pauper Children are Induded with " Worxhousks " : Inatltutiona for the 
Reception and Detention of YouthfUl Offenders. Ac, are claflsifled as *' Reformatory and Industrial Schools " : those Indnstrlal Schools 
and Reformatories which psrtfke of a charitable character are daased with ** Okphav Astldmb and other Pdbuc Imnrurioiis." 



Table XII. — Number of Persons enumerated in Her Majesty's Ships, in Sea-going Merchant 
Vessels, and in Barges; also in Barns, Sheds, Caravans, &c., in England and Wales, at 
each of the Censuses, 1851, 1861, and 1871. 



1861. 



Total 

In SsA-oonni Yisbslb (indnding the Royal Navy) 

In Fuhuco Smacks, and Yuscts chiefly engaged in Ritks NAviOATioir 

In Babov, Boats, he 

In Babks and Smcns ....-.* 

In (}ABAVAm and Turas, and in the Opkh Aib 



73,631 



38,146 
7,149 

12,562 
8,105 
7.659 



1861. 



85,789 



55,765 
6,665 

11,915 
4,314 
7,130 



1871. 



87.546 



59,546 
6,641 

10,976 
2,358 
8,035 



REGISTRATION DIVISIONS. 61 



KEGISTEATION DIVISIONS. 



The following Tables exhibit the Ebgistration Districts or Unions, arranged topo- 
graphically as in the Eeports of the Registrar-General and of previous Censuses- For 
statistical purposes the Counties are grouped into eleven Divisions, viz. : — 

Dnrmoir. 

I-— I^ndon, comprisiDg Registration Districts in the Metropolitan parte of Middlesex, Surrey, and 
Kent, 

ir.— South-Eastem Counties, comprising Registration Districts chiefly in Surrey and Kent [extra- 
metropolitan], Sussex, Bants, and Berks, 

III. — South-Midland Counties, comprising Registration Districts chiefly in Middlesex [extra- 
metropolitan], Bert/ord, Buckingham, Oxford, Northampton, Buntingdon, Bedford, 
and Cambridge, 

IV.— Eastern Counties, comprising Registration Districts chiefly in Essex, Suffolk, and Norfolk. 

V. — South-Western Counties, comprising Registration Districts chiefly in Wilts, Dorset, Devon, 
Cornwall, and Somerset. 

VI. — West-Midland Counties, comprising Registration Districts chiefly in Gloucester, Bereford, 
Salop, Stafford, Worcester, and Warwick. 

Vn. — North-Midland Counties, comprising Registration Districts chiefly in Leicester, BuUand, 
Lincoln, Nottingham, and Derby, 

V 1 1 1.— North- Western Counties, comprising Registration Districts chiefly in Chester, and Lancaster. 

IX. — ^York, comprising Registration Districts chiefly in the County of Yoi^k. 

X. — Northern Counties, comprising Registration Districts chiefly in Durham, Northumberland, 
Curriberland, and Westmorland, 

XI. — Monmouthshire and Wales, comprising Registration Districts chiefly in the County of 
Monmouth and in Wales. 

The Parishes and Places are arranged topographically under the Superintendent Begis- 
trars' Districts and Begistrars' Sub-districts. 



62 



BEOISTRATIOM DIVISIONS: I. LOMOOM. 



I. LONDON DIVISION. 

In the Introduction to this Digest will be foaDd a chapter on ** The Growth of London," wherein 
the gradual development of the Metropolis, and its different limits for various administrative purposes 
at the present time, are set forth. 

Here it is intended to show the constitution of the London Heoistration Division, which comprises 
the Districts or Poor Law Unious, Sulxlistricts, Parishes and Places, included within the limits of the 
Metrofolib, as defined in the Registrar-Generars Returns. It is made up of parts of the Registration 
Counties of Middlesex^ Surrey^ and KttU^ the remaining parts of which are included in the Rboisteation 
Divisions II. and III. 

The Division extends over an area of 78,060 statute acres of land and water ; there being 74,545 
acres of land and 907 acres of water included in the areas of parishes, and 2,718 acres of tidal water. Its 
population in 1871 was 3,254,260, as compared with 2,803,989 in 1861 ; the actual increase was therefore 
450,271, while the natural increase arising from the excess of registered births over deaths in the ten 
years 1861-70 was 331,646. Included with the general population of parishes, &c., in this Division, are 
77,516 persons enumerated in 445 workhouses, hospitals, prisons, lunatic asylums, and other public insti- 
tutions ; 989 persons in boats, barges, &c. ; and 5,739 persons on board 1,080 sea-going vessels. 

The number of houses and population in the Metropolitan parts of the three R^stration Counties in 
1871 was as follows : — 



BeglstrmUon or Union Countlet. 


Inhabited 
Houses, 1871. 


Population. 1871. 


Penooib 


Mates. 


FemalM. 


I.-LONDOK DIVI8IOK .... 


417,707 


8,264,860 


1,628,161 


1,731,109 


Xiddlesex, i»r« <2r 

Surrey, jpati qf 

Kent,iNiHof 


376,846 

105,698 

36,223 


2,286,668 
742,166 
226,637 


1,063,110 
353,663 
107,476 


1,223,468 
386,593 
118,068 



The SuFEEiNTENDENT Registbabs' DISTRICTS of thls Divlsiou are for the most part co-extensive with 
Poor Law Unions, or with single Parishes under Boards of Guardians. In the District of Kensingtcm 
there are three Boards of Guardians, namely, one for the Parish of Paddington (population 96,813) ; one 
for the Parish of Kensington (population 120,299) ; and one for the Fulham Union, consisting of the 
Parishes of Hammersmith and Fulham (population 66,041). The Strand, Holbom, and City of London 
Districts, are Poor Law Unions, with certain privileged places (such as the Inns of Court) annexed for 
Registration purposes. 

The population of the Districts of St. (Jeorge Hanover Square, Westminster, Marylebone, St. Giles, 
Strand, Holbom, London City, Shoreditch, Whitechapel, St. George-in-the-East, and Woolwich, has 
decreased since 1861 ; in Kensington and Wandsworth Districts the actual increase was more than four 
times as great as the excess of births over deaths in the ten yeare 1861-1870 ; in Hackney, Poplar, and 
Camberwell Districts, more than three times as great. 



Soperlntendent RegUtrar' 
Di»trlct. 


In- 

B habited 
House*, 
1871. 


Popalatlon. 1871. 


Superintendent Begiitrar's 
District 


In- 
habited 
Houses. 
1871. 


Population. 1871. 


Penons. 


Males. 


Females. 


Persons. 


Males. 


Fenudef. 


MIDDLESEX, iNUi 

1. KSKSIKQTOir . 

2. Chblbba . . 

3. St. Obo. Hajcov. 

4. WKSTMIXSnE 

6. Mabtlbbokb. 

6. Hampstbao . 

7. rAXCBAS . . 

8. ISLDCOTOir. . 

f . Hackmzt . . . 
10. St. Oilbs . . . 

11. drSAlTD . . . 

12. HOLBOKV . . . 

13. LOVDOH G^ 

16. Bbthval Obsbv 

16. WaXTBOHArBL . 


So.* 


37,770 

8,086 
17,080 

4,664 
16,340 

4.348 
24,103 
27,079 
19,347 

4.666 

4,017 
16,466 

9,416 
16.669 
16.899 

8.272 


283,163 

71.089 
165.936 

61.181 
169,254 

32.281 
221.465 
213.778 
124.961 

53,666 

41,339 
163,491 

75,983 
127,164 
120.104 

76.673 


118.103 
32.971 
71,162 
24,811 
69,586 
1 12,466 
103.283 
97.746 
64.976 
26.549 
20.471 
80,631 
37.054 
61,668 
69.073 
39,200 


166.050 
38,118 
84,784 
26,370 
89,668 
19,815 
118.182 
116.033 
89.976 
28.007 
20.868 
82.860 
38,929 
66,496 
61,031 
37,373 


MIDDLB3EX-<oofi<. 

17. St. Geo. di East . 

18. Stepkkt .... 

19. MiLB End Old Town 

20. POPLAB .... 

SURRET.jMrtqf. 

21. St. Satiour Souths. 

22. St. Olavb Sodtjul 

23. Lambbth . • . 

24. Wammwobth . . 

25. Cavbbbwbu. . . 

KEirr.ixwi^. 

26. GBXBirwiCB . . . 

27. Lbwibham . . . 

28. Woolwich . . . 


6.932 

7,816 

13. 036 

16.262 

23.314 
16,329 
29.129 
19,164 
17,772 

16,171 

8,648 

10.604 


^.062 

57,690 

93,152 

116,376 

176,049 
122,398 
208.342 
126,060 
111,306 

100.600 
61,567 

73,380 

1 


23,653 
28,706 
44,193 
67,820 

85,769 
61,390 
96,855 
57,734 
60,814 

47,941 
21,690 
37,848 


24,899 
28,984 
48,95> 
68,656 

89,280 
61.008 
111,487 
67.326 
60.492 

62,669 
29.867 
35.632 



REGISTRATION BIYISIONS : I. LONDON. 



63 



I, ACf in Middlesex. 

The following Table shows the number of Inhabited Houses and of Population in 1871, in the several 
Parishes, &c., constituting the various Kegistration Sub-districts and Districts, grouped topographically 
under the three R^stration Counties, parts of which form this Division. It sometimes occurs that a 
Parish actually within one County is returned under another for Registration purposes ; in such cases the 
name of the County Proper to which the Parish, &c., belongs is given in itcUtc type. 



I^iiih or Plaoa. 



InhAbk I Poi 
Uonaea. 



Popa« 

lation 



Kiddlesex, port qf. 

1. KENSINGTON.* 

1. St. Makt Papdototon. ' 
P»MinfiUm,pt.qf . "Pax. • 6,760 

3. 8t. JOBV PADl>I]fOTDir. ' 

TaOdioglUm, pt. qf . Par. ' 6,087 

3. KmsncoioH Towir. | 
Keii0iiigtoii,j9e. ^ . Ffer. 11,680 

4. Bromptov. 

Keotiagtont pt. qf . Ftu*. 4,056 

6. St. Pbtxb HAMmmfiTH 
Hammeramith, pi. <tf. Par. i , 141 

6. St. PaulHammsbsmith. 
H ammframith, pi. <^, Par. 

1. FUIBAM. 

Falham .... Par. 



68,728 
38,086 
91,646 
28,664 
6,662 



6,678 36,029 
3,469 33,360 



2. CHELSEA. 

I. CHEi.nA SODTH. 
Chelaea, p<. of. . . Par. 

3. Chklsba Noeth«wsst. 
Chelsea, j^.of Par. 

3. Chbuba Nobth-bast. 
Chelaea, ]7<. <2f . . . Par. 

8. ST. GEORGE HANOVER 
SQUARE. 

1. Havovbb Squabb. 
8t.Geo.HaD.Sq.,j>£.qf Par. 

3. Matfaib. 
St.G«o. Hao. Sq., j)t <f Par. 

3. Bblobatb. 
8t.G«>.Han.Sq.,jif.qf Par. 
Bo^dngfaam PalaiDe . . . 

4. St. Jmqt Wbbtm imbtbr. 
St J<dm the Evang. . Par. 

6. St. Mabo. Wbsimb. 
StMaigaret . . . Par. 
SuPeter ColL Cb. dose Par, 

4. WESTMINSTEB. 

1. St. JAMBafa Squabb. 
SuJaa. Westm.,^^.^ Par. 

3. QoLDBW Squabb. 
St. Jaa. Wcatm., pi. qf Par. 

3. Bbbwiok Stbbbt. 

St. Jaa. Weatm.,^. <if Par. 

4. St. Avhb Soho. 

St. Anne Soho. . • Par. 



3,988 
8,181 



36,430 
23,277 



3,817 21,393 



3,04818,698 
1,61613,007 

6,906 57,932 

I 40 

I 

I 

3,716 88,478 

I 
2,776 27,672 
23 209 



1,884 

1,111 

722 



10,472 
12,860 
10,287 



1,33717,663 



6. MABYLEBONE. 

1. All Soulb. 
St Mar7lebonei><. qf. Par. 2,32228,679 

2. Oatbboibb Squabb. 
St.Mar7leboiie,j>^^. Par. ; 1,77815,425 

8. Rbotobt. 
St.Mar7lebone,j9<.^. Par. \ 2,158 26,384 

4. St. Mabt. 
8t.lIar7lebune,j><.o/. Par. \ 2,209 21,786 

6. GhBnnSifUBCH. 
St. Maryleboue, !>(.</. Par. | 3,683 88,944 

6. St. J<Hnr. 
St. Marylebone. pt. qf. Par. 



6. HAMP8TEAD. 

1. Hamtbtbad. 
Uampatead . . . 



Par. 



4,340 33,136 



4,348 32,281 



I 



Fartah or PlAo*. 



Ilnbab. 



7. PANCRAS. 

1. Rbqbkt's Pabe. 

St. Pancraa, pi. qf . Pat. 

2. TOTTEBHAX COUBT. 

St. Pancras, pi. qf Par. 

3. Gbat'8 Ikb Lake. 

St Pancru, pi. qf . Par. 

4. SOMBBS TowK. 

St Pancraa, j9t<tf . Par. 

6. Camdbk Towh. 
St Pancra8,|)t qf . Par. 

6. Kbxtibh Towv. 
St Bucras, j>(. qf . Far. 



8. ISLINGTON. 

1. lauHOToir WxsT. 
IsUngtoo, pi.qf , . 

2. IsuMOTOV East. 
IaHngton,ji<. </ . . 

9. HACKNEY. 



Par. 
Par. 



1. Stokb NBwnraTON. 
Stoke Newington . . Par. 

2. Stamiobd Hill. 
Hackney, pi.qf* . Par. 

3. WiBT Haobkkt. 
Hackney, jtI. of . . Par. 

4. Haobnbt. 
Hackney, pt. <2f . . Par. 

6. Sooth Hackxbt. 
Hackney,!^ of . . Par. 

10. ST. GILEa 

1. St Gbobob, Bloomsbubt. 
St George, BkMnnaby. Par. 

2. St. Giles, Soutb. 
StGilea,jrf.^. . . Par. 

8. St. GlLBfl^ NOBTH, 

St Gilea. j>t ({f . . . Par. 

11. STRAND. 

1. LOKO ACBB. 

StMartin.j)t4if . . Par. 

3. Chabibo Cbobs. 

St Martin, jpto/. . Par. 

8. St. Mabt-lb-Stbakd. 
St Paul, Gov. Garden. Par. 

Savoy l*rec 

St Mary-le-Strand . Par. 
St Clement Dttnea,i»t<2f Par. 

4. St. Clbmbnt Dakbs. 
St. aement Danes, jii.qf Par. 
Middle Temple . . Par. 
The Rolls .... Lib. 

13. H0L60RN. 

1. St. Gbobqb thb Mabttb. 
Lincohi'sinn . • . Tp. 
Gray's Inn .... Par. 
Staple Inn. . . . Par. 
St. George the Martyr Par. 
St Andrew Holbom> ^^ 

above B«r8,|><. qf . 5 

3. St. AHnBBir Eastbrb. 
St Amtrew Uolbom ) *., 

above Bara j>t qf ,S 
Fomival'slnn . . Par. 



4,366 
8,617 
3,928 
3,867 



PopQ> 

latfcm. 



38.200 
29,370 
29,221 
38,683 



1,90917,948 



8,681 



11,659 
15,520 



68,198 



1,656 
1,146 
4,354 
7,702 
4,590 



97,820 



116958 



2,017 
1,314 



9,841 

6,598 

28,069 

50,104 

30,339 



17,853 
19,109 



l,335;i6,694 



983 

1,100 

440 

61 

166 

341 

819 

81 

186 



19 
51 
I'i 

758 

1,033 



1,051 
11 



11,379 

9,869 

4,876 

366 

3,0U7 

3,680 

8,878 

93 

1,757 



40 
361 
41 
10,397 

9,683 



13,414 
115 



FulihorPlMa. 



Ilnhab 
Honaw 



HOLBORN— cvm^. 

8. Sayfbok Hill. 
Saflinon UUl, Hation ) 

Garden, Ely Rentb, \ Lib. 

and Ely Place . . ) 
St Sepulchre, j>/.<2f . Par. 
The Charierbouse . Par. 

4. ST.JAMB8, CLBBKEBWiaL. 

Clerkenwell, pi. qf . Par. 

6. AXWBLL. 

Clerkenwell, j7t.^ . Par. 

6. Pbrtomvillb. 
Clerkenwell, j7<. qf . Par. 

7. Gobwbll Stbbkt. 
Clerkenwell, j>e. of . Par. 

8. Old Stbbbt. 
StLuke,i)r. qf . . Par. 

9. Cm Road. 
StLake,j>tqf . . Par. 

10. WniTECBOflB Stbbbt. 
St Luke, j4.^ . . Par. 

11. FnrsBUBT. 

St Lake,j>(. of . . Par. 

18. LONDON CITY. 

1. St. Botolph. 
St Botolph without) n.. 

Aldgate . . . ,$ '^' 
St. Botolph without > p.. 

ttabopsgate . . 5 *^"- 

3. Cbipplboatb. 
St Giles without Crip- 7 j^ 

plegate . . « J 
St Botolph without) 



»tolph 
Aldersgate 
Glassbouae Yard 



./ 



Lib. 



8. St. Skpulchrb. 
St Bartholomew the Gt Far. 
St Bartholomew the ) p^ 

St Sepulchre without ) »._ 
Newpite,i)t<^ .l"'- 

4. St. Bbidb. 

St Andrew Holbom) «»— 

below Bars . . ,) 
Bamard'a Inn . . . Par. 
Tbaviesinn . . . Pmr. 
St Dunatan . . • Par. 
Inner Temple. . . Par. 
Serjeanta* Inn . . . Par. 
St. Bride. . . . Par. 
BrideweU .... Prec 

5. Castlb Batkabd. 
Whitefrlars . . . Prec 
Su Anne, Blackfiriars Par. 
St Andrew by the> n^. 

Waidrobe . . . } *^- 
St. Benet PauI's Wbrf. Par. 
St. Peter, nr. Paul's > «, 

Wharf . . . .}"r- 

St Nicholaa, Cole) n>.. 

Abbey . . . .}P*'- 
St Murgaret Moees . Par. 
St Marr Hugdalen) |. , 

Old Fi*h Street. . } *^- 
St Gregory t^ St. Paul Par. 

6. Chbirchubch. 

St Faith the Virgin . Par. 
Su MarUn, Ludgata . Par. 
Chri5tchnrch,Newgate) p_ 

Street .... 3 
St. Leonard, Foster Lane Par. 



627 

313 
1 

1,784 

1,680 

1,681 

1,889 

1,348 

1,861 

1,430 

1,327 

1,055 
700 

1,027 

398 
149 

321 

3 

391 
837 



••tton. 



5,907 

2,888 
271 



18,917 
16,884 
13,337 
16,243 
13,161 
18,301 
13,792 
10,741 

8,433 
6,107 

8,894 

3,513 
1,232 

8,114 
747 

8,701 
8,818 



10 
24 

267 
38 
17 

427 
49 


62 

237 

2,316 

116 

73 

4,095 

468 


103 

140 


966 
1,381 


39 


361 


15 


105 


11 


107 


14 


104 


8 


53 


89 


864 


114 


896 


6 


110 


79 
78 


606 
780 


109 


1,899 


8 


43 



* The Superintendent Registrar's District of Kensington comprises 3 Boards of Guardians, vis. 1 for Mdlngton parish ^Sub- 
dlstricu 1 and 3), 1 fbr Kennngton parish (SnbwlistrictB 3 and 4) and 1 for the Fulham Unkm. oomorialiw the parisbesof Fulbam 
and Hammenmith (Sub^istrtcta 6-7). 



64 



REGISTRATION DIVIBIONS: I. LONDON. 



9 Ac.y in Middlesex and Surrey. 



PuWi or Itaflei. 



LONDON CITY— oont 

St. Michael-Ie^era . Par. 
St. Vedast, Foster Lane Par. 
St MicbaeU Wood St. Par. 
St. Mary. Staining . Par. 
St. John. Zachu-v . Par. 
St. Ann and St. Agnet ) «.. 

Alder5«gate . . ,i *^' 
St. Olave, Silver Street Par. 
St. Alban, Wood Street Par. 
St. Mary. Aldennanbuiy Par. 
St. A lpfaage,Sion College Par. 
St. Michael, Baasishaw Par. 
St. Lawrence. Jewry . Par. 
St. Mary Magdalen, ) p.. 

Mllk Street . . . } *^- 
St. Martin. Pomroy . Par. 
St. Olave, Old Jewry. Par. 
St. Mary, Colecbarch. Pkir. 
AUhallows, Honey Lane Par. 
St Peter, Westcbeap . Par. 

7. QUKKMUITUI. 

St Matthew, Friday St Par. 
St Mary-le-Bow . . Par. 
St Pancras, Soper Lane Par. 
St Mary, Aldermary. Par. 
St Thumaa Apostle . Par. 
AllballuwB. Bread St Par. 
St John the Evangelirt Par. 
St Mildred, Bread St Par. 
St Nicbolaa, Olave . Par. 
St Mary, Somerset . Par. 
St Mary, Moonthaw . Par. 
StMlcfaael, Queenhithe Par. 
Holy Trinity the Less Par. 
St James, Oarlickbtthe Par. 
St Michael. Pfttemos- ) ».» 

ter Koy»l . . ,S*^' 
St Martin, Vintry . P^. 
StAnthoUn . . . Par. 
St John the Baptist,) ^, 

Walbrook . . . } "'• 
St Stephen, Walbrook Par. 
St. Benet, Sherehog . Par. 
St Mildred, Pbnltiy . Par. 
St Mary, Woolnoth . Par. 
St. Mary, Woolchnrch J p^ 

Haw . • . • • J 
St Michael, Comhill . Par. 
AUhallows, Lombard St Par. 
St Edmund the King Par. 
St Nicholas, Aeons . Par. 
St Swlthin, London ) p.,. 

Stone . . . .f"^- 
St. Mary, Bothaw. . Par. 
AUhallows the Great. Par. 
AUhallows the Leas . Par. 
St Lawrence Poonta^ Par. 
St Mary, Abcborch . Par. 

8. AUHALLOWS, BaRKIKO. 

St. Clement Ea^'tcheap Par. 
St Martin, Orgars . Par. 
St Michael, Crooked 7 p^. 

Lone 5 *^- 

St Margaret NewFlah ) p^ 

^reet . • . . j 
St Magnns the Martyr Par. 
St. Boiolph, Billlncsgate Par. 
St George, Botolpb Lane Par. 
St Andrew Hnbbard Par. 
St. Mary-atrHiU . . Par. 
St Dunstan-ln-the-East Par. 
AUhallows, Barking . Par. 
St. Olave, Bart Street ) 

with St Nicholas in > Par. 

the Shambles . . ) 
St Katharine Coleman Par. 
AUhallows, Staining . Par. 
St Gabriel, Fenchrh. St Par. 
St Margaret Patten* Par. 
St. Leonard, Eastcheap Par. 
St. Benet <iracechnrdii p 

Street . . .J "^• 

St Dlonis, Backdrarch Par. 
St Peter, ComhUl . Par. 

9. Bboad Stbket. 

St. 2tfartin Ontwich . Par. 
St Peter-le-Poer . . Par. 
St Benet Fink . . Par. 
St Bartholomew by ) p. 
the Royal Exchange 5 '^' 



lahab. 
HooMa 



14 

24 

7 

T 

13 

22 

11 
18 
38 
40 
64 
42 

17 

19 
27 
21 
10 
19 



9 
23 
19 
25 
21 
16 
5 
6 
15 
29 

29 
20 
40 

14 

22 
16 

22 

37 

7 

24 

38 

11 

56 
52 
26 
27 

41 

9 
24 
14 
83 
47 



27 
86 



Poini- 
lation. 



31 

30 
21 
26 
31 
68 
114 



66 
63| 

34 
21 

70 

77 



71 
224 
156 

38 
127 

229 

49 

845 

308 
274 
357 
214 

84 

179 

121 

99 

51 

67 



70 

170 

107 

154 

112 

90 

51 

46 

167 

200 

267 
100 
391 

90 

118 
74 

97 

147 

33 

115 

243 

89 

254 
259 
153 
144 

200 

146 
187 
69 
131 
191 



111 
212 



33 222 



165 

262 
154 
162 
139 
477 
669 



152. 1,065 

72 363 



22 

100 

39 



317 
243 
125 
104 
93 

113 

350 
418 



137 
438 
165 



42, 181 



Paridi or Plane 



Inhab | Fopa- 
HmuM. lauon. 



LONDON ClTY.-<xmt 

St. Margaret, Lothbaiy Par. 
St. Christopher-le-Stock Par. 
St Stephen, Coleman i p^ 

Street • • . . f 
AUhallows, LoDd. WaU Par. 
StEthelbnrga . . Par. 
St Helen, Bishopsgate Par. 
St. Andrew. Undershaft Par. 
St Katherlne Cree . Par. 
St James, Oake's Place Par. 

14. SHOREDITCH. 

1. HOLTWELL. 

Shoredlich,j><. (/ . Par. 

2. St. Lkokakd. 
Shoreditch.j»t. of . Par. 

3. HoxTON New Town. 
Shoreditch, jX. qf . Par. 

4. HoxTON Old Towh. 
Shoreditch,j><. </ . Par. 

5. HAOonsTOir Wnrr. 
ShorediU'h. jii. tf . Par. 

6. Haoosbstoh East. 
Shoreditch,j)<. ^ . Par. 

15. bethnal green. 

1. Hackret Road. 
Bethnal Qnen,pi.o/, Par. 

2. Gkxxn. 

Bethnal Green, i)t^. Par. 

3. Cbubch. 

Bethnal Green, |><.^. Par. 

4. Tow». 

Bethnal Green, pt. </ . Par. 

16. WHITECHAPEL. 

1. AKTILr.SBT. 

Old ArtiU. Ground . Lib. 
Norton Folgate . . Lib. 
Christchurch Spital- 
flelda, pt. qf, . 

2. SprrALyiXLDS. 
Christchurch Spltal-) 

&tid»,pt.qf, . .5 

3. Mn.B E!a> Nkw Towh. 
Chrlstchuroh, Spit«l- 

fields, pt. qf . 
Mile End New Town 
Whltechapel.j)*.<i/' . Par. 

4. WHITBrHAPKL NOBTH. 

Whltechapel,i3t<if . Par. 

5. Whitbcrapbl Church. 
Whltechapel,j>t</ . Par. 

6. GooDMAH'8 Fields. 
Whitechapel, f)<. <2f . Par. 
Holy Trln., Minorlet . Par. 

7. Aldoatk. 
Whitechapel j9t <2f . Par. 
St Botolph without) 7 IK 

Aldgate. . . .r^»>- 
St Kathar. by Tower Prec. 
Old Tower Without . Prec 
Tower of London . . 

17. ST. GEORGE-INTHl!^ 
EAST. 

1. St. Mart. 

St Geo. in ISast, pt. qf Par. 

2. St. Paul. 

St. Geo. in East, p^.^ Par. 

3. St. Johk. 

St Geo. in East pt- qf Par. 

18. STEPNEY. 

1. Shadwell. 

St John of Wapping . Par. 
St Paul, ShadweU . Par. 

2. Ratclipf. 

Ratdiff Ham. 

3. LlMBHOUBB. 

Limebouse. . . . Par. 



':} 



Par. 



Par. 



•I " 

1 Ham. 



30 
8 

898 

110 
44 

92 
113 
153 

96 



90 
45 

2,647 

805 
815 
404 
580 
1,291 
747 



1.52912,430 



Pwlah or Ptefla. 



2,091 
3,157 
3,235 
2,941 



16,545 
27,835 
26.933 
24,162 



2,61619,259 



4,003 
5,574 
3,776 
3,546 



186 
192 

306 



1,431 



229 

1,296 
223 



1,434 
905 



1,103 
34 



404 
443 

11 

331 
42 



29.822 
42,433 
26,577 
21,272 



2,315 

2,748 

869 



883 
1,207 



2,467 
1,550 

2,634 



15,848 

2,301 

11,100 
2,149 

11,597 

7,322 

9,964 
417 

3,842 

3,812 

241 

308 

1,121 



17,900 

21.350 

8,802 



3,410 
8,230 



2,14316,131 
4,09329,919 



Inhabw 



19. MILK ENDOLD TOWN. 

1. MiLB EvD 0. T. Wbbt. 

Mile End Old Town,> |-^ 

pt.qf .... 3 ^^' 

3. MiLB Ebd 0. T. East. 
MUe End Old Town.) Hi^ 

JP*-v ) 

20. POPLAR. 

1. Bow. 

Bow Par. 

Bromley. St Leonard Par. 

2. POPLAB. 

Poplar Par. 

8. Surrey, pctri qf. 

21. ar. SAVIOUR, south- 

WARK. 

1. Chkibichubch. Soutbwx. 
Christchurch, Southwk. Par. 

2. St. Savioub, Southwabk. 
St Saviour. Southwark Par. 

3. Kext Road. 

St Geo., Southwk.. ji(. qf PBr. 

4. Bobouch Road. 

St Geo., South wk..pe. qf Par. 

5. LoHDON Road. 

St. Geo.. Southwk. jrf. qf Par. 

6. Tbixitt. Newixotoh. 
Newington, pt. of . Bu*. 

7. St. Peteb, Walwobth. 
Newington. pt. qf . Par. 

8. St. Mabt. Nbwikqtox. 
Newington. pLqf. . Par. 

22. ST. OLAVE. SOUTH- 
WARK. 

1. St. Olatb. Southwabk. 
St Olave. Southwark Par. 
St Thomas. Southwark Par. 

2. St. Jobm. Hobslktdowk 
St John, Horaleydown Par. 

3. liXATHEB MaBKBT. 

Bermondsey, pL of . Par. 

4. St. Mabt Maodaleh. 
Bermondaey, pt. tf . Par. 

5. 8r. Ja VE8. Bebkokiisbt 
Bermcodtey, pt. qf . I^. 

6. Rutrxbh?the. 

St. Mary, Uotherhithe Par. 

23. LAMBETH. 

1. Waterloo Road Fibst, 
Lunheihfpt.if . . Par. 

2. Watbbloo Rd. Sbookd. 
Lambeth,j9t <^ . . Par. 

3. Lambeth Ch. Fibst. 
haiabtthtpt. qf . . Par. 

4. Lavbbth Ch. Sboord. 
Lambeth. jp<.</ . . Par. 

5. Kekkixoton Fibst. 
Lambeth, jpt <2f . . Par. 

6. KEinniYaTOK Sbookd. 
Lambeth, j>t qf . . Par. 

7. Brixtok. 
Lambeth, pt.qf , . Par. 

8. NOBWOOD. 

iMBahelht pt. qf . . Par. 

24. WANDSWORTH. 

1. Claphak. 

Clapbam .... Par. 

2. Baitebsea. 
Ba^tenea . . . Qv. Par. 

8. WAHDeWOBTB. 

Wandsworth . . . Par. 



5,900 



7.836 



3,829 
5.782 



6,651 



1,584 
2,142 
2,679 
1,926 
2,305 
3,359 
6,848 
2,471 



401 
53 

1,314 

2,395 

2,052 

6,182 

3,932 

1,593 
2,153 
2,264 



38,138 



55,024 



26.05S 
41,710 



48,611 



14,573 
15,677 
20,421 
16,696 
18,961 
23,882 
48,248 
16,792 



3,897 
476 



10,500 
16,787 
15,709 
47,933 
27,096 

14,074 
18,466 
19.492 



4,442 35,833 

6,030 41,286 



5,111 



31,221 



5,564 35, 43S 
1,98212,536 



4,834 
7,914 
3,964 



27,34Y 
54,016 
19,783 



REaiSTBATION DIVIBIONS: II. SOUTH EABTBBN. 



65 



Farii^esy &c^ in Surrey and Kent. 



Buiih or FlsM. 



WANDSWORTH— oofU. 

4. PcrmT. 
PotDcy .... Par, 

§. SrUUTHAlL 

Lower Tooting • . Fur. 

» • • • MmC» 



35. CAHBEBWELL. 

1. DULWICH. 

Gunberwell, j»<. <f 

% Cambkewxex. 
Caanb&nrelltpt. of 

3. PiCSHAlC. 

OMPberwelU J><. <tf 

4. Sr. Obobob. 
Ounb«rweU,jrf.^ 



Bur. 



Fte. 



Pmt. 



Inhabi 



1,603 



484 

1,906 



Popu» 



9,439 



2,327 
13,148 



Fte. 



646 

6,000 
7,031 
6,095 



PikMi or Flaoeu 



4,041 
31,264 
42,160 
33,851 



8. KlBntyPtqf. 

36. GREENWICH. 

1. Sr. Paui, Dxptfokd. 
Watcham (Surreif) . Ham. 
St. Pkol, Deptford . 

3. Sr. NiCSHOLAS, DXPTVOBD 

St Nicholas Deptford Far. 

3. Obbbhwich Wbst. 
Greenwicb,jEi<. ^ . Far. 

4. OBBxmnoH East. 
Oreenwich,p(. ^. • Far. 

37. LEWISHAM. 

1. Kltham. 
ElthuD . . . ClT. Par. 
MotUnfl^bam . . . Ham. 

3. Leb. 
Ji^ee • • • • • x<ar. 
Lewiaham,^qf • . Fkr. 



Inhftb. 



Popn- 
latton. 



1,363 
7,360 

1,006 

3,714 

3,928 



703 
81 

1,646 
959 



7,367 
46,347 

6,474 

81,034 

19,378 



4,064 
475 



10,493 
5,947 



Faddi or Flae«. 



LEWD3HAM— oont 

3. Lbwiuiam Villaob. 
Lewialiam, pt,qf , • Far. 

4. Stdbkhax. 
Sydenham .... Qutp. 

38. WOOLWICH. 



1. Ghabltov. 
CbarltoD . . 
Kidbrooke . . 






. , Far. 
. . Lib. 

8. Woolwich Dooktabd. 
Woolwioh,j>(. o/' . .Far. 

3. Woolwich Ababxal. 
WuoUich. j><. qf . . Par. 

4. PLVlfBTBAn WbBT. 

Plun8tead,j)t. <2^ . Par. 

5. Pluii«tbai> East. 
Plunatead, pt.qf • Far. 



Inhabi. POim- 
HoniH. lanon. 



3,09911,513 



3,060 19,065 



1,188, 7,699 
208 1,866 

3,09317,338 

3,558 18,331 

3,06413,037 

3,39315,333 



n. SOUTH EASTERN DIVISION. 

This Bboibtbation Division comprises those PArts of the Registration Counties of Surrey and Kent 
which are not included within the Metropolitan Division, and the entire Registration Counties of SusseXy 
HaniSy and Berks. It extends over an area of 4,052,015 statute acres of laud, water, and foreshore ; 
there being 8^961,180 acres of land and 33,251 of water included in the areas of parishes, 20,171 acres of 
tidal water, and 37,413 acres of foreshore. Its population in 1871 was 2,167,726 as compared with 
1,847,512 in 1861 ; the actual increase was therefore 320,214, while the natural increase arising from the 
excess of registered births over deaths in the ten years 1861-70 was 260,706. Included with uie general 
population of parishes, &o., in this Division are 110,271 persous enumerated in 463 workhouses, hospitals, 
prisons, lunatic asylums, and other public institutions; 137 persons in boats, barges, &a, in inland 
waters ; and 12,296 persons on board 1,433 seargoing vessels. 

The Division is closely associated with the Metropolis by contiguity, and by its watering-places 
extending along the coast from Woifthing, Brighton and Hastings, to JUunsgate and Margate. On the 
Med way — ^in Strood, Rochester, Chatham, and Gillingham — is a numerous population lying near the mouth 
of the Thames, and connected by Sheemess, Sandwich, Deal, Dover, Folkestone, and HaBtiugs, with the 
great naval fortress of Portsmouth. The whole of this coast swarms with a s^ufaring populatiou. Iron 
was formeriy manufoctured in the forests of this part of the country where wood and ore abounded, 
shipbuilding was extensively carried on, and the Flemings introduced their broad-cloth manufacture ; so 
that here were the manufacturing districts of those aces. The counties are now essentially agricultural, 
but they have some extensive paper manufactories and powder mills. 



BqsiftTatkm or UiiS<m Ooantka. 


Inhabited 
HooMs, 1871. 


Popolattoo, 1871. 




FterBons. 


Males. 


Females. 


II.-SOUTH-JIASTIIBH DIVISIOIT. 


809,921 


2a67,72e 


1,064,686 


1,108,001 


1* Siirroy (jsxtrtir'wutrop^ ..... 

2. Kent (fiKtra^iutrop.) 

8. BoMeac 

4t Hampshire 

5. Berkshire 


62,826 
IIT.IM 
76,063 
•7,824 
46,014 


366.279 
629.126 
420,910 
626,143 
226.268 


176,327 
812.931 
201,250 
262.207 
111,920 


188,952 
816.195 
219,660 
263,936 
114,848 



The SuFEBiNTEKDEiirr RBQisTBAis* DisTBiOTS of this Division are oo-extensive with Poor Law Unions 
with the following exceptions : the Lewes District comprises the four Poor Law Unions of Lewes (popu- 
lation 11,111), Chailey (population 9,616), West Firle (population 2,449), and Newhaven (population 
6,766) ; the Winchester District comprises the two Unions of New Winchester (population 26,697), and 
Hursley (population 2,672) ; Canterbury District, Chichester District, and Southampton District are 
Incorporations under Local Acts ; and Brighton District is a single Parish un ler a Local Act. 

The population of the Districts of Tenterden, Bridge, Canterbury, Chichester, Alverstoke, Hunger- 
ford, and Faringdon has decreEUBed since 1861 ; in all the other districts there was an increase. In 

Croydon District the excess of births over deaths in the ten years 1861-70 was 9,701 ; the actual increase 

F 



^ 



66 



UaiBTBATION DIYISI01I8: UU SOUTH EASTEBH. 



Parishes, Ssc^ in Surrey. 

of population was 37,879. The Districts of Epeom, Kingston, Richmond, Bromley, Tonbridge, Tbanet> 
Hastings, and Eastbourne are also remarkable for the great difference between their actual increase as 
compared with that which would have resulted simply from an excess of births over deaths. 



Superintendent Regtatrai^ 


In- 
habited 
HoQae«» 
. 1871. 


ropolBtion, IC 


171. 
FenukleB. 


Superintendent Regtstrar'B 


In. 
habited 
Hooeei^ 

1871. 


Topi 

J. 

Penoos. 


ilalkm, 1871. 


Diftrki. 


PenooB. 


MBlei. 


District. 


Mata. 


FemakB. 


L SURREY (extra-metrop. 


) 








3. SUSSEX— corC 






^ 




29. Epsom 


6.893 


30.391 


14,805 


16.486 


76. Bbiortov • • • . 


14.438 


90.011 


39.125 


66.886 


30. Chesisbt 






4.419 


33.038 


; 11.193 


11.846 


77. Stbimuo . 




6.138 


31.473 


14.373 


17.100 


31. OUILDFOBD , 






6,443 


35.667 


17,66« 


18.099 


78. HOBMAM . . 




3.804 


19.331 


9.834 


9.607 


33 Fahuham 






4.816 


39.867 


33.703 


16.164 


79. PETroB™. . 




3.008 


10.138 


6,290 


4,848 


33. Hamblidov, 






2,995 


15.276 


7.981 


7.395 


80. Thakbham 




1.705 


8.433 


, 4,313 


4.109 


84. DoasncQ . 






2,703 


14,369 


7,081 


7,388 


81. Eabt Pbbctow 




4.136 


21.691 


10.228 


11.363 


36. Rkioatb . , 






4.767 


27.303 


13,611 


13.793 


82. WESTHAMPKKrr 




3.979 


18.860 


9.217 


9.643 


36. GODSTOXB 






3.287 


13.541 


1 6.7u9 


6.883 


83. CHIOHBSTBIt . 




1.687 


8.306 


3.785 


4.430 


37. Gmotdon . 






14.635 


83.853 


37,299 


46.654 


84. MiDIIUBBT . . 




3.633 


13.061 


6.773 


6,378 


38. KiKGSTOX. 






10.005 


55.939 


35,168 


30.761 


86. WSBTBODBKB . 




1,496 


7.331 


, 3,611 


3.610 


39. KlCHMOMU 






4,483 


36.146 


11,310 


14,836 








1 














4. HAMPSHIRE. 










a. KENT (extra^metrcp.) 






! 




86. Havabt .... 


1.651 


8.144 


, 8,963 


4.341 


40, BSOMLBT 


6.934 


33.184 


14.890 


17,294 


. 87. POBTSBA ISLAJCD , 




19.093 


113.695 


67,681 


66.014 


41. DA«rr<ttD . . 




8.049 


43.344 


30.781 


31.563 


88. Alvxrstokb . . 




3.586 


83.644 


12.185 


10.459 


43. Gbatzskkd . . 




3.485 


31.365 


10.033 


11.337 


89. Fabbham . . 




3.090 


16.801 


8.606 


8.296 


43. NOBTB ATLBPOBO 




4.135 


31.661 


10.929 


10.633 


90. ItLB OP WraBT . 




13.416 


66.319 


31.936 


34.298 


44. Hoo 




620 


3.143 


1,644 


1.499 


91. LniyoToN . 




3,650 


12.396 


6.998 


6.398 


45. Mkowat . . , 




».H37 


59,150 


31.137 


38.013 


92. Chbutchcbch 




3,901 


16.338 


7.343 


9.096 


46. Malliko. . . , 




4.582 


33.383 


11.831 


11.653 


93. Roto WOOD 




1.161 


6.397 


3.730 


2.677 


47. Skvbnoaks . . , 




4,772 


34.262 


13.159 


12.103 


94. FOBDINOBBIIWB 




1.396 


6.441 


3.361 


3.180 


48. Tdnbeioob . • . 




8,394 


44.668 


30.847 


23.831 


96. Nbw Fobbbt . , 




3,840 


13.496 


6.811 


6.686 


49. MAmsTOMB . . . 




7.889 


43.017 


30.603 


31.415 


96. SonTHAMFTOH. 




7.983 


48.055 


33.440 


26.616 


60. HOLUKOBOUBK • . 




3,859 


14.047 


7,184 


6.863 


97. Sooth Siovbuam. 




6.393 


32.201 


16.333 


16.860 


61. Cbakbbook • . . 




3.781 


14.006 


6.991 


7,014 


98. ROMSET . . . 




3,395 


10,892 


6.436 


6.467 


62. TEKTEBDBy . . . 




3.341 


10,871 


6.417 


6.454 


99. SrocKBRrooB . , 




1.553 


7.317 


3.779 


3.538 


68. WtfiT AsaroBD . , 




3.359 


16.730 


8,385 


8.346 


100. WncHB^rxB . . 




6.330 


29.269 


14.667 


14.602 


64. Raat AaurOBO . , 




3.639 


13.016 


6,621 


6.396 


101. Dboxfobd. . . 




3.469 


11.760 


6.886 


6.864 


66. Brioob .... 




2.346 


11,139 


6.636 


6.503 


102. Cathbrihgtoh 




638 


2.769 


1.899 


1,370 


66. CAKTBKBtJBr, 






3,172 


16,510 


8.188 


8.323 


103. Petkbspiblo . . 




1.999 


9.672 


4,858 


4.814 


67. Bleak . , 






3,820 


18.269 


! 8.863 


9,407 


104. ALBBtPOBD . , 




1.481 


7.270 


3.666 


3.604 


68. Favcksham , 






4,404 


33.346 


11.347 


10,999 


106. Altox .... 




3.060 


14.999 


7.603 


7.800 


69. Milton . , 






3.835 


19.317 


9.688 


9.629 


106. HAKTLBT-WlBTJn 


BT . 


3.388 


20.601 


11.718 


8.883 


60. SlIKrFKY . . 






3.030 


18.665 


10.198 


8,367 


107. BASiKOirroKB . 




3.814 


18.106 


9.228 


8,87T 


61. TtlAKBT . , 






7.935 


43.139 


19.384 


22,846 


108. WmrcHUBCH . • 




1.339 


6.606 


2.827 


a. 770 


62. Kastrt . , 






6.616 


37.339 


13.611 


13.718 


109. AVDOVBB . . . 




3.761 


17.690 


8,896 


8.604 


63. DOVEB . 






6.751 


35.249 


17.999 


17,350 


no. KnOSCLBBB . 




1,849 


8,676 


4,361 


4,220 


e* Klham 






4.688 


29.747 


15.616 


14.231 












66. BOMNJET MaBBH. 




1.331 


6.080 


3,346 


2,834 


6. BERKSHIRE. 










8. SUSSEX. 










111. NBVBimT .... 


4.648 


90.641 


9,947 


10,004 










112. HUXOBBFOBD . . 




4.333 


19.349 


9,737 


0.623 


66. Btb 


3.667 


11.998 


6.049 


6.949 


118. Fabikodok . . 




8.346 


15.091 


7.620 


7,571 


67. Bamikos. . . 




6.660 


36.643 


16.336 


20.416 


114. ABOfCDOir. . , 




4.448 


21.661 


10.632 


11.029 


68. Battlb . . . 




3.693 


13.763 


: 6.987 


6.776 


116. Waittaob . . 




3.808 


17.360 


8,863 


8.607 


C9. Eabtbodbkb. . 




3.834 


15.736 


7.436 


8.300 


116. Waluxgposd 




3.133 


14.648 : 


7.204 


7.444 


7o. Haiuuam . . . 




3.671 


13,031 


6.793 


6.228 


117. Bbadfiblu . . 




3.363 


15.863 


8,068 


7.78$ 


71. TioBHUBar . . . 




3.190 


16,717 


i 8.369 


8,348 


118. RXADntO . . , 




6.314 


83,340 


16.840 


17.600 


73. UCKFIBLD . . , 




3.669 


19,314 


9.934 


9,380 


119. WOKIVOHAIC . 




3.348 


16,195 


8,041 


8.164 


73. East Obikstbao 




3.090 


• 16,304 


8.340 


7.964 


IW. OOOKHAM . . , 
121. KAirTHAMFgnUD 




3.974 


14.873 


7.280 


7,593 


74. Cdckfiblo . . 




3.666 


30,180 


in, 393 


9,787 




1.840 


10.632 


6.689 


4.943 


76. LBWii .... 




6,413 


39.943 


16,194 


14,748 


132. WnmeoB . . . 




4,763 


26,726 


18,319 


13.600 



The following Table shows the number of Inhabited Houses and of Population in 1871, in the aey^al 
Parishes, &c., constituting the various Registration Sub-districts and Districts, grouped topographically 
under the Registration Counties (or parts thereof) forming this Division. Parishes which f<v Redstiation 
purposes are returned under a County different (rom that in which they are actually situate^ have the 
name of their County Proper given in Ualic type. 



Fiviih or Pkwe. 



1. BVLtrej dmtra-wMtrcp.) 
29. EPSOM. 

1. CABf>BALTOir. 

Bantfcead .... Par. 

Carsbolton .... Par. 

Sutton Par. 

Cheam Par. 

2. Efbom. 
Cuddington . . . Par. 
Ewell .... CIt. Par. 
ChesBlngton . . . Par. 

Epeom Par. 

AAbtead Par. 

3. Lfathb&hkad. 
^^eatbertiead . . . Par. 



Inbab.) Ptmi- 
H(mica.| laaon. 



312 

732 
976 

308 



57 
408 

52 

1,052 

150 

499 



1.668 
3.668 
6,658 
1,639 

375 
3,314 

380 
6,376 

906 

3,468 



IteWi or FImm. 



EPSOM— omt. 

Fetcbam . . 
Great Bookbam 
Little Bookbam 
Stoke D'Abemon 
Oobbam . . 

80. CHERTSEY. 

1. Waltov. 

Walton on Thamea . 
Weybridge . . . 

3. Ghbbxbbt. 

Cbertiey .... 

Qjfleet 

Plyrford .... 



Par. 
Pbt. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



PBf. 
Par. 



Par. 
Par. 
PBr. 



Inbab- 
Houm. 


Poon* 
Uilon. 


81 


487 


319 


1,089 


40 


197 


74 


356 


433 


3,133 




* 


1,000 


6.383 


478 


2.604 


1,479 


7,763 


183 


91M 


67 


H 



Fariih or Flao*. 



CHERTSET— «Mit 

3. Chobhax. 

Horsell . . . ^ . Par. 

GboUiam .... Par., 

m . . . Par. 



Windleaham 
Blsley 



IV. 



Sf. GUILDFORD. 

1. WOKDCO. 

Pirbrlght .... FUr. 

Woking Par. 

Woipleedon ... Par. 

a. RCPLBT. 

Send Par. 

Wlaley Par. 

Ockbaa . . • • Par. 



Inbab. 
HonaML 


SSotL 


180 


SOT 


477 


2.261 


478 


2.864 


7T 


484 


157 


768 


872 


6,680 


877 


1,771 


368 


1.77« 


41 


221 



107. 



B : n. mXJTB BABTEBN. 
FarlaliM, fto^ In Bomy and Kent. 



OiriLDFOKD-aint 



St. Nkbolu . . 
ATtmgt4ni . . < 
1. OoDiLxna. 






EWcad. 

SB?"" 



Cipd . 



SoekUM . . ■ ■ rti. 
HMdLH . . . - Pu 
W4IUII1 tn tba Bin . fi 
RcIe>Ui . . . . Fw 
Kioftwooil. ■--!;"> 

OalUn f" 

Cbiptte«a ....¥•! 
OaldoD . . . . Pu 

a. HtnLIT- 
HenthnBI . . . . Ptr 
KMOcM ■ . ■ ■ jy 

H«l«f E" 

Lllgta ,^' 

GtawlwixHl ■•■■£! 



H. OODerOHE. 




Ham irlth Hitch . 



TtkunM DlUon 



HwnptDD C jriddGB.) Qt, Pu, 
TeMloelmlMiMBC.) Pa. 



a. Kant (.atra^Hetnp,) 



WenWtckliua 



Orplogion . 
SLHitnOn 

SL Pul'i Cn 
CbMleharat 



iklile<<anln Pu- 
les, StWertniita . 1 

t.'KIctaulu . . . 1 . 
■UKdnl Cbnrch . . Prwi. 

t Uamntt PiT. 

Fv. 



n.jiorli/. 



^'. '. '. '. '. VUlt 

««. UALLII40. 

P»r. 

Ajlafard . 
Alllncwn . 



68 



BSaiSTBATION DIVISIOlfS: IL SOUTH BA8TEBN. 



Parishes, Sto^ in Kent. 



PwWkorFtaoak 



MALUNQ--001I& 

RTinh Par. 

Lejboarne. . . . Par. 

2. East Pbckhax. 

West Mailing . . . Par. 

WateriiiKbary. . , Par. 

RastPtekham. . . Par. 

WefttPeckham . . Pu. 

MerewoTth. . . . Par. 

Shlpbome .... Par. 

S. Wbotham. 

Offham P^. 

AddingUm .... Par. 

TroCterscliffe . . . Par. 

Stansted .... Par. 

Wrotham .... Pftr. 

Igbtbam .... Par. 



47. SEVENOAKS. 

I. SHOaBHAK. 

Seal . . . 

Kemsing . . 

OtfoTd . . . 

Shor<*ham . . 

Halstead . . 

Chevenlng . • 



2. SsvsiroAXB. 
Sevenoaks . . 
Snndridge . . 
Bnu^ed . . . 
Westerbam 

3. Pekshurst. 
Edenbri<^e* . 
Cowden. . . 
Hevcr . . . 
Chlddlngstone . 
Pensburst • • 
Ldgh . . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
PU. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



48. TUNBRnXJE. 
1. TUKBBIDaB WCLLB. 

Bldborongh . . . Par. 

Aftbarst .... Par. 

Speldborst. . . . Par. 

Tnnbridge, pt qf . Par. 

3. TnXBKIDGB. 

Taobrldge, pLqf. . Par. 

Hadlow .... Par. 

Capel . . . . '. Par. 

Tndely .... Pkr. 

3. Brekoolkt. 
Pwnbury .... Par. 
Brencblej .... Par. 

Horsemonden { ^'J^^ 

49. MAIDSTONE. 

1. Yalddco. 

Yalding .... Far. 

Nettlestead . . . Far. 

Teflton Par. 

West Farldgh. . . Par. 

Hanton 1^. 

2. Mabokk. 

ICarden .... Par. 

SCapleharst . . . Par. 

Ixxlttington . . . Ham. 

Linton Par. 

3. liOOSB. 

Boaghton-Honohelaea Par. 

Otbam Par. 

Bearsted .... Par. 

Loose ..... Par. 

East Farlelgfa . . . Par. 

Banning .... Par. 

Weit Banning . . Par. 

4. West MAID8T0RB. 
Maldctone, i>t<2^. . Par. 

6. East Maidstoxx, 
Maidstone, pt qf , . Par. 

60. HOLLINGBOUBN. 

1. HOLUyGBOURV. 

Bfkzley Par. 



Inhabu 



Popo- 



•3 
03 

40C 
Mt 
457 

91 
183 

93 



88 
60 
59 
80 



476 
371 

3.836 

1,320 

2,313 

435 

913 

459 



448 
261 
388 
425 
686 3,201 
340 1,150 



320 1,590 

84 408 

230 1,126 

262 1,300 

75 365 

215 954 



1,191 
275 
237 
454 

368 
135 
129 
224 
333 



5,949 
1,593 
1,130 
8,283 

1,891 

738 

620 

1,218 

1.697 



350 1.400 



49 250 

39 214 

817| 4,391 

3,64019.893 

1,772' 9,863 
527, 2.753 



119 
116 

261 
671 
283 



652 

114 

59 

83 
188 



490 

341 

9 

130 



229 
77 
138 
339 
324 
125 
6 



572 
642 

1.391 
3,350 
1,449 



2,678 
562 
309 
390 
939 



2,333 

1,749 

41 

901 



1,082 

355 

623 

1,566 

1,625 

646 

31 



3,13713,766 
3,548 13,430 



299 1 4)2 



•Inhab. 



iMkA. 



H0LLINQU017EN— ooiU. 

DebtUng .... Par. 

Bredburst .... Par. 

Stockboiy .... Par. 

1'hombam .... Par. 

Hacking .... Par. 

Blcknor .... Par. 

WormsbiU. ... Par. 

HoUingboora . . . Par. 

2. Lrvhaic 

HarHetaham . . . Par. 

Frinsted .... Par. 

Witcblii« .... Par. 

OUerden .... Par. 

Lenbam .... Par. 

Boogfaton-MalheriM . Par. 

8. Hbaooobb. 

Ulcombe .... Par. 

BroomOeld .... Par. 

Leeds Par. 

Langlej .... Par. 

Ourt ntxi Satton-> p^. 

Valence . . . .> *^* 

Sutton- Valence . . Par. 

East Sutton . . . Par. 

Ueadcora .... Par. 

61. CRANBBOOK. 

1. Ceavbbook. 

Fritt«nden .... Par. 

Cranbrook .... Par. 

Benenden .... Par. 

L Hawkhubst. 

Ooodbarst .... Par. 

Sandhurrt .... Par. 

Hawkhorst 



ipL in Kent 
IpLin 8ui$ex 



53. TENTEBDEN. 

3. ROLVKKDBII. 

Newenden .... Par. 

Rolvenden .... Par. 

Biddeoden .... Par. 

Wlttersham ... Par. 

Stone Par. 

3. TSKTBRDBW. 

Ebony ..... Par. 

Tenterden .... Par. 

Appledore .... Par. 

Kenardington . . . Par. 

Woodcburoh . . . Par. 

HigbHalden . . . Par. 

53. WEST A8HF0RD. 

1. Calxhill. 
Sroarden .... Par. 

Egerton Par. 

Pluckl^ and Perington Par. 



Little Chart 

Charing . . 

Westwell . . 

3. ASHIOBDw 

Holbtteld . . 
Bethersden 

GreatChart . 

Ashford. . . 

Kingsnorth . 

Shadozburst . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



64. EAST ASHFORD. 



1. ALDnraxoR. 
Warebome 

Orlestone . • 

Ruckinge . . 

Bllsington . . 

Bonningtun . 

Hurst . . . 

Aldington . . 

3. Braboubkx. 
Mersbam . . 
Sevington . . 
Willebborou^ 
HinxblU . . 
Smeeth . . . 
BiKAolt. . . 
Braboome . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



78 

31 
129 
117 

36 
9 

44 
183 

147 
40 
31 
37 

440 
78 

150 
26 

141 
84 



319 
161 
690 
566 
121 
43 
261 
1,176 

697 
2C4 
142 
188 
2,042 
451 

674 
161 
711 
377 



145' 735 



254 

68 
802 



186i 
8341 
817 

670 
278 
596 



30 
306 
396 
306 

87 

36 
720| 
136 

421 
258 
124 



236 

169 
163 
59 
383 
189 

67 

334 

146 

1,699 

84 

41 



95 
89 
77 
81 
36 
7 
117 

153 
36 

391 
35 

135 
7 

160 



1.168 

380 

1,428 



949 
4,331 
1,553 

3,934 
1.289 
2,949 



135 

1,388 

1,419 

949 

410 

192 
3,557 

671 

192 
1,269 

689 



1,168 
862 
818 
270 

1,298 
999 

311 
1,154 

745 
8,458 

430 

317 



606 
409 
397 
349 
181 
86 
649 

)a« 

110 

2,053 

121 

634 

36 
763 



EAST ASHFORD-oont 

8. Wtb. 

Hastingleigh . . . Pfx. 

Brook Par. 

Kennington . . . Par. 

Wye Par. 

C^dale .... Par. 

Bon^iUm-Alnph . . Par. 

EastweU .... Par. 

Cballock .... Par. 

Moldaah .... Par. 

Cbilbam .... Par. 

Qodmersham . . . Par. 

66. BRIDGE. 

1. Chabtham. 
Gbartbam .... Par. 
Waltbara .... Par. 
Petham .... Par. 
Upper Hardres . . Par. 
Lower Hardres . . Par. 
Nackington . . . Par. 
Tbanington . . . Par. 
Milton next Canterbaiy Par. 
Harbledown . . . Par. 

Mint Par. 

St. Nicholas Hospital. Par. 
Holy Cross West- Jqp^ 
gate Without . J*-^^"'- 

3. Babhaic. 

Patrlxboume 
Beaksboume 
Bridge . . 
BishopebounM 
Kingy^otie . 
Barbam 
Womenswoold 
Adisham . 
Ickbam 

Wickhambreux 
Stodmarsh . 
LiUleboara 
Fordwich . 



. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

.. Par. 

. P^. 

. Par. 

. Plar. 



66. CANTERBURY. 

1. Caxtbbbubt. . . 

St. Paul Par. 

St. Augustine . . . Par. 

St. Martin .... Par. 

St Mary Northgate . Par. 

St. John's Hospital . Par. 

St Mildred. . . . Par. 

Old castle .... Par. 

Holy Cross West-) ni. i>.- 
gate Within. j-«^'*V. 



StMary Bredin 
Ail Saints .... 
East Bridge Hoq>itaI. 
StAlpbaga . . . 
Black Prince's Chantry 
St Andrew. . . . 
St Mary Bredmsn . 
St George the Martyr 
Whitefriars . . . 
St Mary Magdalen . 
St Margaret . . . 
St Peter .... 

67. BLEAN. 
1. Stubbt. 
Archbishop's Palace 
Christchurch 
St Gregory 
Stsplegate . 
St Dunstan. 
St Stephen 
Blean . . 
Sturry . . 
Wsstbcra . 
Hoath . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pltr. 
Par. 
Par. 



3. HnorB. 

Chisleit 
Recolver . 
Heme . . 



8. WHrrSTABLB. 

SwalscUff . . 
Whltstable . 
Seasalter . . 



Free. 
Free 
Ville 
VUle 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Flar. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



UtZoa. 



43 

32i 

147 

829 

55 

98 

19 

77 

77 

391 

84 



231 
141 
642 

1,630 
257 
649 
160 
349 
840 

1,476 
393 



960 1.251 
791 536 



133, 
73 
47 
30 
85 
3 

146 
33 
16 

166 



671 

863 

336 

106 

898 

13 

686 

93 

36 

668 



62 S3S 

78 874 

168 941 

69 848 

56 278 



228 
65 
98 

128 
110 

32 
171 

66 



355 
81 
48 

696 
7 

609 
11 

47 



82 

6 

808 

3 

87 

62 

363 

1 

85 

111 

2401 



36 

38 

279 

63 

375 

124 

187 

246 

44 

79 

-259 
6t 

768 

29 
999 

303 



1,014 
269 
416 
689 
490 
140 
792 
384 



1.665 



4.748 
30 

3,377 
61 

188 

1,670 

413 

31 

1.007 

• 

495 

361 

1,344 

8 

895 

670 

1.024 



193 
303 

1,337 
367 

1,673 
640 
593 

1,040 
196 
84» 

1.114 

357 

8,968 

164 
4,881 
1.370 



EMMTKATIOH DIVI8I0NB : n. BOTTTH KA8PEEH. 







FariBhes, Aec, In Kent and Suaeox. 






F-y.«i.«. 


KiEK 


FuUikFIu. 


^\^ 


rarUi«FtK« 


^^ 


^ 


H. FATBHSSAH. 






EASTBY-»iit 


ELBAH-omt. 






1. Bousuvja, 










«» 


DllDltlrlC .... Till* 












HtmhlU .... Pur. 
















M6 


WoTtn SI. LBopard, Hrtba . Far. 


e3« 


3,181 


B^^u^tVsW p^: 




l,u: 


K«n 






SelllDg l-wr. 

Hbrldwkb . . . . I^. 


!« 


m! 


Ka«trr j5 BOUNET HARSH. 


















lynTBlmnd '.'.'.'. fiz. 




'»; 


a-WDBHiiT WfcitHjlha ... Par. 




133 


Ttarowlej . ... Pa. 


IM 




A 


SBO 


o|ri4e^^^^^^ rjr. 


Mt 


iImi 


SjSr ■ ■ ■ ■ Ea.Jiridge .... Par. 
KlmnoiM .... Newchurcli Pa 


I 


' 


KivFnIiim, In Ubarv . 


1,*0» 


1 1(183 










"m 


F^X^bjWUHf^ l^'^^ysr^: KJ; 


'■ 


3U 


I>»<i>«ta> . . . . ^. 






a. ErTBOn. Naw'ttomne/. '. Par! 


321 




Om Ph. 






Nmlngua .... lT7dmreh .... Par. 


















BncUiad . . . . Ph". 


M 


3M 


S;;!^ ■ ■ ■ ■ h^^."'. . .■ . Par. 

W.W«rdiart.p(. ijT . Bnargatt .... Par. 


3S1 


I, tat 


SioiHiiutFiTtntiim Pu. 


i 


B3 


SI 
31 


ii 


SuUifltld .... Far. 






4. Duu Bim»tl .... Par. 




3« 


UnM Hbt. 


111 

»4 


lut 


WaldenbarciH. V . Biouklaod . ... Par. 
3«Mi U l)«v*r . . Falrflald ... s Par. 

UUIe Hcofetiun '. '. 


* 


«34 


TcjrnhuB . . . . Pu. 


Ul 














GMl UoDgebun . . 8. Bnuez.' 






St. HILTON. 






wSltoS ' ■ " : ea, HYE. • 






eSZ : : : K: 


« 


4M 


Deal . I ^ ! ' I. Btl 

M. DOVER.. B™"'i{|!:SS;i=- 


li 


1I3 


Sa-; : : : ffi: 

BndSU P«. 


it; 


Ml 


, Br .„„ E««GnldelSl . . Par. 
RiLS^M " P\M3am .... Par. 
lUngaroiild. ... ^Te ftr 


I 


'a% 


Tuuikll . . . . tn. 
Bonim P«. 


38 


i:lii 


lSi"s.- : :■ li™;.: ; : ; s 


!* 


110 


Tang Pit. 

UunbHi .... Pit. 


' " 


ni 


bt-HarEamatCli'SB a. BiCKltT. 

WMiClii. . . . B«Uey Far. 


MT 


1.3«T 








Wbiifleld .... NorlMam .... Par, 






MU^W»t Sl'^l*Jp„. 


IM 




Qualon Brnle ftr. 


»■ 




BobMac Ft>r. 






ChaclWnnMTDoTar. Udlnwre . ... Pa. 






NawlDGton . ... 111. 






UuverCa.[ltLlb«tlu bi,Tb.q»<.WIi>clid«»Par. 


III 




HuiUp Ftr. 






Eaai ClilTf .... Ii^laaham .... Ftr. 




»H 




i» 


i.oe; 


EL Jamea U» Apoatla 






Vi^..^ .... ftr. 












Lower Hilitow . . ftr. 


'« 


CDi 


Si-MaiViiaVirgla. Far. 

S-HODQIAH. 


I.Wt 


lO.OOt 


1. Ou. 
ft" Pa. 


<) 


lao 


to. SHEPPET. 






Hougluun .... ftr. 
BuclElaDd .... Par. 


«' 


s.ias 


fs» : : : : E: 


!ol 




1. Uinm. 






Ri™ ftr. 






Ore Far. 




" 


Ulaua In Sbri^r . Fu. 




i..ns 


K«ll ft.. 

Cxldnd Far. 


'Si 


"J 


1. Au-Hxuiii. 
AU Satols .... Par. 


„ 




1. KurcHUKB. 






Sffi,-.- : : : te: 


10 


BM 


St-Cl.ment ... Par. 




t'.Mt 


ElnJfj P»r. 






WouUDD .... Far. 






S. St. Utar d iu 






Kuichardi. ... Pit. 




I.OIS 








Canu. 






Wirden . ... Pa. 


ID 




Alkban' ! ! ! ! ftr! 






BLUairlnlbaCaatla Par. 


Mt 


t,)a» 








CaHLlfFeraa . . Par. 






St-Aodnw ... Par. 






Hulj- P«r. 


M 


131 


Pgoltoo .... Par. 




» 


S^iSA;^-^ te: 


'fc 


lists 


«. THANET. 






M. BLHAH. 






Sk Macjr HiEdalu , Far. 
Si. Leonard on fta , Par. 

•a. BATTLE. 


1.1*1 




1. Umrn. 
SL HtchoUi It Wads. Pa. 

a.^™ : : : a? 


S» 


III 


SisiF^": : K: 


31 


i3,a»i 


331 


3.«W 


UimklMi . . . . Pu-. 


» 




Ml'uiai]' In SboTn-' ) 












sk™ ; ; : : ; p«; 


**» 


' ^ 


d,m>W . .i- 




8,101 


Holilnitaii. ... Par. 


» 


l.0« 


Acol.orWooa. . . Par. 
Xaixue Par. 


S»H 


13.»= 


3. ELBall. 
SvingBeU .... ftr. 

Aerlae Par. 

FaddlMxnb ... Par. 


1 


s 


«: : : : E: 


ssi 


tot 








EU™ Par. 


M 




3. EwHUan. 






SLFiUr .... Far. 




S.M' 


LrmJno .... Par. 










39* 


BtUwTCDB ... Par. 






Stalltag-Hlnnla . . Par. 






Kwbanl .... Far. 


a: 




Ban-sU. . ... Pa. 


3|«9I 


hImi 


IS- : : : : K: 


? 


UB 


Uonnl^. i ! I Par! 


la 


3» 
Ml 


«l.£ASntT. 






Stoirtliis .... Par. 


«1 


313 


S. Bama. 


















Battle Pa. 




3,4H 


AabDaitSalKhrlcb . Par. 






Hooka UorUD . . Pa. 


u 


IM 


Brl^lUnf .... Par. 






BuUarr . ... Pa. 




■«B( 


Slandford .... Far. 


M 


»> 


DaUlnp™. . ■ . ^■ 






St.FcMr .... Far. 


M3 


1,131 


FuaillDE .... Par. 












StCUmol ... Par. 






a*ll<>Md .... Par. 


li 


MO 


FsiihiuM .... Par. 


10 


" 



70 



BXQI8TBATI0N DIVISIONS: IL SOUTH KA8TKBN. 



Farisheo, Ste^ in Susaox. 



PiuWi or Flaot^ 



69. EASTBOURNE. 



1. Wbthav. 

I^enaey . . 

Wettbam . . 

WUIingdiin. . 

JeTington . . 

FolklDgton . . 

WUmingtoa . 

3. EAflTBOOBHS. 

Eaatboaroe 

KMtdeftO 

Frbton . 

Seaford . 

WestdeAD 

LiUUngton 

LulUngton 

AlfiiMOQ 



• Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Plar. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

, Par. 

. Par. 

. Piur. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

fc. Par. 



f 0. HATT/^HAM. 



1. HAlL8HaV. 

Arlington . 
Ballnham . 
HerBtmonoeanx 
WarUlng . 
Hooe . . 
NinfleM. . 



2. UMUaQLT 

HeUlngly . 
Chlddinglj. 
Langhton . 
Warbleton . 
Heathfleld . 



• Par. 

. 'Par. 

. Pi. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



Pu*. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
P^. 



tl. TICEHUBST. 

1. TlCSHDSR. 

Burwaab .... Par. 
Tioehurat .... Par. 

a. Salbhubst. 

Ktchicgbam . . , Par. 

SalebniBl .... Par. 

Bodlam Par. 

3. Wadhubr. 
WadbuTBt .... P^. 

4. FftABT. 



n. UGKFIELO. 

I. ROTHBRrULD. 

RotherOeld . 
Mayfleld . . 

2, Fbamfibld. 
Fraxnfleld . . 
fiastHoathlj . 
Waldron . . 

3. ISPIBLP. 

Utile HoTsted . 
Isfleld . . . 
UclOieUl . . 

4. Habbsfibld. 
Fletching . . 
Mareafield . . 
Bazted. . • 



Par. 
Fir. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

P*r. 
Pw. 
Pw. 

Pto, 
Par. 
Pafr 

73. EAST GRINSTEAD. 

1. WrrHTBAX. 
WiUiiyhaui. . . . Par. 
Uaitfleld ...» Plar. 

2. Kait GRnrarBAD. 
lingfiekl {Surrey) . Par. 
East Grintitead . . Par. 

3. WOMH. 

Worth Par. 

Crawly .... Par. 
WeetUoathly. . . Plar. 

f 4. CUCKFiSLP. 
1. Ijan>FiBLD. 
Horated'KeTnea . . Par. 
Idndfleld .... Par. 



Inhftbi 



lation. 



71 
177, 
177 
67 
34 
60, 



330 
858 
794 
321 
166 
280 



PatMi or Pteoa. 



1.73610.361 

67| 337 

I7l 80 

263 1.357 

25| 139 

113 

19 

581 



24 

2 

124 



121 
609 
242 
162 
106 
129 

321 
195 
159 
283 
344 



444 

629 

171 

421 

63 

620 
228 
128 

626 

60 



802 
561 

2861 

141 

249 

39 

98 

396 

428 
342 

347 



382 

390 

49S 
986 

616 

97 

336 



159 
886 



611 
3,439 
1.304 
846 
516 
537 

1,636 

946 

770 

1.483 

3,044 



3.232 
3.939 

894 

2,080 

306 

3.191 

1.145 

667 

2,949 
314 



4,149 
2,828 

1,521 

730 

1,252 

298 

607 

2.041 

3.155 
1,965 
1,868 



1,970 
1,540 

3,480 
6.396 

3,109 

506 

1,310 



811 
3,018 



GUCKFIELD— ODMt 

Ardlngly .... Par. 

Baloombe .... Piu-. 

3. CucKrnlD. 

Cackfleld .... Par. 

SUngbam .... Par. 

Bolnej Par. 

Oowfold .... Par. 

3. HcBsrriBBPiHXT. 

Alboame .... Par. 

Newtlmber. . . . Par. 

Pyecombe .... Par. 

'rWlnetuun .... Par. 

Hurstpierpolnt . . Par. 

Clayton Par. 

Keymer .... Par. 

75. LEWlfiS.* 

1. DiTCHUVO. 

Wivelsfield . . . Par. 

DltchUng .... Par. 
WeatmeaUm . . Clr. Piur. 
East GhUtingtOD . dw. Par. 

Street Par. 

Plnropton .... Par. 

Hamiey .... Par. 

3. Chailbt. 

Cbailey Par. 

Newlck Par. 

Barcombe .... Par. 

Ringmer • . • . far. 

8. Lawn. 

Sontb Mailing . . . Par. 

St John, Sootborar . Par. 

St. Anne .... Par. 

St. MIcbael . . . • Par. 

The Oaatle Precincts . Par. 
St. Jobn under tba Oastle Par. 

All Saints .... Par. 

St. Tbomaa at aUfe . Par. 

4. WbrFiblb. 
Glynde . . 
Beddingbam 
West Flrle . 
Ripe . . 
Cbalrington 
Selmeaton . 
Alciaton 
Berwick . 



Inbabi 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



5. Nbwhatbit. 
East Blatcblngton. 
Bishopatone . . 
Denton .... 
Sontb Heigbton . 
Tarring-NevUle . 
Newbaven . . . 
Piddingboe • . 
Telscombe . . 
Sonthease . . . 

6. RomvaDBAV. 
Rodmell .... Par. 

Iford Par. 

Kingston near Lewes Far. 

Stanmer . , • , Par, 

Falmer. .... Par. 

Rottlngdean . . . Par. 

Ovingdean .... Par. 

76. BRIGHTON. 

1. Kemp Towk. 
Bi1gbton.i>t. q^ . . Par. 

2. Sr. Pbtbb. 
Brighton, i><. qf . . Par. 

3. ThbPalaob. 
Brighton. j)<. ^ . • Far. 

77. 8TEYN1NG. 
1. Shobbbax. 

Bo^e • • • . * Par. 

Preston Far. 

Fatcham . . . , Far. 

West BlatoblngtOD . Par. 

Hangleton .... Par. 

Portslade .... Par, 



185 
183 

815 
302 
151 
171 

70 
84 
59 
68 
464 
390 



Popn- 



170 
327 
61 
57 
34 
65 
108 

260 
199 
318 
396 

138 
384 
336 
181 
6 
607 
892 
816 

65 

69 
111 
75 
29 
42 
43 
31 

81 
63 
46 
17 
14 
421 
48 
27 
20 

64 
32 
26 
25 
98 
8M 
26 



1.996 
965 

4.430 

1,574 

804 

993 

834 

180 

382 

369 

2.837 

1,111 

2.397 



1,616 

1.271 

817 

817 
201 
383 
577 

1.462 

988 
1.006 
1.478 

677 
1,831 
1.701 
1.041 
36 
2,707 
2,018 
1.600 

862 
850 
615 
393 
155 
206 
212 
166 

180 

276 

238 

88 

79 

2.549 

237 

130 

106 

280 
190 
129 
124 
519 
1.544 
148 



3.411 14,764 
8.560 53.500 

I 

3.467 31.747 



1,48411.377 

363 3.470 

150 760 

10 49 

9 61 

389 3,844 

I 



STEYNING— omt 

Aldrlngtoo. • . . Par. 

Sonthwick .... Par. 

Kingston by Se« . . Par. 

New Sboreham . . Par. 

I<ancing .... Par. 

Old SborehaBk . . . Par. 

Sompting .... Par. 

Coonihe Par. 

Battolphs .... Par. 

3. SrBTvnio. 

Bramber .... Pu*. 

Sleyning .... Par. 

Upper Beeding . . Par. 

EdboTton .... Par. 

Pbynlngs .... Par. 

Woodmanools ... Par. 

Henlleld .... Par. 

Aahorsl .... Par. 

Sbermanboij . . . Par. 

78. HORSHAM. 

1. South Hobsham. 

West Grinstead . . Par. 

Shipley Par. 

Nntbnnt .... Par. 

Horsham, pt.<^ , . Par. 

3. N<nrrR Hobsbav. 

Horaban. pt ^ . . Par. 

Lower Beeding . . Par. 

Ifleid Par. 

Rnqier Par. 

Wambam .... Par. 

3. West HoBSBAM. 

SUnfoM Par. 

Itcbingfleld . . . Par. 

Rodgwlck .... Par. 

Billingsbnrst . . . Par. 

79. PETWORTH. 

1. Pbtwobth. Nobtobbv. 

Wisboroogh Green . Par. 

North Chapel . . . Far. 

Kirdford .... Par. 

3. PnifOBTH. SOVTHBBV. 

Petworth .... Par. 

Egdeui Par. 

FitUeworth . . . Par. 

Stopbam .... Par. 

Coates Par. 

Burton Par. 

Dnncton . . . • Par. 

BarlaTington . . . Par. 

Sutton Far. 

Bignor Par. 

Bury Far. 

80. THAKEHAM. 

1. PULBOBOUOH. 

North Stoke . . . Par. 

Amberley .... Par. 

(freatham .... Par. 

Hardliam .... Par. 

ColdWaltham . . Par. 

Wiggonholt . . . Par. 

Pnlborongh . . . Par. 

Wekt Cbiltington . . Par. 

3. WASHnOTOV. 

Parham Par. 

Storrlngton . . . Par. 

SuUington • . . • Par. 

Thakeham. . . .- Par. 

Warmingfaurst . . Par. 

Ashlngton • . • « Par. 

Wlston. .... Par. 

WaaUngton . . . Par. 

Findon . . . . , far. 

81. EAST PRE8T0N. 

1. WOBTIIZBO. 

Broadwater . . . Far.. 



Heene . . 
West Tarring 
Clapbam . 
Dorrington. 



Par. 
Far. 
Far. 



iBbab. 



6 
409 

431 
626 
176 

52 
153 

14 

16 

84 

351 
129 
60 
60 
63 
378 
75 
801 



352 
228 
148 
129 

1,388 
343 
832 
107 
197 

163 
68 

324 
826 



363 

171 

847 

616 
16 

153 
81 
161 
11 
64 
36 
69 
80 

114 



19 

139 

11 

23 

95 

6 

413 

139 

11 

241 

46 

97 

S3 

60 

59 

182 

1431 



1.582 

66 

187 

45 

80 



Pdmh 
latfao. 



3T 

3.386 

346 

3,678 

1,069 

385 

736 

92 

81 

173 
1.666 
680 
301 
399 
330 
1,866 



1,844 

1,147 

699 

756 

7.076 

1,346 

1.639 

599 

1,007 

796 

877 

1,069 

1,577 



1,756 

803 

1,787 

8,304 
80 



146 
94 
67 



133 
331 
150 
638 



686 

60 
117 
436 

80 

1.856 
701 

66 

1,184 
346 
631 
140 
377 
311 
908 
681 



8.641 
437 
656 

346 
16S 



• The District of Lewes comprises the four Poor Law Unions of Chailoy (Sob-districts 1 and 3); Lewes (Snh-disCrici 3) ; Weot 
Flrle (SnhMlistriet 4) ; and Newbaven (Snb-districU 6 and 6). 



BSaiSTSATION DIYIBIONS: IL SOUTH EASTERN. 



71 



TariBhea, &c^ in Sussex and Hampshire. 



Pariah or naee. 



, Xnbak 



EAST PKI£S^rON--0M& 


■Qorinc ... 


. . Par. 


Ferring . . 


. . Far. 


2, LlTTLBHAXnOir. 


Klngfton . . 


. . Par. 


EastPrestoQ . 


. . Pftr. 


Angmering. . 


. . P*r. 


Leominsto:. . 


. av.Par. 


Rnsilngton . . 


. . Par. 


Utileluunpton. 


. • Par. 


Climpiag . . 


. . Par. 




. . Par. 


3. Abdndbl. 




Torttngtoa. . 


. . PW. 


Poling . • . 


. • Par. 


Arondel . . 


. . Par. 


Patching . . 


. . Par. 


Wnrnlngcamp . 


• • & 


Barpbatn • 


. . Par. 


SonthStoke . 


. , Par. 


Houghton . . 


. . fwr. 


82. WESTHAMPNBTT. 


I. Maithood. 






. . Par. 


West Itchenor 


. . P*r. 


West Wittering 


. . P*r. 


East Wittering 


. . Pte. 


Earnley . . 


. . Pto. 


Sidlesham . . 


. . Par. 


Selsey . . . 
2. Wykm. 


. ^ Par. 



Pagham .... Par. 

Hnnston .... Pftr. 

North Mundham . . Par. 

Donnington . . . Par. 

Appledram . . . Par. 

New Fishbonme . . Par. 

Rumbolds-Wyke . . Par. 

Meraton .... Par. 

3. tJODTH BKSaTBO. 

South Bereted . . . Par. 

4. Yafto*. 

Bamham .... Par. 

Felpham .... Par. 

MIddletoo .... Par. 

Yapton P&r. 

Binsted Ptur. 

Slindon Par. 

Madehurst .... Par. 

Walberton .... Par. 

KMtergate ..... Par. 

6. BOXQBOVB. 

Aldlngboume . . 

Eartham . . . 

Boxgrove . . . 
Westhampnett 
Oring .... 

Tangmere . . . 

East Lavant . . 

6. SixoLROir. 

Hid Lavant . . 

West Stoke . . 

Binderton . . . 

Singleton . . • 

EutDean . . . 

UpWaltham . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par." 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



83. CHICHES^TER. 

1. Cbichisteb. 

St. Bartholomew . . Par. 

St. Peter the Great . Par. 

Cathedral aote . . Prec. 

St. Peter the Lett. . Par. 

St. Glare .... Par. 

St Martin .... Par. 

Newtown .... fu. 

St. Andrew . . . Par. 

AU Saints .... Par. 

StPancras. . . . Par. 

St. James .... Ptf. 

84. lODHUBST. 

1, MlSBUBBT. 

East LaTtngton . Ot. Par. 
West Lavington . Civ. Par. 
TUlington .... Par. 



106 
S4 

9 

68 
212 
233 

11 
•2& 

67 

11 

29 

46 

646 

66 

86 
66 
24 
37 



101 
38 

149 
44 
26 

214 

201 

196 
40 
87 
36 
30 
83 

164 
22 

738 

86 
130 

18 
136 

23 
114 

36 
121 

32 

166 
26 

166 
83 

314 
47 
79 

67 
16 
19 
124 
69 
14 



72 

913 

26 

69 

44 

61 

27 

107 

66 

219 

4 



39 
88 

189 



Popo- 



464 
267 

27 

335 

1.019 

1,071 

369 

3.272 

266 

73 

138 
192 
2,956 
268 
169 
304 
108 
189 



456 
180 
613 
219 
142 
960 
937 

877 
183 
405 
203 
136 
362 
642 
110 

3,794 

166 
611 
77 
608 
139 
618 
194 
693 
166 

772 
134 
728 
630 
1,404 
198 
892 

239 
96 

108 

606 

318 

67 



369 

4,777 

110 

370 

246 

244 

127 

678 

317 

1,061 

16 



210 
196 



Parish or Plaoa. 



MIDHUBST-eont 



Lodswoith 

Selham . 

Heysbott 

Oraffham 

Cocking 

Midhurot 

Woolbeding 

Easeboume 

South Amberaham 

8. Fkrnhdbst. 
North Ambersbam 
Lnrgadiall 
Eemhnrst . 
Linchmere . 
Linch . . 



8. HABTnro. 
Stedham 

IplDg . . 

Trotton . 

Chfthurst . 

Terwick . 

Kogate . . 
Harting 

ElBted . . 

Treyford . 

DMUng. . 

Bepton . . 



. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Tg. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par, 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



86. WESTBOURNE. 



1. FUBTIKOTOH. 

West Dean 
East Marden . 
North Marden 
Up Marden. . 
Stoughtoo . . 
C(miptoii . . 
Racton . . . 
Fnntington 

2. WncnouBHi. 
Boaham. . . 
Chidham . . 
WestThomey 
Westbowme . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



4. HampBhire. 

86. HAVANT. 



1. Havakt. 
South Hayling 
North Hayling 
Warblington . 
Havant . . 
Bedhampton . 
Farlington . . 



. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



87. PORTSKA ISLAND. 

1. KlKOaTOH. 

VoTtaetk, pL qf , . .. Par. 

Oreat Salterns . . . Par. 

Portsmouth, j9&<2f . Par. 

2. POBTBBA TOWV. 

Portsea,|>t^. . . Par. 

8. POBTSMODTH TOWH. 

Port6moath,i>t qf . Par. 

4. Laxdfort, 

Portsea,^t.</. . . Par. 

Portsmouth, j>t. (if . Par. 

88. ALVEBCTOKE. 

1. Altbbbtokb. 

Alverstoke . . . Par. 

Burrow Island . . . . 

89. FAREHAM. 

1. Fabbham. 

Far^am .... Far. 

Porcheeter .... Par. 

Wymering. . . . Par. 

Wldley Par. 

Southwick .... Par. 

Boarhunt .... Par. 

X TrraBfiBLD. 

Wickham .... Far. 

Titchfleld .... Par. 

Rowner .... Par. 



InhabL 
Homeai 



127 
20 

80 

86 
102 
3U2 

62 
162 

29 

36 

165 

163 

68 

19 

102 
93 
88 
63 
29 
206 
354 
88 
31 
21 
42 



131 

13 

6 

71 

129 
61 
21 

231 

258 
69 
36 

480 



Puui* 
laUon. 



Pariah or Flaoe. 



607 
87 
386 
435 
493 
1,465 
354 
881 
161 

160 
761 
880 
320 
96 

602 
468 
462 
279 
188 
999 
1,277 
175 
143 
94 
201 



683 

72 

27 

366 

612 

286 

97 

1.066 

1,184 
314 
181 

2,336 



177 858 
68 281 
620 2,488 
607' 2,634 
14l! 715 
248 1,218 



6,289 28,116 

4 26 

84 400 

2,466 



18,430 



979 11.169 



10.280 65,466 



3,686 



1,963 
174 
132 
172 
124 
69 

223 

916 

27 



22,637 



7,023 
779 

1,206 
874 
649 
271 

1.139 

4,369 

491 



90. ISLE OF WIGHT. 



1. COWBS. 

Northwood . . 
Wbipplogham 

2. Nbwport. 
Newport . . 
St. Nicholas in the 

Castle . . 
Carisbrooke 

Oatoombe . . 

Arreton . . 

Wootton • . 

3. Rtdb. 
Binstead . . 
Newchurch.|)t. of 
Ryde . . . 
St Helens . . 
leading . . 
Yaverland . . 
ShankUn . . 

4. GODSHILU 

Bonchurch . . 
Newchurcb, pt. qf 

Ventnor . . 

St. Lawrence . 

Whitwcll . . 

Niton . . . 

Chale . . . 

GodshUl . . 

Kingston . . 

ShorweU . . 

6. Calboume. 

Brixton . . 

Mottlstone . . 

Brook . . . 

Calboume . . 

Shalfleet . . 

Thorley. . . 

Yarmouth . . 
Freshwater 



} 



Par. 
Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

■ 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



91. LYMINGTON. 

* • 

1. Ltmikotov. , . 
Lymlngton . . . Par. 

Boldre Par. 

Brockenhnrst . . . Par. 

Rhinefleld . . . .' Tp.' 

2. MiUPOoo. . . . 

MUford Par. 

Hordle Par. 

Milton Par. 

92. CHRISTCHUBCH. 

1. Ghbistcbubch. 

ChristcbUTch . . . Par. 

Holdenhurst . . .' Par. 

Supley Par. 

93. RINGWOOD. 

1. RZHOWOOD. 

Ringwood .... Par. 

ElllDgbam .... Par. 

Ibsley Par. 

Harbrtdge .... Par. 

Burley Tp. 

Broomy .... Tp» 

94. FORDINGBRIDGE. 

1. FORDnrOBBIDOB. 

South Damerham ( WiiU)TnT. 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Tp, 



Inbabi 
TTonMBL 



POMH 

laoon. 



Martin (mite) 
Toyd Farm (WflU) 
Whltsbury(Fri««) 
Fordiogbndge . 
Woodgreen . 
Rockboum. . 
Breamore . . 
North Charford 
South Qiarford 
Hale . . . 
Ashley Walk . 



96. NEW FOREST. 
1. Ltkhhobst. 



1,349 
766 

703 

61 

1.301 

. 47 

391 

14 

147 

97 

2.404 

697 

1.167 

21 

261 

93 
127 
749 

23 
152 
121 
128 
262 

12 
125 

132 

24 

37 

146 

258 

27 

166 

448 



891 

629 

219 

7 

404 
197 
303 



1,868 
858 
186 



809 
71 
68 
67 

131 
26 



7,374 
3.730 

3.666 

273 

8.198 

240 

1,910 

82 

748 

460 

12.676 

3.412 

6.648 

118 

1,432 

641 
625 

4,841 
136 
666 
732 
662 

1,197 

66 

633 

614 
140 
183 
644 

1,196 
164 
806 

2,638 



4,296 

2,881 

1,139 

40 

1.799 
868 

1.374 



9.476 

6.043 

820 



3,781 
346 
301 
259 
681 
130 



162 

131 

4 

39 

628 

81 

114 

118 

15 

14 

81 

69 



62 
110 



686 

629 

23 

178 

3,063 

336 

482 

686 

73 

73 

146 

277 



387 
601 



BSaiBT&ATIOH DITmiONB : IL BOOTH USXSBK. 

















^ 


i^.n... 


^ 


^ 


»-.-«« 


u^ 


£c: 




WlNOHESIEB-ooiU. 






FUTERSriELD-eml. 










Buka Chanv . . . Pu. 




IM 


PrtTMl Pu. 




n* 












Froifleld .... Fit. 










Bfiau^vum . . . Pu. 


7e 


Ha 


tMMHO . . . . Pu. 




l.Mf 




^ 


3. Till WoMm. 
ItdilnAbbii ... Far. 


j^ 


» 


104. ALUESFDRD. 












SI 




LEuIMI. 








E 


MutjrWonlir . . Far. 
EaMen Par. 




»! 


STi--- : : : K: 


^* 


ut 




11 


SSS'SU ; K: 


IM 


»ii 


IS-^ : •. K: 


J] 


5* 




t 


Uulctoi . . . . Fu. 


3l 


13 










Cnwlcj . . . av. Pu. 




411 






131 






Bi-nbolt . . , . Pu. 






(.-baitua . . . . Pu. 




U» 






LalnaUD .... Far. 










at* 












BMupaSnUon'. '. '. Pu! 










W«k» Par. 




l.MS 












SLTbooai . . . Pu. 


Ul 




Oriiirni . . . . Fu. 














'■»' 


Iid^Hcto ... Par. 
















Naw Alnaflxd. , . Pu. 




i.tta 






SLMaijKalaDdar . Pu. 






CM AlcatfVd . . . Pu. 










a>.Manl« . . . Pu. 






BtchUiD Pu. 










St. PMtr, OoMawk . Pu. 






oSldcU .... Pu. 










St.BiriUita. . • . Pu. 








x 


•s 






SLNkbaal . . . Pu. 
















St. Palm .... Pu. 


tu 






« 








lIllUDd .... VOIe 


M, JW 




» 


M 






BLFtUr.CbHHhOl . Par. 


im; IM 












SLjQho . . . . Pu. 


aif i.iis 


IM. ALTON. 








i: 


WUuuU . . . . Fu. 




lis 












4. T>T>aU). 1 






Wield .'.... Pu. 




MT 






Chllcscnbe . . . . Pu. 






MfdiUad . . . . Fu. 




US 












BMitfortt. . . . 7u. 






SouttiSUiiuUin . . 


V$i. 


s,»s 




OwrtebuiT '.'.'.'• Va. 










nt 










BidupSloka . . . Pu. 


SM 




StaaMaJ .■ .■ ; .■ Pu'. 






sSkbS^od^ . . 


K: 


lu 


'"iJ 


TwyConl . , , . Pu. 
C™W . . . . (*r. 


*J 


'i* 


AIUB Fu. 


'Jl 


4,(in 

48S 


HlUbiwk '.'.'.'. 




l.Wi 


U,M6 


i. Huiu.ll. 


131 


Wl 


FanMlgdoD! ' ! '. Pu! 
Ne-ton-Valem . . Fu. 


^r 


CM 


M. BOHBET. 








Huialty Far. 

FulFT-UiaintierlariM Pu. 


31 


'la 


EaaiTlaud. . . . Pu. 




i.m 


I. Ko«n. 








Norlb Badd»>r . . Pu. 






l.Bi»np. 






Hnnllnc .... 


Pu. 












HadtoT Pu. 




l.Wl 


lUowr. Eitn . . 






J.RS 








HutlfT-UaodlU . . Pu. 






KomKr.lDln . . 




IM 


a,ow 


101. BEOXFOKD. 






Kln«>kT . . . . Fu. 




4M 


1 W TTITT 














WHtWoddbm . . Pu. 




)■ 


Tlmrimr? .... 


K; 


jj 


13: 




"1 


SM 


EutWDTldham . . Pu. 


1» 


Mt 




sS^: : : : : iS: 




Uoitiaiant .... 


Far. 






Blabopamilbun. . Fu. 






aSJw" ' ' ' ' pS 






InminKd .... 


Far. 














1,338 


BuiWUlDw . . . 
Bbertlfld EngUdl . . 
\jKktr\ej .... 

WnlWtUowtmiU) 


Pu. 


« 


3» 


Ue^S^B . ■. . Pu, 


lie 


6» 


SS^j! : : : : Pu! 


"i 


S3S 


Par! 

K: 

rtr. 


'* 


wl 


EaloD '..... Par, 
Wamlord . . . . Pu, 
WatM™. ... Par. 


iH 


43 


Bmitey I^. 

IM. HABTLBt-WlHTSKT. 
1, Odium. 






PWUbnltiratt). . 


















l.KM 


N. 8T0CKBBUSE. 






Scr ; ;■;;£; 


4t3 


l!94t 


St' ':::£: 


si 


3>l 
3,(M 










HamliMoii. . , . Fu. 




a, 040 


BnvOi Wambona^ . Pu. 






■WatDttD.pt.<^Sb,Vm. 












Onrvell .... Par. 




»6 


ParWi. '. .Ilu 








IM. CATHEBtNOTON. 






LongSutloD . . . Pu, 






WsrtTjnlierlt, . . 


Far. 




U1 














UwtTylberUT . . Fir. 
Eul and Wat BuekluU Fu. 
Cn.wn Finn ... Pur. 
BniUUgn . . . Qi, Pu. 


;j 




Waurhn .... Par. 
Blmiwortb ... Par. 
Cbalton . . . . Qt. Fu. 

gas : ; ; ;1E 




1,»9 
383 

344 
3H 


""'idStat'*"^'^} 
Om. ..'.'. '. Tg. 
HiwIcTUdlllnkT . Tg. 
Ya^laj Tg. 


308 


a.wt 














S. ILtnUT-Wann. 














1*3. PlTTEBStlELD. 




Wtocbfcld. , , . Pu. 






iSSS': : : 


Pu. 


"i 


381 






Uanley-Wlntnj . , Pu. 


iSi 


l.MI 


Swckbfldga . . . 


Par. 






Bortton .... Par. 




HKkDcld . . .a*. Fu. 
HaielyUeaUi. . , Tg. 
MaUlnglej . . . H™. 






SXS,: : : : 


Par. 


•! 


1i 


PctonHtU 


: :'':% 


3M 1,18T 


34 


34« 


Fu!- 


«: 


■''IJ 


PU 


: :dv.v£. 


ml MS 


'jl 


Pui 








1 1 ! Pu! 


J MO 




AihtoT 


Pu. 


33 


iSI 


ss 


'. '. ita! 


fSi u; 








lOd. WlNCHEffTER." 






Bwu^Mt 


... Par. 


»! 1,411 


loj. BAsraosroKE. 














a. Ein Hbw, 










Waniign .... 


Fu. 






Prion Dean . . . Par. 


33 lU 


Newnhun .... Par, 




3U 


HnnM .... 


Chap. 


30 


M 


Calonon 


... Par. 


as 


"' 


HatHj^irarei. . , Pu, 


•3 


301 



« Wlncbtant Uidm (Snl-dliUkt* I to4),BiidUN Unrdc; 



BIOIBIBAIION DIVISIOHB: n. SOiniH EASIBBir. 
FBriBhM, fto, tn Eompslilra and Borkabire. 



WotUnc .... 

8lnilflelili4« (hokU) C. P»r. 
Becdi Hiu7*erta) . '^ 
Shcrbonta, Be Jobn . 



StrUlsld'TDrEl* . 



Wait aiKTtionMi . 

3. DnHxn. 
Woo(«oii,St.Uina 

aiddtallRl. , . 
Fulel^ Wallop . 



':}'- 



Pmfblk HiOH . . r 
Whllcfaarcta . . . P 

HuratbouniB Prion '. V 
SL Mu7 Boaiw . . P 

IM. ANUOTER. 

1. LomriBBa. 



as.': 



OmdHonli Clufoid . Pit. 



upper CUlford 



SS?: 



North T 



Feiiuia.UnfhHi . . Fw. 

Peuloa-McwMr . . Pu. 

Fniott I'M. 

Andonl . . . . Pu. 

KaJfht'i bihul . . Fv. 

~4. HOBAHHlIU-TUUSt, 

T*]i(le7 Fv. 

Vembimu Deu . . Pu. 

Unkoiholt. ... Fir. 

HnnUennM-Timiil nir. 



AHDOTBB-'aiiit 

ou iwauy ... Pur. 

110. KINOBCLERB. 



LltdiBeld . 
HI«lKl(n . 

Biuihcun . 



Kli«»5ert . 



SaodlttSnl FrlutT. 



^Mi 



mm IMDDlngton Pu. 



111. HUNQEBFQRD. 

AvinWm"".' . ; Pur. 

WbI WocnTbtj '. '. P«r, 

Shimouni f^ *^ *^*; 

Huain'Utar. ■ ■ P"- 
BaUmoatlwaa) . Pu. 



-}T^ 



Ctunihui St.ftra(>) Tg. 

HippniMomtia (ITitti) Par. 

Tdambtiwati). . Fu. 

amlSxdiriilCH'iUi) Pu. 

Lluls (Mwlii (mUf) Rir. 

hruiIMdClKlu) . . Pu. 

BMaiibBij (waUj . Pu. 



BarJun (iriiti) 



I. PABINQDOX. 



LlulsUuwdl 
Col«hm {P|;j; 

Grut FftdD^ani 

Uttiv FuingiMD (O 
OnlWo (O^ord) . 
KeUucott (oi^rr4) 



SbFlllDgfonl 
UrBoguir 

lUiWiloii l.hla 



HIiitoD-Waldrtet 



lUD^tOD-BuepV 

Fjacid . . . 



SLMclm . . 
GKNlcbolu . 

BiglriWooil '. 
GtundliDS'i Fu 



}p. 



St. Hut f,p-ilf<ir4)ft. ^ Ph. 

Sudfocd (O^iird) . Fu. 

,1 if (uwhim - CwTtosT Xt^, 

I B^ld«Muidi(Oz/<>nO Far. 



.13 diRiw-Uiioipili 
*6| /"Td). 



74 



BiaiBTBATION DTVIBIOHS: H. SOUTH BISmUf. 



Parishes, iso^ in Berkshire. 



Pariih or PUfle. 



Uhah. Pum- 
Hooflsa. Wtloa. 



115 WANTAOB. 



1. Waktagb. 
Weet Haoney . 
East Hanuey . 
Denchwoith • 
QooiCj . . • 
WefltCballow . 
Eut Oudlow .. 
Letoombe Regla 
Cbildrey . . 
Spanboit . . 
Letcombe- liMsett 
Wantage . . 
Grove ... 



. . Tp. 
... Tp. 
. . Par. 
. ..Chap. 
. . Chap. 
. .Gbap. 
. . Tp. 
. . Par. 
. av. Par. 
. . P-r. 
. . Tp. 
• Ham. 



2. lULBT. 

Fawley. . . . 

ChaddlewoTth . . 

Brlgbtwaltham . 

Famboroti^ . . 

Catmore . . . 

Pcaoemore . . . 
fieedon .... 
Hampatead-Norrla 

Aldworth . . . 

ComptoD Parva . 

East llaley . . . 

West ilsley . . 

3. Ukhpbkd. 
Charlton . . . 
Weet Looklnge 
Ea»t lioddnge . . 
Ardiogton . . . 
West Hendred . 
Ka^Hendrvd . . 
Harwell . . . 
Chilton . . . 
Blewbuty . . . 
Upton . . . . 

Ifottlngbam Fee . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



. Ham. 
. Ham. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
av.Par. 
. Ub. 
. Ub. 



116. WALUNQFOBD. 

1. GBOL0KT. 

Aaton>Uptborpe . . Lib. 

Aston-Tlrrold . . . Par. 

Moulsford .... Par. 

Cbolsey Par. 

SonthMoreton . . Par. 

North Moreton . . Pu. 

Dldoot, or Dndcott . Par. 

Ea^t Hagboume . . Tp. 
West Hagboume . .Lib. 

Long WUtenbam . . Par. 

Little Wittenham. . Par. 

BrigbtweU .... Par. 

Sotwell Par. 

lA)rcbe6ter {O^ford^Civ, Par. 

2. Walukgfobd. 
Allhallows. . . . Far. 
WalUngfbrd GasUe. f p^. 

Precinct . . . .] 
Bk. Leonard • • • Par. 
fit. Mary-le>MoTe . • Par. 



130 

il 

38 

43 

86 

102 

133 

108 

60 



382 
562 
232 
163 
206 
409 
469 
502 
462 
262 



686, 3,295 
130! 547 



52 

97 

99, 

50! 

24 

69 

72 

287 

66 

136 

123 

89 

57 

16 

71 

93 

83 

188 

198 

56 

156 

53 

10 



33 
84 
35 
256 
83 
76 

7a 

182 
39 

135 
27 

154 
42 

202 

85 



221 
226 



232 

468 
453 
244 
102 
344 
360 
1,240 
304 
59d 
608 
424 

278 
80 
357 
414 
367 
883 
889 
800 
659 
249 
36 



169 
366 
168 
1,362 
373 
357 
369 
798 
181 
629 
139 
703 
180 
866 

188 

88 

1,045 
1,276 



ParldiorPkoa 



WALLlNGFORD-eofit 

SLPvter .... Par. 
Warborougfa (Oj^ford) Par. 

Berrick-Salome ) 
Benson (Os^ord) . 



P«r. 



Ewelme (Oa^or^. . 
Crowmarah - GUDud ] 

(Oflf/brd) . . 
Newnham*Mnrmi 

(^Ogtford) , . 
MongeweU (^Ottford) . 
North Stoke i0^ford) 
South Stoke ((/xford) 



Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 

Par. 



Par. 
Par: 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



117. BEADFIELD. 

1. BOCKUIBOKT 

Goring (^Oatford) 
8tr«atley . . 
Ashampatead . 
Baslldun . . 
Bradfield . . 
Stanford-Dingley 
Yattendon . . 
Frllsbam . . 
Bucklebory . 

2. MoRTixsn. 
Beenham-VaUeDoe 
Aldermaston . . 
Padworth . . . 
Stratfield-Moitimer Qt. Par. 
Wokeftekl .... Tg. 
Mortimer West l!^ ) tit 

CHanU) . . . . j *^ 
Ufton-Nerret . . . Ptf. 
Snlbampatead Bap > 

nister. Lower >Clv. Far. 

K^d . . . ) 
SnIbampsteadBa- i 

Ulster, Upper >Cly. Par. 

End . . . ) 

Graieley . . 
Bnrgbfleld . . 

3. TiLBHUSflT. 

Englefleld .... Par. 

Tidmarsh .... Par. 

Sulham Par. 

Tllehurst .... Par. 

Hurler Pw. 

Pangbonm .... Par. 

Wh.U*«ch \^t^ 
Mapledorham Q^ford) Par. 



Vwt. 



118. BEADING. 



1. St. Mast. 
St Mary . . 



Par. 



tnlMlv 

m 



PopO" 

laCtoBu 



100 
176 

86 

81 

298 
154 

75 

51 

37 

40 

178 



216 

137 

84 

151 

201 

SO 

61 

42 

263 

112 
119 

59 
178 

30 

93 
77 

27 



86 



62 

7 
264 



tl 
36 
28 

512 
42 

149 
5 

167 

103 



2,696 






542 
741 

869 

146 

1.259 
691 

838 

246 

160 
187 
762! 



902] 
637 
831 
698 

1,182 
169 
279 
183 

1,154 

656 
583 
273 
798 
143 

434 

864 

116 



162 

296 

84 
1,197 

356 
183 
139 
2,418 
194 
757 
26 
810 
479 



14,382 



READING— OMit 

1. St. Lawbikcb. 
St Lawrence . . . Vvt. 

3. St. Giles. 
StGUee .... Par. 

119. WOKINGHAM. 

1. WOKOrOBAM. 

Shinflald .... Far. 
Arborfleld .... Par. 
8wallowfield,Easi. Civ. Par. 
Swallowfield, Weat.Clr. Par. 
Finchampat€»Ml . . Pir. 
Barkbam .... Par. 
Wokingham . . . Par. 

2. Wabobavb. 
SonnlngTown . . lib. 
Woodley and Sandford Ub. 

Earley Lib. 

Wargrave .... Par. 

Rnsoombe .... Par. 

WhisOer tn Hunt . Lib. 

Newland .... Lib. 

Winnersh .... Lib. 

Broad Hlnton . . . Lib. 

120. COOEHAM. 

1. Bbat. 

Waltham, St. Lawmce Par. 
Sbottesbrook . . . Par. 
Wblta Waltham . . Par. 
Bray Ptf. 

2. OOOKHAM. 

Hurler Pif. 

Biaham Par. 

Cookbam .... Par. 

121. EASTHAMPSTEAD. 

1. BBACXirBLL. 

Btnfield .... Par. 

Warfleld .... Far. 

Winkfleld .... Par. 

Easthampetead . . Par. 

2. Savdbubbt. 

Sandhurrt .... Far. 

122. WINDSOR. 

1. Eon AM. 
SunninghiU . . . Par. 
Old Windsor, |)<. (2^ . Par. 
Thorpe (JSurrty) . . Par. 
Egfaam {Surrey)t J><* 9f P&r* 

2. WurrsoB. 

Egham iSurr«y\ pi. t(f Par. 
Old Windsor, jpt^ . Par. 
New Windsor. . . 
Dedworth .... Ham. 
Windsor CaiUo . . 
Clewer ..... Par. 



Inbabw 



850 






4,718 



2,668 14,340 



2721 1, 



5ft 


370 


76 


808 


211 


950 


127 


630 


55 


340 


944 


4,662 


100 


485 


196 


968 


817 


1,684 


840 


1,T85 


62 


S8l 


250 


1,100 


68 


382 


144 


688 


127 


643 


178 


881 


24 


134 


189 


968 


1,194 


5,756 


830 


1,193 


130 


653 


1,029 


5,293 


325 


1,625 


819 


1,621 


635 


3,291 


171 


884 



890 



8,311 



463 


2,238 


170 


839 


111 


590 


1,225 


5,840 


8 


65 


174 


1,273 


1,181 


7,176 


51 


230 


30 


408 


1,349 


8,078 



m. SOUTH MIDLAND DIVISION, 



This Registration Division comprises bo much of the R^istration County oiMtddl^ "J!!r "S*^ 
included within the Metropolitan Division, and the entire Registration Counties of ^er/8,^wc*8, Oxfora 
NoHhampton, HunU, Beds, and Cambridge. It extends over an ar^ of 3,201^51 statute acres of 
land, water, and foreshore ; there heing 3,175,280 acres of land and 26,045 of ^?t«; JS?^'^^^,*^,*^®,,?^^ 
of piishes, 155 acres of tidal water, and 71 acres of foreshore. Its population in 1871 ^^^ l;4jl2'^^ 
ooipared with 1,296,501 in 1861 ; the actual increase was therefore 147^153, while ^^« °fL*^^^ 
arising from the excess of registered hirths over deaths in the 10 years I86I-1O was 1^9,666. Included 
with the general population of parishes, &c., in this Division are 30,369 persons enumerated inl84 
w<frkhouse8, hospitels, prisons, lunatic asylums, and other puhlic institutions; 1,034 persons in hoats, 
baizes, &C., in inland waters ; and 71 persons on hoard 22 sea-going vessels. 



BBamcBATioN divisions: m. soxrtH iudlaio). 



76 



The population is oocnpied chiefly in agricaltnie, but alao largely in the manufacture of lace, straw 
plait, and shoes. Silk is also manufactured to some extent. 



B«gltfcratla(Q or UDkm Ooontiet. 


Inhabited 
Houses, 1871. 


FopnlAtion, 1871. 


Penons. 


Males. 


Females. 


III.-80UTH MIDIiAlTD DIVISION . . 


206,787 


1,442,654 


702,228 


740,481 


6. Middlesex (extnymdropdUtan) . . • 
7* Hertfordahire 

9 OxfO'wl«h"iTA - - 


46,707 
39,713 
82,882 
88,147 
63,121 
12,890 
. 81,569 
41,708 

t 


264,854 
194,612 
156,007 
178,329 
248,234 
68,046 
161.639 
192,033 


126,141 
96,178 
76,748 
87,660 

123,364 
28,387 
71,644 
94,801 


138,713 
99,434 
79,269 
90.769 


10. ITorthamptonShire 

U. HuntiDgdonnhire 

12. Bedfordshire 

13. Cambridsesliire 


184,870 
29,669 
79,096 
97,732 



The SuFBRiHTBNBEifT Rboistbabs' Dibtbiots of thls Division are oo-extensive with the Poor Law 
Unions, with the following exceptions : The Royston District comprises the two Poor Law Unions of 
Boyston (population 19,718), and Buntingford (population 6,467) ; the Hatfield District comprises the 
two Unions of Hatfield (population 6,359), and Welwyn (population 2,272) ; and the Oxford District is 
an Licorporation under a Local Act. The population of the Districts of Winslow, Buckingham, Thame, 
Woodstock, Witney, Towcester, Daventry, Brixworth, Oundle, St Ives, St. Neots, and Wobum has 
decreased since 1861. In all the other Districts there was an increase, notably of 21,399 in Brentford 
District, of 17,940 in Hendon District, and of 25,543 in Edmonton District, the excess of births over 
deaths in the 10 years 1861-70 in these 3 Districts was 7,168, 4,162 and 9,927 respectively. 



BopertDtendent Registrar's 


In- 

bBbited 
Uooaes. 


Popi 


llstion, 1871. 


SoperlntendeDt Registrar's 
District. 


In^ 
habited 
Houses, 


population, 1871. 


District. 














1871. 


Persons. , 


Males. 


Females. 




1871. 


Persons. 


Males. 


Females. 


6. MIDDLESEX («B«ra* 










10. NORTHAMPTON- 










metrop.) 










SHIRE. 










123. Staines .... 


3.862 


20,199 


10,405 


9,794 


155. Bbagklbt. . . . 


3,056 


13.512 


6,641 


6,871 


124. UXBUDCB .... 


4,526 


25.538 


12,417 


13,121 


156. Towgbbtbb . . . 


2,986 


12,987 


6.389 


6,598 


126. BRESTFOmO. . . . 


12,961 


71.933 


33,977 


37,956 


157. POTTEBSBUBT. . . 


2.471 


11,717 


5.914 


6,803 


126. Hkhxx>h .... 


5.893 


37,160 


17,688 


19,472 


158. Habdinostonb . . 


2.307 


10.669 


5,352 


6,307 


127. Babkkt 


4,343 


25,169 


11,950 


13,219 


159. NOBTHAMPTON . . 


9,716 


50.743 


25,082 


25,661 


128. Kdmoiitow .... 


15,132 


84,855 


39,704 


45,151 


160. Daventbt . . . 


4,551 


19.452 


9,768 


9,684 












161. Bbixwobtr . . . 


8,225 


13.866 


6,946 


6.920 


7. HEBTF0RD6HIRR 










162. WELUNGBOBOaCH . 


6,110 


28,998 


14,322 


14.676 


129. Wakb 

130. Bbhop Stoktfokd . 

131. BoTsnoM .... 

132. HrTCHm 


3,486 
4,508 
5,469 
5,709 


17,460 
21,620 
26,180 
27,656 


8,856 
10,805 
13,475 
13,034 


8,604 
10,815 
12,705 
14,622 


163. Kbttbriko . . . 

164. Thbapston . . . 

165. OdNDLB .... 

166. Pbtxbbobouqh . . 


4,365 
3.142 
3,247 
7,945 


20,113 
14,349 
14,619 
87,219 


10,072 
7.202 
7.276 

18,400 


10,041 
7.147 
7,343 

18,819 


133. Hbbtforp .... 


3,146 


16,0U9 


8.120 


7,889 


■ 










134. Hatpikld .... 
136. St. Albaxs . . . 


1,720 
4,389 


8,631 
21,079 


4,308 
9,844 


4,323 
11,235 


11. HUNTINGDONSHIRE. 










136. WxTroKD .... 


5,189 


27,172 


13,176 


13,996 


167. HUCTINaDOV . . . 


4,454 


20,711 


10,144 


10,667 


137. HncBL Hbsipstkad . 


3,131 


14,706 


6,919 


7,787 


168. St. Itbs .... 


4,296 


18,824 


9,237 


9,587 


138. Bsrkhampstsad . . 


2,966 


14,099 


6,641 


7,458 


169. St. Nbois .... 


4,140 


18,511 


9,006 


9,505 


8. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. 










12. BEDFORDSHIRE. 










189. Jlhbbsham . . . 

140. Krav 

141. Wtoombb .... 

142. Atuesbuet . • . 
148. Winslow .... 

144. NSWFOKT PaQVKLL . 
146. BUCKOTOHAM . . . 


3,996 
4,835 
7,951 
5,358 
1,981 
5,687 
3,074 


18,511 
24.928 
38,866 
24,617 
0,082 
25,867 
13,636 


8,991 
12,136 
18,918 
11,990 

4,403 
12,680 

6,630 


9,520 
12,792 
19,448 
12,627 

4,679 
13,187 

7,006 


170. Bbdpobd .... 

171. BlOGLESWADB . . 

172. Ampthill .... 

173. WOBDBN .... 

175. Luton 


8,716 
5,629 
3.792 
2.529 
3,941 
6,962 


41,662 
27,887 
17,526 
11,529 
18,667 
84,268 


20,189 

18,583 

8,392 

5,450 

8,918 

15,062 


21,598 

14,304 

9,134 

6,079 

9,749 

19,206 


9. 0XF0RD8HIRB. 










13. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 










146. HsNur .... 


3,921 


18,916 


9,305 


9,611 


176. Caxton .... 


2,289 


11,661 


6,015 


5.646 


147. Thams 


3,228 


15,006 


7,466 


7,539 


177. Chbstbbton . . . 


5,973 


27.948 


14,153 


13.796 


148. HSADINOTOV . . . 


4.365 


21,688 


10,323 


11,865 


178. Cambbioob . . . 


6,251 


30.078 


13,792 


16.286 


149. OZFOBD 


4,099 


21,016 


10,035 


10,981 


179. Lomnr 


3,009 


13,768 


6,780 


6.988 


150. BlOBSIEB .... 


3,376 


15,583 


7,776 


7,807 


180. Nbwvabkbt . . . 


6,392 


29.498 


14,837 


14,661 


151. Woodstock. . . . 


3,121 


14,070 


6,893 


7,177 


181. Ely 


4,945 


22.284 


10.985 


11,299 


152. Witney 


5.122 


22,905 


11,283 


11.622 


182. NOBTH WlTCflrOBD . 


3,433 


15.585 


7,841 


7,744 


153. Ohippiro Norton. . 


3,894 


17,938 


8,918 


9,020 


183. WUTTTLBBBY . . . 


1.618 


7.002 


3,391 


3.611 


154. Baxbubt .... 


7,021 


31,208 


15,561 


15,647 


184. WiSBBCH .... 


7.798 


84,209 


16,507 


17.702 



76 



BXQISTB&TIOK DIVI8IOH8: UL SOCTH UDLAKD. 



ParlAhaB, fto, li 

The following Table ehows the number nf Inuabited Hous«b nod of PoPtruTion in 1671, in the WTcral 
Paribhis, Sec, conititutiDg the various RpgUtrat'on Su^Uistricta and DlstricU, grouped topogra)4iica]l7 
under tlie BegistraCioa Counties (or parts tliereof) which form this Division. Paridiea which lor It^stra- 
tioD piir[K)3ea are returoed under a Coiiolj different from that ia which they are actiuU; Bituftte, have 
the name of theii County Proper given in italic tjy^ 



I 



e.Midai«oiCa*™- 






)». STAIMRS 






















l>«, 












Pw. 































ET-OJut 
m(_BtrU) 1^, 
UtrU) . Pa. 



BISHOP STORTFOBD— ami 

'A ^finaffalDg . . 

t Slscklng Pellum 
Gnot PeUvm . 



Ltule UanDui] , 



IM UX BRUME. 






CowNir .... 
UUIlDgd«i , .a 






gSft; : : 


£ 




3.HAIO. 

RoiJip . . . 

&:' ■ '■." 


■1 




IM. BBENTFOED. 




UewoTth '. 


K: 


. 


1. IVlCHIKU. 


I^. 


5 


Tttw BrenUbrd 

oa'iswitort : ; . 




l.lt 


»'. 


ah-rti"","-. 


P»r. 


l.U» 




S^i- 


■E: 

IVc. 


IK 
T 


si 


IM. HEHDOH. 








lufrS^STliiHUl . 


Pkr. 


1.1* 


a. 


1. EmirABK. 
UUlcSuuinora . . 


Pu. 
Pir. 

K: 


111 






Pu, 


l.nii 


11, 


■iS™. . . 


Par. 


I.3.. 


t.t 


in. BARSET. 








Eliina (ffeTO) . . 


ff: 


is; 




Hi?™. . . 


Pw. 


100 





* The Ri^aton IHiMcl' 



lilt. BISHOP STOBTFORD. 



Dircbu^r (Kuex) . hi 

SUOllKl IfuUDLfltcIWl I 

tA»«) . . . . r 

Baitlleld(£'»u) . . U4a 



JIutuikn (Aucz) . n 

t, Buaor Stoitfobd. 
Blibop StonTurd . . Pur. 



lUdm Hofd™ (ca>t>.)Pv. 
StHple MoMen C'.UMb.) Par. 
LIuTeClilibilUAlKi) F*r. 
UlKt Chlihall (£UB) Par. 
HerdDD (Aus) . . r— 

Abtaglm In IbcClvl 1 

(Comb.). . . f ' 

SMaaaa (Comb.') . . I 

B Wmdj (Comb,) . . 1 

WtuMoo (( ant.) . I 

Heldmb tCamh.') . I 

Sbapreili (camti-). . 1 

Burlngion (Oawt.) . I 

' F»itt™cca-*0 . . 1 

TtrlploH (Camk). . I 

FwlnJr, tCa«6.5 , 1 

liltlli«im(CUMb) . ] 
"— 'ngbourafCWi.lC.l 
WDrth ((.oni.j U 

UUlnttw CC'OHb.) . ] 



° l^Iblu 



eia stHptMii . 

«.]« KiHbworlli . . 
1,319 Uttlt WfingadleT 
SM Omt WTmDiHUtj 

*M IppoUHB . ' . . 



ro Poir !■■ Oniony Tit, BunUogford (Sub^dMrtct 1), and Rorrton ^olxIiMrkti 1 and 3). 



BEQISTRATIOH DITISIONS : m. SOUTH HIDI.Un>. 
FftrlBhsa, fto, in Hertfordahlre and Btuskloghamahlr*. 

13S. BEBKUAMF3T£AC. 



Kln/i Wild 
81. PuDl't W 



l». HERTFORD. 



Hflrdngibrdbii^ , 
St. Ajtdnir' 



It Bn-khuiiiKUad. Pu 



H (BmtU) . at. Pu-. 



aX"*° 





. F«. 


3. Chubis. 

OMbKD-Bdi: 


. Pit. 

, P»r. 


cotohLu. : : 


".'iiS: 


chiafc"t'«.'(Hi» 
OulfuDt St. Peter 


. Pu. 
. Pm. 
. Ph. 


Pran . . . 

BRUrnttkM . 
SenOnen. . 


.a.p. 



13L ffT. ALBAl* 



13*. WATFtmC 



Abtuii Lmngl^r . . Fa 
13>. UEMEL HEMP- 



Ilpt™ cam Cbilvej . Pu. 



Tapksw. 



1*1. WTOOHDE. 



■ Tto Httlldd DWrict CO 



Uttla Mkrlow . 

3. OuatHiilow. 
OrUHuIow . 



a. WmWitOMBi. 

Lnrktwr-ap- (p(. (n AiuAt 

"^ is sis"" 

Btokcntfinitli (Onm) 
Bndenlmin. . . 
Wnt Wyoimte . 
Hqgbnidtn. . . 
LHtle HlMiKleii . 
i. WtmoTU. 



Pmi[ Iah Unlou, tIi., Ib> HitScM U: 



'JJJ NeSerWI 



,.*|.!; 






SUIwMuideiUI 
EUaabDnnwb . 
UUK KImbia . 
Onal lanibla . 
Honkfl Riibomagb 



Ita. ATLESBUBr. 



'inditodiiii . Pir. 



Waitan-UiidtnnBd 



Gnudon-Undfirwoad 



3. AlIDI(.Gu>TOir. 
W(irtoii.TarrlLI» . . 



WlDgnn wllb Bdv- 



8U WMdoo. 



DnjtoD-BaHKbiinp . 
Blerton with BroogfaloE 



Noclh HuMca 
Hogetaiw *. Fulb 
EknClaTdan . 



Winalcxr CUD SUfitai Pit. 



tilKnlar Brook End . Hun. 
a (Stib-<Uttilci I), ud Iha Wtl»7ii Ualon (Enb- 



78 



BSOIST&iXIQH DITIBIONS: HI. SOUTH lODIJLND. 



PaiiBheSy fto, in Bnekingliftinshire and Oxfbrdshire. 



PuldiarPkoa 



144. NEWPORT PAGNELL. 

1. FRVXT 9nUTFOtD. 

Sbenley Charch End Tp. 
Newton-LoDgviUe . Par. 



Bletcbler . 
Water Eaton 
Fenny Stratfonl 
Simpson . . 
Great Diickhm 
UtUeBrickbiU 
BowBrickhlU. 
Walton . . 



. Tp. 
. Ham. 
Tp. 
CiT. Par. 
. Par. 
. P*r. 
. Pu>. 
. Par. 



Wou^Um on the Green Par. 

Wavendon .... Par. 

MUton-Keynea . . Par. 

Little WoolBtone . . Par. 

Great WooLstone . . Par. 

Lon^ton .... Par. 

Bradwell .... Par. 

Bradwell Abbey . . Par. 

Stantonbnry . . • Par. 

Great Unford . . . Par. 

Wnien Par. 

Bruag^ion .... Piu*. 

ICvulaoe .... Par. 

North Oawley . . Flur. 

S. Nbwpor Paovbll. 

Newport Pagnell . . Par. 

3. OUOT. 

Lathbary .... Pkr. 

Sheringt(»i . . . Par. 

Chicheley .... Par. 

Aatwood .... Par. 

Hardmead . . . Par. 

Newton-Blonomville Par. 

Gold Brayfleld . . . Par. 

I^avendon .... Par. 

Cliflon-Reynes . . Par. 
Olney .... Civ. Par. 
Harrington . . . Ham. 

Olney Park Farm . Par. 

Emberton . . . • Par, 

Petaoe Manor . . • Fax, 

Weston-Underwood . Par. 

Bavenslone . . . Pftr. 

Stoke-Goldington . Par. 
Xyrlngham w. FilgraTe Par. 

Qaybnnt .... Par. 



lahalkl Pom- 
BooMa UtkNi. 



Haiialope . . 
C^Ie Thorpe . 
LitUeLinford . 
Haverebam 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



146. BUCKINGHAM. 

1. LECKHAMPSniJ). 

Beacfaampton . . • Par. 

Thornton .... Plur. 

Tbomborou^ • .' Par. 

Maids Moreton . .' Par. 

Foxoott .... Pur. 

Akeley com StockhoU Par. 

Leckhampstead. . . Par. 

LilUngstone-Lovell . Par. 

ItilUneBtone-Dayrell . Pu*. 

Stowe Par. 

Shalstone .... Par. 

Water Stratford . . Par. 

Badcllve .... Par. 

a. BOGKOrOBAK. 

Bockingham . . . Par. 

Pidbury .... Par. 

AdBtock .... Par. 

ArtrttngtoQ ...» Pu, 



W 

U1 

109 
47 

839 
65 

130 
12 

113 
19 
69 

326 
67 
29 
18 
Sti 

606 
3 
7 

103 
20 
36 
53 

310 

799 

S3 

189 
53 
66 
19 
70 
16 

194 
50 

688 

16 

1 

147 

1 

93 

106 

189 
48 
34 

376 
75 
11 
61 



61 

16 

166 

133 

30 

86 

101 

33 

48 

74 

49 

46 

96 

1 



610 

138 

88 

93 



309 
637 
478 
343 
1,690 
339 
666 
291 
468 
105 
273 
053 
331 
117 

84 

359 

3,409 

10 

40 
468 

76 
174 
341 
933 

3,834 

186 
718 
360 
368 

93 
830 

86 

916 

316 

3,661 

69 

11 
633 
5 
480 
481 
876 
846 

95 

1,736 

366 

58 
363 



383 
103 
687 
611 
79 
378 
447 
162 
250 
370 
333 
337 
839 
6 



8,703 
601 
888 

141 



BUCKINGUAM-<«fit 



Steeple Claydon , 

Middle CUydon . 

3. TnoBWicK. 

Tlngewick . . 
Barton HartabOTn 

Cbetwode . . . 

Preeton-Biaset . 

HiUesdra . . . 

Twyford . . . 

Ptmnden . . . 

Chamdon . . , 

Gdgoott . • . 
Marsh Gibbon 



. P^r. 
. Ptf. 

. Par. 
. Par. 
. Pu*. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
ClT. Par. 
.-Ham. 

* Ham. 

• Par. 
. Par. 



0. Ozfordshir*. 

146. HENLEY. 

1. Hkklkt. 

Retnevhun (Berka') . Par. 

Medmenham (Bucks) Par. 

Hambleden (£h<efct) . Par. 

Fawley (fiiidw) . . Par. 

Heoley on Thames . Par. 

Botherfield-Greys . Par. 

Rotherfleld'Peppard . Par. 

shiplake .... Par. 

Harpeden .... Par. 

Eye and Donsden . . Lib. 

Caveraham . . . Par. 

Checkendon . . » Par. 

Ipeden Pw. 

Nuffield .... Par. 

NetUebed .... Par. 

i. WATLDItiTOV. 

Blx Pir. 

Plahill Pte. 

Swyncombe • . . Par. 
Britwell Prior . . , Chap. 

BrItweU-Salome . . Par. 

Brlghtwell-Baldwin . Par. 

Cuxham .... Par. 

WaUiugton ... Par. 

Pyrton Par. 



147. THAMEL 

1. Lbwxkok. 

Easlngton .... Par. 

Warpsgrove . . . Par. 

Chalgrove .... Par. 

Great Milton . . . Tp. 

Ascot Ham. 

Gbllworth .... Ham. 
UttieMUton . . av.Pftr. 

Great Haselcy . . . Pfer. 

Stoke-Talmage . . Par. 

Wheatfield. . . . Pu. 

South Weston. . . Par. 

Shirbara .... Pmr, 
Lewknor . . . CIt. Par. 

Adwell Par. 

:% Thamx. 

Attington .... Par. 

Tetsworth . . . . P«. 

Aston-Rowant. . » Par, 

Crowell Par. 

Qrdenham ...» Par. 

finmington . . . Par. 

Thame Par. 

Towency (Buekt). . Par. 
Kingsey (ITudkt) . . 
Tythrop .... 

3. BsrLL. 
Loog Crendon ( Aidbi) 



Lib. 



Par. 



iBhabi 


kuioo. 


311 


906 


85 


139 


318 


946 


26 


127 


88 


173 


108 


485 


67 


374 


99 


846 


19 


66 


43 


165 


48 


334 


196 


876 


116 


683 


78 


810 


397 


1,461 


63 


389 


741 


3,736 


893 


1,889 


91 


483 


134 


586 


63 


360 


179 


804 


445 


3,40fl 


76 


839 


143 


640 


43 


303 


143 


688 


69 


436 


48 


217 


86 


897 


13 


81 


47 


313 


63 


353 


86 


160 


434 


1,943 


184 


600 


5 


84 


6 


32 


134 


527 


135 


618 


6 


19 


SO 


94 


94 


418 


161 


746 


33 


139 


90 


91 


31 


97 


68 


80f 


137 


606 


13 


61 


3 




110 


601^ 


167 


640| 


86 


3031 


79 


877 


30 


8d| 


638 


3,339 


93 


434 


33 


98 


30 


la 


353 


1.366 



Pariih or Flao*. 



THAME— eoMt 

Chilton (iructj) . . Par. 
DorUm (Buek$) . . Par. 
Brill (Iffclet) . . . Pw. 
Oakley (l?udkt) . . Psr. 
WormlnghaU (Bmekt) Pkr. 
Ickford (£)wcit«) . . . 
Drayoott .... Ham. 
SbabUngton (Sudb) . Par. 
Albory .... Civ.Pu-. 
Tiddingtoo .... Ham. 
Waierstock . . . Par. 
Waterperry . . Civ. Par. 
Tbomley .... Ham. 

148. HEADINGTON. 

1. Whxatut. 
Holton . . 
CoddeadcA . 
WheaUey . 
Denton . . 
Chlppinghnrst 
Garmngton . 
Horsepath . 
Shotover . 
Sbotover Hill Plac* 
Forest Hill . . . 
Stanton St. John . 



Inkah. 



ladon. 



70 

39 136 
808| 1,363 
443 



• Par. 
Civ. Par! 
ar.Psr. 

. Ham. 

. Ham. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Pw. 

. Par. 

. Psr. 

3. St. GLmnrr. 
Beokley . . . CIt. Pkr. 
Horton com StodUy Ham. 
Studley .... Ham. 
Stow Wood . . . Par. 
Wood Baton . . . Par. 

Elsfleld Par. 

MarstoD .... Par. 
Headlngton. . . . Par. 

Cowley Par. 

Iffley Ptf. 

Staement . . . Par. 
SU John .... Par. 

Merton College .... 

Corpus Cbrtstl College . 

St Albau HaU .... 
St Giles .... Psr. 

Keble College . . . . 

Chaia^y's Hall . . . . 



149. OXFORD.* 

1. OXFOKD. 

St Peter hi the East . Par. 

Maffdaloi College . . 

StEdmand.HaU . . 

Queen's College . . 

University College 

New College . . • 

Magdalen Hall. . . 

Holywell or St Ctmb. Pu*. 

Wadbam College . . 

St. Mary theYlrgln, j»<VP^ 

All Sonia CoUege . . 

St. Mary Hall . . . 

Oriel College . . . 

Brasenoae College . . 

All Saints .... Par, 

Lincoln College . . . 

StMarUn . . . . Pu* 

Grandpont (MrJki) . Tg, 
St Aldate .... 

Christ Church College 

Pembroke CoUe^ . . 

StEbbe .... Par, 

St Thomas . . . Pftr, 

Worcester College . . 

St Peter-le-Balley . Pu 

New Inn Hall • . . 



97 
75 
92 

8 
77 

6 
38 
39 
38 

6 



601 
74 

336 

33 

4 

139 
74 
11 
17 
48 

108 



73 

16 

6 

16 

41 

94 

463 

709 

317 

687 

28 

1 

1 

1 

1,145 

1 

1 



160 

9 

1 

1 

3 

1 

1 

179 

1 

49 

1 

1 

3 

1 

69 

1 

6^ 

96 

873 

1 

3 

1,068 

1,305 

1 

339 



841 
899 

16 
396 

39 
171 
133 
197 

28 



339 

410 

1,041 

136 

16 

636 

373 

61 

79 

306 

488 



819 
66 

3T 
80 

159 

447 

3,384 

3,735 

990 

3,389 

101 

16 

» 

10 

6,938 

11 

« 



869 

89 

4 

17 

S3 

16 

7 

934 

14 

363 

18 

8 

9 

6 

883 

6 

306 

463 

1,816 

67 

17 

6.105 

6,496 

9 

1,340 



* The ooUegcs and halls of the Unlvenlty of Oxford are here separately returned nnder the names of the parishes In whidi th^y 
are wholly or for the most part locallv sitns(t& The colleges and halls within the Oxford Poor Law Incorporatioa are rated nnder * 

rdal Act of Pariiamest, and ix>t tai ths sereral parinhes in which they are located ; the rate being paid in by the Unlversitr. Those in 
Headlngton District are rated In their corporate character as integral parts of the parishes in which they are situate, liie Cnsus of 
1971 having been taken In the interval between terms, the great body of professors, fellows, and students were not in residence. The 
total nnicber of residents in the colleges and halls at the date of the Oensus was 394 persons, via., 264 males and 130 females. The Vice- 
Chancfltoc has obtained from the beads of colleges a roeclal return of all members resident on Ihursdi^r 4th May, 1871. There were 
3390 so rKnmed. vis.. In Mertoo OoUege, 84; Oorpus Cbristi. 61 ; St Alban Hall, 47 ; Keble College, 83; Charsley's HaU,9; Magdalen 
GoUege, 93; St Kdronnd HaU, 36; (^een's, 143; University. 106; New College, 87; Msgdalen Hall, 60; Wadbam, 83; All Souls, 10; 
St Maiy HaU, 66; Oriel, 68; Braienose, 137; Lincoln, 67 ; Christ Church, 366 ; Pembroke, 83; Worcester, 98 ; New Inn Hall, 11 ; Jesus 
CeOege, 89f Exeter, 173; Trinity, 89; BaUiol, 183; St John's Oolkge, 98; besides 83 onattached studenta. 



BBaiSTEATION DIVISIONS: m. SOUTH MIDLAND. 



7ft 



Farishes, fto, in Oxfordshire and Northamptonshire. 



PiMiak or PlM98k 



OXFORD.— eont 

St. Michael . . . 

Jesus OoUege . • 

£xet«r College . . 

St. Mary Magdalen . 

Trlnitv CoUege . . 

Balilol College . . 

St. John's College . 



Par. 



V»i 



160. BIC£STEB. 

1. BLETCHINOTOlf. 

Ard]«y . . . 
Bucknell . . 
Middleton*Stune7 
Ghestenon . . 
WradlelMiTy . 
WeetoQ on the Oreen 



Par. 
Par. 
Pbu-. 
Pw. 
Par. 
Par. 



ChaiiUm on Otmoor Qv. Par. 

Fenoot and Mnrcot . Ham. 

Oddington .... Par. 

Noke Par. 

IsUp Par. 

BletcblngtOQ . . . Par. 

KlrtUngtoo. . . . Par. 

Lower Heyford . . Par. 

Upper Ueyfind. . . Par. 

ScNoertmi .... Par. 

Fritwell .... Par. 

Sooldem .... Par. 

2. BlOKSTKB. 

Boarstall (^Budei) . . Par. 

Piddington .... Par. 
Ambrroden . . Civ. Par. 

BlAckthom. . . . Ham. 

Amcot Ham. 

Mertou Par. 

Lannton .... Par. 

Bioester, Kings End . Tp. 

Bicester. Market End . I'p. 

Gavenfield. .... Pu*. 

Ooddington . . . Par. 

Stratton-Audley . . Par. 

Fringford .... Par. 

Newton-Pnroel. . . Par. 

ShelBwell .... Par. 

Hetbe Par. 

Cottisford .... Par. 

Tusmore .... Tu. 

Hardwick .... Pu*. 

Stoke-Lyne. . . . Far. 



161. WOODSTOCK. 



1. DEDDmOTOK. 

Deddlngton 
Naher Worton 
Over Worton . 
Sandford . . 
Westcott Barton 
Steeple Barton . 
Dons Tew . . 
North Aston . 
Steeple Aston . 
Middle Aston . 
BoQSliam . . 
Tackley . . 
OlympiOQ . . 
Kiddlngton. . 
▲sterk^ . . 



2. Woodstock. 
Wootton .... Par. 
Stonesfleld .... Par. 
Combe ..... Pu*. 
Woodstodc. . . . Par. 
Btenheim .... Par. 
Bladon .... av. Par. 
Hensington. ... Ham. 
Begbroke .... Par. 
Shlpton on Cbenrell . Pktr. 
Hampton-Oay . . . P&r. 
Hampton-Poyle . . Par. 
Kldlington . . .Civ. Pur. 

Thmp HanL 

Oosford Ham. 

Water Baton . . . Ham. 
Woolveroot . . Qv. Tv. 
Cntteslowe . . . GIv. Par. 
famton .... Par. 

. Par. 




. Pltf. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Pu*. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 
av. Par. 

. Tp. 

. Bar. 

. Par. 

. Pmr. 
av. Par. 
av. Pto. 



Uhab. 
Hooaei. 


Popu- 
latian. 


163 


869 


1 


12 


1 


17 


443 


2,419 


1 


10 


1 


23 


1 


24 


37 


177 


61 


296 


66 


309 


77 


336 


46 


189 


•4 


413 


81 


368 


67 


246 


36 


147 


28 


134 


168 


636 


140 


693 


160 


761 


126 


626 


98 


449 


74 


366 


138 


662 


180 


688 


46 


244 


78 


847 


36 


161 


84 


861 


80 


811 


46 


217 


160 


746 


70 


310 


614 


8.018 


26 


174 


16 


70 


67 


368 


100 


479 


20 


122 


8 


43 


100 


393 


62 


246 


4 


43 


17 


74 


130 


603 


466 


2,061 


14 


69 


14 


66 


106 


476 


67 


284 


229 


956 


83 


378 


68 


273 


170 


749 


21 


96 


28 


128 


128 


670 


36 


167 


49 


218 


7 


38 


276 


1.231 


124 


672 


126 


664 


264 


1,196 


26 


141 


83 


371 


38 


293 


20 


80 


30 


148 


12 


46 


31 


123 


879 


1,129 


36 


127 


10 


40 


22 


108 


136 


666 


2 


16 


62 


293 


88 


401 



PtaUiorPlaoak 



162. WIl'NEY. 



1. EXSHAX. 

Handborough . 

Nortbleigb . . 

OsneyHill . . 

Soathleigh . . 

E^ynsham . . 
Stanton-Harcoort 

Northmoor . . 

2. Bamptov. 
Standlake . . 
Yelford . . . 
Bampton . . 
Weald . . . 
Aston and Cote 
Brigbthampton 
Chimney . . 
ShilToni . . . 
Lew .... 
Blackbonrton . 
aanfield . . 
Alvescot . . 
Brize-Norton . 

3. WlTOBT. 

Witney . . . 

Crawley , . 

Carbrldge . . 

Hailey . . . 

DuckliDgton . 

Hardwidc . . 

Coggs . . . 

WUcot . . . 

Ramsden . . 

Minster Lovel . 

4. Bdifobd. 

Asthall . . . 
Shilton . . . 
Kenoutt . . . 
Broadwell . . 
Filklns*. . . 
Holwell . . 
Westwell . . 
Upton and Signett 
Borford ... 
Tajnton. . . 
Fulbrook . . 
Wldford . . 
Swinbrook . . 
Brongbton- ) f jpf, 
Pbggs . i \pt 



* Park 

. Pan 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Pw. 



. Par. 
. Par. 
. Tp. 
. Ham. 
Hams. 
. Ham. 
. Ham. 
. Ham. 
. Ham. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 



. Tp. 
. Ham. 
. Ham. 
. Tp. 
Ov. Par. 
. Ham. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Tp. 
. Par. 



. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
av. Par. 
. Ham. 
. Chap. 
. Par. 
.Hams. 

. Par. 

.- Par. 

. Par. 

» Par. 
in Oxon 
<n GUme. 



163. CHIPPING NOKTON. 

L Charlbtrt. 
Shlpton under Wychwood Tp. 

MUton Tp. 

Lyneham . . . < Tp. 
Langley .... Tp. 

Leafleld !>. 

ComburyPark . . Par. 
Charlbuij & Waloott. Tp. 
Ftnstock . . . . Tp. 

Fawler Tp. 

Shortbampton or Oiilaon . Tp. 
East & West Chadlington Tp. 
Wychwood. . . . Par. 
Spelsbniy .... Par. 
Ascot under Wydiwood . Par. 

Brueni YiUe 

Flflelil Par. 

Idbory Par. 

Kingbam .... Par. 
ChurehiU .... Par. 
Sanden Par. 

2. Cbitfixo Nobton. 
Little Compton ( War- 1 p^^ 

wick) . . . . ) 
Barton on the Heathlix.. 

(Warvrick) . . .}"'• 
Long Compton CfFar- \ p^ 

wtcK) . . . ,3 • 
Comwell .... Par. 
Chastleton .... Par. 
Great Bollrigbt . . Par. 
UtUe RoUright . . Par. 

Balford Par. 

cupping Norton . . Tp^ 
Over Norton . . . Ham. 
Heythrop and Dunthrop Par. 
Ehkone .... Par. 



Inhak 



laUon. 



233 

162 

3 

68 
469 
149 

85 

177 

2 

187 

182 

194 

19 

6 

8 

41 

63 

139 

86 

161 

636 

63 

98 

303 

ino 

32 

161 

2 

97 
136 

87 
68 
66 
48 

146 
21 
34 
62 

816 
80 
86 
10 
42 
27 
4 



164 
210 

62 

8 

187 

6 

312 

117 

81 

66 
163 

31 
116 

99 
9 

63 

46 
144 
131 

82f 



•9 

40 

167 

94 

42 

86 

6 

82 
764 
106 

82 
246 



1,010 

713 

9 

320 

2,177 
624 
866 

776 

8 

764 

761 

908 

76 

29 

49 

183 

266 

602 

349 

696 

2,976 
248 
664 

1,306 
480 
149 
664 
7 
433 
661 

381 
287 
244 
238 
629 
110 
164 
246 
1,403 
336 
332 

47 
201 
117 

22 



761 
962 
249 

46 
896 

48 
1,344 
626 
130 
247 
727 
163 
693 
46! 

47 
223 



Pariah or Flaoe. 



CHIPPING NORTON-<»nt 



Little Tew 
Great Tew 
i>werford 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



164. BANBUBT. 

1. Bloxham. 

Hook Norton . . . Par. 
Wigglnton ...» Par. 
South Newlngt<« . . Par. 
Bloxham . . . av. Par. 
Mllcombe .... Chap. 
Barfbrd St. Michael . Par. 
Barford St. John . . Chap. 
Milton . . . . r Ham. 
West Adderbmy . . Tp. 
East Adderbory . . Tp. 
Boddicote .... Chap. 

2. SWALCLOTS. 

Brougbton . . . Cfv. Par« 
North Newington . • Tp. 
Tadmarton. • . . Pu*. 
Swalcliffe . . . av. Par. 



Sibford-Ferris . 
Sibford-Gower . 
Epwell . . . 
EastShutrord . 
West Shutfoid . 
Alkerton . . 
Shenington . 
UorntoQ . . 



2> 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Horley ..... Par. 

Wroxton .... Par. 

Drayton .... Par. 

Bsdwaj (Warwick) . Par. 

Ratley(T^ano»dO . Par. 

8. CnopsiEor, 
Hanwell . . • • Par. 
Prescote .... Ldp. 
Clatieroote. . . . Pajr. 
Cropredy . . . Ov. Par. 
Bonrton. .... Ham. 
Claydon Chap. 



613 
662 

138 



Shotteswell(iranoid(0 Par. 
Warmington ( Waurwide) Far. 
Avon-Daasett (War-X-o.,^ 
wick) . . . .5**^- 
Famborough ( Warwick) Par. 

Lower Bodrtlngton )p.. 

(Ntkmptn.) . . . i'^* 
Aston-le-Walls )p,_ ^.^ 

(Ntkmfitn.) . J«^-»'» 
Appletree (Nthmpin.) Ham. 

4. Bakbukt. 
Chipping Warden In.^ 

(ythmpin.) . . .J"*^* 
Edgoott (Xthmptn.) Par. 
Chalcombe r^£^mpi(n.) Par. 
Middleton • Cheney ) i>._ 

CNthmptn.) . . . f "'• 
Warkworth {Ntkmpin.) Par. 
Wardington . . . Chap. 
Banbury .... Tp. 
Neithrop .... Tp. 



462 
186 

716 

91 

202 

871 

34 

390 

8.641 

461 

149 

1,094 



10. NoribamptonBhire. 

166. BRACELET. 

1. Bragklet. 

King's Sutton . . r Par. 

Newbottla ..... Par. 

Aynho Par. 



Croughton Par. 

Hinton in the Hedges Par. 

Stean ..... Par. 

Brackley, St. Jamet . Par. 

Brackl^. St Peter • Par. 

Evenley .... Bir. 

Whitfield .... Par. 

Mizbury {Oxford) . Par. 

FInmere (Oatford) . Par. 

Wcetbttiy {Bwckt) . Par. 

Tnrwestoo (BvcU) . Par. 



Inhak 



64 

97 

961 



816 
78 
91 

811 
66 
76 
22 
49 
94 

208 

166 



89 

100 

103 

78 

63 

120 

80 

6 

86 

46 

96 

144 

89 

176 

44 

80 

91 

66 

8 

1 

128 

128 

81 

48 

32 

76 

102 

62 

91 

96 

72 



latlon. 



289 
106 
134 
130 
41 

128 

388 

120 

66 

76 
81 
•3 

77 



276 
604 
437 



1.369 
310 
372 

1,477 
267 
306 
88 
147 
878 
902 
677 

163 
439 
434 

366 
308 
449 
304 
27 
861 
201 
878 
661 
838 
736 
169 
361 
371 

266 

15 
4 
620 
661 
832 
166 
169 
808 
413 

396 

436 



800 



30 


130 


14 


68 


109 


480 


16 

110 


9$ 

461 


803 


1,336 


410 

177 

826 

1.163 


1,906 

761 

4,122 

6,741 



1,819 
497 
620 
692 
174 
27 
647 

1,704 
680 
247 
338 
S37 
419 



80 



BiaisiEiTioN divisions: m. south midland. 



Parishesy 4to., in KorthamptonBhire. 



Fftriih or Flaoik 



BRACKLEY-^ont. 

3. SULGRATB. 

BMdlesdon (^ucfct) . Pu*. 

Syreeham . . . ^ Par 

BadstODO .... Par. 

Farthlnghoe . . . Par. 

Thenford .... Par. 

M&rstm St. Lawrence Par. 

Oreatworth . . , Par. 

Stochburr ...» Par. 

Tborpe-MandeyiUe . Par. 

Calworth .... Par. 

Eydon Par. 

Morton-Plnkney . . Par. 

Salgrave .... Par. 

HelmdoQ .... Par. 
Astwell and FalcoCt . Ham. 

IM. TOWCESTfiB. 

1. ABTHOBri. 

Wappenham . . Civ. Par. 
Sllveritone . . , Par. 
Wbittlebniy . . . Par, 
AUborpe .... Par. 
Bradden .... Par. 

SlapCon Par. 

Weedon-Loys . . . Par. 
Plampton .... Par. 
Blakcfllej . . . av. Par. 
Woodend .... Hanu 
Adstone .... Ham. 
Maidford .... Par. 
Litchborongh . . . Par. 

2. TOWCWTBS. 

Gold Higham . . . Ptf. 
Patiishall .... Par. 

Gayton Par. 

BUaworth .... Par. 
Stoke-Braem . . Civ. Par. 
Sbutlanger . . . Ham. 

Tiffleld P»r. 

Greena-NorUm . . Par. 
Towcetter .... P&r. 
Eaaton.Neston . . Pkr. 

15». POTTERSPURY. 

1. ForrBBSPCir. 
Paulerspury . . . Par. 
Potterepurj . . Civ. Par. 
Yardlej Gobion . . Ham. 
WIcken .... Par. 
Pasaenbam. . . . Par. 
Co^roTe .... Par. 

Fnrtbo Pw. 

Grafton Regia . . . Tar. 
Alderton .... Pur. 
Aabton ..... Pur. 
Hartwell . . . . Pftr. 
Hartwell Lodge {Saktey ) 

Forest) .... ) 
Saloey Lodge (Salcey Forest) 
WoWerion (Hudai) . Par. 
Ghlverton (BueM) . Par. 
Stony Stratford, Weat 1 

Sfde(lf«efrO . .lUntd. 
Stony Stratford, East 1 Para. 

Side iBuda) . . ) 

158. HARDING8T0NE. 

1. BBAPIBLDu 

TardlQy-Ha^ting8 . Par. 

OastleAsbby . . . Par. 

Whiston .... Par. 

Denton Par. 

Brafleld on the Green . Par. 

Oogenboe ..... Par. 

Little Uooghton • . Par. 

2. Habimkostoxb. 



Great Hougbton 
Uardingstcme . 
Preston Deanery 
Piddington 
Hackleton . . 
Horton • . 
Qolnton . . 

3. MiLTOV. 

Coorteenball . 
Boade . . . 



Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 
Civ. Par. 
Civ. Par. 

. Par. 

.' Par. 

. Pw. 
. Par. 



Inhab. 



PopUr 



Pariah or Flaoik 



VI 
333 

28 

93 

30 
12*» 

61 
6 

35 
144 
132 
126 
134 
167 

121 



128 

276 

111 

116 

89 

67 

133 

12 

120 

70 

36 

88 

110 

82 

206 

106 

212 

96 

95 

40 

208 

617 

34 



276 

243 

137 

99 

224 

140 

7 

46 

36 

80 

136 



1 
639 
120 

244 

1441 



16(^ 
991 
120 
404 
131 
613 
209 

34 
162 
696 
631 
611 
674 
666 

79 



HARDlNGSTONE-eofU. 

MUton Par. 

Koiberstborpe . . , Par. 

Collingtree . . . Par, 

Wootton .... par, 

169. NORTHAHPTON. 

1. St. Oilbb. 

Great Billing . . 

LiUle Billing . . 

Weston Favell . 

Abington . . • 

St. Uil«*a . . . 
Priory of St. Andrew 



272 
42 
13 

134 

126 
75 

136 

76 
506 

14 
119 
110 

10 

32 

30 
170 



627 
1,163 
407 
669 
140 
254 
638 
62 
496 
266 
184 
363 
378 

828 
965 
615 
978 
441 
380 
219 
892 
2,677 
176 



P*r. 
Par. 

& 

Par, 
P»r. 
Pw. 




1 



.220 
,046 

654! 

472 



,064 
646 
46 
200 
143 
331 
631 

: 

2,804 
679. 

1»1€6 



790 



St. Sepnlchre . 

2. AixSAnfTS. 

All Salntt .... Par. 

St. Peter .... Par. 

Kingstborpe . . . Par. 

Daliington .... Par. 

Dnston Par. 

3. BUOBBOOKB. 

Upton Par. 

)le .... Par. 
Par. 

Bngbrooke .... Par. 

Netber Heyford . . Par. 

Upper Heyford . . Par. 

160. DAVBNTRY. 

1. Wbbdon. 

BrockhaU .... Par. 

Floore Par. 

Stowe Nine Chordiea. Par. 

Weedon Beck . . . Par. 

Dodfurd Par. 

Newnham .... Par. 

Fawsley ...» Par. 

Everdon .... Par. 

Fartbingstone . . . Par. 

Preston Gapea . . . Par. 



2. Davbktbt. 
Canons Aahby. 
Woodford . . . 
Byfield .... 
Charwelton . . 
HeUldon . . . 
Caiesby Abbey . 
Bodby .... 
Staverton . . . 
Daventry . . . 
Braunston . . . 

8. LoBO Buckbt. 
Aahl^ St Ledgers 
Welton . . 
Norton . . 
Wbilton . 
Long Backby 
Watford . 
WestHaddoo 
Winwiok . 



Qv. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

• Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



161. BRIXWORTH. 



1,188 
197 
63 
619 
696 
367; 
676 

I 

369 
2,497- 
88 
672 
476 
101 
120 

I 
146 
676 

I 



1. Spbattov. 
Cold Aibby . 
Nasebv . . . 
Tbomby . . 
GnilaboTongh . 
HoUowell . . 
Cotteabrook 
Great Creaton . 
Spratton . . 
Little CrcBton . 
Ravensthorpe . 
Coton . . . 
Teeton . . . 
Holdenby . . 
EastHaddon . 

2. MOITLTOV. 

Bringt<ni . . 
Althorp. . . 
Uarle^tone . . 
Cborcb Brampton 
Cb^>el Brampt<m 
Pltoford . . . 
Bonfditon . . 
Moiuton . . 



. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 
av.Par. 

. Ham. 

. Par. 

. Par. 
Civ. Par. 

. Ham. 
Civ. Par. 

. Ham. 
• . Ham. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
I'ar. 



Potm- 
kttoo. 



156 
64 

61| 
168 



90 

113^ 

24 



Pvkhor 



701 
393 
230 
791 



409 

64 

470 

164 



1.616 8,758 
1.415 8,544 
2,40212,768 

1,858 9.503 
304* 1,695 
65ll 2.409 
909' 1.051 
336 1,640 



8 
196 
164 
tl4 
170 
29 



10 
353 

77 
374] 

57 
117 

10 
171 

76 

64 

11 

183 

326 

62 

90 

18 

142 

112 

894 

267 

66 
140 
104 

85 
688 
103 
228 

34 



I2ar. 



101 

148 
54 

140 
61 
48 

112 

201 
13 

104 
20 
22 
34 

165 

188 
16 

136 
34 
43 

136 
87 



BRIXWORTH—eoia. 

MooltonPark. . . Par. 
Ovrrstooe .... Par. 

8. Bbixwobth. 

Holcot Par. 

Brizwortii . . . .* Par. 

Scaldwell .... Par. 
I^amport ... Ctv. Par. 
Hanging Hoo^itoa . Ham. 

Haxelbeedi. . . • Par. 

Maidwell .... Par. 

Draoc^Mon .... Par. 

Fazton Par. 

Mawaley .... Par. 

Old, or Wold . . . Par. 

Walgrave .... Par. 

Hannington . • . Par. 

162. WELLINGBOROUGH. 

1. Eabls Babiov. 

SrweU Par. 
ears-Aihby 



Inhah. 



33 
824 
669 
942 
T79 
121 



42 

1,080 

285 

1,861 

230 

466 

46 

672 

339 

283 

68 

742 

840 

314 

379 

96 

608 

478 

4.061 

1,070 



397 
630 
443 
361 
3,493 
444 
903 
141 



402 
693 
238 
687 
339 
200 
417 
774 

55 
46 1 

85 
102 
172 
726 

812 
45 
683 
131 
206 
682 
339 



394, 1,69 



1 



. . Par. 

Ecton Par. 

Karls Barton . . . Par. 

Grendon .... Par. 

Easton-Maodit. . . Par. 

Boseat Par. 

Strixton .... Par. 

WoUaston .... Par. 

2. Hioham-Fbbbbbs. 
Famdlsb (ftedf) . . Far. 
Poddlngton (Aedt) . Par. 
Wymington iBed$) . Par. 
Ircbestor .... Par. 
HigbamPark . . . Par. 
Newton Bromshokl . Par. 
Rusbden .... Par. 
Higbam-Ferrers . . Par. 
Irthlingborongh . . Par. 

3. WBLLOrOBOBOUGR. 

Flnedon .... Par. 

WeHlngboroagh . . Par. 

Great Doddington. .' Par. 

Wllby Par. 

Hjtrdwkk .... Par. 

Great Harrowden. • Par. 

Little HATTowden . . Par. 

Orlingbniy. . . . Par. 

laham Par. 

163. KETTERING. 

1. Kbttbkivo. 
Bnrton*Latlmer . . Par. 
Cranford St. Jobn. . Par. 
Cranflord St Andrew . Par. 
Barton-Seagrave . . Par. 
Warkton .... Par. 
Kettering .... Par. 
Pjtcbley .... Par. 

2. ROTHWBLL. 

Brouc^ton .... Par. 

Cranaley .... Par. 

Loddington . . . Par. 

Tborpe-Malaor . . Par. 

Rothwell .... Par. 

Harrington. . . . Par. 

Desborough . . . Par. 

Rn^ton .... Par. 

Barford .... Par. 

Gltrndon .... Par. 
Pipewell,j)^<2f . . Ham. 

3. COBBT. 

Weckley .... Par. 

Grafton-Underwood . Par. 

Gcddlngton . . . Par. 

Newton .... Par. 

Great Oakley 

Little Oak^y . . . Par. 

Stanion .... Par. 

Corby Par. 

Beanfield Lawns . . Par. 
Cotiingbam . . Civ. Par. 

Middlrton . . . . Tp. 

East Carlton . . . Par.. 

164, THRAPSTON. 

1. THBATfflOB. 

BrigBtock .... Par. 



^ 2| 
47 

96| 

246 

92 

29 

26 

34 

61 

37 

18 

2 

99 

154 

45 



11 
179 

404 

1,112 

368 

167 
lOT 
152 



179 
73 
14 
416 
660 
233 



63 
121 
142 
894 
125 

41 



11 
320 

18 
135 

72 

309 

1 

36 
449 
361 
482 



248 
533 
639 

1,906 
638 
193 

1,086 
48 

1,394 

n 

660 

316 

1,398 

9 

167 
3.183 
1,233 
3,173 



446 2,096 
1,848 9,368 



136 
97 
34 
28 

160 
74 
93 



377 
67 
44 
42 
63 
1,448 

130 

161 
67 
68 
51 

666 
47 

816 

84 

3 

10 

21 

61 
61 

. 310 
18 
39 
39 
81 
174 
3 

.146 
91 
19 



355 



636 
46S 

103 
117 
743 
296 
45« 



1.280 
309 
187 
300 

303 

7,184 

647 

654 



378 

199 

3,448 

316 

1,436 

346 

17 

66 

138 

346 
386 
883 

79 
181 
131 
340 
699 
7 
687 
354 

89 



1,061 



BSaiSTBATION DIVIBIONS: IIL SOUTH MIDLAND. 



81 



Farishes, Sbo,, in Korthamptonshire, HtintinsdonBliire, and Bedfordshire. 



PmWi or Place. 



THBAPSTON-om*. 

Sndboron^ . . • Far. 

Aldwlnkle St Peter . Par. 

Ald^nkle AU Saints Par. 

Tichmaiah . . . Par. 

Clapton ' . . . . Par. 

Thrapeton .... Par. 

Uip Par. 

Lowkk Par. 

SUpton Par. 

Twywell . • . . Par. 

Woodford .... Par. 

Great AddlDgtOD . . Par. 

Little Addingtou . . Par. 

2. Raukds. 

Denfbrd .... Par. 

Ringstead .... Par. 

Rannds .... Par. 

Stanwick .... Par. 
C!heIveston com Caldeoot Par. 

Hnrgrave .... Par. 

Oovlngton (Huntt) . Par. 

Keyaton (i/utUt} . . Par. 

Sfthom lEunti) . . Par. 

oleaworth (fftmtt) . Par. 

Brliiffton CHunti) . Par. 

Old Weston liSunti) . Far. 

165. OUNDLE. 

1. OUKDLB. 

LlUle Oidding (Amtt) Par. 
Great Oiddlng (iffunto) Par. 

Thumlng|^S^tt!!^ft». 
Lnddington (^, i^ythmptn. 

SurUt 



iptin^ 



in the 

Brook 
Hemington . . . Par. 
Barnwell St Andrew Par. 
Barnwell All Siiints . Par. 
Lilford cum Wigstborpe Par. 
Tborpe-Adinrdi . . Par. 
Wadwhoe 
PUton . 



Stoke-Dojlo 
Oimdle . . 
Ashton . . 
Polebrook . 
Armston 



. I'ar. 

. Par. 

. Tar. 
Qt. Par. 

. HaoL 
Or. Par. 

. Ham. 



{ft. in NarOi') 
Latton < ampton > Tax. 
(pt. in Hunt* ) 



a. Weldok. 
Benefleld . 
Great Weldon i 
Little Weldon 
Deene . . . 
Deenethorpe . 
Bolwlck . . 
Blatherwick . 



. Par. 
Qv. Par. 

. Ham. 
Civ. Par. 

• Ham. 

. Par. 

. P*r. 



3. FOTHKRIVOBAT. 

King's Cllffe . . . Pftr. 

Apethorpe .... Par. 

Yarwell .... Par. 

NaaaingUm . . . Par. 

WoodKewton . . Par. 

SoQtbwick .... Par. 

Glaptliom .... Par. 

Oottersiock . . . Par. 

Tansor Par. 

Fotberlng^iay . . . Par. 

WarmlngtoQ . . . Par. 

EltoQ CHunti) . • . Par. 

166. PETERBOROUGH. 

1. SriLTOW. 
Water Newton (Jfunti) Par. 

Alwalton (^HunU) . Par. 

Chesterton QHunu) . Par. 

Haddon (Httfi^) . . Par. 

Iforbom (Hunt*) . . Par. 

Folkswoith (J7«nts) . Par. 

Washinglej C^untt) . Par. 

GUdecot (Hwnl») . . Par, 

Deaiota (Hunt*) . . Par. 
Glatton rAmti) . CiT. Par. 
Holms (aunt*) . . Chap. 



Inhab. i Popa- 
Homea. Iraon. 



{ 



J5 

ao7| 

39 

233 

133 

82 

28 

81 

227 

66 

76 



99 

196 

652 

154 

102 

79 

41 

50 

56 

6S 

43 

94 



30 

46j 

12 

109, 

311 
17 

18 

4 

32 

«»; 

34 
42 
59 
30 
29 

598 
38 

101 
4 

37: 

7 



112 

62 

121 

481 

4r 

72 
41 

302 

57 

87 

166 

102 

69. 

78 

42 

64' 

52 

167i 

215 



33 
68 
25 
30 
23 
48 
21 
12 
I7i 
63 
119 



272 
217 
339 
883 
211 

1,233 
565 
407 
136J 
392 

1.066 
317 
320 

468 
875 
2,580 
678 
446 
378 
187 
223 
23($ 
267 
194 
386 



328 
212 

53 
647 
133 

71 

91 
13 

176 
232 
118 
168 
178 
253 
149 
142 
2,868 
153 
441 
20 

163 
40 



543 
302 
492 
240 
248 
355 
192 

1,259 
243 
395 
629 
491 
266 
870 
191 
231 
229 
696 
900 



161 

304 

133 

146 

96 

209 

107 

60 

81 

291 

6561 



Pulih or Plaoe. 



Tnhab. 



PETERBOROUGH— oofi^. 



Stilton (Hunt*) . 
Yazlsy (Bunt*) . 
Orton Waterville 



. Par. 
. Par. 

(HunU) .... f ^^• 
Orton Longville (Hunt*)Par. 
Farcet (Hunts) . . Chap. 

2. Pctbrboroitoh. 

Fletton (JTttfiM) . . Par. 

Woodstone (Funfo) . Par. 

Minster Close Precincts Par. 

St John the Baptist . Par. 



Castor 
Allsworth 
Sutton . 
Upton . 
Marholm 
Paoton . 
Oonthorpe 
Walton . 
Werrington 

3. Cbowlahd. 
GUnton . . 
Etton . . 
Helpstone . 
Maxey . . 
Deeping Gate 
Noitbborough 
Peakirk . 
Borough Fen 
Kewborouflii 
Eye. 



av. Par. 

. Ham. 

. Chap. 

. Chap. 

. Par. 
Civ. Par. 

. Ham. 

. Ham. 

. Ham. 

. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
ClT. Par. 
.Ham. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 



Crowland (Lincoln) I. Par. 

4. Tbobitkt. 
Thomey (Camb.) . . Par. 



11. Huntingdonshire. 

167. HU2iTINGD0N. 

1. Raubbt. 

Ramsey. . . . 

Upwood . . , 

Grrat Raveley. . 

Little Raveley. . 



2. Sawtrt. 
Woodwalton . . 
Connington. . . 
Sawtry St. Andrew 
Sawtry All Saints. 
Sawtry St Judith . 
Steeple Gidding . 
Copplngford . . 
Upton .... 



3. Spaldwiok. 
Hamerton . . . 
Bnckworth. . . 
Alconbnry- Weston 
Alconbniy . . . 
Woolley . . . 
Barham. . . . 
Leighton . . . 
Spoldwick . . . 
liiaston .... 
Ellington . . . 

4. HUKTOTODOV. 

Kumpton . . . 

St John . . . 

St. Benedict . . 

St Mary . . . 

All Saints . . . 

Godmancbester . 

Hartford . . . 
Sapley .... 

Great Stukeley . 

Little Stukeley . 

Abbot's Ripton . 

King's Ripton . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pkr. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



168. ST. IVES. 

1. Wabbots. 

Brouc^ton .... Par. 

Wistow Par. 

Bury P^. 

Warboys .... Par. 

Old Hurst .... Rtf. 



180 
280 

69 

61 
167 



256 
2 

362 

143 

27 

3,208 

156 
85 
24 
23 
31 
26 
13 
49 

168 

94 

31 

163 

83 

49 

60 

54 

30 

151 

330 

712 

409 



1,027 
9u 
57 
10 

75 
63 
83 
148 
31 
24 
16 
30 

36 
39 
HI 
187 
17 
22 
92 
93 
34 
94 

270 

318 

171 

284 

70 

666 

93 

3 

89 

84 

78 

61 



91 
108 

77 
437 

36 



P0[N1> 

UUon. 



731 
1,393 

306 

259 
759 

1,214 

20 

1,662 

698 

269 

16,230 

680 

394 

99 

107 

147 

122 

56 

200 

718 

413 
171 
736 
866 
208 
216 
241 
154 
715 
1,396 
3,168 

2.099 



4,734 

384 

274 

67 

360 
313 
377 
669 
272 
116 
61 
140 

187 
196 
503 
809 
89 
104 
392 
418 
137 
412 

1,188 

1,616 
836 

1,349 
442 

2,363 
434 
16 
464 
383 
406 
206 



861 
485 
332 
1,880 
164 



Pariih or PUfoa. 



ST. IVES— con*. 

2. SOHKHSBAJC. 

Woodhurst. . . . 
Pidley cum Fenton 
Someriiham. . . 
Coloe .... 
Bluntlsbam. . . 
Earith .... 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Tp. 
Tp. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



3. SWAVUBT. 

Over (Camb.) . . . 
Swavesev (Camb.^ . 
Lolworth (Camb.) . 
Boxworth (Camb.^ . 
Oonington (Camb.) . 
Fen Drayton (Camb.) 

4. Sv. Ives. 
Holywell cum Keed-\p,_ 

Ingworth. . . .|^"* 

Stives Par. 

Houghton .... Par. 
Wyton . . . . ■ . Par. 
Hemingford Abbots . Par. 
Hemingford Gr^ . . Par. 
Fen Stanton . . . Par. 
Hilton Par. 



169. ST. NEOTS, 

1. St. Nbots. 
Graveley (Camb.) . Par. 
Toseland .... Par. 
Great Paxton .... Par. 
Offord-naroey . . , P»r. 
OfTord^uny ... Par. 
Buckden .... Par. 
Graffbam .... Par. 
Diddingtou . . . F^. 
Sontboe .... Par. 
Little Paxton . . . Par. 
St. Neots .... Par. 
£7nesbury .... Par. 
Abbotdl^ . . . Par. 
Warssley .... Par. 
Tctworth . . . . Pir. 
little Barford (Bedi) Par. 

• 

2. EOfBOLIOV. 

Hall-Weston . . . Par. 

Mldloe F^. 

Great Staugbton . . Par. 

. Par. 

avil Par. 

• Ham. 

. Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 



Kimbolton 
Long Stow . , 
Little Catworth . . 
Great Catworth . . 
Swineshead. . . . 
Eaton-Socon (Bed*) . 
TiUbrook (5ed«) . . 
Shelton (Bed*) . . 
Dean, (feiher a Upper) 
(Bed*) . . . f 
Pertenhall (fladf) . ._.. 
LittteStaof^ton (Bed*) Par. 



12. Bedfordflhire. 
170. BEDFORD. 

1. RiSKLKT. 

Bolnbnnt .... Par. 

Keysoe Par. 

Riadey Par. 

Melohbourne . • . Par. 

Yelden Par. 

2. Shabitbbook. 
Knotting .... Par. 
Souldrop . • , . Par. 
Sbambrook . . . Par. 
Colworth Farm . . Par. 

Bletsoe P«r. 

Thurleirii .... Par. 

Miltun*£mest . . . Par. 

3. Haksold. 
Pavenham . • • • Par. 
Felmersham • • • Par. 

OdeU Par. 

Harrold Par. 

Chelilngtoo . . . Par. 

Carlton ..... FBr. 



Inbab. 

HOQMB. 



Popu- 
UtJon. 



115 495 
131 587 
357. 1,562 
95 376 
145' 699 
153' 607 

258 1,156 

327 1,335 

39 171 

62 331 

36, 202 



106 



182 



458 



746 



718 3,248 



117 

60 

110 

204 



608 
310 
488 
991 



248 1,074 
84 369 



50 

47 

11 

89 

69 

263 

77 

44 

60 

60 

729 

299 

104 

65 

46 

34 

93 
6 

308 

366 
36 
12 

134 
60 

573 
87 
33 

129 

97 
124 



294 
223 
320 
416 
333 
1,009 
344 
203 
293 
254 
3,200 
1,898 
498 
241 
236 
123 

414 

42 

1,373 

1,609 

170 

65 

686 

259 

2,697 

322 

176 

676 

404 
646 



66 


317 


199 


869 


223 


1,028 


50 


246 


73 


285 


39 


183 


53 


264 


172 


838 


1 


2 


76 


892 


152 


619 


100 


440 


114 


617 


108 


627 


95 


485 


258 


1,042 


26 


104 


114 


625 



82 



BSaiBTBATION DIVISIONS: m. SOUTH MIDLAKD. 



Pariahes, See., in Badfbrdshire and CambridgeBhire. 



FutahorIiao& 



Inbftbw I Popo* 
'Hoomi. laucm. 



BKDFX)RD-«m^ 



4. TUBVET. 

Turvey . . 
St^viDgton . 
Btagftlen 



Pw. 
Par. 



6. BEDfFORD Ik Kkm psrow. 

Woottoo .... P«r. 

Kempston .... Par. 

Bi<2deubam. . . . Par. 

Brumham . . . . Par. 

Oaklej Par. 

CUpbacD .... Par. 

Bi.rtieT,pt.qf . . Par. 

St. Cuthbert . . . Par. 

St. Paul,j)<. qf . . Par. 

St. Mary, pl.of,. Par. 

St. Jubu. pt.(^ . . PM*. 

9. Bkdvoro ft Gabdoigtov. 



Si, John, jpi. of 
St.Ma.rr,pt.qf 
St. Paul, pt. <jr 
St. Pirter,j9<.^ 
Elstow . 
Wlhhainwtrad 

OtfdiDgtOD . 

Eaitootta . 
Gople . . 
WaUngton . 
GoldiDgton . 
Benhuld. . 



T. Bahpokp. 
Bamwden . 
Wllden . . 
Colmworth. 
Roxton . . 
Great Barford 



Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
, Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
Qv. Par. 
. Tp. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



171. BIGGLESWADE. 



1. Pl#TTO». 

Teinmford • 
Blannain . 
Muggerhanger. 
Northlll . 
Sandy . . 
Everton . 
Potion . . 
Cockayne Hatl«y 
WreatUngworth 
Sutton . . . 
Eywortb . . 
I>UDton . . , 



. Par. 
Civ. Par. 

• Ham. 
• . Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 
. . Par. 
. .. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



2. Biooleswaob; 

Edworth .... Par. 

Astwick .... Par. 

Stotfold .... Par. 

Arlefley . ... Par. 

Henlow. • ... Par. 

CUIlon Par. 

Laugford .... Par. 

Biggleswade . . , Par. 

Old Warden . . . Par. 

SoQtbill Par. 

CamiiUm • . . Civ. Par. 

Shefford . . . . Tp. 

Shefford-Hardwfck . Par. 

Chlcksanda Priory . Par. 

MepperBhall . . . Par. 

Upper Stondon . . Par. 

172. AHPTHILL. 

1. SuiLLIKOTOir. 

ShlllinKtun . ... Par. 

Upper Gravenburat . Par. 

Lower Gravenhurat . Par. 

Hi^iam-Goblon . . Par. 

Silaoe Ham. 

ClopbiU Par. 



234 

150 
141 

289 

644 

78 

77 

89 

131 

638 

257 

666 

67 

17 

76 
429 

1,310 
16 
112 
209 
111 
180 
110 
66 
138 
102 

97 
113 
120 
133 
207 



133 
155 
101 
311 
526 

62 
403 

23 
148 

68 

31 
124 

23 

14 

364 

400 

196 

341 

262 

1,050 

113 

290 

122 

226 

17 

8 

130 

9 



457 

83 

17 

22 

162 

269 



Parali or Flaoa. 



1.117 
736 
680 

1,312 

2,706 

326 

373 

378 

607 

3,128 

1,174 

2,933 

360 

80 



AMPTHILU-«(mt 

2. AMnuix. 
Hawncs. ... 
Houghton Conquest 
AmptbiU . 
MauUlen . 
FlittoQ . . . .Civ 
PulIoxbiU . 
Weetoning . 
Flitwick . 
Stepptngley 
MUlbrook . 



3. Ckaiivirld. 
MarBton-Moretaine . 
LidlUigton .... 
Cranfleld .... 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
l-ar. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Votnr 
latkm. 



217 1.023 



359 

2.214 

6,639 

73 

606 

1,000 

645 

798 

660 

276 

642 

623 

495 
613 

608 
696 
847 



173. WOBURN. 



667 

698 

495 

1.428 

2.482 

266 

2,072 

124 

726 

386 

169 

670 

119 

64 

2.362 

2,019 

997 

1,700 

1,260 

6,183 

634 

1,361 

670 

1,111 

71 

46 

613 

47 



2,173 

401 

82 

100 

718 

1,220 



1. Woamor. 
Salford . . . 
Holcutt . . . 
Aspley<Gniae . 
Husbeme-Crawlejr 
Ridgmont • . 
Wobnm • • 
Potsgrove . . 
Battlesden . . 
Milton^Bfyaiii 
Kversbolt . . 

2. ToDUxoTcnr. 
Tingrith . . 
Harltngton . . 
Toddington 
Chalgrave . . 
Tilsworth . . 
Hockliffe . . 



. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

^ Par. 

. Par. 
. *Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



174. LEIGHTON BUZZARD 

1. Lkiohiok Bdzzabd. 
Stanbrldgt .... Ham. 
£ggI»gton .... Ham. 
Heatb and Reach . Ham. 
Leighton Buxxard Tp. 
mUngum . ... fiaro. 
Grove (Aicfct) . . Par. 
LInalade (Fuefct) . . Par. 
8tolce-Hammond( AcXet.) Par. 

2. WlKO. 

Soulbury (^BucM) . . Par. 
Vnng (^Bueks) . . . Par. 
MenUnore (^Bude$) . Par. 

3. IVQCOHOB. 

Cheddington (^BuOet) Par. 
Ivingboe {Buekt) . . Par. 

4. Edlrbbobouoh. 

Slapton (Budet) . . Par. 

Kdlerix>rough (BucU) Par. 

Eaton-Bray . . . Par. 

176. LUTON. 

1. DUKSTABLS. 

Tottemboe . . . Par. 

Houghtcm BegU . . Par. 

Dunstable .... Par. 

Whlpsnade . . . Par. 

Studham i ?^i"**S. • 

EM.UUUMU -^ ^ ^^ g^^ ^ 

Humbersboe . . . Ham. 
Kensworth (Fertf) . Par. 

2. LUTOX. 

Luton ..... Par. 

Sundon Par. 

Streatley .... Par. 

Barton In the Clay . Par. 



172 
491 
331 
166 
140 
162 
177 
82 
77 

265 
179 
343 



61 

13 

349 

122 

202 

341 

68 

81 

73 

207 

S8 

115 

632 

225 

70 

82 



124 

78 

241 

1,117 

106 

4 

843 

87 

117 

329 

72 

161 
367 

67 
387 
361 



160 

631 

947 

47 

69 

36 

77 

202 

258 

200 

4.030 

97 

80 

228 



PMWiorPlaoa. 



734 
2,387 
1.624 
677 
626 
725 
842 
352 
868 

1,219 

827 

1,629 



269 
71 

1,619 
627 
910 

1,606 
312 
168 
321 
8991 



213 
646 
2,464 
993 
330 
392 



686 

376 
1,120 
6,361 

476 

23 

1,633 

369 

661 

1,620 

408 

746 
1,722 



325 
1,814 
1,640 



720 
2,412 
4,658 
206 
310 
198 
331 
891 



1,162 

952 

20,733 

446 

334 

1,017 



13. Cambridsesliir«> 
176. CAXTON. 

1. CaBTOir. 
Great Granadeo (Fimtv) Par. 

YeUiDff (iiiifitO . . Par. 
Papwortn SLijtt.in ffunt* 

Agnea . { pt. in Comb, 

Gamlingay . . . Par. 

Little Granaden . . Par. 

Kltisley Par. 

Croxton .... Par. 

Papworth Si. Everaid Par. 

Elsworth .... Par. 

Knapwell .... Par. 

Oaibton Par. 

Boum , . . . , Par. 

Longstowe .... Par. 

Hatley St. Oeorse . Par. 

East Uat^y . . . Par. 

Tadlow Par. 

Criiydoo cum Clapton Par. 

Arrlngton .... Par. 

Wimpole .... Par. 

Orwell Par. 

Little Eversden • . Par. 

Great Everulen . . Par. 

Kingston .... Par. 

Caldecui .... Par. 

Toft Par. 

Hanlwiok .... Par. 

177. CHESTERTON. 

1. WlLUXOHAlI. 

Childerley .... Par. 
DiyDrayloo . . . Par. 

Girton Par. 

ImplngtoQ .... Par. 

Histon Par. 

OakingtoQ . . . av. Par. 
Westwtck .... Ham. 
Long Stanton, St. )».. 
Michael. . . .3 * 
Long Stanton, All Saints Par. 
WiUJngham . . . Far. 
Rampton .... Par. 
Cotteoham .... Par. 
Laodbeach . . . ■ . Par. 
Waterbeach . . . Par. 

2. Fdlboubx. 
Milton Par. 



Inhsb. 



Chesterton .... Par. 
FenDittoB . . . Par. 
Homingiea . . . Par. 
Tever«ham . . . Par. 
Stow cum Qny . . Par. 
Little Wilbraham . Par. 
Great WUbrabam . Par. 
Fulboum All Saints*) «.; 
St. Vigors . . .J"^- 
Cherry Hinton . . Par. 

3. Gbbat SHBLF09X>. 

Stapleford .... Par. 

Great Sbelford. . . Par. 

Little Shelford . . Par. 

Hauzton .... Par. 

Nen^on .... Par. 

Harston .... Par. 

HasllDgfleld . . . Par. 

Harlfton .... - Par. 

Comberton .... Par. 

Barton Par. 

Madingley . . . - . Par. 

Coton . . . . . Par. 

Grantcheeter . . . ■ Par. 

Trumpington . . . Par. 

178. CAMBRDXIE.* 

1. St. Andbbw thb Lsas. 
St Andrew the Less . Par. 



147 

74 

8 

28 



713 

396 

36 

119 



406 3.063 
66 306 



I 



112 


604 




67 


308 




27 


137 




180, 


803 




30 


164 




96, 


631 




200 


978 




63 


277 




16 


97 




30 


166 




41' 


232 




106 


646 




69 


306 


1 


76| 


419 




146 


801 




61 


281 




66 


380 




64, 


332 




» 


120 




73 


366 




47 


248 




10 


60 




108 


477 




97 


466 




88 


387 




221 


1.017 




126 


624 




19 


81 




24 


91 




106 


448 




373 


1.619 




66 


3S6 




564 


2.496 




114 


480 




346 


1,618 




lU 


678 




873 


4,102 




147 


64» 




87 


433 




63 


28« 




79 


373 




88 


371 




129 


604 




805 


1,694 




182 


779 




126 


694 




213 


, 1.008 




108 


510 




69 


289 




64 


218 




187 


917 




168 


871 




70 


336 




125 


619 




82 


418 




68 


j 267 




72 


340 




167 


! 844 




168 
8.390 


841 
15,958 





I 



* The OoUft^ and Halls of the Universl^ of Cambridge, several of which are partly in two or three parishes, are here separately 
specified imder the parishes in whidi they are wholly or fbr the most part situate. To these parishes tbey are rated under "The Cam- 
iMidge Award Act, 1856," upon a valuation provided for by that Act. Jt is thereby also provided that no rate whatever shall be assessed 
or imposed upon or In re^>ect of the Senate House, the University Library, the Schools and Museums of Science, Laboratories, and 
Lecture Rooms. Th^ Censtis having been taken in the interval between terms, the great body of professors, fellows, and students were 
not In residence. The' total number of residents in the Colleges and Halb at the date of the Census was 383 persons^ vis., 263 males. 
120 females. The VIcfrCbAnc^Uof has obtained trcm the Heads of Colk'ges a special return of all members resident on Thursday, 
4th May. 1871. Th^te frei« 1953 bo returned, viz., in Downing College, 28 ; Peterhouie or SL Peter's College, 48 ; Pembroke College, 69 ; 
Queen's College, 46 ; St. -Catherine's College, 46 ; Corpus Christi College. 136; King's College, 36 ; Clare College, 74 ; Trinity Hall. 108 ; 
Gooville and GaluB Cblle8e,136 ; Emmanuel, 84: Christ's, 87 ; Sidney-SuMex, 66 ; Jesus, 104; Trinity, 471 ; St. John's^ 350 ; Magdalen, 
60 i besides 8 members of the Senate not on -the boards of any College, and 18 non-coUeglate students. 



REGISTRATION DIVISIONS: IH. SOUTH MIDLAND. 



83 



FariaheSi Sdo^ in Cambridgeshire. 



FteUi or Ptao9. 



Inbab. 
Hoi 



POfW- 

Intlan. 



CAMBRIDGE.— oont 

a. Sr. M4BT TBI GS£AT. 

StBenedk* . . . Pfer. 

Downing College . . . 

Corpus ChrUti College . 
St. Mary the Leei . . For. 

St Peter's CbUege 

Pembroke College 
8t.Botolph . . . Par. 

Queen's College. 

St. Catherine's College 
St. Edward ... Par. 

King's College . 

Clare College . 

Trinity Hall . 
St. Mary the Great . Par. 
St. Michael .... Par. 

Oonville and Cahu College 

Trinity College, pLqf. . 

3. St. Andrew thr Grkat. 
St. Andrew the Great Par. 

ii^nnuuinel College . . . 

Christ's CoUege. . . . 
HolyTrlnl^ . . . Par. 
All Saints .... Far. 

SIdney-Snsaex College . . 

Jesus CoUege .... 

Trinity ColU«e, pt.qf, , 

St. John's Coaei&,pt. <f . 

4. St. Gilks. 

Holy Sepnlcbre . . Par. 
St. Clement . . . Par. 
St Giles .... Par. 

Magdalen College . . . 
St Peter .... Par. 

St John's College, pt. qf . 

119. UNTON. 

1. Ddxfobd. 

Babrabam .... Par. 

Fampisford . . . Par. 

Sawston Par. 

Whittlesford . . . Par. 

Dnxford .... Par. 

Ickleton Par. 

Hliixton .... Par. 

a. LnrroK. 
Great Abington . 
LiUle Abington . 
Hlldersham. . . 
Linton .... 
Great Bartlow . . 
Castle^^ampa . . 
Shudy-Camps . . 
Hadstock (Aaes) . 
Bartlow End ( Ases) 



3. Bauham. 

Horseheath . . 
West Wicktaam 
Balsham . . 
WeetWratting 
WeatoQ-CoMlle 
Ou-ltoQcnmWilUngbam Par. 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Fir. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pkr. 
Ham. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



161 
2 
1 

164 

2 

123 

1 

2 

100 

1 

1 

1 

130 

62 

1 



FuWiorFlsMi 



982 
38 
28 

892 
15 
12 

614 
20 
23 

48Y 
28 
12 
16 

T24 

324 
10 
22 



474 2,387 
24 
9 
1,998 
1,136 
20 



1 
1 
463 
240 
2 
1 

a 

1 

90 

too 

636 
2 

126 
1 



69 
79 
341 
167 
202 
165 
89 

63 
70 
66 

875 
21 

202 
73 

107 
62i 

126 
114 
269 
166 
116 
97 



4 
41 
35 

394 

846 

2,336 

12 
618 

15 



298 
365 
1,729 
821 
881 
677 
400 

300 
339 
241 
1,838 
93 
891 
332 
4$2 
209 

578 
622 
1,102 
705 
638 
447 



180. NEWMARKET. 

1. Chrvrlbt. 
Brinkley .... Far. 
Westley-Waterlesa . Par. 
Burroufh-Green . . Par. 
DuUingbam . . . Par. 
Stetcbworth . . . Par. 
WoodDitton ... Par. 

Kirtling Par. 

Cherel^ .... Par. 

Newmarket All Sainto Par. 

2. Nrwharkst. 
Newmarket St Maiy>t>^, 

iSt^lk), . . .}*^^- 
ExidagCSuffoUe) . . Par. 
Snallwell .... Par. 
Landwade .... Par. 

Burwell Par. 

Swaffham Prior, j)<. iff Par. 

3. BorrisHAiL 
Swaffham Prior, «*. qf Par. 
Swaffham Bolbedc . Far. 
Bottisham .... Far. 

4. Gazrlrt. 

Kennet Par. 

Ashley cum Silveriey. Par. 

Lidgate (Suffolk) . . Par. 

Ouaden ( AiJrWfe) . . Par. 

Dalham (Suffolk) . . Par. 

Gawley (Suffolk) . . Par. 

Moolton (Ai/ott). . Par. 

6. SOBAM. 

Chippenham . . . Par. 

Fonlham .... Par. 

Islebam Far. 

Sobam Par. 

Wicken Par. 

181. ELY. 

1. Haddrvsax. 
Stretham . . . Civ. Par. 
Thetford .... Ham. 
Wllburton .... Par. 
Haddenbam . . . Par. 

2. SUTTOJr. 

OruiitjFen . . . Par. 
Wcntworth . . . Par. 
Witcbam,irf.y . . Par. 

Sutton Far. 

Mepal Par. 

Coveoey . . . Civ. Par. 
WItcbfbrd. pt.^ . . Par. 
ElyByalFen 

3. Elt. 

Holy Trinity, p<.q^ . P*r. 
Stuntney .... Chi^ 
ElyColkge. . . . Fir. 
St. Mary,ptq^ . . Par. 
Chettiaham. . . . Chap. 

4. LrTTLRPOST. 

Downham .... Far. 



Inbab. 
Hcmm, 


PCpOr 

latMiii. 


68 


298 


40 


198 


96 429 


178j 818 


148 


662 



FarWi or FlsMi 



' InlMb). 
Honaei. 



ELT— cont. 
Ltttleport 



Par. 



296 1,472 

176 877 

146 639 

259 1,304 



507. 3,368 

277 
44 

6 

419 

74 



1,628 

226 

30 

2,106 
352 



228 1,017 



193 
361 

40| 
105 
102 

73 
113 
194 
109 

164 
808 
430 
990 
259 



262 

66 

124 

476 

8 

38 

112 

' 389 

99 

125 

118 

6 

1,024 

59 

14 

624 

15 

489 



912 
1,653 

169 
562 
433 
845 
492 
883 
612 

722 
1,266 
1,819 
4,283 
1,183 



Ely-Westmoor Fen, oe. of . 

Wltcbam. p<. <jr . . Pw. 
Wltchford,j?<.<j^ . . Par. 
Redmore (Norfolk) . Par. 

182. NORTH WITCHPORD. 

1. Chatteris. 

Manea . . . « . Chap. 
Welches Dam . . . Par. 

Chatteris. Par. 

l>oddington . . . Par. 
fienwlck' .... Par. 

2. March. 
Wimblingtoa . . . •Par. 
March Par. 

183. WHITTLESEY. 

1. WHfm.R8RT. 

St. Mary and St. An- 



drew . 



?■} ^ 



1,145 
317 
646 

2,065 

89 

180 

469 

1,717 

397 

546 

. 557 

19 

4,815 
323 
119 

2,773 
72 

2,201 



184. WISBECH. 

1. LRVRRTVOTOy. 

TyddStGllea. . . Par. 

Newton par. 

Leverinaton . . Qv.Par. 
ParBon*Drove . . . Chan. 
Wisbech St Maij . Par. 

2. WlSBRCH. • ' 

Wisbech St Peter. ■ . Par. 

3. Walfolr St. tmn.. 
WeA Walton (Norfolk) Par. 
Walpole St Petv l^^ 

(Norfolk). . . .;*^- 

Walpole St. Andrew 1 1,., 

(Norfolk) . ...J^^- 

4. Trrroiotov St. Cle- 

MRXT. 

Terrington St Clements u,, 
(Norfolk) . . .J-*^*^- 

Clenchwarton (iVor/b^) Far. 

TUney AU Saints t «., 
(Norfolk) . . .f*^- 

Tilney cum Islington ) ».. 
(Norfolk) . . ,i^^' 

Tilney St. Lawrence f » , 

(Norfolk) . . .r*^*'- 

Terrlngton St John > «-. 
(Norfolk) . . .;*^- 

5. Wauokrk. 
Walsoken (Norfolk) . Par. 
Emneth (Norfolk) . Par. 
Elm .Par. 

6. Upwexx. 



876 
9 
1 
7 
5 



279 

28 

1,076 

296 

184 



Popu- 
latloD. 



3,869 

45 

9 

37 

34 



1,311 
145 

4.7i« 

1.444 

857 



2521 1.209 
1,318 5,854 



1,618 



206 
94 
279 
157 
479 

2,162 

195 

298 

165 

497 
146 
133 

58 

195 

182 



7,002 



944 

462 
1,315 

868 
2,165 

9,362 

935 
1.356 

72i 



2,256 
636 
571 

282 

829 

775 



707 2,911 
242 1.048 
405 1,803 



98 
215 
347 
638 



399 

694 

1.502 

2,273 



IV. EASTERN DIVISION. 

Tms Rboibtratioh Diyision comprises the three large Registration Counties of Etatx^ Suffolk, and Norfolk, 

It extends over an area of 3,219,052 statute acres of land, water, and foreshore; there heing 3,091,501 

acres of land and 119,940 of water included in the areas of parishes, 5,352 acres of tidal water, and 2,250 

acres of foreshore. Its population in 1871 was 1,218,728 as compared with 1,142,562 in 1861 ; the 

actual increase was therefore 76,166, while the natural increase arising from the excess ot registered hirths 

over deaths in the 10 years 1861-70 was 145,043. Included with the general population of parishes, &c., 

in this Division are 27,793 persons enumerated in 183 workhouses, hospitals, prisons, lunatic asylums, 

and other puhlic institutions ; 269 persons in boats, barges, &c., in inland waters ; and 5,764 persons on 

board 991 sea-going vessels which were lying in harbours, rivers, &c., on the Census night. 

Silk, paper, and some other manui'actures are carried on, but inland the division is essentially 

agricultural, and on the coast maritime ; there is a hale fishing and maritime population round the shores, 

o 2 



84 



BEQI8TBATI0N DIYIBI0K8 : IT. BA8TKBN. 



FarlBhes, fto^ in Essex. 

of which Ipswich and Yarmouth are the centres. ITie population of the fishing towns is more correctly 
giyen now than it was in 1861, when the fishermen and seamen out at sea on the Census night were 
classed with seamen and others in the home trade^ whereas they have now been referred to the towns to 
which the boat or ship belongs. 





Inhabited 
Hoowa, 1871. 


PopolBtion, 1871. 


B«gktraUon or Union Oonnuea. 


Persona. 


Males. 


Females. 


IV.— BASTBBN DIVISION 


260,625 


1,218,728 


598,599 


620029 


14. liflilAX «.••«•••••• 


86,866 
76,212 
97,547 


440,880 
347,219 
430,638 


221.277 
170.168 
207,159 

1 


219,603 


15. Rnfthiir --..-.,... 


177,047 


16. Ifforfblk 


223,479 







The SuPEBnrrsNDENT Kegibtbabs' Distbiots of this Diyision are co-extensive with Poor Law 
Unions, except in the cases of Bury St. Edmund's, Mutford, Flegg, and Forehoe Districts, which are 
Incorporations under Local Acts. Five Districts in Essex, ten in Sufiblk, and seventeen in Norfolk, 
exhibit a decrease of population ; in West Ham District, a great part of which is closely associated with 
the Metropolis, the excess of births over deaths in the 10 years 1861-70 was 11,093, while the populaUon 
enumerate in 1871 was S9,823 in excess of the return for 1861. 



Saperintendent Registrar's 


In- 
habited 
Honaes, 


Popolation, 1871. 1 


Superintendent Registrar's 


In- 
habited 
Houses, 


Population, 1871. 


District. 








District. 










1871. 


Persons. 

1 


Males. 


„ 




1871. 


Persons. 


Males. 


(■'"IIMltm. 








14. ESSEX. 




1 






SUFFOLK— coRf. 




1 






185. West Ham . . . 


16.397 


99.142 


48,493 


60,649 


213. Ipswich .... 


9.278 


42,839 


19.993 


22,84« 


186. Eppino . . . 






4,024 


20.240 


10,003 


10,237 


214. WOODBBZDGB. . 




5,111 


22,464 


10.983 


11,481 


187. Okgab . . . 






2.336 


11,523 1 


6.060 


5,463 


215. Ploxbsgatb . . 




4,678 


20,718 


10.278 


10,44« 


188. ROMFOBD . . 






6,151 


30,989 


15.453 


15,636 


216. Blttbiko . . . 




6,964 


26,424 


13.163 


13.261 


189. Obsett . . . 






2.298 


13,172 t 


7,442 


6,730 


217. Wamgfobo . , 




3,113 


14.037 1 


6.808 


7,229 


190. BiLLBBIOAT 






3,094 


17,862 


9,481 


8,381 


218. Mutfobo . . . 




6,432 


31,364 


15,248 


16,116 


191. CtaELMSFOBD 






7.106 


33,772 


16.917 


16,855 












192. ROCHFOBD . . 






3,889 


20.580 


1 10,903 


9.677 


16. NORFOLK. 




1 






193. Maldon . . 

194. Tbmdbiho . . 

195. COLCHESTBB 

196. Lbxdem. . . 

197. WiTHAll . 

198. Halstbao . . 

199. BBADTrBBB. 

200. Dumow . 

201. Saffbon-Wal] 


DKIi 


. 


5,011 
6,038 
4.891 
5.448 
3,453 
4.112 
3.921 
4.393 
4.304 


93,732 
28,713 
26.345 
24.110 
15,864 
18.453 
17,143 
19,699 
19,541 


1 12,192 

I 14,579 

13,374 

I 11,817 

7,826 

8.605 

8.191 

10.141 

9,800 


11.540 

14,134 

12,971 

12,293 

8.038 

9,848 

8,952 

9.558 

9,741 


219. Yabmocth . . 

220. Plego. . . i 

221. Smallbubgh . , 

222. Erpingham . . 

223. AtlshaX . , 

224. St. Faith's . , 

225. Norwich . . 

226. FOBEHOB . . . 

227. Hekstead . . 




7,716 
2,169 
3,367 
4,706 
4.167 
2.467 
18.321 
2,820 
2.427 


35.166 
9.382 
14,407 ■ 
19.841 
18.115 
10.901 
80.386 
12,308 i 
10,726 


16,340 
4,585 
7,188 
9,677 
8,884 
5,360 

36.628 
6,028 
6,302 


18,826 
4,797 
7.219 

10,264 
9,231 
5.541 

43,758 
6,280 
5,424 


16. SUFFOLK. 










228. Blofield . . . 




2,416 


11,825 


6,572 


6.753 










229. IX)DDON . . . 




3.130 


13,670 


6.687 


6.983 


202. RiSBBIDOB .... 


3,927 


18,417 


9.097 1 9.320 I 


230. Depwadb . . 




5.494 


24.272 


11,835 


12,437 


203. SUPBUBT . . 




7.103 


31,793 


1 15.525 


16,268 


231. Qdiltcboss . 




2,583 


11,257 


5,586 


5.671 


204. OOSFORD . . 




3.896 


17,094 


8.550 


8.544 


232. Watlahd. . 




2,550 


11.094 


6,509 


5.586 


205. Thikoob . . 




3.860 


17.614 


8,796 


8,818 


233. MlTFORD . . 




6.222 


27,667 


13,490 


14,077 


206. BuBY St. EDHVim 


1 . 


3,133 


14,928 


. 6.875 


8,053 


234. Walsingham 




4,664 


20,051 


9,674 


10,477 


207. Mildekhaxx . 




2.035 


9.233 


4.667 


4,656 


235. DOCKIMO . . 




3,896 


17,302 


8,601 


8,801 


208. Stow . . . 




4,572 


20,997 


10,423 


10,574 


236. Fbebbridge Ltk 


V . 


2,922 


13,439 


6,688 


6,751 


209. Uartismbbb . 




3,651 


16,742 


1 8,376 


8,367 


237. Kikg's Lnnr . 




3,915 


17,132 1 


7,843 


9,289 


210. HOXNB . . . 




3.122 


14.404 


1 7.209 


7,195 


238. DOWKHAK 




4,510 


20,585 


10,274 


10,311 


211. BOSMEBB . . 




3.573 


15,770 


1 7,993 


7,777 


239. SWATFHAX . 




2,966 


13,608 


6,733 


6,876 


212. Sahtobo . . 




2.764 


12.382 


1 6,280 6,102 


240. Thetfobd. . 




4,119 


18,104 

1 


8,975 


9,128 



The following Table shows the number of Inhabited Houses and of Population in 1871, in the several 
Parishes, &c., constituting the various Registration Sub-Districts and Districts, grouped topographically 
under the Registration Counties which form this Division. Parishes which for Registration purposes are 
returned under a County different from that in which they are actually situate, have the name of their 
County Proper given in italic type. 



Parlab or FlMWk 


Tnhah. 
Hodsca. 


Ponip 
latkm. 


Failflh or Plam. 


Inhab. 
BouM. 


Pofm- 
laAkm. 


Pariah or Plaea. 


TnhiJi 
HoiM«. 


POfW- 

latfen. 


14. Essex. 








WEST HAM— con*. 






EPPING— oonfc 








m. WEST HAM 


t 






4. WALTHAMflnOW. 

Walthamstow . . . 


Par. 


2,079 


11,092 


l^^ng 

North Weald Bassett . 


Par. 
Par. 


460 
212 


3,276 
984 


1. Btbatfobd. 








Woodford .... 


Par. 


828 


4,609 


MagdAlen-Laver . . 


Par. 


44 


175 


West Ham, i»i.</ . 


Par. 


3,934 


23,286 


186. EPPING. 








Nazelng .... 


Par. 


171 


786 


2. West Hail 








1. Chiowell. 








3. Hablow. 








West Ham, j)<.qf. . 


Pto. 


6,215 


39.633 


Chlngford .... 


Par. 


258 


1,268 


lU^don .... 
Great Pamdon . . 
Little Psradon . . 
HettesweU .... 


Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 






East Ham .... 


Pm. 


618 


4.334 


Chigwell .... 


Piw. 


823 


4,463 


201 


950 


LiUlellford . . . 
8. Lettok. 


PUT. 


142 


675 


Longhton .... 
Tboydon-Bois . . . 


Pir. 
Par. 


442 
163 


2,488 
798 


106 
33 
73 


491 
117 
333 


Wanstead .... 


Psr. 


769 5,119 


2. Eppixo. 








Latum 


Par. 


48 


226 


Low Xieyton « . , 


Par. 


1,768 


10,394 


Thojrdon-Qamon . . 


Par. 


237 


1,346 


Hariow 


Par. 


529 


2,439 

t 



BEaiercBATiON divisions: iv. eastern. 



85 



Farishes, Sse^ in Xsaez. 



Ffttttb or Flaoo. 



EPPINO— «Ott<. 



Sheering 
Matchiiig 



• « PfUTi 

. • Pftr. 



187. ONGAR. 

1. BOBBWOWOBTH. 

HighLftTer . . . Pftr. 

Little Laver . . . Pur. 

Abbots Boothing . . Par. 

Beaacliamp-BoothiDg Par. 

Bemen-Rootbing . . Par. 

Shellow-Bowella . . Par. 

WUlingale-Doe . . Par. 

WilUngale-Spain . . Par. 

arfleld Par. 

oretoQ .... Par. 

Bobbingworth . . # Far. 

Shelley Par. 

HigbOngar . . . Par. 

Norton-Mandeville . Par. 

Blackmore .... Par. 

2. GHIPnNG<^GAB. 

Doddlngburst . • . Par. 

Kelvedon>Uatch . . Par. 

Stoodon-Maae^ • . Par. 

Cbipping-Onear . . Par. 

Greenstead . . . Par. 

Stanford-Rivers . . Par. 

Kavesiock .... Pftr. 

SuplefoM>Tawney . Par. 

Tboydon Mount . . Pftr. 

Lamboume . . . Par. 

Stapleford Abbots . Par. 

188. ROMFORD. 

1. RoMFOBn. 

Haverlng-atte-Bower . Pftr. 

Romford .... Par. 

Dftgenliam . • . • Par. 

2. Iltobd. 
Barking,^ qf . . Par. 

3. Babkoto Towv. 
Barking, i><. ^ . . Pftr. 

4. Hobnchitbor. 
Rftinham . . • . Far. 
Wennington . . • Pftr. 
Homchurdi . . . Par. 
Upminster .... Par. 
Cranbam .... Par. 
Great Warley . . . Pftr. 



189. ORSETT. 

1. Gbats. 
North Oclrendon 
South Ockendon 
SUlTord . . . 



Aveley . . . 
WestThurrock 
Grays Thurrock 
Little Thorrock 

2. Orsett. 
Chadwell St. Maiy 
West Tilbury . . 
EtttTilbuiy . . 
Mucking . . . 
Stanford-le-Hope • 
Gorringham . . 
Fobbing . . . 
Langdon ... 
Homdon on the Hill 
Orsett .... 
Bulpban . • . 



Far. 
Pftr. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Pftr. 
Pftr. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
P-r. 
Par. 
Pftr. 
Pftr. 
Pftr. 
Par. 



I nhabi 
HbuBOi. 



190. BILLERIGAY. 



1. Bbbmtwood. 
East Homdon . 
West Homdon 
CfaUderditch: . 
Little Warley • 
Ingrave . . 
South Weald . 
Brentwood • 
Shenfleld . . 



. Pftr. 
. Pftr. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Far. 
Cir. Par. 
. Ham. 
. Par. 



3. Gbbat Bubbtbad. 

Hutton Pftr. 

Mountnening . . • Par. 



104 
130 



100 
27 
61 
62 
20 
25 
99 
38 

114 

102 
66 
42 

243 
36 

144 

88 

81 

67 

177 

26 

185 

186 

45 

41 

178 

105 



82 

1,590 

691 

1,202 

1,281 

906 

38 
497 
266 

90 
308 



61 
242 

64 
193 
117 
446 

66 

88 

68 

86 

46 

138 

62 

89 

66 

112 

292 

63 



Popo- 
lAUan. 



92 

16 

49 

40 

129 

471 

650 

233 

60 
189 



636 
626 



497 
104 
259 
281 
107 
119 
630 
175 
649 
484 
307 
200 
1,167 
158 
641 

426 
401 
285 
946 
121 
958 
913 
271 
184 
939 
611 



369 
8.239 
2,879 

6,947 

6.576 

1,122 
199 

3,476 

1,329 
437 

1,416 



824 
1,243 

291 

892 
1,166 
2,806 

321 

689 
322 
660 
277 
699 
268 
448 
288 
611 
1,644 
334 



470 
81 

267 
1.367, 

633 
2,994| 
3,737, 
1.232- 

456 
893 



Pariah or Flaofli 



BILLERICAT-<»n<. 



Great Borstead 
Litde Burstead 
Dunton . . . 
Udndon. . . 
Lee Chapel 
Ramaden-Crajs 
Ramsden-BelUiouM 

3. WiCKPOBDu 

Neveodon . . 
Basildon . . 
Vange . . . 
Pitsea . . . 
Bowers-Gifford 
North Benfleet. 
WIckford . . 
Oowuham . . 



. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 
Civ. Par. 

. Pftr. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Chap. 

. Par. 

. Pftr. 

. Pftr. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



191. CHELMSFORD. 

1. Inoatbbtomb. 
Runwell .... Par. 
Retiendon .... Pftr. 
Woodham-Ferrls . . Par. 
East Hannlngfield . Far. 
South Hannlngfield . Par. 
West Hannlngfield . Far. 

Stock Par. 

Buttsbory .... Par. 

Ingatestone . . . Pftr. 

Fryerainff .... Pftr. 

Margarening • . . Pftr. 

2. Chklmbfobd. 
Widford .... Par. 
Chelmsford. . • . Far. 

3. Wbittlb. 

Wrlttle Par. 

Rozwell .... Par. 

Chignal St James. . Par. 

Broomfield .... Par. 

Chignal-Smealy . . For. 

Good Easter . . . Par. 

4. Great Waliham. 
Mashbnry .... Par. 
Plesbsy .... Pftr. 
Great Waltham . . Par. 
Little Waltham . . Par. 
Little Lelghs . . . Pftr. 
Great Leighs . . . Par. 
Boreham .... Par. 

6. Gbbat Baixdow. 

Springfield .... Par. 

Great Baddow . . . Par. 

Sandon Par. 

Little Baddow . . . Pftr. 

Danbory .... Far. 

192. ROCHFORP 

1. Ratlbioh. 

Rawreth .... Par. 

Hockler .... Pftr. 

South Fftmbridge . . Par. 

Ashingdon .... Pftr. 

Eastwood, 2>C ({^ . . Far. 

Rayleigh .... Pftr. 

Thundersl«y . . . Par. 

Soath Benfleet . . . Pftr. 

Hadlelgh .... Pftr. 

2. PBITTLEWKLL. 

Leigh .... 
Prittlewell . . . 
Southchnrch . . 



Pftr. 

Par. 

. . Par. 

3. RocmroBo. 
Shopland .... Far. 
Sutton Pftr. 

Par. 

Pftr. 

Pftr. 

Par. 

Pftr. 

Par. 

Pftr. 



I 



Rochford . . . 
Hawkwell . . . 
LiUle Stambrldge . 
Great Stambrldge . 
Canewdon . . . 
Paglesbam . . . 
Eastwood, !>(. qf . 

4. Gbbat Waxkbiko. 
Barling. .... Far. 
Little Wakerlng . . Par. 
North Shoebury . . Par. 



Honaes. 



4221 
39 
32 
85 
1 
44 

107 

41 
37 
40 
62 
45 
59 
101 
62 



70 
165 
180 
98 
60 
113 
148 
107 
206 
147 
120 

58 
1,905 

624 
190 

60 
180 

25 
112 

30 
82 
609 
158 
32 
194 
194 

617 
476 
107 
126 
223 



79 
175 
19 
22 
121 
289 
136 
142 
107 



POpD- 
latfon. 



2,184 

198 

148 

412 

3 

242 
481 

176 
171 
192 
292 
224 
285 
491 
233 



313 
8)8 
837 
490 
247 
633 
632 
487 
898 
718 
630 

293 
9,318 

2,426 
959 
290 
790 
133 
68J 

138 
373 
2,462 
697 
149 
863 
961 

2.647 

2,057 

604 

602 

1,047 



360 
721 
113 
111 
621 
1,404 
683 
586 
610 



346 1.688 
866 4,589 



94 

11 
33 

323 
66 
31 
75 

143 

92 

1 

77 
64 

42 



712 

75 
149 
1,689 
320 
136 
393 
716 
464 
8 



356 

269! 

199. 



Pariih or Place. 



ROCHFORD— «cm^. 

South Shoebury . . Pftr. 

Great Wakerlng . . Par. 

Havengore .... Par. 

Foulnetts .... Pftr. 



193. MALDON. 

1. SOUTHIOKSTBB. 

Bumham .... Par. 

Creeksea .... Far. 

Althome .... Pftr. 

Mayland . . * . Par. 

Steeple Par. 

Southminster . . . Far. 

2. Bbadweix. 
Asheldham. . . . Pftr. 

Dengle Pftr. 

TUUngham. . . . Par. 

Bradwell near the Sea Par. 

St Lawrence Newland Par. 

3. AllSajkts. 
Mundon .... Par. 
Snorcham .... Par. 
Latchingdon . . . Par. 
North Fambridge . . Par. 
Cold Norton . . . Par. 
Stow-Marles . . . Par. 
Parleigh .... Par. 
Haxeleigh .... Pftr. 
Woodbam-Mortimer . Par. 
Woodham-Walter . Par. 
Maldon AU Sftlnts . Far. 

4. St. Pbtbb. 

Maldon St Peter . . Par. 

Maldon St Maiy . . Par. 

Heybridge .... Par. 

Langford .... Pftr. 

Great Totham. . . Par. 

Little Totham . . . Par. 

5. Tollbsbubt. 
Goldhanger . . . Par. 
Tolleshunt Msjor . . Par, 
ToUeahunt Knights . Par. 
ToUeshunt-l/Arcy . Par. 
Tollesbury. . . , Far. 



194. TENDBINQ. 

1. St. Obttb. 
StOsyUi .... Par. 
'l*horrington . . . Par. 
Alresford .... Par. 

FraUng Par. 

Great Bentlej . . . Par. 

Weelqr Pftr. 

Little Clacton . . . Par. 

Great Clacton . . . Pftr. 

2. Thorpk. 

LiUle Holland. . . Par. 

Great Holland . . . Par. 

Frinton Par. 

Walton-le-Soken . . Par. 

Kirby-le-Soken . . Par. 

Thorpe>le-Soken . . Far. 

Beaumont com Moze . Far. 

Tendring . . . • Pftr. 

Great Oakley . . , Pftr. 

8. Harwich. 

St Nicholas . . . Par. 

Doveroourt. ... Pftr. 

4. Mabbixotrkb. 

Ramsev Pftr. 

Little Oakley ... Par. 

Wix Far. 

Wrabness .... Par. 

Bradfield .... Pftr. 

MisUey Pftr. 

Mannlngtree . . . Par. 

6. Abbleioh. 

Lawford .... Par. 

Ardleidi .... Fur. 

Little Bromley . . Par. 

Little Bentley . . . Par. 

Great Bromley . . Far. 

Etanstead .... Par. 



Inbub. 
Honaea. 



Pomo- 
latioo. 



170 2.030 
248 1,213 



1 
127 



32 

764 



467 2,032 



163 
390 
278 
639 
1,652 

192 

338 

1,146 

1,061 

219 

370 
194 
384 
167 
227 
279 

1,021 
143 
312 
664 

1,030 



35 

75 

54 
113 
319 

86 

61 
246 
214 

46 

75 

41 

79 

35 

44 

44 
234 

30 

69 
118 
218 

624 3,187 
809 1,369 
337 1,566 

46' 234 
188 794 

72 293 

119 658 
99! 437 
93 401 



181 
311 



845 
1,469 



373 


1,674 


92 


446 


60 


278 


65 


273 


235 


1,012 


141 


633 


133 


630 


267 


1,206 


16 


71 


112 


460 


11 


64 


242 


1,070 


207 


932 


26)4 


1,202 


111 


454 


173 


894 


229 


1,047 


611 


4,247 


338 


1,832 


147 


691 


67 


306 


166 


718 


66 


246 


200 


864 


362 


1,535 


231 


970 


193 


815 


360 


1,591 


90 


400 


96 


426 


172 


764 


226 


983 



86 



BBGISTRATION DIVISIONB : IT. EA8TEBK* 



Parishes, fto, in Bsaex and Suffolk. 



Paridi or Flaot. 



Jnhah. 



^ 195. COLCHESTER. 



1. 



FlBST 



colchestui 
Ward. 

St. Botolph. . . . P«r. 

Berecbniich. . . . ?*>*• 

St. Giles .... Par. 

Holy Trinity . . . Par. 

SU Mvy at the Walls Par. 

2. COLCHXRKB SbOOHP 

Wabd. 

Ijcxden Par. 

Mile End St. Mtdtael. Ptf. 
No Man'* Land .... 

St. Peter .... Tar. 

SL Martin .... Par. 

St. Ronwald . . . Par. 

3. COLCHESTBB THIBD 

Wabd. 

Si Nicholas . . . Par. 

All Saints .... Par. 

St. James .... Par. 

St. Mary Magdalen . Par. 

St. Lsonard . . . Par. 

Oreenatead . . . : Par. 

196. LEXDEX. 

I.WrVBMHOB. 

Wivenhoe .... Par. 

Brlgfatllngsea . . . Par. 

2. PsLDoar. 

Flngringhoe . . . Par. 

East Donyland . . Par. 

AU>erton .... Par. 

Luigenhoe .... Par. 

East Menea . . . Par. 

West Mersea . . . Pftr. 

Peldon Pur. 

Great Wigborongfa . Par. 

LlUle Wigboroogh . Par. 

Salicott . . . . « Fu. 

Virley Par. 



3. Stan WAT. 
Layer-Marney . 
Layer-Breton . 
Layer-de-U-Hay 
Birch . . . 
Easthorpe . . 
Copford . . . 
Stanway . . 
Marks Tey. . 
Little Tey . . 

4. FOBDHAH. 

Great Tey . . 
Aldham . . 
Pontisbrigfat . 
Wakte-Cobie . 
Mount Bores . 
Wormlngford . 
Fordham . . 
West Bergholt 

6. Dedham. 
Little Horksley 
Great Horloley 
Boxted . . . 
Langbam . . 
Dedbam . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pat. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

P*r. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



19Y. WITHAM. . 

1. Kklvbook. 
Messing .... Par. 
Inworth . . . « P&r. 
KeWedon .... Par. 
Rlvenhall .... Par. 
Great Brazted . . . Par. 
Little Brazled . . . Par. 

2. WiTHAir. 

Witbam .... Tar. 

'^ickham Bishop's . Par. 

Ultlng Par. 

Hatfleld-Peverel . . Par. 

Terling Par. 

Fairsted .... Pbt. 

Faalkboom . . . Par. 

3. COOOKSRALL. 

Peering. .... Par. 

Great Coggeshall . . Par. 



Pbpo- 
hdcm. 



730 
23 
109 
215 
351 



403 

230 

1 

442 

223 

62 



191 
183 

477 
1031 
377 
181 



505 
760 

148 

312 

60 

46 

70 

217 

115 

98 

24 

41 

18 

64 

63 
172 
195 

29 
167 
176 

98 

15 

170 

95 

87 

117 

60 

110 

190 

219 

52 
177 
199 
169 
420 



157 
155 
362 
163 
85 
25 

693 

135 

35 

292 

193 

68' 

30 



FarWi or Place. 



HOMML 



Popn- 
latxa. 



6,363 
104 
3.712 
1,116 
1,780 



1.931 

940 

2 

1,994 

1,040 

362 



961 

890 
2,194 

475 
1.723 

758 



2,123 
3,075 

673 
1,190 
238 
234 
315 
1.044 
611 



168' 
791 



124 

217 

65 

269 
284 
765 
916 
150 
706 
945 
443 
76 

781 
432 
392 
524 
277 
501 
802 
987 

244 

844 

847 

756 

1,916 



726 
766 
1.666 
723 
358 

IH 

3,347 
605 
177 

1.304 
924 
360 
143 

772 
3.454 



WITHAM-Kxmi. 

Little Coggeshall . • Par. 

Marks HaU . . . Par. 

198. HALSTEAD. 

1. Hautkab. 

Earl's Colne . . . Par. 

White Colne . . . Par. 

Colne-Engalne . . • Par. 

Pebmarsh ...» Par. 

Little Bfaplestead . . Par. 

Great Maplestead . . Par. 

Halstead .... Par. 

Gosfleld ...» Par. 

2. Hkdthoham. 
Slble-Uedingham . . Par. 
.Castle-Hedingfaam . Pbt. 
Little Teldham . . Par. 
Great Yeldham . . Par. 

Tllbuiy P*r. 

Rldgwell .... Par. 

Stamboome . . ; Par. 

Toppesfleld . . . Par. 



199. BRAINTREE. 

1. FnrcHiRGnKLD. 
Finchingfleld . . . Par. 
Wethersfield . . . Par. 
Shalford .... Pur. 
Great Saling . . « Par. 

2. BocKmo. 

Panfleld .... Par. 
Bocking .... Par. 

Stisted Par. 

Pattlswick .... Par. 

Bradwell next Cogget- ) p.. 

haU . . . . .f*^* 

3. Bbaiktbex. 
Creasing . . . 
White Notley . . 
Black Notley . • 
Bralntiee ... 
Bayoe .... 



200. DUNMOW. 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
P*r. 



1. Stsbbwo. 

Felstead .... Par. 

Stebbing .... Par. 

BardQeld-Saling . . Par. 

Great Bardfleld ' . . Par. 

Lindsell .... Par. 

2. Dxnxuow. 

Little Easton . • . Par. 

Great Donmow . • Par. 

Little Donmow . . Par. 

Bamston .... Par. 

Great Canfield . . . Par. 

LittleCanfleld. . • Par. 

Takeley .... Par. 

8. Hatfikld. 

Hatfield Broad Oak . Par. 

White Roolhing . . PBr. 

Aythorp-Boothing . Par. 

Leaden-Roothing . . Par. 

Margaret-Roothlng , Par, 

High Easter . . . Par. 

High Roothlng . . Tar. 

4. Traxtbd. 

Great Easton . . . Par. 

Tflty Tar. 

Broxted .... Par. 

Chickn^ . . . , Par. 

Thaxted .... Par. 

LitUe Bardfield . . Par. 



201. SAFFRON-WALDEN. 

1. Newpobt. 

Debden Par. 

Newport .... Par. 

Widdington ... Par. 

QaendoQ .... Par. 

RlckUng .... Par. 

Claverlng .... Par. 

Wicken«Bonant . . Par. 

Arkesden .... Par. 

Langley .... Par, 



92 

9 



235 

92 

138 

. 151 

75 

103 

1,540 

139 

610 
297 

74 
159 

61 
190 
127 
221 



523 
389 
185 

76 

Tl 
739 
179 

85 

69 



131 

106 

142 

1,142 

84 



406 
903 

74 
261 

79 

74 
626 

77 

43 
111 

71 
222 

439 

103 

54 

45 

59 

200 

107 

205 
20 

172 
14 

533 
95 



^5 
^12 

89 

37 
104 
257 

38 
108 

98 



876 
50 



1,481 
406 
561 
617 
3021 



FaiWi or Flacfli 




SAFFRON-WALDEN— OMi<. 

2. SArntOM-WALDBV. . 

ChrishaU .... Par, 

Elmdon .... Par. 

Wendon-Lofli . . . Par. 

Strethall .... Par. 

Great Chesterford . . Par. 

Little ChesteifoTd . . Pur. 

Littleboiy .... Par. 

Wendens Ambo . . Par. 

Saffron-Walden . . l*ar. 



6.904 
649 



2,097 

1,235 

313 

683 

288 

8J9 

577 

1,057 



2,241 

1.734 

796 

363 

286 

3,399 

766 

347 

319 



571 
499 
631 
4,790 
401 



2,012 
1,313 

321 
1,084 

403 

335 
2,983 
359 
204 
436 
306 
926 

1,936 
449 
249 
209 
282 
921 
470 

931 
91 

761 

63 

2,188 

467 



892 
917 
386 
170 
532 
1.077 
210 
456 
438 



8. RADwnrrBB. 
Asbdoo ... 
Radwinter . . 
Wlmbtsh . . 
Hempstead 
Great Sampford 
little Sampford 



av. Par. 
. Tar. 
. Par. 
* Par. 
. Par. 
. Tar. 



15. Suflblk. 

202. RISBRIDGS. 

1. Haybbhill. 

Steeple Bampstead )|,^ 
(JPfsex) . . . . } 

Helion-Bump- ( pt. in hum 
stead . . (jpt. in €amh. 

Stormere (Aaes) . . Par. 

H.v«hm{||;»f2w* : 

BamardU^tiNi . . . Par. 

Monks Risbridge . . Tax. 

Little Wratting . . Par. 

Great Wratting . . Par. 

Withersfleld . . . Par. 

2. WlCKHAMBBOOX. 

Great Tburlow . ; Par. 

Little Thortow . . Par. 

Little Bradley . . . Pur. 

Great Bradl^ . . « Pur. 

Cowlinge .... PBr. 

Wickbambrook . . Par. 

Stradishall . . . '. Par. 

Denardiaton . . . Par. 

Stansflekl .... Par. 

3. Clabb. 
PosUngfbrd. . . . Tax. 
Hnndun .... Par. 

Clare Par. 

Stoke by Clare . . Tax. 

Whixoe .... Tax. 

Birdbrook (f stoce) . Par. 

Ashen (iSnex) . • . Par. 

Orington (£(•») . « Tax. 

203. SUDBURY. 

1. BULMEB. 

Pentlow (leiMex) . . Tax. 
Belcbamo St. Paal ) p^ 

(A'mos) .... 3 
Foxearth (JTmos) . . Par. 
Belchamp-Otten (£«k») Tar. 
North Wood ( JEisea) . Par. 
Helchamp - Walter ) p., 

(Ettex) . . . ,S 
BQlmer(Atex) . '. Par. 
Gestingthorpe [EMtad) Tax. 
Wickham St. Pauni,^ • 

iEaaex) . . . .J"'* 
Twinstead (ffsex) . Tax. 

2. BUBBS. . , 

Alirfiamstone (iSnev) . Tax. 
Lamanh (^Euex) . . Par. 
Bores (JEimx) . . . Ham. 
Bores St. Mary . Civ. Par. 
Wiadngton. . . . Par. 
Nayland .... Par. 
Stoke by Nay land. . Par. 
AssingtoQ .... Par. 

3. SUDBUBT. 

Middleton (fsKs). . Par. 
Great Henny (Ases) . PaiC 
Little Henny {Bmxy. Tax. 
Ballingdoo com Bnio- ) »._ 
don (Bnex) ... J . . 
Uttle Comard . . 



127 
160 

13 

12 
214 

54 
194 

90 
1.224 

216 
207 
1931 
174 
187 
91 



Par. 



250 

181 
11 
76 
70 

444 
26 

153 
57 

• • 

46 

86 

149 



85 

94 

13 

93 

172 

337 

97 

64 

110 

84 
257 
407 
184 

30 
154 

69 

28 



82 

179 

98 

89 

3 

169 

186 

181 

102 
65 

79 
74 
137 
221 
46 
235 
291 
172 

40 
80 
15 

172 

89 



613 

717 

70 

63 

940 

334 

880 

363 

5,718 

966 
986 

908 
766 
861 
874 



1,179 

796 
61 
330 
357 
2,674 
118 
863 
288 

• • 

217 
446 
670 

412 
376 
63 
456 
781 
1,503 
425 
38S 
643 

398 
1.116 
1,887 
867 
170 
683 
336 
143 



877 
836 

433 

389 
10 

735 

780 
766 

446 

204 

303 

307 
604 
9tO 
333 

980 

1,174 

746 

183 

383 

87 

770 

430 



BBaiSTRATIOK DIVISIONS : lY. BASTBBN. 



87 



Parishes, &o^ in Suffolk. 



FwUiorPlMe. 



SUDBURT— omt 

Great Gomard . 
AU Saints . . 
St. Gregory. . 
St. Peter . . 
St. Bartbolomew 
Chilton . . . 



4. MXLFORD. 

Kcfwton near Sodburj. 
Great Waklingfield . 
Uttle Waklingfleld . 
Acton . . . 
Alpheton . . 
Long Meiford . 
Borley (£Mtex) 
Liaton (£toe«) . 

6. Haktbst. 

CSavendish . . 

Glemaford . . 

Stanstead . . 

Boxted . . . 

Hawkedon . . 

Somerton . . 

Harteet • • • 

Shlmpling . . 

Lawaball . . 

204. OOSFOBJy. 

1. Laykvham. 
Gockfield . . 
Thorpe-Morienz 
Brettenbam 
Wattiaham 
Hltcbam . 
BUdeatoD . 
KettlebaatoD 
Prefcton . . 
Lavenbam . 
Brent-Eleigh 
Monks Eleigh 
Milden . . 
Ghdsworth. 
Nedging . 

2. Hadlkioh. 
Nangbton . 
Elmaett. . 
Aldbam 
Hadleigh . 
Layliam 
Polstead . 
Bozford . . 
Hadleigh . 
Groton . . 
Edwardstone 
lindaey 
Koreey . . 
Semer . • 
WhatSeld . 



Par. 
Ftf. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pw. 

Far. 
Piir. 
PM. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Plar. 
Tax. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Plw. 



.. Par. 

. Par. 

.. Par. 

. Par. 

. Pfcr. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. P*r. 

.. Par. 

.. Par. 
. P^. 
.. Par. 
.. Pltf. 

• • 

. Par. 
..P*r. 
. . Par. 
. PUT. 
. .P*r. 
..P*r. 
(3t. Par. 
. Ham. 
. Pkr. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Pw. 
. . Par. 
. . Pi>r. 



206. THINGOE. 

1. BOCOHAM. 

Bradfield St. Glare . . Par. 
Bradfield St. George . . Ptf . 

Boogham Ptf. 

Buabbrooke . . . Par. 
LitUe Wbelnetbam . Par. 
Bradfleld-Oombnst . Par. 
Stannlngfleld . . . Par. 
Great Wbelnetbam . Par. 

Nowton P^. 

Hawstead with Hard* ) n.. 

wick }*^* 

Wbepetead. . . . Par. 
Brockley .... Par. 

Rede Par. 

Chedbnrgh .... Par. 
Depden .... Par. 
Cbevingtoa . . . Ttr. 

2. PORXHAM. 

Hangrave . . . 

Denbam . • . 

Barrow . • » 
Great Sazbam 
Little Sazbam 

Ickworth . . . 
HomlDgsbeath 

Wcetlcy . . . 

Kiisby » . . . 



Inbab. 



199 
285 
630 
406 
2 
58 

103 
160 

87 
120 

76 
664 

47 

30 

306 

462 

90 

43 

64 

33 

166 

121 

208 



226 
96 
91 
48 

229 

192 
38 
72 

427 
68 

166 

40 

. 66 

38 

31 
103 

69 

.821 

120 

.198 

178 

62 
128 
101 

69 
136 

67 

68 



47 

108 

201 

37 

46 

33 

76 

113 

41 

96 

140 
80 
60 
62 
61 

129 



Par. 


99 


Par. 


39 


Par. 


208 


Par. 


64 


Par. 


36 


Par. 


12 


Par. 


149 


Par. 


32 


Par. 


90 



Popo- 
lattan. 



Farlih or Pkoa. 



877 

1,236 

3,069 

1,826 

9 

260 

477 
686 
391 
648 
290 
3,046 
239 
90 

1,388 
2,261 
399 
194 
306 
168 
720 
684 
870 



980 
449 
406 
210 
974 
808 
174 
354 
1,886 
219 
720 
170 
276 
177 

149 
426 
234 
3,676 
642 
863 
743 
198 
606 
473 
270 
670 
414 
339 



233 
493 

884 
139 
204 
166 
337 
623 
178 

462 

648 
347 
231 
314 
267 
636 

480 
182 
040 
241 
183 
116 
691 
172 
423 



THINGOE-€onl. 

Fombam All Saints . P&r. 

Fombam St Martin .' Par. 

Fombam St. Genevevd P&r. 

Hengrave . . . .' Par. 

Flempton . . . .' Par.' 

Lackford .... Par. 

West Stow. . . . Bar.- 

Woidwell .... Bar. 

Colfonl . . . •• Bar.' 

Ingham . . . .- Par. 



3. IXWORTH. 

Timworth . . 
Ampton . . 
Great Livermere 
Little LlTennere 
Troeton . 

Thorpe by Izwortb 
Bardwell . . . 
Stanton AU Saints) 
and St John j 
Liworth ... 
Pakenbam . . 
Great Barton . . 



. PSu". 

.' Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

UB.Par. 

.' Pkr. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



lahab.! Pc^Ni-) 
Haani.1 latluu. 



206. BURY ST. EDMUND'S 

1. BuKT Sr. EDMinn>'8. • 
St Mary ..... Par. 
St James .... Par. 



207. MILDENHALL. 



1. WoBLoroToir. 
Cavenbam . . 
Tnddenbam . 
Herringswell . 
Kentford . . 
Freckenbam . 
Worlington . 
Barton Mills . 
Mildenhall,i>t qf 

2. Lakbthkatb. 
Mildenball,j»<.^ 
Eriswell . . 
Tjikenhmth . 
Wangford . . 
Elveden . • 
Icklingham 



Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



208. STOW. 

1. Walshax-lb-Willows. 
HInderclay ... Par. 
Rickingball Inferior . Par. 
Watti^ld ... Far. 
Walaham-le-WlUowB ' Par. 
BadweUAsh . . . Par. 
Great Asbfleld . . • Far. 
Hunston .... Par. 
jjingham .... Par. 
Stowlangtoft ... Par. 

Norton Far. 

Elmswell .... Par. 

2. Rattlbsdev. 
Toetock . . . 
Thnrston . . . 
Beyton .... 
Heesett .... 
Drlokstone . . 
Woolpit . . . 
Wetberden . . 
Sielland . . . 
Rattlesdcn . . . 
Geddiog . . . 
Felsbam . . . 
Buxball . . . 
Onebonse . • . 



3. SrOWMAaKBT. 

Great Fimborough. 
Little Finbomngh 
Oombe .... 
Greeting. St Peter 
Stow Upland 
Stowmarket 
Gipplng . 
Harletiton . 
Uaugblcy . 
Old Newtou 



Giv 



Pw. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Piur. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. t 

Par. 

Par. 
. Ham. 
. Par. • 
. Par. 
. Par. 



80 

71 

i»; 
«i 

89 
83| 
43 
10| 

66 

39 
29 
75 
36 
72 
28 
191i 



FuidkorFlaoa. 



209. HARTiSMERE. 



376 
328 

89 
200 
176 
181 
217 

60 
304 
242 

182 
120 
296 
179 
364 
136 
806 

218 018 



246 
232 
192 



1,471 
1,662 



47 
90 
41 
43 
98 
67 
129 
290 

• I 

670 
84 

400 

9 

66 

111 



1,067 
1,033 

878 



7,043 
7,886 



210 
400 
173 
192 
421 
274 
636 
1,271 

2,691 
407 

1,880 

64 

286 

629 



67 

' 93 

130 

276 

111 

96< 

• 32 

60 

38 

186 

187 

76 
157 

87 

97 
114 
229 
108 

22 
269 

28 

7i 
114 

46 

101 

16 

272 

49 

231 

833 

16 

12 

213 

164 



324 
386 
662 
1,277 
620 
469 
168 
200 
196 
886 
754 

362 
671 
363 
437 
492 
995 
446 
97 
1,104 
150 
368 
488 
336 

406 

72 

1,278 

224 

1,097 

4,097 

49 

43 

947 

762 



1. Mkndleshax. 
Mendleebam . . 
Wetberingsett com 

Brocklord 
Aspall .... 
Riwanglef . . 
Tbwalte . . . 
Wickbam-Skeith . 
Finningbam . . 
Gotten .... 
Baoton .... 
Wyverstone . . 
We8tbori>e . . 






Ffer. 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 

Par. 

Ear. 

Car. 

Par. 

Far., 

Far.. 



2. BOTBSDALB. 

Gislingbam . . . Par. 
Rldcingball Superior Far. 
Redgrave . . . GiT. Par. 
Boteedale .... Ham. 
Wortbam .... Par. 
Falgrave .... Par. 
Burgate .... Par. 
Mellls P&r. 

3. Etb. 
Tbombam Parva . 
Tbombam Magna 
Stoke Ash . . . 
Thomdon All Saints 
Oooold .... 

Redlingfield . . 

Eye 

Braiseworth . . 
Yazley .... 
Thran^eston . . 
Stuston .... 
Bronie .... 
Oakley .... 



210. HOXNE. 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Plu^. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
P*r. 
Par. 
Far. 



1. Stradbboze. 
Hozne . . ... . Par. 

Denbam . . . . ' Far. 

Stradbroke .... * Par. 

Wingfleld . . . . - Par. 

S/lebam . . . . ' Far. 

Weybread .... * Par. 

Witberadale ... Par. 

Metfleld Par. 

Freesingfleld ... Par. 

Mcndham4^^*'»5•^ii* 
w^uuuwu -^ ^ ^^ Norfolk 



2. Dehbikotov. 
Laxfield. . 
Wilby . . 
Horbam 
Atbellngton 
Bedingfleld. 
Soatbolt . 
Worllngwortb 
Tannington 
Bnmdish . 
Badingham. 
Dennington 
Saztead. . 
Bedfleld 
MonkSobam 



2n. BOSMERE. 

1. OODDBKHAM. 

Asbfleld with Thorpe 
Framsden . 
Helminf^iam 
Pettangh . 
Winston 
Debenham . 
Mickfield . 
Stonbam-AqpaU 
Growfield . 



Goddentaam. 
Gosbeck 
Hanlngptone 
AsbBocking 
Swilland . 
Henley . . 
Akenham . 
Glaydon. . 
Barham 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Pitf. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

PBT. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 






Popo* 
laubn. 



296 1,243 
229 1,063 



31 

48 

31 

126 

110 

123 

138 

63 

63 

134 
143 
148 
120 
195 
158 
65 
114 

31 
69 
43 

136 

124 
41 

600 
28 

100 
71 
64 
70 
71 



237 

117 

86 

26 

71 

34 

172 

60 

95 

162 

202 

88 

98 

9U 



67 
175 
66 
67 
72 
324 
62 
16f 
92 
212 
.61 
7t 
7» 
69 
621 
21 
]2« 
9« 



160 
199 
161 
666 
431 
636 
669 
300 
212 

695 
666 
678 
679 
1,016 
696 
299 
490 

144 
273 
334 
701 
668 
189 
2,396 
160 
462 
310 
213 
296 
300 



248 


1,090 


61 


269 


298 


1,613 


125 


681 


77 


337 


146 


670 


46 


220 


142 


670 


296 


1,319 


115 


644 


61 


247 



1,018 
668 
398 
129 
353 
165 
761 
240 
420 
707 
885 
383 
461 
470 



323 
797 
290 
240 
299 
1.349 
243 
701 
402 
835 
290 
342 
320 
269 
287 
84 
663 
609 



88 



BBGI8TBATI0N DIYIBIOm: IT. BA8TBBK. 



Fari8he0» fto^ in Bnflblk. 



FviA or FIm*. 



2. NXBDHAM MaBKD. 



Great BUkenbam 
Baylham . . 
Barking . . 
Darniaden . . 
Needbam Market 
Creettng St. Mary 
Greeting All Saints 
Greeting St. Olave 
Little Stonham 
EarlStooham . 
BMlley . . . 
Battisfofrd . . 
Rlngsball . . 
Great Bricett . 
WUliaham . . 
Ofilon . . . 
Nettle»tead • 
Somer»ham 
Little Blakenham 
Bramford . . 
Flowton . . 



. Par. 
av. Par. 

• Ham. 
. Ham. 
. Par. 
. Pat. 

• Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 



313. SA.MFORD. 

1. Gapbl St. Maet. 
Sprougtiton 
Burstall . 
Hlntlesham 
Cbattlaham . 
Wasbbrook 
Gopdock 
little Wenbam 
Great Wenbam 
Oapel St. Mary 
Holton St. Mary 
Baydon . . • 
Sbell^ . . . 
Higbam . . 
Stratford St. Macy 
East Bergbolt . 

2. HOLBBOOK. 

Brantliam . . 

Statton . . . 

Holbrook . • 

Harkstead . • 

Erwarton . . 

Sbotley . . . 
Cbelmondiston . 

Woolverstone • 

Freston . . . 

Tattingstone . 

Bentley . . . 

Bclstead. . . 

Wbentead. . 



Pfcr. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pu. 
Pu. 
Pu. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Pw. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



213. IPSWICH. 



Ti^tnOK 



Povn- 
latkm. 



1. St. Matthkit. 

St. Mary Stoke . , Fu*. 

St. Peter .... Par. 

St. Nicbolafl . . . Par. 

St. Mary at tbe Elms. Par. 

St. Mattbew . . . Par. 
Wbltton withTbnrlflton Par. 

2. St. Clbubkt. 

St. Lawrence . . . Par. 

St. Mary at tbe Quay. Par. 

Sbire Hall YaM . . Par. 

St. Clement . . . Par. 

Warren Houses . . Par. 

3. St. Marqasbt. 

St. Marv at tbo Tower Far. 

St. Stephen . . . Par. 

St. Helen .... Par. 

St. Margaret . . . Par. 

Westerfield ... Par. 

214. WOODBBIDGE. 

1. Cakutobd. 

Tnddenbam • . . Par. 

Calpbo Par. 

Wttnesbam . . . Par. 

OUey Par. 

eloign Par. 

Bargh ..... Par. 

Grundisboigb . . . Pur. 

Hasketon .... Par. 

GnatBoaliogs • . Far. 



54 
84 
91 
10 

819 

53 

77 

9 

76 

183 
10 

103 
74 
53 
48 
84 
22 
98 
35 

251 
37 



136 
63 

136 
48 
94 
73 
19 
60 

147 
41 

124 
30 
48 

146 

320 

91 

132 

180 

84 

42 

143 

213 

51 

68 

103 

94 

62 

48 



624 

811 
415 
284 
1,626 
114 

81 

233 

123 

1,705 

4 

178 

141 

770 

2,107 

72 



86| 

11 
126 
142 

82 

61 
193 
108 

84 



336 
375 
401 

48 

1,393 

203 

317 

38 
336 
686 

84 
495 
304 
257 
204 
376 
114 
373 
144 
1,200 
156 



617 
233 
543 
194 
421 
341 
116 
282 
593 
167 
658 
130 
219 
658 
1,320 

440 
531 
821 
372 
187 
628 
888 
245 
263 
686 
433 
343 
255 



3,080 
4,121 
1,913 
1.205 
7,444 
542 

424 
1,013 

294 

7,632 

20 

930 

630 

3,662 

9,616 

314 



FuWi or PbKMk 



3901 

61 

634 

626 
882 
271 
834 
438 
841 



WOODBRlDGE-eoni. 



Little Beallngs . 
Playford . . . 
Ruabmere ... 
Kesgraye ... 

3. Counna. 
BrigbtweU . . . 
Fozball . . • 
Backleaham . . 
Purdls Farm . . 
Alnesbonm Piloiy 
Nacton .... 
Levington . . . 
Trimley St. Martin 
Stratton Hall Farm 
Trtmley St. Mary 
Walton . . 
FelizBtow . 
Falkenbam 
Klrton . . 
Hemley . 
Newboom . 
Waldringfleld 
Martlesham 



Far. 
Far. 
Far. 
Par. 

Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 



3. WoODBklDOB AXD WlL- 

FUBD. 

Button Par. 

Shottisbam . . . Par. 

BamsboU .... Par. 

Bawdsey .... Par. 

Alderton .... Par. 

HoUesley .... Par. 

Boyton Par. 

Qipel St Andrew . Par. 

Woodbrldge . . . Par. 

4. WOODBBZDOB OUT. 

BromesweU . . . Far. 

Melton ..... Par. 

Ufford Par. 

Bredfleld .... Par. 

Bonlge Par. 

Debacb Par. 

Chanfield .... Par. 

DalliDgboo .... Par. 

DaUingboo-Wield . Par. 

IVttistree .... Par. 

315. PLOMESGATE. 

1. EabL'Sohait. 

Hoc ...... Par. 

Monewden .... Par. 

Cretingbam . . . Par. 

Earl-Sobam . . . Par. 

Kenton Far. 

Brandeston . . . Par. 

KetUeborgb . . . Far. 

3. Framlxxoham. 

Framlingbam . . . Par. 

Parbam .... Par. 

Easton Par. 

Letherin^iam . . . Par. 

3. WiCKHAK MaBKBT. 

Wickbam Market . Far. 

Hacbeston .... Par. 

Marlesford .... Par. 

CampeeyAsh . . . Par. 

BlAxhall .... Par. 

Rendlesbam . . . Par. 

i;yke Par. 



4. Oetobd. 
Tanstall . . 
Waotiaden. . 
CbiUesford . . 
BuU^ . . . 
Gedgrave . . 
Havergate Island 
Orfbrd ... 
Sodboome . . 
Iken . . • 



6. Aldbbdbgb. 
Aldeborgh . . 
Hazlewood . . 
Friston . . . 
Snaps . . . 
Stemfield . . 
Benball . . 
Fambam . . 
Stratford St Andrew 



Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 

P§x. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 



66 

56 

142 

18 

15 

48 
72 
4 
10 
88 
42 

137 

3 

92 

235 

143 
58 

132 
16 
39 
48 

111 



134 

83 

38 

99 

138 

129 

78 

48 

1,143 

55 
193 
147 

98 
9 

83 
168 

73 

• • 

66 



37 
49 
81 
153 
57 
97 
72 

654 
99 
82 
38 

334 

117 

100 

82 

122 

74 

98 

168 

20 

48 

82 

14 

1 

238 

116 

68 

440 
21 

102 

120 
45 

151 
44 
45 



IfttkXL 



245 

258 
613 

88 

67 
313 
831 



56 
591 
169 
588 

19 
411 
1,016 
760 
272 
615 

76 
161 
228 
454 




1. WasTLBTOir. 

Carlton . 
Kelsale . 
KnodtsbaU 
Aldrin^iam 
Leiston . 
TbebertoD 
Middletoo 
Toxfbrd 
Darabam 
Westletoa 
Daowicb 
Walberswick 
Blytbbargb 
^ Tborington 



329 

163 

402 
657 
603 
270 



909 Hnntingfleld 



4,636 

319 

1.237 

670 

429 

42 

138 

467 

832 

. . 

377 



181 
336 
328 
683 
289 
420 
812 

2,669 
477 
366 
173 

1,641 
476 
410 
374 
546 
346 
466 



Partihor 



PL0MB9GATE— ooRt 

6. SAxmnniBAV. 

LftaeGlembam . . Far. 

Great Glembam . . Ptr. 

Cransford . . • • Far. 

Bmlsyard .... Pu*. 

Swefling .... Par. 

Rendbam .... Par. 

Hailtinndham . . . Par. 

216. BLYTHINO. 



Bramfleld 

2. Haiaswosth. 
StbCoQ . . 
PeaaenbaU . 
Ubbeston . 
Hevenlngbam 



Cratfleld . 
Linstead, Great 
Linstead, Little 
QiedistoQ . . 
Cooklev . . 
Walpole . . 
Hal es wuf lb . 
Wlssett. . . 
Rumborgli . . 
Spezball . . 

8. WsaHABVOX. 

Holton Par. 

WenbastoD . . . Par. 

BIyford Par. 

Westball .... Par. 
Brampton .... Par. 

Stolen Par. 

Uggesball .... Par. 
Sotberton .... Par. 
Wangford . . . Qr. Par. 
Henbam .... Ham. 
R^rdon .... Par. 
Soatbwold .... Par. 
Easton-Bavents • . Par. 
Soatb Cots • . . Par. 
Frostendm . . . Par. 
Wrentbam . . . Far. 
Coyebithe or North )».* 

Hales . . . .S 
Benacre .... Far. 
Henstead .... Far. 

217. WANGFORD. 



Far. 

par. 

Pax. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 



708 

78 

221 

369 

57 

4 

1.022 

632 

290 

1.990 
88 
400 
546 
197 
644 
172 
305 



1. BoWQAT. 

St Lawranoe BketshaU Par. 

St Margaret liketahaU Far. 

St Peter SonthElmbam Fai: 

St MIcbael South ) ».* 

Elmbam. . . ,]"^' 
All Saints South Ebn- ) p^ 

ham . . • . • 5 
St Nidiolas South >p^ 

Elmbam. . • . > 
St James South Ehn* ) p^ 

bam f *^" 

St Margaret South ) *._ 

Elmbam. . . .f*^* 
St Cross South Elm-) «.. 

bam f*^- 

Homersfleld • • . Far. 

Fllxton Far. 

Bungay St Mary . « Ptr. 
Bungay Holy Trinity. Par. 
Mettingham • . . Far. 
St John Uketdudl . Par. 



68 

71 
54 

67 

68 

93 

388 



24 

296 

99 

114 

497 

115 

131 

257 

103 

217 

49 

80 

141 

28 

143 



102 

303 

45 

73 

75 

128 

31 

87 

78 

67 

104 

649 

98 

89 

25 



106 
226 



107 
69 
87 
49 
83 

147 
28 
66 

494 

1 

35 

97 

246 

38 

43 
128 



PU|NI 



320 
226 
361 
279 
368 



1, 



118 
1.017 

443 

486 
3.36S 

696 



1,148 
479 

899 
334 



861 
133 
663 

6M 
930 

969 
361 
961 
664 
113 
166 
401 
940 
496 
3,437 
41S 
391 
303 

490 

014 
180 
474 

380 
187 
336 
157 
647 
149 
976 

3.166 



170 

431 

1,010 

189 

196 
662 



51 
65 
19 


914 

996 

76 


30 


130 


« 


190 


1. 


80 


66 


96S 


33 


143 


48 


934 


40 

40 

437 

1 


178 

317 

1,876 

1.957 

348 

87 



BXaiBTaiLTION DIYIBIOKB: XV. BA8XEBK. 



89 



Parishes, ^do., in Suffolk and Norfolk. 



Ftoiih or PlBoe. 



WANaFOBI>-eenl. 

%, BBCOLB& 

St. Andrew Ilketshall Pu>. 



Shtpmeadow 
Baralum 
Beocles . . 
KlngBfleld . 
Eedlsliain . 
Shadlngfield 
Sotterley . 
WlUiogham 
EHougfi . . 
Weston. . 
Worlingiuun 
North Cove 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



218. MOTPORD. 

1. KESSOrOLAllD. 

Barnl^ ..... Par. 
Mutford Par. 



Ruabmere . • 
Keesingland • 
GialehaiD . . 
CarltoD-OolTille 
Pakefield . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Kirkley Par. 

2. LOWZSTOR. 

Lowestoft .... Par. 

Oulton Par. 

Fllxtoo Par. 

Gnnton Par. 

Gorton Par. 

BlundestoD. . . • Par. 

fiomerleyton • • . Par. 

Herrlnffieet . • . Par. 

Aflhby Par. 

Lonnd Par. 

3. GOSUESIOV. 

Hopton Par. 

Fntton • • • . • Par. 

BozghCastte . . . P^. 

Bradwell . • • • Par. 

BeltoQ ..... Par. 

Gotiestoo . . • • Par. 

16. Norfolk. 

219. YARMOUTH. 

1. Yahmouth, Soutrbsm. 
Great Yarmonth^iTt. </ Par. 

2. Yabmodth, Nobthsbh. 
Great Yann(mUi.|)t. qf Par. 

220. FLEQG. 

1. EAsrrFLBOO. 
GalstorneztYariDoaUi Par. 

Maatk^ Par. 

Rnnhaxn .... Par. 
Stokesby with fl«r-lpg,. 

rlngbj . . • • 3 
Thrlgbj .... Par. 
Filby ..... Par. 
Ormeaby St Michael . Par. 
Ormesby St Margaret. Par. 
Scratl^ Par. 

2. Wssi Flioo. 
Hemsby .... Par. 
Winterton. . . . Par. 
East Somerton. . . Par. 
WestSomerton . . Par. 
Martham .... Par. 
RoUeaby .... Par. 
Borgfa St Margaret ) d^ 

anijStMary . .J*^* 

BUlockby .... Par. 

Clippesl^ • • . • Par. 

Aahby ..... Par. 

Oby Par. 

Tidrae Par. 

Reppe with Bastwkk. Par. 

221. SMALLBUROH. 

1. LUDHAM. 

Polter-Heli^iam • • Far. 
Horsey next the Sea • Par. 
Hickling .... Par. 



Oatfleld 
Lndbam . • 
Homing . . 
Horeton St John 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Inhak 



108 
28 
49 
1,097 
70 
361 
39 
45 
34 
24 
64 
40 
52 



65 

97 

30 

231 

64 

219 

191 

346 

2,561 

161 

12 

13 

129 

167 

130 

41 

18 

93 

68 

60 

91 

90 

128 

1,437 



Pbim- 



465 
287 
217 
4,844 
838 
165 
201 
219 
155 
127 
250 
20U 
238 



285 
379 
136 
958 
284 
990 
875 
1,620 

13,620 

864 

62 

76 

594 

716 

599 

230 

95 

422 

909 
221 
409 
389 
582 
e,663 



3,356 16,505 
4,360 19,661 



347 

15 

148 

91 

12 
140 

66 
222 

40 

173 
158 
13 
61 
261 
111 

133 

15 
30 
3 
13 
56 
71 



97 
42 
187 
157 
198 
114 
61 



1,434 

91 

669 

397 

71 
673 
267 
945 
163 



725 
675 
78 
249 
1,119 
645 

565 

67 

136 

12 

75 

256 

801 



438 

188 
823 
630 
838 
457 
293 



FnMiorPlMe. 



Lawrence 



SMALLBURGH-cont 

2. SMArXBUSOH. 

Hoyeton St Peter 

Neatishead. . 

Irstead . . . 
Barton-Turf 
BeestonSt 
Aahmanhangh. 

Tnnstead . . 

Soo-Ruston. . 

Sloley . . . 

Worstead . . 

Honing . . . 

I>ilham . . . 

Smalllmrgh • 



3. STAUOJUff. 

Stalbam. . . 

Sutton . . . 

Ing(hara . . 

Waxbam . . 
Palling next the 

Hempstead . . 

Eodes . . . 

Lesftingham • 

Bram^ead . . 

East Rnston . 

Happlsburgh . 

Waloott. . . 



4. Bagtox. 
Ridllngton . 
Orostwight . 
Witton . . 
Bacton . . 
Edingthorpe 
Paston . . 
Swafield . 
Bradfield . 
Felmingbam 
Westwicfc . 



Sea 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



222. ERPINGHAH. 

1. NOBTH WaUBAX. 

North Walsbam 
Soffleld . . 
Antingham 
Gnnton . . 
Thorpe Market 
Sooth Reppe 
Gimhu^uun 
TmncE . . 
Knapton . 

Mnndslfflr - 
Trimlni^am 
Sidestrand . 
North R^ps 

2. Cbomkb. 
Orerstrand . 

Cromer . . 
Felbrlgg . 
Metton . . 
Ronghton • 
Hanworth . 
Aldboroogh 
Thnrgarton 
Sostead. . 
Bessingham 
Gresham . 
Aylmertoa . 
Runton . . 
Beeston 'Regis 
Sheringham 
East Beckham 
West Beckham 
Bamingliam-Norwood 
Bamingham- Winter . 
Matlastc. . . 
Plomstead . • 
Baoonsthorpe . 

3. Holt. 
Bodham • • 

Wey bonne. . 

KelUng . . . 

SalttMynse . . 

Cley next the Sea 

Olandfoitl . . 

Bayfield . . 

L e t h e r ingsett . 

Holt . . . 

Hempstead. . 

Edgefield . . 

Hunworth . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Rw. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
P*r. 



Inhalkl Ti 
H( 



26 

147 

37 

90 

8 

83 

99 

26 

61 

186 

76 

100 

103 

178 
86 

104 
17 

109 

34 

6 

45 

24 

171 

138 
32 

63 
16 
64 

122 
41 
61 
43 
47 
94 
46 



679 
44 

52 
15 
47 

192 
73 

103 
77 

104 
38 
35 

134 

67 

828 
81 
17 

106 
66 
80 
63 
34 
82 
88 
68 

106 
49 

298 
16 



8 
22 
86 
60 
73 

76 
67 
46 
66 

211 

18 

6 

67 

355 
60 

146 
44 



Popvi- 
laUon. 



135 
614 
142 
408 
49 
141 
412 
100 
255 
746 
312 
422 
49U 

796 
359 
440 
113 
485 
162 
27 
188 
113 
691 
646 
141 

221 

74 

246 

444 

189 
244 

191 
252 

392 
211 



3,842 
197 
230 
62 
196 
751 
826 
426 
831 
431 
160 
161 
666 

272 

1.423 

152 

86 
418 
226 
833 
229 
131 
150 
349 
268 
495 
206 
1,248 

63 
337 

31 
105 
149 
189 
307 

376 

286 

193 

215 

764 

68 

89 

259 

1,563 

349 

627 

306 



FarlAorPlMe. 



ERPINGHAM-ooNl. 

Stody Par. 

Ttiomage .... Par. 
Brlston Par. 

223. AYLSHAM. 

1. EnrsFOBD. 
Thnmlng .... Par. 
Hindolveston . . . Par. 
Wood Norton . • . Par. 
FoQlsham .... Par. 
Themeltborpe . . . Par. 
Guestwick .... Par. 
WoodDalllng. . . Par. 
Hackford by Reei^iam Par. 
Whitwell . . 
Reepham . . 
Kerdlston . . 
Sail ... . 
Cawston . . 
Heydon . . . 
Corpusty . . 
Saxthorpe . . 
IrmiDglaod • 
Oolton . . . 
Itteringham . 
Manningtou . 
Little Barainc^uum 
Wlckmere . . 
Wolterton . . 
Calthorpe . . 
Blickllng . . 



2. BUXTOV. 

Ingworth . • 
Erplngham . • 
Thwaite . . 
Aiby . . . 
Colby . . . 
Banningham . 
Aylsham . • 
TattingtOD . . 
Skeyton . . 
Swanton Abbott 
Soottow . . 
GoltlshaU . . 
Belangh . • 
GreatHantbois 
Lammas . . 
Little Haotbols 
Buxton . . . 
Oxnead . . . 
Burgh . . • 
Brampton • • 
Marsham . . 
Hevtngham 
Stratton-Strawlees 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par, 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par* 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



324. ST. FAITH'S. 

1. St. Faith'!. 

Felthorpe .... Par. 

HaTeringland . . . Par. 

Brandlstone . • . Par. 

Booton ..... Par. 

Gr^t Witcfaingbam . Par, 

Little Wltrhlngham . Par. 

Alderford .... Par. 

Swanningtoo . . . Par. 

Attlebrtdge . . . Par. 

Morton on the Hill . Par. 

Weston-LongTlUe . . Par. 

HoDingham . . . Par. 

Ringland .... Par. 

Taverham .... Par. 

Horaford .... Par. 

Horsham St Faith's . Par. 

Newton St Faith's . Par. 

3. Spbowbiov. 

Haynford .... Par. 

Fiettenham . . . Par. 
Horstead with 8taD-)p., 

ninghaU . . . .f*^"* 

Wroxbam .... Par. 

Salhouse .... Par. 

Rackheath .... Par. 

Crostwlck .... Far. 

Spixworth .... Par. 

Beeston St Andrew . Par. 

Sprowston .... Par. 

Catton P^. 

Drayton .... Par. 
Hellefldon . . • Or. Par. 



InhAb. Pcmir 
HoDim,' lation. 



28 

83 

313 



85 

160 

63 

224 

21 

42 

119 

176 

103 

84 

41 

49 

247 

61 

103 

65 

2 

87 

72 

2 

61 

66 

12 

44 

72 

37 
96 
31 
65 
64 
64 

546 
43 
72 

123 
97 

300 

81 

40 

66 

6 

120 
14 
51 
44 

141 

183 
42 



120 
28 
82 
63 

136 
8 
6 
81 
17 
39 
93 
73 
69 
41 

155 

179 
68 

148 

48 

122 

84 

139 

62 

39 

8 

f 

389 

188 

99 



146 
844 

883 



179 
676 
256 
949 

86 
196 
524 
733 
483 
843 
188 
199 
1.043 
263 
414 
289 
9 
363 
329 

13 
234 
261 

66 
217 
338 

130 
412 
163 
258 
261 
274 
2,503 
187 
330 
497 
436 
930 
133 
176 
361 

30 
639 

61 
219 
183 
600 
759 
194 



631 
130 
149 
309 
664 
36 
34 
836 
84 
135 
437 
328 
318 
222 
618 
890 
216 

614 
309 

660 

406 

660 

379 

139 

64 

80 

1,680 

683 

446 

9ft 



90 



BSaiSTBATIOK DIVISIONS: lY. BASTBKN. 



Parishes, ico^ in Norfolk. 



Fiarlsh or Plaoe. 



336. NOBWICH. 

I. OUSLAXT. 

HellesJon . . . « H«in. 

St. dement . . . Par« 

St. Martin at Oak . . Par. 

St. Mary at Coslany . Pkr. 

St. Michael at Coslany Par. 

St. George Oolegate # P^.* 

St. Augustine . . # Par.- 

L EA«r WncKB. 
St. Paul . . . .' Par. 
SLSavioar . . . Par. 
St. Kdmund . . . Par. 
St. SlnKm and St. Jude Par. 
St. Peter Hungate . Par. 
St. Michael at Plea . Par. 
St. Martin at Palace . Par. 
St. Helen .... Par. 
St. James . . . Civ. Par. 
Pocktboipe . . . Ham. 

Thorpe Ham. 

St. Mary fai the Marah Par. 

3. CONISFOKD. 

St. George Tombland.- 
St. Peier per Munnter-) 
gate ..... 3 
St. John TimberfaiU ^ 
All Saints . . . ^ 
St Michael at Thome 
St. Julian ... IT 
St. Ethelred . . « 
St. John Sepnlchra . 
St. Peber Soutbeate « 
TrowBt, pt. qf, . . 



Inhabi ' Popo- 
Uticm. 



4. Mavcbovt. 
Tjakenham .... 
Eaton St. Andrew 

Town Close . . . 

St. Stephen • . .' 

St Peter Mancroft . 

St. Giles . . . .- 

6. West Wtveb. '. 
St Andrew . . .. 
St. John Maddeimarket 
St. Gregory . , .. 
St Lawrence . . ., 
St. Margaret . . ^ 
fit. Swtthln . . • 
St Benedict . . . 
Heigham .... 
Karl ham .... 



Pwr. 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 

Par. 
Lib. 
Par. 
Psar." 
Par. 

» 

Par.^ 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



336. FOREHOE. 



1. GOSTKSSBr. 

Oostessey . . 

Bawburgh . . 
Bowthorpe . . 
Easton . . . 
Marllngford . 
fiarford . . . 
CoUon . . . 
Bamham-Broom 
Welbome . . 
Brand<Hi Parra 
Bnnhall . . 
Coston . . . 
Carleton-Porehoe 
WiampHngham 

3. WmOKDBAM 

Klmberley . 
Crowntborpe 
Wicklewood 
Hackford . 
Hlngfaam . 
Deopham . 
Morley St Botolph 
Morley St Peter 
Wymondtaam . 



Par. 

Pior. 

Par.. 

Par.. 

Ear. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Ear. 

Ear. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Ear. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Ear. 
Par.. 
Par. 
Par. 



337. HENSTEAD. * 

1. HUMBLVTABD. . . . 

Great Melton . . .. Par. 

Little Melton . . .. Pftr. 

Cohitj Par.. 

Cdngfeford . . .. Ear.. 

Hethersott .... Par.. 

Kettcrtngham . . . Par.. 



90 
1,035 
617 
307 
339 
359 
436 

664| 

301 

164 

74 

91 

65 

318 

91 

344 

451 

669 

88 

160 

677 

368 
145 
403 
366 
■ 148 
652 
131 
108 

1.338 

320 

62 

- 921 

473 

349 

. 188 

139 

201 

166 

180 

. 190 

. 405 

4.385 

. 44 



Farkh or FUO0. 



339 
93 
10 
63 
63 
86 
69 

106 
43 
41 
47 
11 
30 
47 

36 

19 

146 

49 

376 

. 100 

66 

34 

1«089 



78 
86 
14 

43 

373 

44 



376 
' 4.436 
3,460 
1,277 
I 1,096 
1,463 
1,730 

3,963 

1,493 

734 

393 

360 

387 

892 

694 

1.601 

2,173 

2,714 

631 

877 
3.061 

1,340 
691 

1,719 

1,588 
687 

3,737 
673 
486 

6.366 
1,056 
373 
4.178 
3.343 
1,663 

919 
484 
833 
066 
657 
836 
1.669 
18,671 
3061 



HENSTEAD-coni. 

EastCarltoQ . . . Par. 

Hethel ...... Par. 

Wn-nlngbam . . - Par. 

Bracon Ash . . .• Par. 

Mulbarton .... Par. 

Swardettun . . . Par. 

Intwood .... Par. 

Kecwick Par. 

Marksball Par. 

Dunstun . . . .• Par.. 

Swaioathorpe . . • Par. 

Newton-Flotman . . Par. 

FlordoD. .... Par. 

2. HBHSTK^n. 

Saxlingbam-Thorpe . Par. 

Sazlingbam>Nethei^gate Par. 

Sliottesham St Mary Par. 

Shottesbam All Saints Par. 

Stoke Holy Cross . . Par. 

Great Portngtand . . Par. 

Little Poringland . . Par. 

Earl Framlugham . Pur. 

Framingbam-Plgot . Par. 

Calstor St Edmund . Par. 

Arminghall . . .' Par. 

Bixley Par. 

Kirby-Bedon . . . Par. 

Bramcrton .... Par. 

Holverstone . . . Par. 

Rockland St Mary . Par. 

Snrllngham . . . Par. 

Whitlingham . . . Par. 

TrowM'Newton . dr. Par. 



943 
404 

66 
348 
303 
32*i 
347 
469 
167 
303 
321 

49 
122 
311 

161 

90 

803 

198 

1,606 
463 
308 
168 

4,644 



363 
376 
66 
301 
1,170 
193 



338. BLOFIELD. 
1. BLorncLn. 
Tbjjp.»extNor.Ja,.p.,. 

Poatwkk .... Par. 

Great Plumstead . . Par. 

Little Plunutead . . Par. 

WItton Par. 

BroniaU .... Par. 

Bradettoo .... Par. 

Blofleld Par. 

Stnimpahaw . . .. Pku*. 

Buckenham . . • Par. 

Haasingham . . . Par. 
Bnrllngbam St lulmnnd . Par. 

Llngwood .... Par. 
Barlingham St Andrew . Par. 

HemUlngton .... P^. 

Woodbastwick. . .. Pkr. 

3. South Waishax. 
Ranworth .... Par. 
Puixworth. . . . Par. 
South Walflham St ) x,.^ 

Mary f*^' 

South Walsham St )^p^ 

Lawrence . . ,f' 

Upton Par. 

Ftahley Par. 

Acle Par. 

Burlingham St Peter. • Par. 
Bei^loD .... Par. 

Monlt<»i Par. 

Halveigate. ... Par. 

Tunstall Par. 

Wk^bampton. . . Par. 

Freethorpe Par. 

Southwood. . . . Par. 

Gantiey Par. 

Limpenhoe. . . . Par. 
Reedham .... Far. 

• ■ < 

339. LODDON. * 

1. Aldsbt. 

Norton-Sobconrse. . Par. . 

Thnrlton ..... Par.. 

Thorpe next HaddJscoe Par. 

Haddtscoe Par. 

Toft Monks . . . Par. , 

Wheatacre All Saints. Pur. 

Burgh St Peter . . Pur. 

Aldeby Par. 

GUUnghara All In^.^^. 
Saints and St J^i*^ I 
Mary. . . . J ^- ^ 



70 
87 
96 
62 
114 
78 
10 
31 
4 
17 
43 
71 
36 

38 

141 

71 

101 

86 

111 

10 

35 

69 

32 

30 

32 

63 

68 

8 

111 

108 

6 

134 



Popo- 
latiun. 



369 

66| 
66 
73 
37 
14 
34 
369 
93 
17 
31 
18 
78 
35 
63 
49 

61 
38 

82 

38 

119 
3 

304 
19 
70 
66 

116 
36 
31 

101 
10 
60 
46 

178 



93 

. 98 
31 
87 

. 8« 
35 
79 

.127 

91 



389 
186 



Faridi or Plaos. 



I/)DDON-<Ww<. 



InlMh. 






429 Kirby-Oane 



336 Stockton 

463 Rayeningtiam 

361 "" 
37 



Geldeston • 
Kllingham . 



149 
S2 
63 
371 
378 
165 

170 
609 
317 
415 
431 
446 

41 
167 
394 
146 

94 
161 
341 
386 

89 
467 
497 

84 
688 



Hales 

3. LoonoH. 
Heckiiicham • . 
Loddon .... 
Siidand .... 
ChedgraTe ... 
Hanil<»y . . . 
L*ngley . . . 
Carleton St Peter. 
Claxton . . . 
Ashby .... 
Thurtoo . . . 
Bungh-Apton . . 
Hellingtun . . . 
Alpington . . . 
Yelverton . . . 
Howe .... 
Brooke .... 



8. WOOMOV. 

KiriteMi . . . 
Seething . . . 
Mundbam . . . 
ThwalieSt-Maxy. 
Broome ... 
Ditcbingham . . 
Hedenbam ... 
Woodton . . . 
Bedlngham. . . 
Topcroft . . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Ear. 
Ear. 
Ear.. 
Ear.. 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pfcr. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pfcr. 
Par. 

• 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



1,648 

307 
309 
839 

136 
66 

140 

1,110 

889 

74 

lie 

74 
438 
170 
340 
333 

366 
133 

370 



166 

638 

30 

930 

80 

339 

366 

463 

117 

139 

461 

47 

349 

193 

813 



230. depwade; 

1. Haklxstov. 

Kantham ' P^. 

I>enton p^. 

Alburgh ..... P^. 

Wortwell .... Par. 

RedenhaU ..... Pju-. 

Starston .... Par. 

Needham .... Par. 

Brockdish .... Par. 

Thorpe AbboU . . Par. 

Ruahall Par. 

3. Diss. 

Dicklebnrgh . . . Par. 
Tbelvrtoii, or Tbelton Par. 
BUllngford . . .Civ. Par. 
Thorpe Parva . . . Ham. 

Scole Par. 

Frenze Pku*. 

Diss Par. 

Bunton. .... Par. 

ShbnpUng .... Par. 

Gissing ...... Par. 

Tiyetahall St. Mary . - Par. 
Tlvetahall St Margaret- Par. 

8. Stbatton. 
Pulham St Mary Mi«- ) p^ 

dalen. .... 5 
Pulham St Mary the ) p.. 

Virgin . . . .F^'- 
Hardwick .... - Par. 

Sbelton • Par. 

Momingthorpe . . Par. 

Ktitum Par. 

Hempnall .... Par. 
Tasburgh .... Par. 
Tharston .... Par. 
Stratton St Michael . Par. 
Long Stratton St. Maiy Par. 
Wacton • Par. 

4. FOBKCBTT. 

Great Moulioa. 
Aslacton . . 
Fornoett St Peter 
Fomcett St Maiy 
Hwtun . . . 
Ashwellthorpe 
Fundenball . 



866 
390 
87 
378 
401 
180 
333] 

680| Taoolnesiime . 
I Bunwell . . 
400. Carleton-Rode . 
Tlbenham . . 



. Pfcr. 
. Par. 
• Par. 
. Par. 
. PiM". 
.Pir. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
.Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 

• * 

1 



74 
88 
92 
27 
69 
73 



35 
373 
13 
78 
69 
63 
18 
46 
62 
62 
133 
19 
46 
17 
34 
163| 



68 

95 

63 

38 

131 

324 

67 

117 

73 

88 



826 
StfM 
400 
130 
36ft 
303 

296 
1,134 

7S 
866 
344 
318 

85 
306 
338 
319 
631 

79 
170 

81 
110 
701 

363 
403 

369 
111 
490 
974 
369 
490 
309 
364 



160 

116 

133 

.119 

404 

103 

80 

101 

63 

66 

193 

80 

46 

6 

147 
11 

838 
80 
43 

103 

• 67 

76 



340 

303 

61 
38 
29 

49 
343 
103 

81 
■ 64 
150 

6? 



96 
73 
163 
63 
43 
86 

97^ 

:m 

199 
160| 

1 



648 
636 
646 
464 
1.699 
493 
894 
436 
331 
346 

839 
145 
189 

31 
640 

41 
3,861 
406 
197 
463 
387 
343 



1.187 

886 

196 
171 
130 
197 
1,006 
438 
.869 
348 
646 
349 



893 
396 
670 
381 
313 
369 
363 
436 
898 
866 
707 



KSaiSTBATION DIVISIONS: IT. EA8TEBN. 



9L 



Parishes, &o., in Norfolk. 



Pariih or Plaoe. 



231. 0UILTCR063. 

1. Banham. 

Old Bnckenbam . . Bar.. 

New Buckenham . .. Tat.. 

Banbam Bar. 

WinfartUng . . .. Bar.. 

Sbelfanger ...» I^. 

BoydoQ ..... Bar. . 

Breastngham . . . Par. 

Fersfield .... F^. 

2. KramnroHALL. 
North Lopbam . . Par. 
South Lopham . . Par. 
Bk)-Norioa . . . V$t. 
OarboldlshaiD . . . Par. 
Gastborpe .... Par. 
Rlddlesworth . . . Par. 
West Harling . . . Par. 
Bridgham .... Par. 
EastUarllDg . * . Par. 
Kenningball . . . Par. 
Qaiddenbam . . . Bar. 
Kcclea ..... Par. 
Wilby Par.. 

232. WAYLAND. ; 

1. Attlsbobodob. ' 
Hargham .... Pax.[ 
Attlebonmgh . . . Par.' 
Bestborpe .... Par. 
Great £!lliDgbam . . Par. 
Little Klllngbam . . Far. 
Rockland All Saints . Par, 
Rockland St. Andrew Par. 
Shropham .... Par. 
Snetterton .... Par. 
Larling . . . . . Bar. 
Rondbam .... Par. 

2. Wattok. 

Illington .... Par. 

Hockham . . . < Par. 

Brecklea . • . « Par. 

Stow-Bedon . . . Par. 

Rockland St Peter . Par. 

CSaston . . . . « Par. 

Thompson • . . / Par. 

Tottington. . . ^ Par. 

Merton P^. 

Griston Par. 

Watton Par. 

'Ovington .... Par. 

Carbrooke .... Par. 

Scoalton .... Par. 



Inbab. 



233. MITFORD. 

1. SmPDHAM. 

Wood Rising . 

Soaih Burgh . 

Cranworth . . 

Letton . . . 

Sblpdbam . . 

Westfleld . . 

Whinbergh . 

2. Mattisqall. 
Garveiitone 
Roymerston . 
Hardinfl^iam • 
Thaxton . . 
Yaxham . . 
MattiahaU . . 
Mattlsball-Bnrgh 
East Tnddenbam 
Hockering . . 
North Tnddenham 

3. Bawdkswbll. 
Elslng .... 
Lyng .... 
Sparham . . . 
Bawdeswell • . 
Foxley .... 
Billingford . . . 
Bylaugh . . . 

Swanton-Morlej . 

. 4. Eaat Dxbxham. 

Hoe 

KastDerebam . . 
Seaming . . . 
Wendling . . . 
Little Fransbam . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Teix. 
Teix. 
Bar. 
Bar. 

Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 

Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 



Popu- 
lation. 



800 1,218 
160 621 
1,176 
697 
892 
660 
696 
2«6 



260 
138 

91 
133 
138 

68 



173 

141 

77 

163 

20 

21 

27 

69 

266 

279 

26 

42 

22 



16 

486 

123 

182 

77 

70 

26 

114 

61 

38 

39 

20 

123 
30 
76 
84 

126 
96 
63 
36 
60 

309 
68 

166 
76 



21 
69 
61 
23 
380 
28 
68 

89 
70 

116 
27 

108 

227 
42 

118 
89 
84 

92 

129 

73 

113 

63 

70 

16 

178 

41 

1,114 

146 

78 

47 



712 

662 

283 

700 

94 

91 

131 

300 

1,086 

1.380 

126 

186 

103 



84 
2,064 
614 
746 
344 
317 
106 
466 
230 
187 
160 

91 
647 
137 
339 
326 
646 
440 
290 
179 
268 
1,388 
302 
704 
341 



94 
302 
267 
109 
1,696 
100 
239 

863 
320 
603 
110 
600 
893 
177 
493 
404 
363 

388 
629 
829 
462 
230 
818 
86 
743 

177 
6,107 
601 
868 
221 



Parlih or Plaoa. 



m.TFOBJ>-cont. 



Longbam . 
Gressenball 
Beetley . . 



. Bar. 
. Bar.' 
. Bar. 



6. LrrcHAH. 
Little Bittering . . 
Beeston All Saint« .- 
Milebam .... 
Litcbam . . . .- 
Kempston ...» 
Great Dunham . . 
Great Fransbam . . 
Little Dunham . .- 
ICast Lexham . . . 
West Lesham . . 
Rougbam .... 
Weasenbam All Saints 
Weasenbam St. Beter 
Wellingbam . . . 
Tittlesball .... 



Par. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 



Inbab. PopQ- 



6. NoiTH Elmham. 

Stanfleld .... Bar. 

EastBilney . . . Bar. 

Brisley Bar. 

Worthing .... Bar. 

North Elmham . . Bar. 

Bintree ..... Bar. 

Twyford .... Bar. 

Guitit ■ Bar. 

Gately Bar. 

Homlngtoft . . .- Bar. 

Wbissonsett . . . Bar. 

Oxwick .... Bar. 

Batte^ley . . . ^ Bar. 

Oolkirk Bar. 

234. WAL8INGUAM. 

1. Faksmhax. 
Toftrees . , . ^ Bar. 
South Rainham . .- Bar. 
East Rainham . . « Bar. 
West Rainham . ^ Bar. 
Helboughton . . / Bar. 
Tatterford . . . « Par. 
Tatterpett . . . ^ Par. 
Dunton cum Dong^ton Bar. 
Shereford .... Bar. 
Scultboipe .... Bar. 
Fakenham .... Bar. 
Aletborpe .... Bar. 
Hempton .... Bar. 
Budcung-Norton . . Bar. 
Te»terion .... Bar. 
Benstborpe • . . Bar. 
Great Ryouigb . . Bar. 
Little Ryburgh . . Bar. 
Stibbard .... Bar. 
Fulmodestone cum ) n^ 

Croxion .... 5 "'' 

KettlestoiM . . . Bar. 

Little Snoring . . . Bar. 

2. Walsikghaic 

Great Snoring . . . Bar. 

Houghton in the Hole Bar. 

East Barsbam . . . Bar. 

WestBarsbam . . Bar. 

North Banham • . Bar. 

Egmcre ..... Bar. 

Great Walslngbam . Bar. 

LitUe Walsingbam . Bar. 

Wigbton .... Biir. 

Hindringbam . . . Bar. 

Thursford .... Pu. 

Barney ..... Bar. 

Swanton-Novers . . Bar. 
Melton-Constable with ) j.' 

BargbBanra . ,S 

Guntborpe .... Bar. 

Brinlngbam . . . Pw. 

.Bar. 

. Bar. 

. Bar. 

. Bar. 

. Bar. 



Brinton 
Sharrtngton 
Bale or Rathley 
Field DalUng 
Saxltngham 

8. Wkxxs. 
Wiyeton . 
Blaken^ . 
Monton 
Langbam • 
Binb«m« . 



Ffcr. 

Par. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 



72 

162 

86 

7 

123 

117 

190 

10| 

108| 

65 

62 

46 

30 

89 

84 

68 

32 

117 

43 

40 

87| 

269 

91 

17j 

70' 
32' 
60 
164 
16 
2 
98 



16 

82 

31 

68 

69 

16 

87 

84 

16 

166 

643 

1 

103 

6 

6 

2 

137 

36 

102 

91 

42 
67 

98 

41 

46 

16 

16 

10 

107 

256 

114 

166 

66 

64 

73 

24 

66 
62 
30 
66 
61 
83 
30 

48 

232 

83 

77 
128 



PMJah or FIao«. 



289 
861 
342 

46 
620 
633 
864 

46 
466 
319 
814 
210 
162 
464 
869 
312 
189 
516 

183 

174 

387 

161 

1.239 

399 

89 

830 

168 

246 

626 

62 

16 

407 



71 

168 

161 

363 

860 

70 

169 

177 

74 

664 

2,481 

6 

484 

19 

20 

13 

590 

162 

466 

390 

176 
260 

698 

168 

196 

84 

76 

66 

480 

1,029 

476 

638 

274 

266 

312 

113 

247 
212 
145 
226 
216 
341 
1441 

201 
817 
166 
824 
470 



WALSINGHAM-C(m<. 

Gocktborpe . • . Bar. 

SUflkey Bar. 

Warbara St. Mary . Bar. 

Warbam All Saints . Bar. 

Wells next the Sea ; Bar. 

Holkbam .... Bar. 

QnarlesFarm . . . Bar. 

236. DOCKING. 

1. BUBKHAX. 

Waterden .... Bar. 

South Creake . . . Bar. 

North Creake . . . Bar. 

Bambam-Tborpe . . Bar. 

Bumbam-Sutton . . Bar. 

Bamham-Westgate . Bar. 

Bumbam'Orery . . Bar. 

Bumbam-Norton . . Bar. 

Bunibam-Deepdale . Bar. 

Brancaster .... Par. 

TitchwcU . . . ; Bar. 

Cboaeley .... Bar. 

Thombam .... Bar. 

2. BMBrrrsHAM. 

Holme next the Sea . Bar. 
Hunstanton with Bar-X^u.. 
rettRingstead . .J"^' 
Great Ringstead 
Heacbam . . 
Sedgeford . . 
Snettisham . . 
Inguldisthorpe . 
DersiDgbam 
Sbembome . . 
Anmer . . . 



8. DOCKIKO. 

Great Birobam . 
Bircbam-Tofts . 
Birdiam-Newton 
Fring 
Docking 
Stanboe 
Barwick 
Banner . 
Bagtborpe 
Syderstone 
luut Rudbam . 
Broomsthorpe . 
West Rudbam 
New Houghtmi 



236. FREEBRIDGE LTNN. 



Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Par. 




1. HlLUKGTOK. 

Great Maaslni^iam 
Little Maselngbam 
Harpley . . 
FUtcham . . 
Sandringham . 
West Newton . 
HUlingtoa . . 
Rordon . . . 
Gmmstone . . 
Congbam . . 

2. Gattow. 
Lexiate . . • 
Gayton . . . 
Gajton-Thcnpe 
Ashwicken 
CasUe Acre 
West Acre 
East Walton . 
Bentney . . 
West BUney . 

8. MlBDLBTOir. 

Fast Winch . 
Mlddleton . . 
North Run-on 
Setchey . . . 
West Winch . 
Mhitlyn . . 

4. CA4TU Rmro 
Bawsey . . . 
Castle Rising . 
Babingley^ . . 
Wdlferton . . 
North Wootton 
South Wootton 
Gaywood . . 



Bar. 
B*r. 
Bar. 
P^. 
Pat. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Pu. 
Bar. 
Bar. 

Pbt. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Par. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Par. 
Bar. 
Bar. 

Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 
Bar. 

Bar. 

Bar.- 

Bar. 

Bar. 

Pv. 

Bar. 

Bar. 



Inhab. 

HOOMS 



10 

109 

12 

66 

770 

127 

3 



LPopu- 
Jatkm. 



51 
468 

63 

272 

3.044 

684 

23 



3 

221 

160 

82 

84 

253 

164 

32 

21 

217 

32 

8 

176 

71 

168 

112 

230 

163 

271 

69 

199 

27 

33 

100 

80 

22 

40 

831 

108 

7 

9 

12 

109 

194 

4 

106 

64 



201 
29 

105 

102 
17 
62 
60 
47 

273 
66 

47 

167 

35 

21 

331 

83 

38 

127 

60 

93 
199 

68 
21 
94 

4 

6 
81 
12 
34 

67 

37 

366 



80 
983 
659 
374 
350 
1,012 
684 
147 
103 
884 
124 

12 
686 

318 

816 

685 
992 
723 
1,318 
307 
901 
126 
168 

484 

158 

110 

180 

1,484 

446 

68 

55 

62 

494 

836 

22 

434 

240 



887 
122 
446 

609 
81 
846 
809 
204 
1,266 
317 

221 
836 

166 
97 
1,369 
438 
160 
687 
242 

4sr' 

936 
268 

99 
416 

27 

86 
879 

76 

219 

298 

187 

1,489 



92 



BIQIBTRAXION DIVIBIONB .* IT. EASTERN. 



Parishes., SBOf in Norlblk 



PvUi or Place. 



Inhab. Popa- 
HooMiL I latloa. 



237. KING'S LYNN. 

1. KiKO's LTmr Nokto. 
8t. Margaret, j>t. of * Par. 

2. Kno's Ltnn ICmDLB. 
St Margaret, j>£.^ . Par. 

3. Kiva's Ltnv South. 
St. Margaret, pi. of » Par. 
South I^n All Saints Par. 
We§t Lynn St. Peter . Par. 
North Lynn St. Edmund Par. 

238. DOWNHAM. 

I. WlOOEMHALL. 

Wlggenhall St. Maiy) p_ 
the Virgin . . . K *'• 
Wiggenhall St. Germana Par. 
WiHenhall St. Peter . Par. 

Watlington . . . Par. 

TottenbiU .... Par. 

Wormegay. . . . Par. 

Shouldham . . . . Par. 

Shouldham-Thorpe . Par. 

South Runcton . . Par. 

Holme next Runcton . Par. 

Wallington. . . , Par. 

Stow-Bardolph. pt. of. Par. 

Wimbot8ham,i». qf , Par. 

a. DOWKHAX. 

Downham Market . V$x. 

WImbotabam.p^<{f . Par. 

8tow-Bardolpb, pt. qf. Par. 

Urimplesham . • . Par. 

BexweU . • • . Par. 

Ryston Par. 

Denver . . . . « Par. 

Fordham .... Par. 

Roxham .... Par. 

HUgay Par. 

Southery .... Par. 



yf*^{pc.t?S^: 



3. Fdichax. 
Weet Dereham 



Par. 



917 
1,346 

400 

1,109 
130 

13! 



60 

151 
36 

186 

130 

75 

106 

165 

60^ 

34 

67 

12 

211 

104 



683 

30 

28 

69 

14 

6 

205 

40 

9 

3S1 

272 

129 

128 

137 



4,096 

6,812 

1,897 

4,757 

508 

62 



292 

618 
126 

826 

669 
329 
472 
745 
263 
171 
298 
66 
951 
443 



3,272 

131 

146 

318 

85 

36 

862 

209 

65 

1,822 

1,316 

567 

667 

640 



FarWiorFUoa. 



DOWNHAM--am<. 

Wereham .... Par. 

Wretton .... Vt. 

Stoke Keny . . . Par. 

Boughton .... Par. 

StradaeU .... Par. 

Flncham .... Par. 

Barton-Bendiflh . . Par. 

Marham .... Par. 

239. SWAFFHAM. 

1. SWAPFUAX. 

Narburgh .... Par. 

Narford. .... Par. 

Southacre .... Par. 

Newton by GasUeacre Par. 

SwafTbam, pt,qf . . Par. 

Cockley-Uey . . . Par. 

Shingham .... Par. 

Beecbamwell . . . Par. 

Oaldecote .... Par. 

Oxborungh. . . . Par. 

Gooderstone . . . Par. 

Fouldcn Par. 

Didlington .... Par. 

Colveitton .... Par. 

Hilborough . . . Par. 

2. Saham-Toxbt. 

Bodney Par. 

Little Greasingham . Par. 

Great Cressingham . Par. 

South Pickenbam . . Par. 

Houghton on the Hill Par. 

North Pickenbam. . Par. 

Swaffham, pt.of, . Par. 

Sporle with Pugrave. Par. 

Necton Par. 

West Bradenham . . Par. 

East Bradenham . . Par. 

Holme-Hale . . . Par. 

Ashill Par. 

Saham-Toney . . . Par. 

Threxton .... Par. 

Stanford .... Par. 

Langford .... Par. 

Igborough .... Par. 

Buckenham near Tofta Par. 



Inhab.1 
floafni.| 



Poptl- 
Utkm. 



146 

11» 

170 
60 
35 

197 
99 

182 



86 
27 
16 
16 

768 
56 
12 
71 
6 
66 

122 

97 

17 

7 

72 

20 

55 

111 

33 

10 

69 

54 

168 

202 

83 

83 

106 

154 

279 

13 

85 

9 

40 

14 



647 
465 

706 
234 
164 
839 
476 
790 



431 

134 

92 

75 

3,429 

256 

78 
376 

39 
234 
630 
490 
104 

36 
330 

109 
249 
633 
162 

38 
305 
271 
739 
868 
826 
886 
437 
721 
1,274 

62 
193 

63 
186 

64 



FuWi or Plaoe. 



Inbabk Ptopo- 



340. THETFOBD. 

1. Mktbwold. 
Sturston 
West Tofts. 
Lynford 
Mundford . 
Cranwich . 
NorthwuU . 
Methwold . 
FeltweU St. Mary and 7 p^, 

St. Nicholas . . .S 
Feltwell-Ancbor . , Par. 
Hockwold cum Wilton Par. 
Weeting All Saints . Par. 

Santon Par. 

(pt.inyorfUk . 

Ipt. in Suffolk . 

Santon-Downbam (Si^ffoUc) . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Brandon 



2. Thbtfusd. 






St. Peter .... 'Par. 

Croxton. .... Far. 

WestWretham . . Pior. 

EastWrctbam. . . Par. 

ICilyerstone . . . Par. 

Brettenham . . . Par. 

««-"»«• {^^^^ : 

Great and Little Snare- ) p., 

hiU i'^^' 

KnettishaU (Ai^btt). Par. 
UapUm iSuffolk) . . Par. 
Thelnctham (J}M#rffc) Par. 
Hepworth (^jfoEfc) . Par. 
Market Weston (SuffoVe)Far. 
Coney. Weston QSuffoUc) Par. 
Bamingham (^ufoUe) Par. 
Saplston (JSuffoUe) . Par. 
Honfaigton ^Suffolk) . Par. 
Fakeiiham Magna ) «.. 

Euston (5m^W*) . , Tnr. 
Rjmer (^Si/^foOe) . . Par. 
Bamham {Suffolk) . Par. 



11 
38 
23 
66 
17 
321 
843 

375 

13 
212 

76 

10 

6 

613 

20 



119 

140 

18 

367 

271 

86 

33 

44 

14 

14 

6 

28 

6 

18 
137! 

99' 
140; 

7l! 
65| 
108 
61 
70 



198 

108 

383 

6» 

1,334 

1,438 

1,603 

61 
888 
358 

47 

36 
2,212 

84 



63S 

707 

80 

1,596 

1,258 

391 

184 

197 

69 

81 

30 

150 

3i 

83 
604 
431 
614 
385 
309 
446 
322 
316 



42 176 



48' 
6' 

88. 



231 

33 

434 



V. SOUTH WESTERN DIVISION. 

This Bbgibtbation Divibion comprises the R^istration Comities of WiltSy D<n^i, Devon, Cornwall, and 
Somerset, It extends over an area of 4,982,203 statute acres of land, water, and foreshore ; there being 
4,916,153 acres of land and 66,017 acres of water included in the areas of parishes, 185 acres of tidiu 
water, and 848 acres of foreshore. Its population in 1871 was 1,880,777 as compared with 1,835,863 in 
1861 ; the actual increase was therefore 44,914, while the natural increase arising from excess of registered 
births over deaths in the 10 years 1861-70 was 218,904. In Cornwall, notwithstanding an excess of 
46,830 births over deaths in the 10 years, the population has decreased by 6,492 ; this is mainly due to 
the emigration of miners. Included with the general population of parishes, &c., in this Division are 
39,630 persons enumerated in 300 workhouses, hospitals, prisons, lunatic asylums, and other public 
institutions, 46 persons in boats and barges, and 10,600 persons on board 882 sea-going vessels. 

Besides the lace-makii^ about Honiton, the copper and tin mining of Devon and Cornwall, and the 
coal-mining in other parts, there is au important manufacturing region round Bradford in Wilts, where 
the famous West of England broadcloth is made. 



Kegistnitkm or Union Oonntles. 


Inhabited 
Houses, 1871. 


Population, 1871. 


Persons. 


Males. 


Females. 


v.- SOUTH WBSTTlKTr DrVISION 


365,685 


1,880,777 


806,085 


984.692 


17 'Wlltahira . 


62.105 

• 38,050 

106,162 

73,111 

96.257 


244,667 
189,000 
606,103 
358,356 
482,662 


120,434 
92,674 
287,211 
167,839 
228,027 


124,233 
96.426 
318,891 
190,617 
264,625 


18. Dorsetshire 

19. Devonshire 

20. Oornwii.ll 


21* Somersetshire 



BEGIBTBAllON DIVISIONS: Y. S0T7TH WESTERN. 



93 



Pariflhee, Sbo^ in Wiltshire. 

The SuPERiNTBNDBNT RsoiSTBABs' D18TBICT8 of this Division are co-extensive with Poor Law 
Unions with the following exceptions : the Dorchester District comprises the two Unions of Dorchester 
(population, 18,447) and Ceme (population, 7,597; ; the Scilly Islands, being still under 43 Eliz^ are not 
included in any Union, nor have they a workhouse, but each island maintains its own poor ; Lundy 
Island in the Bideford District and Steep Holme Island in the Axbridge District are likewise not 
included in any Union ; the Districts of Exeter and Plymouth are Incorporations under Local Acts, 
and Stoke-Damerel District is a single parish under a Local Act. Six Districts in Wiltshire, three 
in Dorsetshire, eight in Devonshire, seven in Cornwall, and six in Somersetshire, exhibit a decrease of 
population ; the most notable instances being the Districts of Tavistock, St. Austell, HeLston, and Redruth, 
where the depression of mining industry has been so great as to compel the miners to seek employment in 
other parts of the country or abroad. 



Superlniendent Reglatrtr'a 


In- 
habited 
Hooaei, 


Population, 1871. 


Snperlntendent Registrar's 


In. 
habited 
Houses, 


Popniatbn, 1871. 


District. 








Dbtrict. 










1871. 


PersoDB. 


Males. 


Females. 




1871. 


Persons. 


Males. 


Females. 


17. WILTSHIRE. 










DUVONSUlRG^-cont 










241. HlOHWORTH . . . 


4.768 


26,679 


13,446 


12,233 


281. Obbhamptoh . a 


3,817 


19,249 


9,721 


9,628 


242. Crickladb. . 


a . 


2,618 


12,128 


6,021 


6,107 


282. Crbditox . a . 




4,192 


19,406 


tf,636 


9,871 


243. Malmksbubt . 


. . 


3,144 


14,711 


7,269 


7.462 


283. TmCRTOH , . , 




6,377 


29,726 


14,271 


16,466 


244. Chiffsnham . 


. * 


4.626 


21,834 


10,641 


11,193 


284. South Moltoh . 




3,824 


18.976 


9,643 


9.332 


246. CaLXB . . . 


a a 


2,004 


8,923 


4,348 


4,576 


286. Barbstaplb . . 




7,»10 


37,406 


17,513 


19,893 


246. Marlborough 


. . 


1,880 


9,986 


6,202 


4,784 


286. I'OBBIVGTOlf . . 




3,326 


16.334 


7,793 


8,641 


247. Devizbs . . 


p . a 


4,660 


21,260 


10,316 


10,934 


287. Bidbfobd. . . 




3,944 


19,606 


9,172 


10,334 


248. llELKBHAM 


. . 


4,109 


18,417 


8,660 


9,867 


288. HolsWOBTHT. 




1,871 


9,427 


4,779 


4,648 


i249. Bradford ov . 


A.voir . 


2,418 


10,646 


4,999 


6.647 












260. WE8TBCRT. 


> . • 


2,724 


11,626 


6,674 


6.862 


20. CORNWALL. 










261. Wabmikstbb 


■ . . 


3,461 


16,260 


7,413 


7.847 










262. Pbwsbt 


1 . . 


2,681 


11,917. 


6,006 


6,912 


289. StbaTTON .... 


1,606 


7.844 


3,789 


4.065 


263. AXBSBUBT . 


1 a a 


1,766 


7,963 


4,017 


3,936 


290. Gamblfobd , 






1,738 


8.417 


4.226 


4,192 


264. Aldbbbubt 


1 . . 


6.198 


26,634 


12,173 


13,361 


291. LAincCESTOH 






3,399 


17,142 1 


8.466 


8,686 


266. WiLTOH. . . 


t . . 


2,366 


10,900 


6.463 


6.437 


292. St. Oebxans . 






3,212 


17,999 


8,664 


9,335 


266. Tibbcrt . . 


1 . . 


2.110 


9,898 


4,970 


4,928 


293. Liskbabd. . 






6,669 


34,192 


16,371 


17,821 


267. Mbrb . . . 


. . 


1,816 


8,106 


3,937 


4,168 


294. BODHTK . 






3,980 


19,776 


9,417 


10.359 












296. St. Columb < 






3,536 


16,799 


7.914 


8,885 


18. DORSETSHUtE. 








296. St. Austrll 






6.436 


31,194 


14,969 


16,235 


268. Shaftesbubt 

259. STURHnCflTRR 

260. Bl.AKDFOBD 

261. WlMBOBMB. 

262. POOLB . . . 

263. Wabbham . . 






2,879 
2,379 
2.924 
3,718 
3.136 
3,622 


13,137 
10.861 
14,634 
17,323 
14,734 
17,226 


6,294 
6,244 
7,119 
8.679 
7,042 
8,601 


6.843 
6,617 
7,616 
8,744 
7,692 
8.726 


297. Tbubo . . 

298. Palmodth 

299. HBrJtTOH . . 

300. ItBDBDTH . , 

301. Pebzakob. . 

302. SdJLLT ISLAHI 


« . 




9,059 

4.427 

6,009 

11,414 

11,171 

466 


41,722 
25,098 
28,420 
63,603 
64,160 
2,090 


19,104 
11,787 
13,174 
23,962 
26,074 
943 


22,618 
13,311 
16.216 
29,641 
29,086 
1,147 


264. WeTHOCTH 






6.294 


31,216 


16,984 


16,232 












266. DORCHB8TBB . 






4,907 


26,044 


12,906 


13,139 


21. SOMERSETSHIRE. 










266. SUBBBOBKB. , 

267. BBAMncSTBB . 

268. Bbidpobt . . 






2,844 
2.847 
3,600 


13,982 
13,111 
16,732 


6,663 
6,390 
7,863 


7,319 
6,721 
8,879 


303. WiLUTOM. . , 

304. Ddlvbbtom . 

306. Wblukotok 




3,892 
1,181 
4,376 


19.807 

6.794 

20,777 


9,833 

2,993 

10,165 


9,974 

2,801 

10,612 


19 DEVONSHIRE. 










306. Taukton . . , 




7,333 


85,622 


16,830 


18,692 


Awm M-^M2M V \/ A^ ^&A« A% ««• 










307. Bbidowatbb. . 




7,292 


84,871 


17,153 


17,718 


269. AXMTXSTBB . . . 


4,120 


20.059 


9,638 


10,621 


308. Lakopobt . 




8,793 


17,660 


8.604 


9,046 


270. HOHITOX .... 


4,698 


22,291 


10,672 


' 11,719 


309. Chard . . 




6,406 


26,437 ' 


12.634 


13.813 


271. St. Thom ab . . . 


9 926 


49,308 


22,787 


26,621 


310. Yeovil . . 




6.939 


28.852 


13,424 


15,428 


272. EXBTEB .... 


6,869 


34,662 


16,423 


: 19,229 


311. WreCAKTOK . 




4,564 


21,059 


10,043 


11,016 


273. Nbwtox Abbot . . 


12.438 


68,203 


30.146 


; 39,057 


312. Fbomb . . 




6,368 


24,271 


11,611 


12,760 


274. TOTNES 


6.984 


36,667 


16,937 


\ 18,620 


313. SHEPTOn-MALLBI 




3,596 


16,003 


7,720 


8.283 


276. Kingsbbtdob . . . 


4,171 


19,706 


9,626 


10,181 


314. Wells. . . 




4,470 


22,308 


10,824 


11,484 


276. Pltmptok St. Mabt . 


4.202 


22,190 


10,669 


11,631 


315. AXBRTDQB. . 




7,760 


39,221 


18,269 


20.962 


277. Pltmocth . . . . 


7,291 


68,833 


31,640 


37,193 


316. CLrTTOH . . 




6,101 


23,726 


11,917 


11.808 


278. £a«T SlONBHOUSB. . 


1,340 


14,686 


6,844 


, T,741 


317. Bath . . . 




11,882 


69,591 


29,297 


40,294 


279. Stokb-Dambbbl . . 


4,269 


49,449 


26,208 


24,241 


318. Ketvsham a 




4,806 


22,892 


11,059 


11.833 


280. Tavutocjc .... 


6,793 


31,240 


16,606 


16,636 


319. Bedmikstbb . 




9,620 


63,872 


26,761 


28,111 



The following Table shows the number of Inhabited Houses and of Population in 1871, in the 
several Pabishbs, &c., constituting the various Registration Sub-districts and Districts, grouped topo- 
graphically under thei Registration Counties which form this Division. Parishes which for Re^^istration 
purposes are returned under a County different from that in which t^ey are actually situate, nave the 
name of their County proper given in italic type. 



Fiwiih or Flaoo, 



r Inhfth. 
Booae*. 



17. Wiltshire. 

241. HIGHWORTH. 

1. Hiohwobth. 

Inglesbam .... PBr. 

Highworth. . . . Par. 

Castle Eaton . . . PBr. 

Hannington . . . Pbt. 

StantMi-Fitxwarren . Par. 

Blonsdon St Aiidrew PBr. 

Rodbome-Cbenej . . Par. 

Stratton St Bfaiiaret Piur. 



27 

848 

64 

72 

42 

18 

177 

464 



Popa- 
Uoon. 



Fiwiih or FUO0. 



ilnbab. PotNi- 
Hooaei. iBtKWi, 



HIGHWORTH-Hxmt 
2. SwncDOH. 



128 
3.708 
316 
360 
184 
121 
877 
2,627 



BIshopstone • 
LitUe-Uinton . 
WanboTough . 
Liddiogton. . 
Chibledon . . 
Draycot-FoUatt 
Wroci|^it<Bi 
Swindon . . 



PBr. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Fur. 
Par. 
Par. 



139 667 

63 294 

306 988 

91 423 

264 1,246 

7, 39 

428 2,087 

1,84911,720 



ParUb or FIao«. 



Inhabi. 



POM- 

ladon. 



342. CRICKLADE. 

1. WoanoN-BASsxTT. 
CUffB-Pypard . . . Pur. 
Lynehiun .... Par.r 
Tockenham . • . Par. 
Wootton-Basaett . . Par. 
Liddiard-TregooM . Par. 
Ltddiard-MiLUoent . Pur. 

2. GUCXLAOB. 

Poitoo .... ClT. Par. 
BraydoQ . . . « Hanu 



206 


880 


247 1,082 


33 136 


497 2,392 


168, 831 


170 772 




484 2,3M 


•, 60 




I 



86 



RBOI8TRATI0K DIVISIONS: IT. EASTBBir* 



Parishes, Sbo., in Bssez and Suffolk. 



ParlBh or Flaee. 



Inhnbi 



^ 1»5. C50LCHESTER. 

1. COLCnSSTXS FlMT 

Wajux 

St. Botolph. . . . Par. 

Berechureh. . . . Par. 

St Giles .... Par. 

Holy Trinity . . . Par. 

St. Mary at the Walls Par. 

a. GOLCHBSTKS SKXWD 

Wamd. 

liexden ..... Par. 

MUe End St. Mldiael. Pur. 
No Man'A Land .... 

St. Peter .... Par. 

St. Martin .... Par. 

StBonwald . . . Pur. 

3. OOLCHBSTBE THUD 

Wa»d. 

St Nicholas . . . Par. 

All Saints .... Par. 

St. James .... Par. 

St Mary Magdalen . Par. 

St. Lsonsrd . . . Par. 

Greeustead. . . '» Par. 

196. LEKDEN. 

1. WrvSHHOB. 

Wiyenboe . . . 
Brigbtlingsea . • 

3. Pkldos. 
Fingringhoe . . 
East Donyland . 
Al)berton . . . 
Langenhoe . . . 
East Mersea . . 
West Mersea . . 
Peldon .... 
Great Wigborough 
Little Wigborough 
SaUcott . . . 
Virley . . . 



3. Star WAT. 
Layer-Mamey . 
Layer*Breton . 
Layer-de-la-Hay 
Birch ... 
Easthorpe . . 
Gopford . . . 
Stanway . . 
Maries Tey. . 
Little Tey . . 

4. FOBOHAX. 

Great Tey . . 
Aldham . . 
Pontisbright . 
Wak«8 Colne . 
Monnt Bnres . 
Wormingford . 
Fordham . . 
West Bergholt 

6. Det>hax. 
Little Horksley 
Great Horksley 
Boxt«d . . . 
Langbam . . 
Dedham . . 



19t. WITHAM. 

1. Kblvbdok. 
Messing .... 
Inworth . . . • 
KelvedoD .... 
RIvenhall .... 
Gr<;at Braxted , . . 
Little Braxled. . . 



Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
P*r. 
Par. 
Pur. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Psr. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pat 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Psr. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pw. 
Pur. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Psr. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



3. WiTHAH. 

Witbam .... Par. 

Wickham Bishop's . Par. 

Ultlng PSr. 

Hatfleld-Peverel . . Par. 

Terllng Par. 

Fainted .... Par. 

Faalkboam . . . Par. 

3. GOQOISRALL. 

Peering Par. 

Great Coggesball . . Par. 



UrtkiD. 



730 
33 
709 
316 
351 



403 
330 
1 
443 
333 
63 



191 

477 
1031 
377 

181 



605 
760 

148 

313 

60 

46 

70 

317 

115 

98 

34 

41 

18 

64 

63 

173 

195 

39 

167 

176 

98 

16 

170 

96 

87 

117 

60 

110 

190 

219 

63 
177 
199 
169 
430 



ParUb or Flaoa. 



Inhab. 
B 



6.363 
104 
3,713 
1.116 
1,780 



1,931 

940 

3 

1,994 

1,040 

363 



961 

890 
3,194 

475 
1,733 

768 



3,133 
3,075 

673 
1,190 
338 
334 
315 
1,044 
611 



134 

217 

65 

269 
384 
765 
916 
150 
706 
945 
443 
76 

781 
433 
393 
534 
377 
501 
803 
987 

344 

847 

756 

1,916 



157 736 
155 766 
363 1.665 
163 733 
8^' 358 
35 i;4 

693 3.347 

135 605 

361 177 

292 1,304 

193; 934 

68! 360 

30 143 



168 772 
791 3.454 



WITHAM— cofii. 

Little CoggeshaU • • Par. 

Marks H&U . . . Psr. 

198. HALSTEAD. 

1. HALSfTBAD. 

Earl's Colne . . . Par. 

White Colne . . . Par. 

CoIne-EngaJne . . . Par. 

Pebmarsh .... Par. 

Little Maplestead . . Par. 

Great Maplestead . . Par. 

Halstead .... Par. 

Gosfleld .... Par. 

3. HsDnraHAM. 

Slble-Hedlngham . . Par. 

.Castle-Hedingham . Par. 

Little Teldham . . Par. 

Great Yeldham . . Par. 

Tllbory Par. 

Bidgwell .... Par. 

Stambonme . . ; Par. 

Toppesfleki . . . Par. 



199. BRAINTREE. 



1. FlHCTIHOnELD. 

Ftnchingfleld . . • 
Wethersfield . . . 
Shalford .... 
Great Saling . . « 

3. BOCKIVO. 

Panfleld . . . . 
Booking . . . . 

Stisted 

PatUswick .... 
Bradwell next Cogges- 
haU .... . 

3. Braixtber. 
Creasing . . . . 
White Notley . . . 
Black Notley . . . 
Braintree .... 
Bayne 



} 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Psr. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 



300. DUNMOW. 



1. Stbbbiho. 
Felstead . . 
Stebblng . . 
Bardfield-Saling 
Great Bardfleld 
Undaell . . 

3. Dumow. 
LltUe Easton . 
Great Dunmow 
Little Dunmow 
Bamston . . 
Great Ganfield . 
Little Qmfield. 
Takeley . . 

8. HATFnn.D. 
Hatfield Broad Oak 
White Roothing . 
Aythorp-RooUung 
Leaden-Roothing . 
Margaret>Roothing 
High Easter . . 
High Roothing . 

4. Thaxtbd, 
Great Easton 
TUty . . 
Broxted 
Chickn^ . 
Thaxtecl 
LitUe Bardfleld 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

PBr. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Pur. 
Par. 
Par. 
Fu. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Psr. 



201. SAFFRON-WALDEN. 

1. Nbwpobt. 

Debden Par. 

Newport .... Par. 

Widdlngton ... PBr. 

Quendon .... Par. 

Rickling .... Par. 

Clavering .... Par. 

Wldcen-Bonant . . Par. 

Arkesden .... Par. 

Langley .... Par. 



PtJlW- 
latioo. 



93 
9 



235 

92 

138 

. 151 

75 

103 

1,540 

139 

610 
297 

74 
159 

61 
190 
137 
321 



623 

389 

185 

76 

71 
739 
179 

85 

69 



131 

106 

142 

1,142 

84 



876 
69 



1,481 
406 
561 
617 
302 



FariA or Ptaoek 




6,904 
649 

2,097 
1,235 
313 
683 
288 
839 
577 
1,057 



2,241 

1,734 

796 

363 

286 

3,399 

766 

347 

319 



671 
499 
631 
4,790 
401 



406 2.012 
303| 1,313 

321 
1,084 

403 



74 

261 
79 

74 
626 

77 

43 
111 

71 
222 

439 

103 

64 

45 

69 

200 

107 



335 
2,983 
359 
204 
436 
806 
926 

1,936 
449 
249 
209 
282 
921 
470 



205 931 

20 91 

172 761 

14 63 

633 2,188 

95 467 



205 

^12 

89 

37 

104 



892 
917 
386 
170 
632 



257j 1,077 
38! 210 

108 456 
98 438 



SAFFRON-WALDEN-««t 

2. SAFFBOV-WjXDBir. . 

Chrlshall .... par, 

Elmdon .... Par. 

Wendon-Lofts . . . Par. 

Strethall .... Par. 

Great Chesterford . . Par. 

LiUle Chesterford . . Par. 

UtUebury .... Par. 

Wendens Ambo . . Par. 

Saffron-Waldea . . Par. 



8. Radhoitbb. 
Adidon . . . 
Radwinter . . 
Wlmbish . . 
Hempstead 
Great Sampford 
Little Sampford 



Or. Par. 
. Pfcr. 
. Par, 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. PBr. 



16. Suffolk. 
202. RISBRIDGE. 

1. Hatbbhtll. 

Steeple Bumpstead Ip., 
(Estex) . . . .J"'* 

Helioii-Bump- ( pi. in huea 
stead. . ipLinCamb. 

^urmere (Aus) . ; Par. 

^^*^{%:Zi^M : 
K*u"fto°|^:i:i^ : 

Bamardi^ton . . . Par. 

Monks Rlsbrldge . . PBr. 

Little Wratting . . Par. 

Great Wratting . . Par. 

Withersfield . . . Par. 

2. WlOKHAMBBOOK. 

Great lliurlow . . 
Little Thurlow . . 
LitUe Bradley . . . 
Great Bradley . . . 
Cowllnge .... 
Wiokbambrook . . 
Stradishall . . . '. 
Denardiston . . . 
StansOekl .... 



bxhah. 



Par. 
Par. 
PBr. 
Pur. 
PBr. 
Par. 
Par. 
PBr. 
Par. 

• 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
PBr. 
Par. 



3. Clabb. 
Posllngfiud . . . 
Hnndon . . . 
Clare .... 
Stoke by Clare . 
Whixoe . . . 
Birdbrook (ITsseaD) 
Ashen (JSmss) . • 
Oyington (£S«0b) . 

203. SUDBURY. 

1. BUUfRB. 

Pratlow (Jlstes) . . PBr. 
Belcbamp St. P^nl)n^ 

(A«i«0 . . . .j"'- 
Foxearth (iTnes) . . Par. 
Belcbamp-Otten (£)Mes) Par. 
North Wood (E»$at) . Par. 
P.elchamp - Walter > t^, 

fjfsscx) . . . .f*^* 
Biumer (jBksss) . '. Par. 
Gestingtborpe \Kue») Par. 
Wickham St. Paul7i>„- 

(£Sse») . . . ,S^^' 
Twinstead iEuem) . Par. 

2. BUBBS. . . 

Alphamstone ( JSfsev) . Par. 
Lamarsh (JCmo;) . . Par. 
Bures (Jlssex) . . . Ham. 
Bnres St. Mary . CIt. Par. 
Wlssington .... Par. 
Nayland .... Par. 
Stoke by Nay land. . Par. 
Asstngton .... Par. 

3. SUPBUBT. 

Middleton (JStoes). . Par. 
Great Henny (Ettem) . Par! 
Little Henny Xsueaiy. Par. 
Ballingdon cum Bran- ) p., 
donCEuex). , .S-\ 
f JtUe Oomard . . . Par. 



127 
160 

13 

12 
214 

54 
194 

90 
1.224 

216 
207 
193 
174 
187 
91 



250 

181 
11 
76 
70 

26 

153 

57 

• • 

46 

86 

149 



86 

94 

13 

93 

172 

337 

97 

64 

110 

84 
257 
407 
184 

30 
154 

69 

28 



82 

179 

98 

89 

3 

159 

186 
181 

102 

66 

79 
74 
137 
221 
46 
235 
291 
172 

40 
80 
15 

172 

89 



<1S 

717 

70 

ft2 

940 

234 

880 

363 

6,718 

969 
988 

908 
766 

881 
874 



l,17f 

796 
61 
330 
357 
2,674 
118 
863 
288 

• • 

217 
446 
670 

412 
375 
63 
466 
781 
1,503 
425 
386 
843 

398 
1.116 
1,887 
867 
170 
883 
S25 
143 



377 
836 

423 

380 
10 

73S 

780 
766 

446 

204 

803 
307 
604 
910 
223 
980 
1.174 
746 

183 
393 

8Y 

770 
430 



BBaiBTBATION DIVISI0N8 : lY. SASIBfiN. 



87 



Pfurishes, &a, in Suffolk. 



FuWi or FImm. 



SUDBURY-con^ 

Great Comard . 
All Saints . . 
St. Gregory. . 
St Peter . . 
St. Bartludomew 

caaitoo . . . 



4. Mblford. 
NeiTrton near Sodbiiiy 
Great Waklingfield . 
Little WakUngfield . 
Acton . . . 
AIphetoD . . 
Long Melfoid . 
Borley (JSuex) 
Listoo (Emmcx) , 

5. Habtist. 
Cavendish . . 
Glemslord . . 
Stanstead . . 
Boxted . . . 
Hawkedon . . 
Somerton . . 
Hartest . . . 
ShlmpUng . . 
Lawwail . . 

204. OOSFOBD. 

1. Lavievham. 
Oookfleld . . 
Thorpe-llorieiix 
Brettoxbam 
Wattiaham 
Hitotaam . 
Bildeston . 
Kettiebaston 
Prebton . . 
Layeobam . 
BreDt-EIeigh 
Monks Eleigb 
MUden . . 
Chdsworth. 
Nedging . 

2. HAMJaOH. 

Nangbton . 

Bbneett. . 
Aidbam 

Hadlelgb . 
Laybam 

Polstead . 

Boxford . . 

Hadlelgb . 

Groion . . 
Edwardstone 
Ltndsey 

Kersey . . 

Semer . . 

Wtaatfleld . 



Par. 
Par. 
F^. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par, 
Fkur. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pur. 
P^. 

riup. 

Pw. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pw. 
Par. 



Pw. 

Par. 

Pwr. 

Par. 

P)ur. 

Par. 

Pw. 

Par. 

Par. 

Pw. 

Pw. J 

Pw. 

Pw. 

Pw. 



. Pw. 
..Pw. 
. . Pw. 
. Pw. 
. .Pw. 
. , Pw. 

Clv.PW. 
. Ham. 
. PW. 
. Pw. 
. Pw. 
. Pw. 
. .Pw. 
. . Pw. 



205. THINGOE. 

1. BOUOHAM. 

Bradfleld St. Clare . 

BrKlfleld St. George . 

Bougham . • • . 

Rushbrooke . . . 

Little Wbelnetbam . 

Bradfleld-Oombust ; 

Stanningfield . . . 

Great Whebietbam . 
Nowton. .... 
Hawstaad with Hard 

wick . 
Whepetead 
Brockley 
Rede . 



Cbedbnrgh 

Depden 

Cbevington 

2. FORKHAX. 

Hargravei . . 
Denbam • • 
Barrow . . 
Great Saxbam 
Little Sazham 
Idcwortb . • 
HomiDgsheath 
Weetley . . 
Rlbt^ • . . 



Pw. 
Pw. 
Rir. 
Pw. 
Pw. 
Par. 
Pw. 
Pw. 
Pw. 

;}pw. 

. Pw. 

. Pw. 

. Pw. 

. Pw. 

. Pw. 

. Pw. 

. Pw. 

. Par. 

. Pw. 

. Pw. 

. Pw. 

• *Pw. 

. Pw. 

. Pw. 

. Pw. 



199 
285 
630 
406 
2 
68 

103 
160 

87 
120 

76 
654 

47 

20 

305 

452 

90 

43 

64 

S3 

166 

121 

208 



225 
96 
91 
48 

229 

192 
38 
72 

427 
58 

156 

40 

. 66 

38 

81 
103 

69 

.821 

120 

.198 

178 

52 
128 
101 

69 
135 

57 

68 



47 

108 

201 

37 

45 

33 

75 

113 

41 

95 

140 
80 
50 
62 
61 

129 

99 
39 

208 
54 
36 
12 

149 
32 
90 



POMH 

latkm. 



FarUi or Flaoei 



877 

1,235 

3,069 

1,825 

9 

260 

477 
585 
391 
548 
290 
3,046 
239 
90 

1,388 
2,251 
399 
194 
306 
168 
720 
584 
870 



980 
449 
406 
210 
974 
808 
174 
354 
1,886 
219 
720 
170 
276 
177 

149 
425 
234 
3,576 
542 
853 
743 
198 
506 
473 
270 
570 
414 
339 



233 
493 
884 
139 
204 
166 
337 
523 
178 

452 

648 
347 
231 
314 
267 
636 

480 
182 
940 
247 
183 
115 
691 
172 
423 



THIMGOG— cont. 

Fomham All Saints . Pw. 

Fombam St Martin .* Far. 

Fombam St Genevev6 Par. 

Hengrave . • . .' PW. 

FlemptOQ . . . .' Pw. 

Lackiord .... Pw. 

West Stow. . . . Bw. 

Wordwell Par. 

Cnlford . • • •• Bar.- 

Tngham . . . .- Pw. 

8. IXWORTH. 

Timworth .... P!w. 
Ampton . . . .' Pw. 
Great Uvermere . . Pw. 
Uttle Llrermere . . ' Pw. 
Troston .... Pw. 
Thorpe by Lcworth . Par. 
Bardwell . . . .' Par. 
Stanton All Saints 

and St John 
Ixworth . . 
Pakenbam 
Great Barton . 



Inluib. PofN^ 
Ha«ins.l lattuii. 



}Ua.Pw. 

. •' Pkr. 
. . Pw. 
. . Pw. 



206. BURY ST. EDMUNl/a 

1. BuBT Sr. Edmuvd's. • 
St Mary .... Par. 
St James .... Pw. 



207. MILDENHALL. 



1. WOKXJKOTON, 

Gayenbam . 
Tnddenbam 
Heningswell 
Kentford . 
Freckenbam 
Worlington 
Barton Mills 
Mlldenhall,j)<. <jf 

2. Lakehhbais. 
Mildenhall, i»t<sr 
Eriswell . 

Wangford . 

Elveden 

Icklingham 



Pw. 
Pw. 
Pw. 
Par. 
Pw. 
Pw. 
Pw. 
Pw. 

Pw. 
Pw. 
Par. 
Pw. 
Pw. 
Pw. 



. Pw. 
. Pw. 
. . Pw. 
. Pw. 
. • P4r. 
. Pw. 
. Pw. 
. Pw. 
. Pw. 
. Pw. 
. Pw. 
. ■ Par. 
. Pw. 

3. SroWMARKBT. 

Great Fisborough. . - Pkr. 
Little Flnborcingh . Pw. 
Combs ..... Pw. 
Greeting, St Peter . ' Par. 
Stow Upland . • . ' Pw. 



Stowmwicet 
Gipping . 
Harleston . 
Uau|diley . 
Old Mewtou 



208. STOW. . . 

1. Walsh AM-LB-WiLLOws. 
EOnderclay . . . ' Pw. 
Riddngball Inferior . Par. 
Wattimeld . . . ' Par. 
Walabam-le-Willows ' Pw. 
BadwellAsh . . . Pw. 
Great Asbfleld . . Par. 
Honston .... Pw. 
l^ngham .... Pw. 
Stowlangtoft ... Pw. 

Norton Pw. 

Elmswell .... Pw. 

2. Rattlesdkv. 
Toatock . . . 
Thnrston ... 
Beyton .... 
Hessett .... 
Drinkstone . . 
Woolpit . . . 
Wetberden . . 
Sbelland . . . 
Rattleedcn . . . 
Geddlng . . . 
Felsham . . . 
Buxhall . . . 
Onebouse . . . 



av. Pw. 
. Ham. 
. Pw. 
. Par. 
. Pw. 



80 
71 
19 
46 
39! 
33 
43 
10 
71 
56 

39 

29; 
75' 

36 

72 

28 

191 

218 

245 
232 
192 



1.471 
1,662 



47 
90 

"I 
43. 

98 

67l 

!» 
290 

• I 

570 
84, 

400 

9 

56 

111 



57 

93 

130 

275 

111 

95 

• 82 

50 

38 

186 

187 

I 

76 
157 

87 

97 
114 
229 
108 

22 
259 

28 

H 
114 

46 

101 

16 

272 

49 

231 

833 

15 

12 

213 

164 



FMtdi or Plaoe. 



375 
328 

89 
200 
176 
181 
217 

60 
304 
242 

182 
120 
295 
179 
354 
136 
806 

918 

1,057 

1,033 

878 



7,043 
7,885 



210 
400 
173 
192 
421 
274 
636 
1,271 

2,591 
407 

1,880 

54 

285 

529 



324 
388 
562 
1,277 
520 
459 
168 
200 
196 
886 
754 

362 
671 
363 
437 
492 
995 
445 
97 
1,104 
150 
858 
488 
336 

406 

72 

1,278 

224 

1,097 

4,097 

49 

43 

947 

7621 



209. HARTISMERB. 



1. Memdleshav. 
Mendlesbam . . 
Wetberiiigsett com 

Brockford 
Aspall .... 
Riabanglef . . 
Thwaite . . . 
Wickham-Skeitb . 
Finnlngham . . 
Cotton .... 
Bacton .... 
Wyyerstone . . 
Weetborpe . . 



} 



Pw. 
Pw. 



Inhab. 



fiODSQB. 



Par. 
. Pw. 
.. pw. 
.. Pw. 
.. Par. 
.. Pw. 
. Pw. 
.. Pw. 
. Pw. 



2. BOTBSDALB. 

Gislingbam ... Pw. 
Riekingball Superior Pw. 
Redgrave . . . Civ. Pw. 
Boteedale .... Ham. 
Wortbam .... Pw. 
Palgrave .... Pw. 
Borgate .... Pw. 
Mellia Pw. 

3. Etb. 

Tbombam Parya . . Pw. 
Thombam Magna . Par. 
Stoke Ash .... Pw. 
Thomdon All Safnto Pw. 

Oooold Pw. 

Redlingfield . . .' Pw. 

Eye • Pw. 

Braiseworth ... * Pw. 

Yaxley Pw. 

Thrandeston ... - Par. 

Stnston - Pw. 

Br(Mne - Pw. 

Oakley - Pw. 

210. HOXNB. . 

1. Stbadbboue. 
Hoxne . . ... • Pw. 
Denbam . . ' . . * Pw. 
Stradbroke . . . . ' Par. 
Wlngfleld . . . . • Pw. 
Sylebam .... * Pw. 
Weybread . . . . • Pw. 
Withersdale ... Pur. 

Metflekl Pw. 

Fresshigfield ... Pftr. 

MendhwnR^^^WS. 

2. DXHRIKQTOX. 

Laxfield. .... * Pw. 

WUby Par. 

Horfaam .... Pw. 

AtbelingtOD • . . Par. 

Bedingfleld Pw. 

Soatholt .... Pw. 

Worllngworth . . • Pw. 

Tannington . . . Pw. 

Brandish .... Par. 

Badingham. . . • Par. 

Dennington . . . Par. 

Saxtead Pw. 

Bedfleld .... Pw. 

MonkSoham . . . Pw. 

• 

21L BOSMERE. . 

1. CODDBNHAM. 

Asbfleld with Thorpe Pw. 

Framsden Pw. 

Helmingbam . . . Pw. 
PetUngh .... Pw. 

Winston Par. 

Debenham .... Par. 
Mickfleld .... Par. 
Stonbam-Aq[)all . . Par. 
Crowfleld .... Par. 
Coddentaam. . • . .Par. 

Gosbeck Pw. 

Hemingstone . . . .Pw. 
Ash Booking . . . .Pw. 
Swilland .... Par. 

Henley Pw. 

Akenham .... PW. 
Claydon. .... Pw. 
Barham .... IV. 



Popo- 



295 

229 

31 

48 

31 

125 

110 

123 

138 

63 

53 

134 
143 
148 
120 
195 
158 
65 
114 

31 
59 
43 

136 

124 
41 

500 
28 

100 
71 
54 
70 
71 



248 

61 
298 
125 

77 
145 

46 
142 
296 
115 

51 



237 

117 

86 

26 

71 

34 

172 

50 

95 

152 

202 

88 

98 

90 



67 

175 

66 

67 

72 

324 

52 

15^ 

92 

212 

. 6i 

7t 

7« 

59 

62 

2t 

121 

9; 



1,243 

1,063 

150 
199 
161 
555 
431 
536 
659 
300 
212 

595 
656 
578 
579 
1,015 
695 
299 
490 

144 
273 
334 
701 
558 
189 
2,396 
160 
462 
310 
213 
296 
300 



1,090 
259 

1,513 
581 
337 
670 
220 
670 

1,310 
544 
247 



1,018 
568 
398 
129 
853 
165 
761 
240 
426 
707 
885 
383 
451 
470 



322 
797 
290 
240 
299 
1.349 
243 
701 
402 
835 
290 
842 
320 
259 
287 
84 
563 
609 



88 



BBGIBTRATION DiyiBION8: IT. BA8TBBK. 



Fari8he0» fto^ in Bnflblk. 



ParUb or FIm*. 



lahah. 



BOSMERB-«Ml. 
a. Nbkohah Mabjlr. 



Great BUkenham 
Baylham . . 
Barking . . 
Darniaden . . 
Needbam Market 
Greeting St. Maiy 
CreeUiig All Saints 
Greeting St. Olave 
UUle Stonbam 
Karl Stooham . 
Badley . . . 
Battisford . . 
fUngsball . . 
Great Bricett . 
WUliaham. . 
Offton . . . 
Nettleetead • 
Somentham 
Little Blakenham 
Bramford . . 
Flowton . . 



. Far. 
CiT. Par. 
^Ham. 

. Ham. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

• Par. 

. Tnr. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



312. SAMFORD. 

1. Gapbl St. Maet. 
Sproughton 
Burstali . 
Hintlesham 
Caiattlaham . 
Washbrook 
Copdock 
little Wenham 
Great Wenham 
GapelSt Maiy 
Holton St. Mary 
Baydon . . • 
Shelley . . . 
Higbam . . 
Stratford St. Macy 
EastBergboU . 

2. HOLBSOOK. 

Brantliam . . 

Station . . . 

Holbrook . • 

Harkstead . • 

£rwartoa . . 

Shotiey . . . 
Qielmondljiton . 

WoolveTBtone • 

Freston . . . 

Tattingstone . 

Bentley . . . 

Belstead. . . 

Wbentead. . 



Pw. 
Par. 
Par. 
P*r. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par 
Par. 
Pfcr. 
Pfcr. 
Par. 
Par. 

Fte. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



213. IPSWICH. 



1. St. Matthkit. 

St. Mary Stoke . . Pu*. 

St. Peter .... Par. 

St. Nicholas . . . Par. 

St. Mary at the Elms. Par. 

St. Matthew . . . Par. 
WhlttonwithTbarlston Par. 

2. St. Clbubst. 

St. Lawrence . . . Par. 

St. Mary at the Quay. Par. 

Shire Hall Yard . . PSr. 

St. aement . . . Par. 

Warren Houses . • Ptf. 

3. St. Maroabkt. 

St Marr at the Tower Par. 

St. Stephen . . . Par. 

St. Helen .... Par. 

St. Margaret . . . Par. 

Westerfleld . . , Par. 

214. WOODBRIDGE. 

1. Gablvord. 

Tnddenham • • . Par. 

Calpbo Par. 

Wttnesham . . . Par. 

OUey Par. 

Glopton Plar. 

Bargh Par. 

Grondisbnigh . . . Par. 

HasketoD .... Par. 

GisatBoaliogs • . Pu. 



64 

64 
91 
10 



Povn- 
latkm. 



236 
276 
401 
48 
819{ 1,393 
203 



62 

77 

9 

76 

163 
16 

102 
74 
63 
46 
84 
22 
98 
35 

261 
37 



136 
63 

126 
48 
94 
73 
19 
60 

147 
41 

124 
30 
48 

146 

820 

91 

132 

180 

84 

42 

143 

213 

61 

68 

103 

94 

62 

48 



624 

811 
415 
284 
1,626 
114 

81 

233 

123 

1,705 

4 

178 

141 

770 

2,107 

72 



86 

11 

126 

142 

82 

61 

192 

108 

84 



317 

38 

336 

686 

84 
495 
304 
257 
204 
376 
114 
372 
144 
1,200 
166 



617 
233 
643 
194 
421 
341 
116 
282 
693 
167 
668 
130 
219 
668 
1,320 

440 
631 
821 
372 
187 
628 
888 
246 
263 
686 
433 
343 
266 



3,080 
4,121 
1.913 
1,206 
7,444 
642 

424 
1.013 

294 

7,632 

20 

930 

630 

3,662 

9,616 

814 



890 
51 
634 
625 
382 
271 
824 
438 
841 



Partrii or PlBoe. 



WOODBRlDGE-«(m<. 



Little Beallngs 
Playford . . 
Ru^miere . . 
Kesgrave . 

2. CoLMsm. 
Brightweli . . 
Fozhall . . 
Backlesham 
PnrdlsFarm . 
Alnesbonm Prioiy 
i^acton . . 
Lerington . 
Trlmley St. Martin 
Stratton Hall Farm 
Trlmley St Mary 
Walton . . 
Fellxstow . 
Falkenbam 
Klrton . . 
Hemley 
Newboara . 
Waldringfleld 



Par. 
Par. 
Pat. 
Par. 

Pfcr. 
Par. 
Par. 
P*r. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
PAr. 
Pat. 
Pat. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
PAr. 
PAr. 



8. WOODBUDQB AXD WiL- 
VUBD. 

Sutton Pat. 

Shottisham . . . Pat. 

Ramsholt .... Par. 

Bawdsey .... Par. 

AldertoQ .... Par. 

HoUesley .... Par. 

Bcqrton Par. 

Qipel St Andrew . Par. 

Woodbrldge . . . Par. 

4. WOODBBIDOB OdT. 

Bromeswell . . . Pur. 

Melton Par. 

Ufford Par. 

Bredfield .... Par. 

Bonlge Par. 

Debach Par. 

Charrfleld .... Par. 

DalliDgboo .... Par. 

Dallinghoo-Wield . Par. 

IVtUstree .... Par. 

215. PL0ME9GATE. 

1. Easl-Sohax, 

Hoo Par. 

Monewden .... PAr. 

Cretingham . . . Par. 

Earl-Soham . . . Par. 

Kenton Par. 

Brandeston . . . Par. 

Kettlebnigh . . . Par. 

2. Fbamloioham. 
Framllngham . . . Par. 
PArham .... PAr. 

Easton Par. 

Letherinc^uuD . . . Pur. 

3. WiCKHAlf Mabkbt. 
Wickham Market . Pur. 
Hacbeston .... Par. 
Marlesford .... Par. 
GampseyAsh . . . Par. 
Blaxhall .... Par. 
Rendlesham . . . Par. 
£;yke PAr. 



4. Oetobd. 
TnnstAll . . 
WAntisden. . 
GhiUesford . . 
Bntley . . . 
Gedgrave . . 
Havergate Island 
Orford ... 
Sudboume . . 
Iken . . • 



6. Aldbbubob. 

Aldeburgh . . 

Hadewood . . 

FHston . . . 

Snaps . . . 

Stemlield . . 

Benhall . . 

FambAm . . 



Pat. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
PAr. 
Pat. 



. Pur. 

. Pat. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Pur. 

• PAr. 






Siratford St Andrew Par. 



66 
66 

142 
18 

16 
48 
72 
4 
10 
88 
42 

137 

3 

92 

335 

143 
68 

133 
16 
39 
48 

111 



134 

82 

38 

99 

128 

129 

78 

48 

1,143 

65 
193 
147 

98 
9 

83 
108 

73 

• • 

66 



37 
49 
81 
153 
67 
97 
72 

664 
99 

82 
88 

834 

117 

100 

82 

122 

74 

98 

168 

30 

48 

83 

14 

1 

238 

116 

68 

440 
21 

103 

130 
46 

161 
44 
45 



Pofm* 



345 

358 

613 

88 

67 
213 
831 

39 

66 
691 
169 
688 

19 
411 
1,016 
760 
373 
615 

76 
161 
338 
454 



600 
839 
168 
403 
657 
603 
370 



209 Hnntingfleld 



4,626 



219 

1,237 

670 

429 



277 



181 
236 
338 



389 
430 
813 

3,669 
477 
366 
173 

1,541 
476 
410 
374 
646 
346 
466 

708 

78 

331 

369 

67 

4 



PLOMBSGATB— eont 

6. SAXMITHUHAir. 

Little Glemham . . Par. 

Great GlemhAm . . Pat. 

Gransford .... Par. 

Brulsyard .... Par. 

Swefl^ .... Far. 

Rendham .... Par. 

Ssittiundham . . . Pat. 

216. BLYTHINO. 



1. WB8TI.BTOir. 

Oarlton . 

KelMle. 

KoodlsbAU 

Aldrin^iAm 

Leistoo . 

TbebertoD 

MiddletoB 

Toxford 

Darduun 

WestletoQ 

Dunwich 

WAlberswIck 

Blythborgh 

Thorington 

ftionfleld . 

2. HAIfSWOBTH, 

Sibtoo . . . 
FeaaenhAU . . 
Ubbeston . . 
Hevenlnghsm . 



GratOeld . 
Lfnstead, Great 
Linttead, Little 
Chediston . . 
Oookley . . 

^ Walpole . . 

'TmI Halcsworth . 
^ Wissett . . . 
Rumbargli . • 
"^A Spexhail . . 

8. WBaHABXOV, 

Holton . 
Wenhaston 
Blyford. 
Westhall 
Brampton 
Storen . 
Ugseshall 
6831 Sotberton 



Wangford . . 
Henham . . 
Reydon . • 
Southwold . . 
Easton-Barents 
South Gove . 
Frostenden • 
Wrentbam . 
Govehithe or North 

Hales . . 
Benacre . . 
Henstead . . 



Par. 
PUr. 
Par. 
Far. 
Pur. 
Vv. 
Pat. 
Par. 
Pur. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Far. 

PAr. 
Far. 
Par. 
Pur. 
Par. 
Pur. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pat. 
Pur. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pur. 



. Par. 

. Par. 

. Fat. 

. Far. 

. PAr. 

. Pat. 

. Par. 

. Par. 
Gir. Far. 

. Ham. 

. Par. 

. Pat. 

. Pat. 

. Pat. 

. Far. 

. Par. 

}PAr. 

', Far. 
. Pat. 



217. WANGFORD. 

1. BOVOAT. 

St Lawienoe Ilketaball Far. 
St Margaret IlketsbaU Far. 
St Peter South Elmham Fttt. 
St Michael South ) p.. 

Elmham. . . .y ' 
AU Saints South Ebn- \ ».* 

ham S^^' 

St NIdiolas South >p.- 

Elmham. . . .j*^* 



633 
390 



^ '"^ St James South Elm- ) p^ 

St Margaret * South' ) »., 

Ehnham. . . . f *^' 

1,990 St Gross South Elm- In.* 

88 ham f *^- 

400 Homersfleki • • . Par. 

646 Fllzton Par. 

197 Bungay St Mary . , Par. 
644 Bungay Holy Trinity. Par. 
173 Mettingham . . . Par. 
306 St John Ukstiball . PAr. 



6^ 
71 
64 
67 
68 
93 
388 



34 

296 

99 

114 

497 

116j 

131 

257 

103 

217 

49 

80 

141 

28 

143 

102 

303 

46 

73 

76 

128 

21 

37 

78 

67 

104 

649 

98 

89 

25 

106 

326 

44 

107 
69 
37 
49 
33 

147 
28 
66 

494 

1 

36 

97 

346 

38 

43 

129 



PU|NI 



320 
226 
361 
279 
868 



1. 



118 
1,017 

443 

486 
2,361 

636 



1,148 
473 
899 

234 
803 
861 
133 
663 

6M 
930 

363 
861 
961 
664 

113 
166 
401 
S49 
436 
2,437 
418 
391 
993 

429 

914 
189 
474 



18Y 
236 
167 
647 
141 
276 

3,166 

6 

170 

431 

1.019 

182 

196 
662 



61 
66 

19 

30 
43 
18 
66 
33 

48 

40 
40 
437 
453 
83 
17 



344 
396 

76 

189 
190 
80 
368 
143 

334 

178 

317 

1,876 

1.957 

348 

87 



BXaiBTaiLTION DIYIBIOHB: XV. BA8XEBK. 



89 



Parishes, 4^, in Snflblk and Norfolk. 



Ftoiih or Plaoe. 



WANGFOBI>-eenl. 

% BlCCLBB. 

St. Andrew IlketahaU Pat. 

Sitpmeadow . • . Par. 

Baralum .... Par. 

Beocles Par. 

KlngsSeld .... Par. 

Eedlshain . • • • Par. 

ShadlngOeld . . . Par. 

Sotierlev- .... Par. 

WllUi^iam ... Par. 

Elloagh Par. 

Weston Par. 

Worlingham . . . Par. 

North Cove . . . Par. 



218. MOTPORD. 

1. KnsiNouuio. 

Bamby Par. 

Mutford Par. 

Rushmere .... Par. 

Keesingland . • . Par. 

Gialehiun .... Par. 

Carlton-ColTille . . Par. 

Pakefleld .... Par. 

Kirkley Par. 

2. LOWZSTOR. 

Lowestoft .... Par. 

OultoQ ..... Par. 

FUzton Far. 

Gonton ..... Par. 

Oofton Par. 

Blondeston. . • • Par. 

fiomerlertOQ . • . Par. 

HerringOeet . • . Par. 

Ashby ..... Pur. 

Lonnd Par. 

3. Gouxsiav. 

Hopton Par. 

Fritton Par. 

Bozgb Castle . . . Par. 

BradweU .... Pur. 

Belton Far. 

Gorleeton .... Par. 

16. Norfolk. 
219. YARMOOTH. 

1. YAHMOirrH, SODTBBIX. 

Great Yaiwaaib^ pt. nf Par. 

2. Yabmouth, Noktrbbh. 

Great Yarmouth. j)<. </ Par. 

220. FLEQG. 

1. EastFlboo. 
CalstornoctYannoath Par. 
Maatk^. .... Par. 
Ronham .... Par. 
Stokesby with fl«r-lpg,. 

ringby . • . • j 

Thrigby .... Par. 

Filby Par. 

Onnesby St. Michael . Par. 

Onnesl^ St. Margaret. Par. 

Scratby Par. 

2. West Furao. 
Hemsby . • . • Par. 
Winterton .... Par. 
East Somerton. . • Par. 
West Somerton . . Par. 
Marthani .... Par. 
RoUesby .... Par. 
Burgh St Margaret )d^ 

an<JSt.Mary . .J*^* 

Billockby .... Par. 

CUppesl^ .... Par. 

Ashby Par. 

Oby Par. 

Tmme Par. 

Repps with Bastwlck. Par. 

221. SMALLBUROH. 

I. LunHAM. 

Potter-Heigham . • Par. 

Honey next the Sea . Par. 

Hickling .... Par. 



108 
28 
49 
1.097 
70 
36 
39 
46 
34 
24 
54 
49 
62 



65 

97 
30 
231 
64 
219 
191 
346 

2,661 

161 

12 

13 

129 

167 

130 

41 

18 

93 

68 

50 

91 

90 

138 

1,437 



Po|iii> 
lattim. 



465 
287 
217 
4,844 
338 
165 
201 
219 
165 
127 
250 
20U 
238 



286 
379 
136 
958 
284 
990 
876 
1,626 

13,620 

864 

52 

76 

594 

716 

699 

230 

96 

422 

809 
221 
409 
389 
682 
6,663 



3.36616,605 
4,360 19,661 



Catfleld 
Lodham . . 
Homing . . 
Horeton St. John 



Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 



847 

16 

148 

91 

12j 
140 

66 
223 

40 

173 
168 
13 
61 
251 
111 

133 

16 
80 
3 
13 
66 
71 



97 
421 
187 
167 
198 
114 
61 



1,434 

91 

669 

397 

71 
673 
267 
945 
163 



725 
675 
78 
249 
1,119 
645 

665 

57 

136 

12 

75 

266 

801 



438 

188 
823 
630 
838 

467 
293 



FuWi or F1m«. 



SMALLBITRGH— eon<. 



... 



.... 



... 



2. SVArXBITBOH. 

Horeton St. Peter. . 
Neatishead. . . . 

Jrstead 

Barton-Torf . . . 
Beeston St Lawrence. 
Ashmanhangh. . . 
Tunstead .... 
Soo-Ruston. • . • 

Sloley 

WoTstead .... 
Honing ..... 

I>ilham 

Smallbnrgh 

3. STAUOJUff. 

Stalbam. 

Sutton . . . 

lng(hara 

Waxbam .... 

FalUng next the Sea . 

Hempstead. . . . 

Eodes 

LeMln^iam . . . 
Bramstead .... 
EastRuston . . • 
Happlsbnrgh . . . 
Walcott 

4. BAoroK. 

Ridllngton .... 
Crostwight .... 

Witton 

Bacton ..... 
Edlngthorpe . . • 

Paston 

Swafield .... 
Bradfleld .... 
Felmingham . . . 
Westwiok . 



... 



Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



222. ERPINGHAM. 

1. North Waubam. 
North Walsbam . . Par. 



SufBeia . . 
Antinghom 
Gonton . . 
Thorpe Market 
Sooth Repps 
Gimhu^iam 
TnmcE . . 
Knaptcm 
MondalOT . 
Triminipam 
Sidestrand . 
North Rq>pB 
2. Gbombr. 
Orerstrand • 
Cromer . . 
Felbrlgg . 
Metton . . 
Roogfaton . 
Hanworth . 
Aldboroogh 
Thnrgarton 
Sostead. . 
Bessingham 
Gresbam 
Aylmerton . 
Runton . . 
Beeston Regis 
Sheringham 
East Beckham 
West Beckham 



. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Far. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Bamtngham-Norwood Par. 
Bamlngham-Winter . Par. 
Matlask Par. 



Plnmstead . . 

Baoonsthorpe . 

3. Holt. 

Bodham . . 

Wey bourne. . 

KelUng . . . 

Salthouse . . 

Cley next the Sea 

Olandfoitl . . 

BaTfield . . 

Letheringsett . 

Holt . . . 
Hempstead . 

Edgdleld . . 

Hnnworth . . 



Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 

par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



26 

147 

87 

90 

8 

83 

99 

26 

61 

186 

76 

100 

103 

178 
86 

104 
17 

109 

34 

6 

46 

24 

171 

138 
32 

63 
16 
64 
122 
41 
61 
431 
47 
94 
46 



679 



62 
16 
47 

192 
73 

102 
77 

104 
88 
35 

134 

67 

828 
81 
17 

105 
65 
80 
63 
34 
32 
88 
68 

106 
49 

298 
16 



8 
22 
36 
60 
73 

76 
67 
46 
66 

211 

18 

6 

•7 

366 
60 

146 
44 



Paipvi> 
laUon. 



FnMiflrPlMe. 



136 
614 
142 
408 
49 
141 
412 
100 
255 
746 
319 
422 
490 

796 
359 
440 
113 
486 
152 
27 
188 
113 
691 
646 
141 

221 

74 

246 



189 
244 
191 
252 
392 
211 



2,842 
197 
230 
62 
196 
761 



426 
831 
431 
160 
151 
666 

272 

1,423 

159 

86 
418 
226 
833 
229 
131 
160 
849 
268 
496 
206 
1,248 

63 
337 

31 
105 
149 
189 
307 

376 

286 

193 

216 

764 

68 

89 

260 

1,568 

249 

627 

206 



ERPINGHAM-Aml. 

Stody Par. 

Thomage .... Par. 

Brtston Par. 

223. AYLSHAM. 

1. ETKaVOBD. 

Thnming .... Par. 

Hindolveston . . . Par. 

Wood Norton . . . Par. 

Foulsham .... Par. 

Themeltborpe . . . Par. 

Guestwick .... Par. 

WoodDalUng. . . Par. 

Hackford by Reepham Par. 

WhltweU .... Par. 

Reepham .... Par. 

Kerdiston .... Par. 

SaU Par. 

Cawston .... Par. 

Heydon Par. 

Corpo^ .... Far. 

Saxth(Mrpe .... Far. 

Irmiogland . . . Par. 

OuUoD ..... Par. 

Itteringliam . . • Par. 

Manningtou . . . Par. 

Little BamiDf^iam . Par. 

Wickmere .... Par. 

Wolterton .... Par. 

Caltborpe .... Par. 

Buckling .... Far. 

2. BumoH. 

Ingworth .... Par. 

Erplngham. . • . Par. 

Thwalte .... Par. 

Aiby Par. 

Colby Par. 

Bannlngham . . . Par. 

Aylsbam .... Par. 

Tattington .... Par. 

SkeyUm .... Par. 

Swanton Abbott . . Par. 

Soottow .... Par. 

Coltisball .... Par. 

Belaofl^ .... Par. 

GreatHaotboIs • . Par, 

Lammas .... Par, 

Little Hantbols . . Par. 

Buxton ..... Par. 

Oxnead Par, 

Bargfa ..... Par, 

Brampton .... Par* 

Marsham .... Par. 

Hevtngbam . . . Par. 

Stratton-Strawlees . Par. 



224. ST. FAITH'S. 

1. Sr. Faith's. 
Felthorpe .... 
HaTeringland . . . 
Brandistone . . . 

Booton 

Great Witdilngham . 
LitUe WltcUngham . 
Alderfbrd .... 
SwanningtOQ ... 
Attlebrldge . . . 
Morton on the Hill . 
Weston-LongTlUe . . 
Honin^am ... 
Rlngland .... 
Taverham .... 
Horsford .... 
Horsham St. Faith's . 
Newton St. Faith's . 

2. SpBOwsrov. 
Haynford . . 
Frettenham 
Horvtead with Stan- 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Far. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 

Par. 
with Stan.) p., 
ninriiaU . . . ,S 
Wroxnam .... Par. 
Salbouse .... Par. 
Rsckhcath .... Par. 
Crostwick .... Par. 
Splxworth .... Par. 
Beeston St Andrew . Par. 
Sprowston .... Par. 

CMton Par. 

Drayton .... Par. 
Hellefldon . . . Cir. Par. 



Inhab. 

HOOHL 



28 

82 

212 



86 

160 

63 

224 

21 

42 

119 

176 

103 

84 

41 

49 

247 

61 

103 

66 

2 

87 

72 

2 

61 

66 

12 



72 

37 
96 
31 
66 
64 
64 

646 
43 
72 

123 
97 

300 

81 

40 

66 

6 

130 
14 
61 
44 

141 

183 
42 



120 
28 
82 
63 

136 
8 
6 
81 
17 
29 
93 
73 
69 
41 

166 

179 
68 

148 

48 

122 

84 

139 

62 

89 

8 

• 

389 

188 

99 



POMIr 

la^on. 



146 
344 

883 



179 
676 
356 
949 

86 
196 
524 
733 
483 
348 
188 
199 
1,043 
263 
414 
289 
9 
363 
329 

13 
234 
261 

66 
217 
338 

130 
412 
163 
258 
261 
274 
2,603 
187 
330 
497 
436 
930 
183 
176 
361 

30 
639 

61 
319 
183 
600 
769 
194 



631 
180 
149 
309 
664 
36 
34 
836 
84 
135 
437 
338 
318 
322 
618 
890 
216 

614 
309 

660 

406 

660 

379 

139 

64 

80 

1,680 

683 

446 

9ft 



90 



BSaiSTBATIOH DIYI8I0NB : IV. BASTSaM. 



Parishes, ico., in Norfolk. 



Parish or Plaoe. 



226. NORWICH. 

1. OusiAXT. 
Helleftkm .... Ham.. 

St Clement . . . Par. 

St. Martin at Oak . . Par. 

St. Mary at Coslany . Par. 

St. Michael at Coslany Par. 

St. Q«orge Colegate ^ Par^ 

St. Augustine . . # Par. 

X East Wtmb. 
St. Panl . . . .' Par. 
StSavioar . . . Par. 
St. Kdmund . . . Par. 
St. StnKm and St Jude Par. 
St. Peter Hungate . Par. 
St Michael at Plea . Par. 
St. Martin at Palace . Par. 
St. Helen .... Par. 
St. James . . . Civ. Par. 
Pocktborpe . . . Ham. 

Thoipe Ham. 

St Mary fai the Manh Par. 

3. GONISrORD. 

St George Tombiand.- 
St Peier per Monnter-> p^ 

gate J ^*^* 

St. John ThnberfalU / P&r. 
All Saints . . . .^ 
St. Michael at Thome 
St Julian ... IT 
St Ethehred . . r 
St. John Sepulchre . 
St Peter Southgate .. 



Par. 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par.. 
Par.. 

4. Makcboot. 

Lakenham . . . .' P&r. 

Eaton St Andrew . Par. 

Town Close . . . Lib. 

St Stephen . . .' Par.' 

St. Peter Mancroft ; Psar. 

St. Giles .... Par. 

6. West Wtmeb. '. 

St Andrew . . .. Par. 

St John Maddermarket Par. 

St. Gregory . . .. Par. 

St Lawrence . . • Par. 

St Margaret . . .. Par. 

St. Swlthln . . • Par. 

St. Benedict . . . Par.. 

Helgham .... Par. 

Karl ham .... Par. 



Inhah. I Punm- 



226. FOREHOE. 



ingfbrd 



1. OOSTXaSBT. 

Oostesaey . . 

Bawburgh . . 

Bowthorpe . . 

Easton 

MarUni 

fiarfoi 

Colton . . . 

Bamham-Broom 

Welbome . . 

Brand(m Parva 

Runhall . . 

Coston ... 

Carleton-Foreboe 

Wramplin^iam 

X WTMOHDHiJf 

Klmberl^ . 
Crownthorpe 
Wicklewood 
Hackford . 
Hlngham . 
Deopham . 
Morley St. Botolph 
Morley St Peter 
Wymondtaam . 



Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par.. 

Ear. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Ear. 

Par.. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Bar.. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par., 
Par. 
Par. 



227. HENSTEAD. * 

« • « 

1. HUMBLSTABD. . . . 

Great Melton . . .. Par. 

Uttte Melton . . .. Par. 

CoInMr Par.. 

Cdngfeford .... Ear.. 

Hethenctt .... Par.. 

Kettcrlngham . . . Par.. 



90 
1,025, 
617! 
307, 
229 
369 
436 

664 

3G1 

164 

74 

91 

66' 

218 

91 

344 

461 

669 

88 

160 

677 

268 
146 
403 
366 
• 148 
662 
131 
108 

1,228 

220 

62 

' 921 
473 
349 

. 188 

139 

201 

166 

180 

190 

. 405 

4,285 

. 44 



^^ Farkh or FUO0. 



229 
92 
10 
63 
62 
86 
69 

106 
43 
41 
47 
11 
30 
47 

- 36 

19 

146 

49 

376 

. 100 

66 

34 

1«089 



78 
86 
14 
43 
272 
44 



376 
4.426 
2,460 
1,277 
1,096 
1,463 
1,730 

2,962 

1.492 

734 

293 

360 

287 

892 

694 

1,601 

2.173 

2,714 

621 

877 
3,061 

1.340 
691 

1,719 

1,688 
687 

2,737 
673 
486 

6,266 
1,066 
273 
4,178 
2,242 
1,663 

919 
484 
832 
666 
667 
826 
1,669 
18,671 
206 



943 
404 

66 
248 
203 
32!i 
247 
469 
167 
203 
221 

49 
122 
211 

161 

90 

802 

198 

1,606 
462 
308 
168 

4,644 



363 
376 
66 
201 
1,170 
193 



HENSTEAD— eoiit 

EastCarltOQ . . . Par. 

Hethel Par. 

WrfDingham . . ► Par. 

Bracon Ash . . •• Pat. 

Mulbarton .... Par. 

Swardestun . . . Par. 

Intwood .... Par. 

Keswick ..... Par. 

Marksball Par. 

Dnnston Par. 

Swainsthorpe . . • Par. 

Newton>Rutman . . Par. 

Flordoo Par. 

2. HKHSTK^n. 

Saxlingham-Thorpe . F^. 

Sazlingbam-Netheigate Par. 

Shottesham St Mary Par. 

Shottesham All Saints Par. 

Stoke Holy Cross . . Par. 

Great Poringland . . Par. 

Little Poringland . . Par. 

Earl Fromingham . Par. 

Framingbam-Plgot . Par. 

Calstor St. Edmund . Par. 

Arminghall . . .' Par. 

Bixley Par. 

Kirfoy-Bedon . . . Par. 

Bramfrton .... Par. 

Holverstone . . . Par. 

Rockland St. Mary . Par. 

Snrllngbam . . . Par. 

WhitUngham . . . Par. 
TrowM'Newton . Cir. Par. 

228. BLOFIELD. 

1. BiomLD. 

Postwick .... Par. 
Great Plumstead . . Par. 
LiUle Plumstead . . Par. 

Wltton Pur. 

Brundall .... Par. 
Bradestoo .... Par. 

Blofleld Par. 

Strumpahaw . . .. Par. 
Backenham . . • Par. 
Haasingham . . . Par. 
Burllngtiam St ijximnnd . Par. 
Llngwood .... par. 
Bnrlingham St. Andieigr .Par. 
HembllngtoD . • .. Par. 
Woodbastwick. . ., Par. 

2. SODTH WALSHAJT. 

Ranworth .... 
Panxworth. . . , 
Sonih Walflham St 

Mary 

South Walsham St ) 

Lawrence • .5 

Upton 

Ftohley 

Acle. . . • . . 
Burlin^um St Peter. ■ 
Bei^toD .... 

Moalt<»i 

Halvergate. • . . 

TunstaU 

Wldchampton. . . 

Freethorpe 

Southwood. . . . 

Gantiey 

Limpenhoe. ... 
Reedhom • . . . ■ 



} 



Par. 
Par. 

Par. 



229. LODDON. ' 

1. Aldbbt. 

Norton-Subconrte. . Par. , 

Thnrlton ..... Par. 

Thorpe next Haddisooe P#r. 

Haddisooe ..... Par. 

Toft Monks . . . Par. . 

Wheatacre All Saints. P^. 

Burgh St. Peter . . Pur. 

Aldeby Par. 

Mary. . . .J.J 



InhalK 



70 

87 
•6 
62 
114 
78 
10 
81 
4 
17 
42 
71 
36 

38 

141 

71 

101 

86 

111 

10 

36 

69 

32 

20 

32 

63 

68 

8 

111 

108 

6 

134 



269 

66 
66 
73 
27 
14 
34 
269 
92 
17 
21 
18 
78 
36 
62 
49 



61 
28 

82 
38 



Par. 


119 


Par. 


3 


Par. 


201 


Par. 


19 


Par. 


70 


Par. 


86 


Par. 


116 


Par. 


26 


Par. 


31 


Par. 


101 


Par. 


10 


Par. 


60 


Par. 


46 


Par. 


178 



92 
98 
21 
87 
88 
36 
79 
127 

91 



Popo- 
laKtuo. 



289 

186 

429 

236 

463 

361 

37 

149 

82 

63 

271 

278 

16a 

170 
609 
317 
416 
421 
446 

41 
167 
294 
146 

94 
161 
241 
286 

89 
467 
497 

34 
688 



1,648 

307 
309 
829 
126 

66 

140 

1,110 

889 

74 
116 

74 
438 
170 
240 
233 

266 

122 

870 

166 

638 

20 

930 

80 

339 

266 

462 

117 

139 

461 

47 

249 

193 

813 



866 
890 
87 
378 
401 
180 
332 
680 



Faridi or Plaoa. 



LODDON-OMt. 



Oeldeston • . 
ICllingluum . . 
Kirby-Gane . 
Stockton . . 
Raveningham • 
Hales . . . 

2. LODPOM. 

Heckiiigham • 

Loddon . • • 

Sialand . . . 

ChedgraTe . . 

HanUcy . . 

Ungley . . 
Garletoii St Peter 

Claxton . . 

ADhby . . . 

Thurton . . 

Burgb-Apton . 

Hellingtun . . 

Alpington . • 

Yelverton . . 

Howe . . . 
Brooke ... 



8. WoooToar. 
Kiritead . . 
Seething . . 
Mundbam . . 
Thwaite St. Maxy 
Broome . . 
Ditcbingbam . 
Hedenham . . 
Woodton . . 
Bedingham. . 
Topcroft . . 



. Par. 

. Par. 

., Ear. 

.. Ear. 

. Ear., 

. Ear. 

■ • 

.• Par. 

. Par. 

.• Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Pkr. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Pu. 

. Pkr. 

. Par. 



IntMli. 



Par. 
Par. 
Par, 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



230. DEPWADE. 

1. HASLBSTtnr. 
Eanham. .... 
Denton ..... 
Alburgh • • • . . 
Wortwell . , , , 
Redcnhall • . • 
Starston ... 
Needham . . . 
Brockdish . . . 
Thorpe Abboto . 
Rushall. . . . 



Piir. 

■ s^- 

Par. 

. IV. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

2. Diss. 

Dickleburgh . . . Par. 
ThelvHoii. or Tbelton Par. 
Billlngford . . .Civ. Par. 
Thorpe Parva. . . Ham. 

Scole Par. 

Frenie ..... Par. 

Diss Par. 

BuTston Par. 

Shimpling .... Par. 

Gissing ■ Par. 

Tivetahall St Mary . • Par. 
Tlvetahall St Margaret' Par. 

3. Stbatton. 

Pulham St Mary Mi«- ) p^ 
dalen. .... 3 

Pulham St Maxy the ) p - 
Virgin . . . .}*^^- 

Hardwick .... - Par. 

Shelton • Par. 

Momingthorpe . . Par. 

Pritum Par. 

Hempnall .... Par. 

Tasburgh .... Par. 

Thanion .... Par. 

Stratton St Michael . Par. 

Ixmg Stratton St. Mary Par. 

Wacton ■ Par. 



4. FORXCKtr. 
Great Mo^lum. 
Aslacton . . 
FomceU St Peter 
Fomcett St Maiy 
Haptun ... 
Ashwellthorpe 
Fundenhall . 
Tacolnestone . 
Bunwell . . 
400! Garleton-Rode . 
Tibenham . . 



Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. , 

Pir. I 

Par. 

Par, 

1 



Pon- 

latLo. 



74 

88 
92 
27 
69 
72 



8tf8 
400 
130 
26S 
806 



36< 296 
272! 1,134 
76 



12 

78 
69 
63 
18 
46 
62 
62 

123 
19 
46 
17 
24 

162 

68 

96 

63 

28 

121 

224 

67 

117 

72 

88 



160 

116 

132 

119 

404 

103 

80 

101 

62 

66 

193 
SO 
46 

6 
147 

11 
828 

80 

43 
•102 
• 67 

76 



240 

203 

61 
38 
29 

49 
242 
103 

81 
• 64 
160 

68 



96 

72 

162 

63 

42 

86 

66 

97 

211$ 

199 

160 



866 

244 

318 

86 

206 

228 

219 

621 

79 

170 

81 

110 

701 

262 
402 
269 
111 
490 
974 
269 
490 
300 
364 



648 
626 
646 
464 
1.699 
492 
894 
426 
231 
246 

839 
146 
189 

31 
640 

41 
3,861 
406 
197 
463 
287 
343 



1.187 

886 

196 
171 
130 
197 
1,006 
428 
.869 
243 
646 
249 



893 
296 
670 
281 
212 
369 
863 
436 
898 
866 
707 



BBOIBTKATIOH DtVISIOHS : IT. EASTSSK. 







FariaheB, &0., in B'orfoU:. 










^-PW* 




r»M..«» 


Si 


£i: 


P^.l^ 




ss^ 


SK! 


aai. ouiLKBOes. 


MlTFORD-coiK. 


n 




WALSlNQHiM 


-BBt 






1. B*inu». 




bun ..... Pu.. 


. '! 


IBl 


OKklborjiB . . 


. Pu. 






OW Biicltnihuo . . 


5f 


r". : : : S; 






mn.Tr. . . 


. Pu. 








Pur 


St 




Wubun St. Mir7 


. Pur. 








Pu 


1 Kiting . . Pu. 






WubuD All Silnta 


. Pu. 






Wtafcrthlng . . , 
OwlfUigcr . . . ^ 


T*i 


■ 5 


40 


WelKncxttlHSei 
Holkbun . . . 


. Pu. 
. Pu. 


IJ 


''m* 


Hoyi™ 










(JoartaFi™ . . 


. Pu. 






KKffi : : 


Pu 
F« 

Pu 

Pu 


fSSSh^' : : pS: 

itninbuB '. '.■ Pu! 
UHum . . . Pu. 


l(i 
t( 


It 

311 


J35. DOCKING. 

1. BUBKBtU. 

WUerdn . . . . Pu. 
SuDtbCmka . . . P$r. 
North Cr«j» . . . Pu. 


31 


30 
W3 






.Uahm . . Pu. 






BambuD-Tborpa . 




8' 




RWdiM'orth ■ ' ■ 


Pu 
Pu 


iHin . . . . Pu. 
wnliMil AU SMiatt Pu. 


t 


IM 


Bomtuun-WutgUe 


. Pu. 


ai 


l.dll 


Vhi UhUiuI '. 


Pu 


HihuDfit.P«Ur Pu, 








. Pu. 






BrWghuB . . . . 
EullbTUiig . . . 
KamJnglull . . . 

BSrr : ; : 


Fh 
Pu 

Pu 


laluU . '. '. Pu! 
Nona ELMBxa. 


■" 


s 


Bnncuter '. . . 
T«e».«U . . . 


' Par! 
. Pu. 
. Pu. 


I 


S84 


Md . . , . Pu. 


«3 




Cboule^ - . . 


. Pu. 






P«I 


T". : : : £: 
fSi.- : : E-: 

w Pu. 

r : : : : K' 


«! 


m 




. Pu. 


It 


US 


132. WAtLAKD. ; 


« 


'soi 


GreMRlogltMd ', 


. Par. 


.L 


;;; 


HSlS: • 


s 


Ij Pu. 

2£ • • ■ K 


i 


z 


H«(!h™ . . . 
S'Hlgerortl . . . 


.' Pu! 

. Pu. 
. Par. 


" 


113 




r>i 


U^™" s. 








. Par. 










^. : : ::IZ: 








. Pu. 




Ml 




£? 


si 






. Pu. 






SoelBrton . . . 


p«i 








. Par. 






UiUng .... 
KoudhLo .... 


ftj 


*. WAUIHGUAU. 






3. Dociiro. 


. Pu. 






a. WHTTOM. 




■«. . . . - PU. 






Bl^liun-ToRa '. '. 






lIllDcton . . . 


Pu 


HHUnhuD . . Pu. 


N 




Blrchun-SsKlon . 


'. lir! 






Hodchua . . . 


p«l 


tfaUnbim. . , Pu. 




ib; 


Fring .... 


. Par. 








Vm 








II«Mi« . . . 










Fu 


luigbun . . . Pu. 


<l 


a&< 


BUnhof . . . 












■rfia . . . . Pu. 




) 


BuwMk : : : 


! Per! 






OuU» .... 


Pm 


sntt ..... Pu. 




H 












Pw 


|^<nicDoa«i(« P.t. 




III 


BNitboT^ : 


! Pu! 






Toning 1 : : 


Pu 


rfoni . . . . Pu. 






EKii.; : 








M*rtm .... 


ftl 


Jiocpe. . . . Pu. 






Qt.Pu! 








Paj 


nhua . . . . Pu. 




g,*e 










Wntton! '. '. '. 




Horps . . . . Fu. 








! Pu! 


lOi 




SSS.: ; : . 


P« 


p(«l . . . . Pu. 
[bg.ironofi . . Pu. 


1« 


*il 


Htv HvugtaUn '. 


. Pu. 




MO 




P» 


*.m .... Par. 






33«. FREEBBIDGI 


LYNN. 






233.M1TF0KD 




Iborpe . . . Pu. 

tByfcoitfi . . Pu. 


1 


Eti 










„!JSr: . . 


Pu 


* 


IB! 




. Pu. 
. Pu. 


a 


m 


SoDihBar^ . . . 


Pu 

Pu 




*1 


3H 


^^ :■.: 


. Pu. 


M 


SM 


Lt^^'. '. '. 


Pu 










. Par. 






Bbifiima . . . 


Vk 


ss-oTtog: : : pu: 


Bt 


aM 


SiX^"'?"; : 


. Pu. 
. Par. 


I 


US 


wuniHBb' : : . 


Pu 


I Snoring . . Pit. 


>l 


MS 


SrSn.: : : 


: K: 


«■ 


Ml 


1, HATTHnUL. 




[MoDlntbaHoto Pu. 




tu 


Ouoabam . . . 










hi 


Duibun . . . Pu, 




ig« 












Pu 


iBanbun . . Pu. 






^GUrPOT. 








R^^iuii : : . 


Pu 


DBudum . . Pu, 








. Pu. 




an 


Yuhun '.'.'.. 


Pu 

Pu 


m Pu. 

IWilUughun . Fu. 


li; 


M 


^^^^' ■ 


■ ^• 


'si 


IW 


HiUUthiU . . . 


Pu 


'WaUnghun . Pu. 








. Pu. 






UutlduU-Bi»th . 


Pu 


««.... Pu. 








. Pu. 




1,3W 




Pu 


linibun . . . Pu. 














HolertDg .... 


Pu 


■ford . . . . Pu. 








■ &'■ 








Pu 


^»™ : : te 




aia 


?M«^ ; ': 


. Pu. 
. Pu. 


K 


wa 


ISfer.: : : : 

BjU»rt .... 


Pu 

i 

Pu 


0iHO™ubtawlUilp„ 


M 


m 


Fan WIncfa . . 

UlddlMon . . . 
MoitbRuDdto . 

?5^inci: : 

MtntUn . . . 
*. CAmiRnn™ 


. Pu. 
. Pu. 

:S;: 

. Par. 
. Pu. 


1 


3«S 
17 


A. Ein Debebuc. 




Wui.. 






ouTtaBwii : : 


. Pu. 
. Pu. 


»■ 


IS 

31* 


Kutbcnbun '. '. '. 


SI 


S? ■ ■ ■ ■ pS" 


■la 


BIT 


BaUngKy . . . 


•. K: 






LlltleFnuliwi . . 


Pu 

P« 


!r '■.'::■. t: 


» 


3M 


HoRh Wom'ido' .' 
Sodlb Woollon . 


. Pu. 

;p^! 


1 


aw 



BKHBTEinOH DIVIBIt«B: IV. BASTXBir. 
FarlshaB., ftc, in l!rorfi)lk 



X)1. KINO'S LYSS. 
I. Kjeo's Lmr Nona. 
Bt. litrttia,pc.vf . Far 
3. Con's Lnm HmiLL 

I. EnHi'i Lthi Bodth. 



WlKBfnIi.lL 
HwUlen 



S:*/: i 



v.i»,{|S; 



D0WNH1.M— MM. 



laa. SWAFFHAIf . 
ITuburgI . .' 



N«wlau b^ CuUoKn 



Llltla Cnaliiclum 
Oreit Crenliiituai 
B«Ih Ptckevbun. 
HoDEbUa m (Ih HI 
Nonb PIckcDbui. 
BwaflbHD, ft- of . 
GporLa with rslgnT' 



HolnwHala 

Sihun-Tanqr 

Thmlon . 

IjingfOrd 



MO. THBTFQBD. 



Wot Totf. 



Snhm-LOwiiliua (Sv.ffdk'} . 



EutWmbui. 



V. SOUTH WESTERN DIVISION. 

Thib Begibtbation DivmoN comi^BeB the Rc^stntioD Gonaties of Wiltt, Denet, Dtvon, ConaixUl, and 
8t»nenet. It eztenda over an area of 4,982,203 lUtnte sores of land, water, and ibreghore { there beioe 
4^915,153 Bcree of land and 66,017 acres of water inolnded in the areaa of pamhes, 18S acres of tidal 
vratet, and 646 acres of foreshore. Its population in 1871 was 1,880,777 aa compared with 1,835,863 in 
1861 ; the actual increaae was therefore 44,914, while the natural increase arising from excess of registered 
births over deaths in the 10 jam 1861-70 was 218,904. In Cornwall, notnithsUnding an excess of 
46,830 births over deaths in ths 10 years, the population has decreased bj 6,492 ; this is mainly due Ui 
the emigration of miners. Included wilii the general popalatbn of parishes, &o., ia this DiTiuon are 
39,530 persons eDumerated in 800 workhouses, hospitals, prisons, lunatic asylums, tuid other public 
institnlioDS, 46 peiBOuB in boalA and barges, and 10,600 persons on board 882 sea-going vessels. 

Besides the lace-making about Honiton, the copper and tin mining of Devon and Cornwall, and the 
coal-mining in other parts, tbere is an important tnamthotuiing re^on round Bradford in Wilts, wlute 
the famous West of England broadcloth is made. 





HoBidMajj. 




Pmom. 


HUM. 


F<n>.l<.. 


V.-SOITTH WKSTKHN DIVISIOir 


3e6,S86 


1,880,777 


B9e,08S 


eS4,6e3 


17- WlltshlTS 


tS.106 


leglooa 


Willi 1 


114,133 




'w|l*l 


ai. Bomenetahlre 





BEGISTBATION DIVISIONS: Y. S0T7TH WESTERN. 



93 



Pariflhee, &a, in Wiltshire. 

The Superintendent Rboistbabs' Distbictb of this Division aro co-extensive with Poor Law 
Unions with the following exceptions : the Dorchester District compri8e8 the two Unions of Dorchester 
(popalation, 18,447) and Ceme (population, 7,597; ; the Scilly Islands, being still under 43 Eliz., are not 
included in any Union, nor have they a workhouse, but each island maintains its own poor ; Lundy 
Island in the Bideford District and Steep Holme Island in the Axbridge District are likewise not 
included in any Union ; the Districts of Exeter and Plymouth are Incorporations under Local Acts, 
and Stoke-Damerel District is a single parish under a Local Act. Six Districts in Wiltshire, three 
in Dorsetshire, eight in Devonshire, seven in Cornwall, and six in Somersetshire, exhibit a decrease of 
population ; the most notable instances being the Districts of Tavistock, St. Austell, Helston, and Kedmth, 
where the depression of mining industry has been so great as to compel the miners to seek employment in 
other parts of the country or abroad. 



Saperintendent Registrtr*8 


In- 
bRblted 
Hooaei, 


Popolatton, 1871. 


SoperlotcDdent Regtotrar's 


In. 
habited 
H oases. 


Popnktbn, 1871. 


District. 








Dbtrict. 


1 








1871. 


PeiBODS. 

1 


Males. 


Femalee. 




1871. 


Persons. , 


Males. 


Females. 


. 17. WILTSHIRE. 










DhlVONSHIRR— con<. 










241. HlOHWORTH . • . 


4.758 


25,679 


13.446 


12.233 


281. Okehampton • . 


3.817 


19.249 


9.721 


9.628 


242. CRICKT.ADB. . 


• • 


2.618 


12,128 


6,021 


6.107 


282. CrBDITOK . . , 




4,192 


19,406 


tf.635 


9,871 


243. MAUnCSBDRT . 


• • 


3.144 


14.711 


7,259 


7.452 


283. TmiRTOic . . , 




6,377 


29.726 , 


14,271 


16,466 


344. CHIPPKBaUC , 


• • 


4.625 


21.834 


10,641 


11,193 


284. South Moltoh . 




3.824 


18.975 > 


9,643 


9.332 


246. Calms . . . 


• ■ 


2.004 


8.923 


1 4,348 


4.675 


285. Barnstaple . . 




7.710 


37.406 


17,613 


19.893 


246. Mart.bosouoh 


• • 


1.880 


9,986 


5,202 


4.784 


286. TORBniOTOK . , 




3,326 


16.334 


7,793 


8,641 


247. Dbvizks . . 


• • 


4,550 


21.250 


10,316 


10.934 


287. Bideford. . . 




3,944 


19.606 


9.172 


10.334 


248. Mblkhhaic 


• • 


4.109 


18.417 


8,550 


9.867 


288. HOLSWORTHT. . 




1,871 


9,427 


4,779 


4,648 


i249. Bradford ox . 


4.V0V . 


2.418 


10.646 1 


4.999 


6.647 












250. Wbstburt. . 


1 • • 


2.724 


11.626 


5.674 


6.852 


20. CORNWALL. 










251. Warmikstbb . 


• • 


3.451 


15.260 


7,413 


7.847 










262. Pbwsbt 


k • * 


2.681 


11,917. 


6.006 


5.912 


289. StRATTOW .... 


1,606 


7.8U 


3.789 


4,055 


253. Amrsdurt . . 


• • 


1.765 


7,953 


4.017 


3,936 


290. Cakblford . 






1.738 


8.417 


4,225 


4.192 


264. Aldkrbitrt 


» • • 


6.198 


26,534 


12,173 


13,361 


291. Laumcestoh 






3,399 


17,142 


8,456 


8.686 


256. WiLTOH. . . 


\ • • 


2.365 


10.900 


6.463 


5,437 


292. St. Qbrmans . 






3.212 


17,999 


8,664 


9.336 


266. TUBORT . . 


» • • 


2,110 


9.898 


4,970 


4,928 


293. LiSKBARD. . 






6.669 


34,192 


16,371 


17.821 


267. Mkrb . . . 


» • • 


1.816 


8,105 


3.937 


4.168 


294. BODMIK . , 






3,980 


19.776 


9,417 


10.359 












295. St. Columb . 






3.536 


16,799 


7.914 


8,885 


18. DORSBTSHmE. 










296. Sr. Austell . 






6.436 


31,194 


14.959 


16.236 


258. SHAPTBSBirRT 

259. STDUMIMffrBB 

260. Blamdford 

261. WiMBORNB. 

262. POOLB . . 

263. Warbham . 






2.879 
2.379 
2.924 
3.718 
3.136 
3.622 


13.137 
10,861 
14.634 
17.323 
14.734 
17.226 


6.294 
6,244 
7,119 
8,579 
7.042 
8.501 


6.843 
6.617 
7.615 
8.744 
7.692 
8.725 


297. Truro . . 

298. Palmodtu 

299. Helstoh . , 

300. Redruth . , 

301. Pewzakcb. . 

302. SoilltIslaki 


« . 




9.059 

4.427 

6.009 

11.414 

11,171 

466 


41,722 
25,098 
28,420 
63.503 
64,160 
2,090 


19.104 
11,787 
13.174 
23.962 
26,074 
943 


22.618 
13.311 
15.2t6 
29.541 
29,086 
1,147 


264. WbTHODTH 






6.294 
4,907 


31,216 
26,044 


15,984 
12.905 


16,232 
13,139 




IE. 










265. DORCHBSTBB 


31. SOMERSETSHTT 




266. Shbrborkb. 

267. Bbaminstbr 

268. BridPOBT . 






2,844 
2.847 
3,500 


13.982 
13,111 
16,732 


6,663 
6,390 
7,863 


7,319 
6,721 
8,879 


303. Wilutok. . 

304. dulvbrtoh . 
306. Wellikotoh 




3,892 
1.181 
4.375 


19,807 

6.794 

20.777 


9.833 

2.993 

10.166 


9,974 

2,801 

10.612 


19 DEVOVSHIRE. 










306. TaUKTOX . . 




7.333 


85.522 


16,830 


18.692 


AW» mJSs T \J*^ IJaXJ MM B»> 










307. Bridowatbb. . 




7,292 


84.871 


17,153 


17.718 


269. AXMIVSTBB . . . 


4,120 


20.059 


9,638 


10,621 


308. Lanoport . 




3,793 


17.650 


8.604 


9,046 


270. HOKITOK .... 


4.698 


22,291 


10.572 


11,719 


309. Chard . . 




6,406 


26.437 


12.624 


13,813 


271. St. Thomaa . . . 


9.926 


49,308 


22,787 


26,521 


310. Yeovil . . 




6,939 


28,852 , 


13,424 


15.428 


272. Exeter .... 


6.869 


34,652 


15,423 


19,229 


311. WlKCAKTOX . 




4,554 


21.069 I 


10.043 


11.016 


273. Nbwton Abbot . . 


12.438 


68,203 


30,146 


33,057 


312. Fromb . . 




6,368 


24,271 ' 


11,511 


12,760 


274. TOTNES 


6.984 


35,557 


16.937 


18,620 


313. Sheptox-Mallk 




3,596 


16,003 


7.720 


8,233 


276. KlKGSBRrDOB . . . 


4,171 


19,706 


9.525 


10,181 


314. Wells. . . 




4.470 


22,308 


10.824 


11.484 


276. Pltmpton St. Mart . 


4.202 


22,190 


10.559 


11.631 


315. AXBRTDQB. . 




7,760 


39.221 


18.269 


20.962 


277. Pltmodth . . . . 


7.291 


68,833 


31.640 


37,193 


316. Cluttox . . 




5,191 


23.725 


11,917 


11.808 


278. J*Iaat SroHBHonsB. . 


1,340 


14,585 


6.844 


7.741 


317. Bath . . . 




11,882 


69.591 


29.297 


40.294 


279. Stokb-Damrrri. . . 


4,269 


49,449 


25.208 


24.241 


318. Kbtksham . 




4,806 


22.892 


11,059 


11.833 


280. Tavwtock. . . . 


6.793 


31.240 


15,605 


16,635 


319. Bedmixstbb . 




9,520 


63.872 


25.761 


28,111 



The following Table shows the number of Inhabited Houses and of Population in 1871, in the 
several Pabishbs, &c., constituting the various Registration Sub-districts and Districts, grouped topo- 
graphically under the Registration Counties which form this Division. Parishes which for Rej'istration 
purposes are returned under a County different from that in which Uiey are actually situate, nave the 
name of their County proper given in iialic type. 



Fiwiih or riaooL 



i Inhabw 
Booae*. 



17. Wiltshire. 

241. HIGHWORTH. 

1. Hiohwobth. 

Inglesham .... Par. 

Highworth. . . . Par. 

Castle Eaton . . . Par. 

Hannington . . . Par. 

StanUm-Fftswarrra . Par. 

Blonsdon St Andrew Par. 

Rodbome-CSieiiflgr . . Par. 

Stratton St. M arsaret Par. 



27 
848 
64 
72 
42 
18 
177 



Pojm- 
lawNi. 



128 

3.708 

316 

360 



Fiwiih or Plaetw 



ilnbab. Fmni- 
HooHa latiiaii. 



HIOHWORTH-Hxmt 
2. Swixsoor. 



184 Chibledon 



121 
877 



464 2.627 



BIsbopstooe 
LHtle-Uinton 
Wanborough 
Ltddiogton . 



Drajcoi-FoUatt 
WrongfatMi 
SwindOQ . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Fur. 
Par. 
Par. 



139 667 

63 294 

205 983 

91 423 

264 1,246 

7, 39 

428 2.087 

1,84911,720 



ParUborPlMa. 



Inbabc 



POM- 

ladon. 



242. CmCKLADE. 
1. WooriDK-BASsErr. 



GUffe-Pypard . . 
Lynehan . • . 
Tockenham . . 
Wootton-Basaett . 
Liddfard-Tregooae 
Liddiard-Mimoeot 

2. CklCKliAltt. 
Putoo . . . . 
Brajdon ... 



Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 

€!▼. Par. 
« Ham. 



206 


680 


247 


1,082 


33 


136 


497 


2,392 


158 


831 


170 


772 


484 


3,294 


• 


I »o 




1 



94 



BEaiBTBATIOH DIVISIONS: Y. SOUTH WE8TEBH. 



PariBhes, dec, in Wiltshire. 



Paiirfi or Plaoei 



CRICKLADE-eone. 

CrickUde, St. Sampaon Par. 
Cricklade, St. Mary . Par. 

Eiaey Par. 

Latton Par. 

Asbton-Keynes . Gv. Par. 
Leigh Chap. 

243. MALMESBURY. 

1. MaLMESBUET EAflTERN. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



Iflnty . . . 
Oaluey . . . 
Crudwell, pt. of 
Hankerton, pt. qf 
OharltoD, pt. qf 
Qarsdon . . 
Brinkworth 
DauntBey . . 
(jreat SomerTord 
Little Somerford 
Lea ... . 
Maltnesbary. St Paul. ) p.. 
pt.o/ r"' 

2. MALMEflBUBr WKSTBKX. 

Mahnesbury, St. Paul, | p 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



pt. o/j^ 
ibh 



■:} 



Abbey (Malmpsbury) 
Westport St Mary . 
Charlton, pt. qf . . 
Hankerton, pt.qf, • 
Crudwell, jst. o/' . . 
Brokenborough . . 
Easton Grey . . . 

Foxlcy Par. 

Bremilham . . . Par. 

Hullavington . . . Par. 

NortoQ-Coleparle . . Par. 

Sherstoii Parva . . Par. 

Sherston Magna . . Par. 

Sopworth .... Par. 

Lnckington . . . Par. 

AldertoQ .... Par. 

244. CHIPPENHAM. 

1. Castlb Cokbk. 
Littleton-Drew . . Par. 
Orittleton .... Par. 
Letgh-de-la-Mere . . Par. 
Yatton-Keynell . . Par. 
Castle Combe . . . Par. 
Nettleton .... Par. 
We«t Kington . . . Par. 
NorOi Wraxhall . . Par. 

2. COBSHAX. 

Coleme Par. 

. . Par. 

. . Par. 

. . Par. 

Biddestone St Nicholas Par. 



Ditteridge 
Box . . 
Slaughterford 



Biddentone St Peter. . Par. 

Cor»haiii .... Par. 

3. Chippsxhav. 
Laycock .... Par. 
Pewsham .... Par. 
Chippenham . . . Par. 
Langley-Burrell . . Par. 
Hardenhulflh . . . Par. 

4. CHBiffrrAR Malfobd. 
Kington St Michael . Par. 
Stanton St. Quintin . Par. 
Draycot Cerne . . . Par. 
Sutton-Bonger . . . Par. 
Seagry Par. 

'Christian Malford . Par. 

Avon Par. 

Tytherton-Kelways . Par. 

246. CALNE. 

1. Calkb. 

Bremhili .... Pa^. 

dine Piit. 

Bowood . . . ' . ' I Ah 

Heddington . . . Par' 

GalBtone-Welllngton . Par' 

Blackland . . . ' . Par 

CherhlU .... Par 

Compton-Bassett . . Par- 

Hllltnarton . . -. Par.. 



Inhab. Poim- 
Hunafli. lAtion. 



310 
96 
36 
62 

237 
74 



187 
106 

89 

88 
120 

40 
308 
103 
114 

79 
102 

293 



190 

27 

3S1 

1 

1 

74 

72 

30 

14 

6 

167 

22 

34 

347 

47 

79 

33 



47 

74 

28 

124 

116 

122 

79 

106 

246 
22 

433 

30 

99 

6 

723 

301 

91 

1,038 

236 
26 



290 

1,151 

19 

86 

9 

13 

83 

79 

193 



1,414 
431 
306 
309 

1,004 
326 



783 
452 
432 
383 
661 
203 
1,436 
636 
641 
366 
494 

1,334 



916 

156 

1,774 

4 

8 

348 

444 

149 

69 

27 

734 

108 

163 

1,688 

197 

344 

172 



217 
367 
127 
677 
494 
567 
370 
483 

1,096 

95 

2,154 

132 

3dl 

27 

3,390 

1,388 

413 

5.202 

1,122 

138 



245 


1.098 


74 


291 


26 


187 


80 


376 


51 


226 


196 


886 


3 


20 


3 


21 



1,286 

6,256 

93 

360 

34 

69 

334 

357 

797 



Pariih cr Plaea 



CALNE-cont 



Highway . 
Yatebbury . 



Par. 
Par. 



246. MARLBOROUGH. 



1. Marlboboogh. 
Avebnry .... 
Wlnterboume - Monk- 

ton . . . 
Berwick-Baasett 
Winterboome-Baosett 
Broad Hinton . . . 
Ogboume St Andrew 
Ogboume St. Qeorge . 
Mildenhall .... 
Marlborooc^, St Mary 
Marlborough . St Peter \ p., 

and St. Paul . . }*^"' 
Preshute . . 
North Savemake 
South Savemake 
FyfieJd . . . 
West Overton . 
1.ockeridge . . 
Overton Heath 
Clatford Park . 
£aat Kennct . 



Par. 

J^Pap. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Tg. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



247. DEVIZES. 

1. BiSBOP'S CAllinSGS. 

Alton-Barnes . . . Far. 
Stanton St Bernard . Par. 
Boechlng-Stoka . . Par. 

Mardeii Par. 

Chirton Par. 

Patney ..... Par. 
All Cannings . . Civ. Par. 
AUlngton . . . . Tg. 
'Etchilhampton . . Tg. 
Fullaway .... Par. 
Bishop's CanningB Ov. Par. 
Stert Tg. 



2. Lavikgtoit. 
Urchfont,j>t</ 
Market Lavington 
Eatsterton . . 
-West I^rington 
Little Cheverell 
Great Cheverell 
Earl Stoke . 

3. Bbomhav. 
Totteme 
llffarston 
"Worton . . 
Poulsbot . 
Rowde . . 
Bromham • 
Chittoe . . 



4. Dbvizbs. 
Southbroom 
Devized, St John 
Devizes, St. Mary 



. Ptf. 

Civ. Par. 

. Tg. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

Qv. Par. 

. Tg. 

. Piir. 

. Pttr. 

. Par. 

. Tg. 



.Chap. 
. Par. 
. Par. 



248. MELKSHAM. 



1. Mblkmbav. 
Melksham . . 
Seend . . . 
Littleton . . 
Semington . . 
Whaddon . . 

2. TROWBBmOB 

Hilperton . . 
Trowbridge . 



Civ. Par. 
. C3iap. 

. Chap. 
. Par. 

. Par. 
. Par. 



249. BRADFORD ON 
AVON. 

1. BaADFOBD South- 
Eabtbbh. 

Freshford {Somenet) Par. 

Brougbton-Oifford . Par. 

Great Chalfleld . . Par. 

LiUle Cbalfleld . . . Par. 

Wlnkfleld .... Par. 

Westwood . . . . Par. 

Bradford, pt(2f . . Par. 



* Inhab.l Popo- 
Uowtm. Utlan. 



24 

67 



Puldi or Flam 



161 



109 
238 



769 



62 244 



32 
66 
134 
106 
124 
104 
376 



138 
265 
645 
614 
648 
601 
2.004 



260, 1,656 



198 1,374 



18 
62 
36 

73 

71 

6 

4 
18 



89 

266 

196 

320 

330 

28 

20 

89 



34 
77 
45 
48 
93 
27 

123 

37 

53 

3 

247 
36 



169 
371 
178 
247 
357 
151 
670 
167 
205 
13 
1,062 
162 



307| 1,276 
256 1,093 
113 470 



348 
46 

121 
69 

276 
41 
79 
81 

271 



1,475 
203 
639 
343 

1,234 
170 
350 
355 

1,146 



285 1,219 



41 

467 
358 
668 



999 

237 

11 

67 
7 

208 
2.590 



131 

143 

6 

8 

73 

94 

1.093 



212 

2.785 
2,039 
2.700 



4.301 
1.017 

47 
410 

63 

917 
11,672 



688 

688 

31 

67 

334 

643 

4.780 



BRADFORD ON AVON— 
eont. 

2. Bbadford NOITH- 
Wkstkbii. 
Bradford. »t <{/* . , Par. 
MonktoQ-Farlelgfa . Par. 

250. WESTBURY. 

1. Bkadlbt. 

North Bradley . . . Tg. 
Sotithwick . . . . Tg. 
WestAshton . . . Tg. 

2. Edikotoh. 
Steeple Ashioa 
Great Hinton . 
Keevll . , . 
Bulklngtoo 
East CouUton . 
EdIngtoD . . 
BrsttoD. . . 



. Tg. 
. Tg. 
Civ. Par. 
. Tg. 
. Pkr. 
. Par. 
. Chap. 



3. WSSCBUST. 

Westbory . . . . Tp. 

251. WARMINSTER. 

1. Wabmihstbx. 
Upton-Scodamore • Psr. 

Oordey Par. 

Warminster . . . Par. 

Nortou-Bavant j>t of Par. 

2. LomobbidgbDbvbkill. 
Norton-Bavantj>^^ Par. 
BIshopetrow . . . Par. 
Longbridge-DeverfU . Par. 
HiUDeveriU . . . Par. 
Homingsbam . . . Par. 
Brixton-Deverill . . Par. 
Sutton- Veney . . . Par. 

3. HBTTBSBtTRT. 

Heyteitbury 
Tytherington 
Knook . . 
Upton-Lovell • . 
Boyton .... 
Sherrington . . 
OodTord St. Peter . 
Oodford St Maiy . 
Stockton . . . 
Chitteme St Maiy 
Chitteme All Salnit 
Imber • • . . 



ha 

:{ 



United > 
Pars. J 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 



262. PEWSETY. 

1. Kbthxravon. 
Netheravon . . . Par. 
FltUetoD .... Par. 

Enford Par. 

Uphaven .... Par. 

Rnshall Par. 

Charltm .... Par. 
Wllsford . . . av.Par. 

MaDnlngford-Bohun . Tg. 

North Newnt'>n . . Par. 

Manningrord-Bruce . Par. 

Manningford Abbots . Par. 

Woodborougfa. . . Par. 
Alton Priors . . . Cbap. 

Huish Pu. 

Wiloot Par. 

2. Pbwskt. 

Pewsey Par, 

Milton-Ulbome . . Par. 

Wootton-Rlvers . . Par. 

Esston Par. 

Burbage .... Par. 
CoUingboume-KingPton Par. 

CoUingbonme- Duels . Par. 

Everley Par. 



363. AMESBURY. 

1. Obchestov. 
Tilshead .... 
Orcheston St Mary 



Par. 

Par. 

Orcheeton St. Oeoi^ . Par. 



Inhah. Pboa- 
IToniwi H*^^ 



Shrewton 
Maddlngton 
Kollstone . 



Par. 
Par. , 

Par. 



802 3.399 
69 326 



220 886 

273 1,136 

69j 324 

174 783 

481 210 

94| 418 

46 210 

24] 133 

247 

174 



1,355 



1.033 
697 



6,699 



77 363 

283; 1,196 

l,265j 6,786 

37 

61 267 

62 243 
282 1,190 

28 126 

327 934 

61 227 

196 881 



Winterboume-Stoke . Par. 



218 
21 
41 
65 
86 
49 
71 
89 
66 
49 

106 
81 



122 
78 

189 

114 
39 
81 
67 
68 
96 
60 
22 
80 
44 
30 

131 

403 

146 

96 

93 

319 

190 

106 

68 



106 
42 
62 
172 
101 
10 
66 



993 
101 
176 
226 
356 
186 
326 
349 
264 
230 
480 
8U 



557 
394 
903 
489 
211 
217 
241 
266 
387 
240 
97 
363 
221 
128 
601 

1.930 
659 
432 
381 

1.544 
841 
486 
323 



467 
172 
236 
787 
399 
47 
293 



BBGISTRATION DIVISIONS: V. SOUTH WB8TEBK. 



95 



PariBhes, &o., in Wiltshire and Dorsetshire. 



PuWiorPlMO. 



InhitU 

HOOSM. 



AMESBURT-^mt 




2. AmSBURT. 

WoodfuFd . 
Domfoid . 
WllDford . 
Amesbary . 
Bulford. . 
Darrtngton. 
MiUton. . 
Figheldean. 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



3. WlKTBSBCnJBinB. 

West Cbolderton . . . Par. 

Newton-ToDey . . Par. 

AlUngton .... Par. 

Boiscombe .... Par. 

Idmision .... Par. 

VnnterboQme-QnnDer Par. 

WiDterboume-Dantaey Par. 

Wlnterboume-Karls . Par. 

254. ALDEEBURT. 



1. Aldsbbust. 
Wioterslow . 
Alderbory . . 
PiUon . . . 
Farley . . . 
Clarendon Parte 
West Qrim»tead 
EaNt Qrimstead 
Wbiteparidh 
Raridoms . 
Landford . 



. Par. 
Qv^Par. 
• . Chap. 

. Chap. 

. Lib. 

. Par. 

. Chap. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



2. DomrroK. 

No Man's Land . . Par. 

Downton .... Par. 

LangleyWood. . . Par. 

SUndlinch . . . ' . Par. 

Nunton Par. 

Oil8to€k .... Par. 

Homington. . . . Par. 

Coombe-Biflsett . . Pnr. 

Stratford SL Anthony Par. 

3. BBrrroRD. 

West Hnmham . • Par. 

Britford PBr. 

Laveistock . • . . Par. 

St Mardn, ptqf . . ' Pat. 

Old Saram .... Pbt. 
Stratford U'lder tLe)p^ 

Castle .... 5 

Fbberton- Anger . . Par. 

Cathedral Close . . Lib. 

4. Salisbury. 

St. Thomas . . . Par. 

St. Edmund . . . Par. 

St. Martin, J7^^ . . Par. 



265. WILTON. 

1. WlLTOB. 

Neiherhampton . . 
Fogglestone Sl Peter 

Wilton 

Sonth Newton . . 
Great Wisbford . . 
Stapleford .... 
Berwi(^ St. James . 
Steeple Lazu^ord . . 
Little Langford . . 

Wylye 

FlsbertoQ-de-Ia-Mere . 

2. BisROrsTOirx. 

DInton 

Baverstock .... 
Foirant .... 
Compton • Chamber- 

layne . . . 
Barford St. Martin 
Groveley Wood . 
Buroombe . . . 
Bishopstone . . 
Broad Chalk . . 
Flfield-Bavant . . 
Bower Chalk . . 
Ebbesbome>Wake 



} 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Pir. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



256. TISBURY. 

1. DOKHKAD. 

Alvetdiston . . • Par. 



113 
108 

31 
236 

84 
102 

26 
102 

34 
67 
20 
32 
118 
30 
40 
64 



197 

162 

78 

66 

37 

65 

28 

243 

8 

58 

S3 

827 
6 
14 
67 
31 
35 
82 
80 

65 
161 

85 

180 

3 

68 

613 
87 

422 
949 
630 



31 

208 

406 

126 

85 

62 

60 

128 

16 

126 

66 

106 

26 

134 

72 

126 
10 
79 

147 

173 
12 

103 
74 



523 
615 
162 
1,169 
343 
420 
133 
466 

161 
343 
93 
132 
535 
147 
164 
287 



924 
658 
367 
282 
193 
270 
129 
1,148 
47 
271 

131 
3,654 
22 
107 
323 
173 
144 
332 
148 

296 
873 
451 
873 
12 

295 

3,673 
536 



2,221 
4,360 
2,631 



168 
947 
L,87l 
768 
381 
241 
244 
589 
67 
512 
324 

496 
129 
598 

328 

632 
60 
315 
665 
811 
62 
464 
338 



58 281 



Farlih or Flaosi 



TlSBURY-con*. 

Berwidc St John . . Par. 
Tollard Royal . . Qv. Par. 
Donhead St Andrew . Par. 
Donbead St Mary . Par. 
Semley Par. 

2. Tisbdbt. 

Wardour . . . Cir. Par. 

East Tisbnry . . Civ. Par. 

West Tisbury . . Civ. Par. 

Anstey . . . . . ' Par. 

Swallowclilfe . . . Par. 
Sutton-Mandeville . Par. 

3. HiNDOH. 

Teffont-Evlas . ... Par. 

Teffont "ilUgOA . . Par. 

Chilmark .... Par. 

Bishop's Fonthill . . Par. 

Berwick St Leonard . Par. 

Chicklade .... Par. 

Hindon Par. 

Fonthill-Gifford . . Far. 

257. MERE. 

1. Mbbb. 

EastKnoyle . . . Par. 

WestKnoyle . . . Par. 

Upper Pertwood . . Par. 

Monckton*Deverill . Par. 

Klngston-lMverill. . Par. 

Mere . . . . ' . Par. 

SedghUl .... Par. 

Maiden-Bradley . . . . 
Yamfield (^SomerteC) Ham. 

Ki\m\ngton (iSomerttt) Par. 

Stonrton^j;^^^ ; 

Brook {Somenet) . . Ham. 
Silton (/Dorset) . . Per. 
Bourton (JDcrteC) . . Chap. 



18. Dorsetshire. 

258. SHAFTESBURY. 



1. Shaftbsbubt 
Motcombe. 
Holy IMnity . 
St Peter . . 
St James . . 
Canu or Shaston 

2. FOBTHRLL. 

Melbury Abbas 
Compton Abbas 
Ashmore . . 
Fontmell Magna 
Sutton-Waldrou 
Iweme Minster 
East Orchard . 
West Orchard . 
Margaret Marsh 

3. GlLUKOHAX. 

Gillingham. . 
East Stower . 
WostStower . 
Stower-ProYost 
Todbere . . 



' . P«r. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

Civ. Par. 

. Pair. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



259. STURMINSTER. 

1. Stalbbidgb. 
FlfcbeBd-Magdalen . Par. 
Mamhull .... Par. 
Stalbridge .... Par. 
Cauiidle^toiirton . . Par. 
Stock-Gayland .... Par. 
Lydlindi .... Par. 

2. SruBMimrncB. 
Sturmlnster-Newton . Par. 
HintonStMary . . Par. 
Manston .... Par. 
Hammoon .... Par. 
Cbllde-Okeford . . Par. 
ShlllingBtoue . . . Par. 
Hanford .... Par. 
Okeford-Fitzpalne ' . Par. 
FIfehead-Neville . . Par. 
Haselbory-Bryan . . Par. 



Inbatk 

HOUMI. 



99 

81 

169 

322 

162 

142 

195 

163 

62 

68 

58 

31 
65 

136 
42 
12 
20 

132 
93 



230 

46 

6 

35 

77 

697 
41 

122 
12 

139 
85 

* « 

63 

71 

191 



311 
208 
183 
200 
134 

89 
96 
63 

184 
61 

158 
60 
24 
16 

727 
113 

45 
187 

31 



Popu- 

UUlOD. 



444 

384 

802 

1,375 

728 

679 
862 
855 
299 
361 
269 

157 
288 
698 
173 
61 
122 
603 
457 



1,005 

202 

32 

149 

337 

3,161 
216 
571 
65 
601 
342 

259 
315 
860 



1.453 

974 

1,020 

1,060 

574 

861 

481 
274 
842 
217 
665 
244 
102 
70 

3,177 
437 
197 
837 
152 



Puiah or FlSfOe. 



STURMlNSTER-eon<. 



Stoke-Wake 
WooUand . 
Ibberton . 
Bellchalwell 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



260. BLANDFORD. 

1. Miltob-Abbaa. 
Tumworth .... Par. 
Wlnterbome-Stlckland Par. 
Winterbome^^lenstone Par. 
Wlnterbome-Hottghton Bar. 

Hilton Par. 

Milton Abbas . . . Par. 
Milbonie St Andrew Par. 
Milbome-Stileham . . Ham. 
Winterbomfr- Whiter > p^ 

dinrch . . • ■ . > 
Winterbome-Kingston Par. 
Wlnterbome-Anderson Par. 
Winterborne-Thomion . Par. 
Wiuterbome-Zelsione Par. 
Aimer . . . ... Par. 

Speiisbury . . ... Par. 

QutrltOQ-Marshall . Par. 

2. Blakdfobd. 
Tarrant-Crawford . Par. 
Tarrant-Keynston . Par. 
Langton Lcuig Blandfbrd Pttr. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pap. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Blandford Forum . 
Blandford St Maiy . 
Bryanstone . . 
Durweston . • 
Stonrpaine . . . 
Steepleton-Iweme 
iweme-Conrtnay . . 
Pimpemo . . . 
Tammt-Gunville 
Tarrant-Hinton . 
Tarrant-Laonceston 
Tarrant-Monckton 
Tarrant-Rawston . 
Tarraot-Rnshton . 

261. WJMBORNE. 

1. Cbanbobkx. 
Moore-CritcheU . . 
Long Critcbell . . 
Gusrage All Saints . 
Gossage St Michael . 

CheUle 

Famham .... 
Tollard-Famham . . 
Handley ...» 
West Woodyates . . 
East Woodyates . . 
Pentridge .... 
Cranbome .... 
Wlmbome St Giles . 
Edmond:iham . . . 
Woodlands . . . 
Horton 



40 206 
330 1,453 
421 2.096 
90 409 
11, 66 
82 369 



448 1,965 
78, 328 
32 



18, 
188 
122; 

1; 
155, 

22! 

193 



168 
89 

878 

534 
17 

701 
89 

852 



Vtl. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

PW. 
. Par. 
. Tg. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 

2. WiTCHAiirKnr. 

Chalbnry .... Per. 

Witchampton . . . Par. 

Hinton-Martell . . Par. 

Hlnton Farva . . . Par. 

Holt .... ^ Tg. 

Hampr€rton|J,^jy^^ 

West Parley . . . Par. 

3. WiMBOBXB. 

Wlmbome-Mlnster . . . 

Sbapwick .... Par. 

Sturminster-Maishall Par. 

Corfe-MuUen . . . Par. 

262. POOLE. 

1. Cantobd. 

Canford Magna . Civ. Par. 
Klnson Tg. 

2. Pools. 

Longfleet .... Tg. 
Parkstone .... Tg. 
Poole, St James . . . Par. 

3. Lttchbtt. 
Hamworthy . • . Par. 



lahab. 
Honm. 



28 
28 
49 
43 



27 
83 
20 
59 
155 
161 
64 
68 

102 

108 

15 

7 

40 

27 

141 

128 

14 
70 
39 

776 
82 
47 
74 

132 
8 

126 
91 
95 
64 
19 
65 
13 
34 



71 
26 
95 
64 
32 
26 
62 
267 
5 

» • 

63 

544 

101 

58 

93 

101 

47 

123 

85 

18 

842 

254 

51 

66 



Popo* 
koon. 



114 
128 
226 
173 



161 
452 
95 
289 
800 
942 
291 
310 

488 

608 
80 
33 
197 
136 
673 
582 

67 
330 
208 
4,052 
447 
232 
366 
584 

39 
651 
420 
395 
281 
105 
225 

56 
160 



334 
131 
425 
299 
165 
106 
253 
1,162 
88 

260 
2.562 
471 
297 
467 
464 

226 

652 

381 

83 

1,631 

1,118 

237 

317 



tl6 3,488 

86 400 

193; 847 

149 722 



228 1.098 
411| 1,924 

826, 1,701 



274 
1,432 

96 



1,318 
6,604 

474 



96 



BBGIBTBATION DIYIBIOHB: T. SOUTH WBBTEBH. 



Parishes, Suu, in Dorsetshire and Devonshire. 



Parish or PImm. 



Inha)^ Popa- 
HoaaM. IaUod. 



POOLE— oonf. 

LTtchett-Minster . . Par. 

Lytchett-Matraven . Par. 

263. WAREHAM. 

1. SWANAOK. 

Stadland .... Par. 

Swanage . . . • Par. 

Langton-MatraverB . Par. 

Worth-Matraven . . Par. 

2. OoBPB Castlb. 

Gorfe Castle . . . Par. 

Church Knowle . . Par. 

3. Wauhax. 

Steeple Par. 

Klmmeridge . . . Par. 

Tjnebam .... Par. 

Eat<t LtUworth . . Par. 

WeatLulworth . . Par. 

Coombe-Keynes . . Par. 

Wool Par. 

East Stoke .... Par. 

Kast Holme . . . Par. 

Wareham, Holy Trinity Par. 

Warebam, Lady St. ) p^ 

Mary ) 

Wareham, St. Martin Par. 

Ame Far. 

4. Bbbi Rbou. 

21 orden Par. 

Bloxworth .... Par. 

Bere Regis & Shitterton . . 

Turners-Paddle . . Par. 

AfT-Paddle. . . . Par. 

Moretoa .... Par. 

Winfrith-Newbargh . Par. 

QialdoD-Herring . . Par. 

2W. WEYMOUTH. 

1. Upwat. 
Owermoigne . . . Par. 
Poxwell .... Par. 
Osmlngton .... Par. 
Preston .... Par. 
DIncombe .... Par. 

Upway Par. 

Broadway .... Par. 

Buckland-Rlpers . . Par. 

Radipole .... Par. 

2. WKYKOnTH. 

West Chickereil . . Par. 

Fleet Par. 

Heloombe Reg^ . . Par. 

Weymouth , . . Par. 

Wyke Regis . . . Par. 



3. Isle OF FoBTLAKD. 
Portland .... Par. 

4. Abootsburt. 
Langton-Herring . . Par. 
Abbotsbury . . . Par. 
Portisham .... Par. 

265. DORCHESTER.* 

1. DOBCHBSTBB. 

Wfnterborne-Monkton Par. 
Winterbome^Herrlng-) „ 

stone . . . . } 
Dorchester AU Saints Par. 
I>}rchester St. Peter . Par. 
I Xorchester Holy Trinity Par. 
Fordington . . . Par. 
Stinsfurd .... Par. 
Winterbome-Came . Par. 
Whitcombe . . . Par. 

2. PUDDLETOWK, 

West StafTurd . 
West Knighton 
Broadmayne . 
Warmwell . . 
Watercombe . 
Woodaford . . 
Tincleton . . 
Tolpnddle . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



188 
182 



812 
803 



115 6U 

473 2,151 

197 924 

73 297 



340 1,806 
110 636 



68 
32 
•2 

76 
103 

27| 
123, 
130, 

'^ 
196 

306 

157 
27 



189 
54| 

283 
22 
94 
62 

226' 
65 



78 
14 
93 

178 
40 

160 

148 
27 

204 

190 

33 

1,242 

625 

440 

1.408 

61 
216 
147 



22 
9 

146 

188 

239 

5<9 

60 

23 

10 

46 
61 
110 
34 
10 
40 
37 
80 



318 
153 
269 
385 
618 
143 
602 
613 
66 
829 

1,601 

737 
123 

826 
270 
1.366 
128 
438 
341 
980 
332 



396 
78 
449 
747 
199 
694 
712 
135 
1,154 

812 

166 

7,633 

3,823 

2,365 

9,907 

232 

1,065 

744 



111 

71 

923 

1,307 

1,625 

3,277 

352 

158 

61 

230 
264 
477 
205 
59 
232 
175 
860 



ParWt or Plana. 



I Inhab. 

I He 



Popw- 
Ifttlon. 



DORCHESTER— «oiit 

Barlestone .... Par. 

Athelhampstone . . Par. 

Dewlish .... Par. 

Puddletown . . . Par. 

PnddlehinUm • . . Par. 

3. MAn>BV-NBWTOM. 

Charminster . . . Par. 

Bradford-Peverell . Par. 

Stratton .... Par. 

Frampton .... Par. 

Frume>VaadiarOh . Par. 

Maiden-Newton . . Par. 

Chiinrome .... Par. 

Toller-Poroomm . . Par. 

Toller-Fratmm . . Par. 

Wynford-EaglA . . Par. 

Compton Abbas . . Par. 

Coropton:VaUenoe . Far. 

Kingston-RosaeU . . Par. 

Longbredy .... Par. 

LiUlebredy . . . Par. 

Winterbome Abbas . Par. 

Wlnterbome-SteepletoD Par. 

Winterbome St Martin Par. 



4. Cbutx. 
Godmanstone . . 
Nether Ceme . . 
Sydling St. Nicholas 
Cattistock . . . 
Frome St. Qnlnton 
Melboiy-Bubb 
Batcombe . . . 
Hilfleld. . . . 
Mlnterae Magna . 
Oore Wood . . 
Up Ceme . • . 
Ceme Abbas . . 
Alton-Pancras . 
Pnddletrenthlde . 
ClieeUborae . . 
Meloombe-Horsey . 
Buckland-Newtoa 
Mappowder . . 
Pulham. ... 
WoottonQlanville 
Hermitage . . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Piir. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Far. 



266. SHERBORNE. 

1. Tbtmiksteb. 

Holwell Par. 

Canndle- Bishop . . Par. 
Caundle-Marsh . . Par. 
North Wootton . . Par. 

Folke Par. 

T»ngbarton • . . Par. 

Holnest Par. 

Tetminster. . . Civ. Par. 

Leigh Chap. 

Chetnole .... Chap. 
Stockwood.. . . . Par. 
Ryme Intrinslca . . Par. 
Beerhackett . . . Par. 
Thomford .... Far. 
Lilliogton .... Far. 
Leweston .... Par. 
Castleton .... Par. 

2. Shbrdobbb. 
Sherborne .... Far. 

3. BsADroBo Abbas. 

Haydon Par. 

Caundle-Parse. . . Par. 

Oborae Par. 

Over Compton. . . Par. 

Nether Compton . . Par. 

Bradford Abbas . . Par. 

Clifton- Maybank . . Par. 

GoaihiU (.Vomertet) . Par. 

Pointington (^Somerset) Par. 

Sandford - Orcaa (.S'o- > p,_ 

mertet) . . . .J*^' 
Rimpton (Somerset) . Par. 
Marston Magna (06-) p^ 

menei) . . . ,y ' 
Treat iScmertU) , .« Far. 



9 46 

17 94 

94 494 

363 1,249 

98 458 



173 1 

77 

80 

91 1 

39 
180 

24 
108 

10 

28, 

171 

26 

11 

64 

37 

46 

32 

92 



41 
17 
152 
127 
44 
26 
42 
33 
78 



,640 
405 
341 
474 
180 
856 
105 
486 

68 
156 

98 
146 

70 
260 
204 
209 
183 
468 



177 
89 
668 
688 
170 
141 
177 
136 
352 



17 

356 

46 

179 

89 

42 

236 

49 

68 

67 

34 



117 
88 
15 
15 
72 
84 
27 
159 
108 
63 
10 
42 
22 
99 
39 
4 
12 



109 
1,164 
250 
860 
408 
196 
1,138 
243 
296 
314 
128 



612 

383 

76 

72 

315 

372 

135 

790 

473 

256 

64 

240 

91 

444 

187 

34 

69 



1,147 6,129 



23 

32; 

28, 

84I 

125 i 

12; 

36' 
70 
66 
80 
121 



111 
176 
147 
127 
401 
678 
66 
67 
168 

319 

288 

383 

630 



ParWi or Plaea. 



267. BEAMIN6TB&. 

1. EVBBSHOT. 

Melbury-O^tmond . . Par. 

Melbary-Sampford . Par. 

Eversbot .... Par. 

Wrazall .... Far. 

Rampisham . . . Par. 

Eiast Chelborongh . . Fv. 

West Chelborough . Par. 

Halstock .... Par. 

CcrsofMnbe .... Par. 

2. MiSTBBTOK. 

Obeddington . • . Par. 

South Ferrott . . . Far. 

Moeterton .... Par. 

MistertOD {aowunef) . Par. 

Seaboroogh (Somer»ie() Far. 

3. Nbtrbrbcbt 
Broadwinsor . 
Burstock . . 

BeitiMombe . 

Pilsdon . . . 
Marshwood 

Netberbary • 

Stoke Abbot . 



4. BsAXivsm. 
Beamloster. . 
Mapperton. . 
Hook . . . 
North Foarton 
Poorstock . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Far. 
Par. 
Far. 

Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Far. 
Far. 



268. BRIDPORT. 

1. BOBTOB-BBAnnOCK. 

IxKlers Par. 

Askerswell. . . . Far. 

Chilcombe .... Par. 

Littou'Cheney. . . Par. 

Fnncknowle . . . Par. 

Swyre Par. 

Burton-Bradstock . . Far. 

Shlpton-Oeorge . . Par. 

Botbenbampton . . Par. 

Waldltch .... Far. 

2. Brtdpobt. 

Bridport .... Par. 
AUington .... Fv. 
Biudpole .... Far. 

3. W m iU H U BCH ■ Casobi- 

OOBDM. 

Symondsbary . • 
Cbideock . . . 
SUntoii St. Gabriel 
Whltchnrch-Canoul- 

coram . . . 
Wootton-Fitipaine 
Catherston Lews ton 



, Far. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Far. 

. Far. 



19. DoTonshire. 
269. AXMINSTER. 

1. Lymb. 

Charmontb (Z>t>rteO • Far. 

I .yme Regis (Dortet) . Par. 

Uplyme .... Far. 

2. Azminstbb. 
Combpyne .... Par. 
Kilmlngton . . . Par. 
Azminster. . . Qv.Par. 
Reerhall {Dor$et) . . Tg. 
Tboracombe ( Dorset) . Par. 
Hawkcfanrch iDorset) Par. 

3. C^BDBTOCK. 

Chardstock (/>or«eQ . Par. 

Membury .... Par. 

Stockland .... Far. 

Dalwood .... Far. 

4. COLTTOV. 

Shute Par. 

Colyton .... Par. 

Musbnry .... Far. 

Axmonth .... Far. 

Rooedown .... Par. 

Seaton Par. 



InhaK 



POVQ- 

kukn. 



77 

7 

103 

16 

86 

23 

16 

109 

161 

33 

82 

79 

131 1 

19 



S85 

6S 

494 

88 
393 
106 

73 
630 
765 

166 
336 
321 
656 
93 



895 1,499 

49 901 

10 60 

16 70 
96; 433 

429 1,809 

133 en 

671 2,585 

17 94 

46 ao3 

18, 88 
226 1,061 



340 1,115 



66 

7 

107 

97 

44 



229 
34 
663 
475 
360 



214 1,036 

76! 381 

120 672 

42 182 



967 4.643 
381 1,890 
305 1,549 



287 

184 
13 

298 

68 
7 



136 
656 
215 

30 
105 
635 
2 
261 
161 

278 
157 
224 
107 

140 
610 
113 
134 
3 
463 



1,338 

748 

88 

1,365 

252 
33 



644 

3,603 

961 

121 
668 

2,852 
9 

1,198 
666 

1.607 

733 

1,080 

482 

747 

8,479 

636 

702 

16 

8.165 



♦ The Dorchester District comprises the two Poor Law Unions of Dorcbetter (Sab-dlrtricU 1 to 3) and Oernt (Sub-district 4). 



BEGISTBATION DIVISIONS: V. SOUTH WESTERN, 



97 



Parishes, &c., in Devonshire. 



Ftttiih or Pluoflu 



2Y0. HONITON. 



1. Hoinroir. 
Bransoombe 
South Leigh 
North Leigh 
Farway . , 
WIdworthy 
Offwrll . . 
Cotleigh . 
Combe Kaldgfa 
Honiton 
Monkton . 
Upottery . 
Luppitt . . 
Dunkeswell 
Sheldon 
Broadhembary 
AwllKombe 
Backerell . 
Gittteham . 



. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

, Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

• Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

, Par. 

. Par. 



2. OrrsBr St. Mabt. 

PenJton Par. 

Payhembury . . . Par. 

Plymtree .... Par. 

Talaton .... Par. 

Ott^ry St. Mary . . Par. 

Vcnn-Oitery . , . Par. 

Harpford .... Par. 

Sidbury .... Par. 

Saloombe "Reg^ . . Par. 

Sidmoutb .... P&r. 

2Y1. Sr. THOMAS. 

1. East Budleioh. 

Otterton .... Par. 

Oolaton-Ralel^ . . Par. 

Blct«in Par. 

Dotton Par. 

East Badleigh . . . Par. 

2. EXMOUTH. 

Littl»>bam .... Par. 
Withycombe-Rawleigb Par. 
I^mpeton .... Par. 

3. WOODBUBT. 

Woodbury . . . 

Farringdon . . 

Aylesbeiure . . . 

Rockbeare . . • 

4. BboadClut. 
Whimple . . . 
Cliat St. Lawrence 
ClUt-Hrdon . . 
Broad aist . . 

6. Tofsham. 
Honiton-CUtft . . 
Sowton .... 
St. Mary Hist . . 
St. George Cllst . 
Tcpeham ... 

6. Mbavitbeb. 
Heavitree . . . 
St. Leonard . , 
Pinhoe .... 
Poltiroore . . . 
Muxham . . . 
Rcwe .... 
Nether Kxe . . 
Stoke-Ganon . . 

1. St. Thomas. 
Brampford-Speke . 
Upton-Pyne . . 
Whitestone . . 

St. TbOHMB . . 

8. ALPHnCGTON. 

Alphington . . 

Ide 

ShIUingford . . 
DuDchideork . . 
Holcombe-Bumell 
Tedbum St Mary 
Dansford . . . 
Kenn, pt.<^ . . 
KenU)n,pt. qf . . 

9. Chbibtow. 
Bridford . . . 
Chrbtow . . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par, 

Par. 
Par. 




InlMb. 


Ponn- 
Utfon. 


UooMt. 


201 


961 


64 


319 


53 


248 


13 


375 


32 


141 


85 


367 


41 


178 


54 


268 


6Y7 


3.464 


20 


103 


183 


868 


130 


649 


90 


428 


34 


174 


167 


787 


133 


581 


66 


338 


n 


376 


m 


333 


113 


508 


94 


432 


103 


489 


904 


4,110 


19 


88 


53 


258 


355 


1,594 


101 


504 


697 


3,360 


233 


1,103 


184 


81S 


32 


181 


2 


11 


615 


2,897 


Y59 


3,652 


611 


2,873 


247 


1,013 


424 


1,967 


59 


308 


231 


1,090 


106 


485 


148 


720 


33 


166 


71 


309 


461 


2,289 


73 


353 


83 


398 


36 


173 


63 


306 


663 


3,121 


725 


3,848 


295 


1,712 


120 


630 


64 


332 


27 


125 


55 


286 


16 


80 


85 


445 


87 


479 


97 


430 


113 


544 


934 


5,156 


251 


1,166 


157 


632 


13 


67 


31 


131 


44 


214 


136 


721 


153 


815 


2 


16 


3 


24 


104 


508 


177 


872 



Doddlioombslelgh 
Ashton . . . , 



10. Krktoh. 
Renn.j7t. qf 
Ezmlnster . 
Powderbam 
Kenton, p<. qf 
Mamhead . 
A»hcomb . 



272. EXBTER. 

1. St. Sidwkll, 

St. Sidwell. . . . 
St. Martfn .... 
Cathedral Close . . 
St. Mary Major . . 
Holy Trinity . . . 

2. St. David. 

St. David . . . . 
Castle Yard . . . 
St. Paul .... 
St Lawrence . . . 
St Stephen .... 
B^>drord Circus . . . 
Bradninch . . . . 
Allhallows Goldsmith 

Street 

St Paticras .... 
StPetiwk. . . . 
St Kerrian . . , 
St Qeorge the Martyr 
St Mary Arches . . 
St Olave .... 
St John . . . 
Allhallows on the 

Walls . . . 
St Mary Steps . 
St Edmund . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Par. 
I'ar 
Prec. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 



} 



} 



Par. 

Par. 

Par. 
Proc. 
Prec. 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 



273. NEWTON ABBOT. 

1. Tbigkvodth. 
Oawlish .... Par. 
Tegnmooth, East . Par. 
Teigninouth, West . Par. 
St. Nicholas . , , Par. 

2. CinrDLETOH. 

Biiihopsieignton . . Par. 

Ideford ..... Par. 

Chudleigh .... Par. 

'I^rusham .... Par. 

Hennodc .... Par. 

Bovey-Tracey . . , Par. 

3. MOBETON-HAVrSTBAD. 

Lustleigh .... Par. 

Moreton-Hamp«tead . Par. 

North Bovey « . , Par. 

Manaton .... Par. 

4. ASHBUBTON. 

Widdeoomb . . 

Buckland . . . 

Dsington . . . 

Bicklngton . . . 

Ashburton . . . 

Woodland . . . 
Broadtiempston 



. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 
. Chap. 

. Par. 

5. Nbwton Abbot. 
Inplepen . . . Civ. Par. 
Torbrlan .... Par. 
Denbuiy .... Par. 
WestOgwell ... Par. 
EastOgwell . . . Par. 
Abbot's Kerswell . . Par. 
Wolb- trough . . . Par. 
HIghwtek .... Par. 
Telgngraoe .... Par. 
Kingsteignton . . . Par. 
Haocorabe .... Par. 
Combeinteignhead. . Par. 

6. TOEQUAT. 

Stokeinteignhead , . Par. 

Coffloswell. . . . I-ar. 

KinRKkerdwell . . . I'ar. 

St Mary Church . . Par. 
Tormoham w. Torquay Par. 

Cockington .... Par. 



221 99S 

246 1,922 

52 235 

396 1,834 

38 192 

37 213 



2,16611.766 

34 228! 

91 472 

439 3.260 

613 3,759 

812 4.929 
1| 2 

218 1.157 
81 1 650 
52 366 
23 163 



10 

66 

58 
39 
69 
99 
96 
161 
78 

172 



105 

350 

355 
223 
417 
697 
62 1 
813 
455 

958 



235 1.397 
237 1.606 



831 
400 
832 
327 

238 
64 

459 
49 

177 

421 

64 
333 
104 

72 

176 
23 

229 
56 

581 
32 

138 

188 

40 

91 

6 

58 

99 

1,155 

351 

32 

355 

3 

108 

135 

40 

192 

877 

3,071 

33 



4,241 
2,443 

4.308 
1,243 

1,039 
292 

2.042 
219 
887 

2.133 

318 

1,551 

516 

403 

901 
108 

1.150 
263 

2,952 
160 
592 

846 

218 

348 

31 

298 

453 

6.082 

1,625 

147 

1,613 

7 

469 

681 
193 
960 
4,626 
21,657 
188 



2. BUIXHAV. 

Churston- Ferrers . . 

Brlxham . . . : 

3. Daethouth. 
KingAWf ar . . . . 
St. Petrox . . . . 
St. Saviour . . . . 
'I'ownsiall . . . . 
Dittit>ham . . . . 

4. I'OTKES. 

Ashprington . . . 

Totnes 

Berry-Pomeroy , . 

IJttle Hempston . . 

Dartington . . . . 

5. BUCKFASTLEIOR. 

Staverton . . . , 

Buck&^tleigh . . . 

Holne 

Dean-Prior. , . . 

6. Uqborouqh. 
South Bretit . . . 
UgburouRh . . . 
North Hulah . . . 
Diptford . . . . 

7. Habbbbtok. 
Battery . . . . 
Hari>erton . . . . 
Comworihy . , , 
HaU'ell . . . . 
Moreleigh . . . . 



Par. ; 136 
Par. 1,388 



90 
146 
364 
307 
160 

128 
616 
209 
53 
138 

186 

566 

70 

79 

277 

292 

83 

135 

89 
283 
99 
71 
24 



Par. I 

Par. 

I^r. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Tar 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Pur. 
Par. 
Par. 



275. KINGSBRIDGE. 

1. Blaokatown. 
Blackatown . . . Par. 
Stokefleming , . . Par. 
Slapton J'ar. 

2. Stokehham. 
Stokenham . . . Par. 
Sherford .... I'ar. 
CharietoD .... Par. 
South Pool .... Par. 
Chivelstone . , . Par. 
East PuTtlemouth . Par. 

3. West Alvikotox. 
Malborongh . . . Par. 
South Huish . . . Par. 
South Milton . . . Par. 
Hiurlestone . . . Par. 
Churchstow . . . Par. 
West Alvington . . Par. 

4. KiKoaBBiDax. 
Kingsbridge . . . Par. 
Dodbrooke .... Par. 
Bucldand .... Par. 
East AUington. . . ]>ar. 
Woodleigh .... Par. 
Loddlswell .... Par. 

6. MODBOBT. 

Aveton-Glfford . . Par. 

Bigbury Par. 

Ringmore .... Par. 

Kingbton .... Par. 

Modbury .... Par. 

276. PLYMPTON ST. MARY. 

1. Yealmpton. 
Holbeton .... Par. 
Kevebtoke .... Par. 
NfWton-Ferrers . . Par. 
Wembury .... Par. 
Plyrastock . . . Civ. Par. 
Chelson Meadow . Civ. Par. 
Brixton .... Par. 
Yealmpton. . . . Par. 
Ermingtun .... Par. 

2. Pltmpton. 

Harford Par. 

Comwood .... Par. 



2*0 
115 
153 
. 108 
559 

147 
228 
413 

27 
2U9 

H 



559 

3.590 

684 

731 
6.542 

416 

869 

2.329 

2,080 

698 

565 

3,468 

1,090 

231 

652 

876 

2.638 

328 

400 

1,449 

1,523 

4*6 

706 

459 

1.315 
471 
348 
115 



257 


1.241 


146 


735 


140 


640 


365 


1,628 


88 


419 


125 


540 


87 


421 


107 


473 


82 


387 


535 


2.492 


81 


354 


77 


360 


91 


381 


56 


431 


211 


996 


321 


1.557 


263 


1.246 


10 


52 


112 


637 


43 


232 


187 


804 


191 


839 


99 


465 


51 


237 


108 


489 


338 


1.751 



953 
464 
732 
531 
3,222 

698 
1,054 
2.010 

171 
l,OoO 



sEaiBTBATunr DmstOMB: t. south wbstkbh. 
Fftrishea, fto, in Deroiublr*. 



Nom Tiwuw. 



laoot-kcl'lT .' 



»t.M*rr 




1,000 Ctientcm Blihap . 



ClwritoD.FftipiillM 
I PudSngWn . . 



Hl(l>l«f St- M^T 



(.lifbuicn' . . . Pit. 
4. SOUTH MOLTON. 



303. I UK MulHIUlrUh . 

a It KoKAdi . . 

u ••! Knowrtou . 

3 Orohcombe , . 

4 KAckenfbn] . 



hXw'*^'*? : 



Nortb KolloD . 
■t BncklHid' 




EailSTEATION DHnSIONS : V. SOXTTH WESTERN. 



99 



Parishes, &o., in Devonshire and Cornwall. 



Pauiih or Plafltb 



BABNSTAPLE-«ofit 



Newton-Traoey 
Horwood . . 
Tawttock . . 
Bishop's TnwtOD 
Atberingtun . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



286. TORRINQTON. 

1. High Bickikotov. 
High BicklDgton . . Par. 
Yamscombe . . . Par. 
AlTenUsooit . . . Par. 
Kt. OUes in the Wood. Par. 
Buborough . - . . . Par. 

2. WlKKUnOH. 

AshretgneyorRingsaah Par. 

Winldeigh. . . . Par. 

Dowland .... Par. 

3. DOLTOH. 

Dotton Par. 

Beaford Par. 

Merton Par. 

Uulsh . . t • • Par. 

Petrockstow . . . Par. 

4. SHBBBBAft. 

Sheepwash .... Par. 

BucUaDd-FUleigh. . Par. 

Shtrbbear .... Par. 

Marland*Peters . . Par. 

Langtree .... Par.- 

6. OBKAT TOBBI|fOTOM. 

Frithebtock . . . Par. 

Torrington, Little . Par. 

TorringtOD, Great. . Par. 

Hootshaw .... Par. 

Weor-GUford ... Par. 

287. BIDEFORD. 

1. BiDBFOBD. 

Landcrofls .... Par. 

Btdeford .... Par.. 

2. NOKTHAV. 

Northam .... Par. 

Abbutsham . . . Par. 

Littleham .... Par. 

3. Parkhah. 

Honkleigh .... F^. 

Bnckland-Brewer . . Par. 

Alwington .... Par. 

Parkham .... Par. 

4. Habtlaxd. 
Woolfaidisworthy . Par. 
CHovelly .... Par. 
Hartland .... Par. 
Welcombe .... Par. 

Lmidy IsUnd . 

5. Bbadwobtht. 

West Patford . 
KastPutford . 
Bulkworthy . 
Newton St. Petrock 



Ho ua aa 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



288. H0L5W0RTHY. 

1. Miltok-Daiiskxl. 
Bradwortby • . . Par. 
Tbombiuy. . . . Par. 
Mlltoo-Dainerel . . Par. 
Abbot's Bickington . Par. 
SntcixiUw .... Par. 

2. HOLSWORTHT. 

Pancrasweek . . • Par. 

Sfwortby .... Par. 

oUworUiy . . . Par. 

Hollaoombe . . . Par. 

3. Black Tobbikotok. 
Gookbuiy .... Par. 
Bradfonl .... Par. 
Black Torrington . Par. i 
Halwell .... Par. ! 

4. Bboadwoodwisobb. 
Ashwater .... Par. 

6. Clawtok. 
I^fflncott .... Par. 
Tetcoit Far. 



80 

24 

247 

402 

110 



167 
81 
66 

188 
89 

165 

209 

86 

183 
126 
137 
22 
116 

95 
39 

192 
61 

173 

116 

118 

727 

39 

102 



ropo- 
Imdon. 



108 

118 

1,199 

1,904 

678 



766 
384 
324 
977 
470 

786 

1,402 

175 

881 
619 
632 
129 
670 

462 
224 
950 
316 
813 

694 
622 
3.629 
211 
499 



22 115 
1,366 6,969 



924 
62 
78 

124 
176 

76 
191 

148 

188 

894 

39 

10 

61 
31 
22 
44 



176 
73 

123; 

8 
83 



4,3^0 
421 
394 

604 
814 
363 
936 

749 
769 
1,871 
232 
144 

290 
167 
114 
264 



930 
359 
619 
60 
420 



66^ 362 
107i 630 
338 1,646 

19 92 



48 

86 

200 

47 

168 

12 
68 



226 
372 
997 
243 

849 

62 
276 



Paiiih or Plaea. 



H0L8W0BTHY— «m<. 

dawtrai .... Par. 
East Bridgerole . Civ. Par. 
West Bridgerole . Giv. Psr. 
North Tamerton ) p._ 
(CormoaU) . . .J*^*^* 

ao. ComwalL 
289. STRATrON. 

1. KiLKHAimOX. 

MoorwlDStow . . • Par. 
KiUduuDpton . . . Far. 

2. ^fRATTOV. 

PoughiU .... Par. 

Stratton .... Par. 

Lanncells .... Par. 

Marhameharch . . Par. 

3. Wkkk St. Mabt. 

Wbit^toIle .... Par. 

Week St. Mary . . Par. 

Jaoobstow .... Par. 

Pottndstock . . . Par. 

St Qennys .... Par. 

290. GAMELFORD. 



1. BoeOABTLB. 

Otterham . . 

Lesnewth . . 

SuJuliot . . 

Minster . . 

Forrabnry • . 

Trevalga . . 

Tintagel . . 

2. Gaxblfobd. 
Lanteglos . . 
Advent . . . 
Davidstow . . 
St. Gletber . . 
Michaelstow . 
St.Teath . . 
St. Breward . 



. Far. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

, Far. 

. Par. 

. Far. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Far. 

. Far. 

. Far. 

. Far. 

. Far. 



291. LAUNGESTON. 

1. Altkbhon. 

Altemon .... Far. 

Laneast «... Par. 

Trcwen ..... Par. 

Lewanniok . . . Far. 

2. NOBTH FkTHKBVIK. 



Treneglos . . . 
Warbetowe . . 
Tresmere . . . 
Egloskerry . . 
Trenxalne ... 
Nonh Petherwin 
^Dcvon) ... 

3. St. Stbfhek. 
Virginstow (I>eixm) . 
Bruadwoodwidger 

(^Dtvon^ . . . < 
St. Giles (Devon) . . 
Werrington (//eoon) . 
Nortbcott (^IMvon) . 
Boyton ..... 
St. Stephen's . . . 
St. Thomas,irf. qf . 



. Par. 

. Far. 

. Far. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



} 



Par. 
Far. 



Far. 

Par. 
Ham. 
Ham. 

Par. 

Par. 



4. Lawcbston. 

St. ThomaSipt of . Far. 

Lannoeston, St Haiy Par. 

Lawhittou .... Par. 

6. NOBTHILL. 

South Petherwin . • Far. 

Lexant ..... Far. 

NorthiU .... Far. 

StokecUmsland « • Par. 

292. ST. GERMANS. 

1. Aktont. 

Maker Par. 

Rame Par. 

St John's .... Far. 

Antony .... Far. 

2. St.Gbbmabs. 
Sbeviock .... Par. 
St Germans . . . Far. 



Inhab. 
Honaea. 


Popo- 
Utfcm. 


106 


620 


32 


189 


48 


228 


76 


469 


176 


847 


221 


1,078 


92 


421 


392 


1,839 


114 


694 


121 


691 


76 




409 


114 


670 


87 


446 


103 


615 


110 


634 


25 


156 


23 


129 


60 


220 


108 


479 


90 


360 


26 


158 


220 


1,001 


347 


1,718 


61 


246 


76 


410 


44 


240 


47 


240 


468 


2,245 


163 


815 


249 


1,200 


47 


231 


31 


150 


141 


672 


32 


168 


83 


425 


34 


165 


86 


431 


21 


101 


182 


999 


26 


130 


146 


790 


66 


366 


137 


707 


18 


87 


79 


379 


191 


929 


67 


303 


136 


662 


399 


2,220 


96 


473 


186 


891 


186 


869 


276 


1,392 


496 


2,422 

« lAQ 



166. 906 

38 202 
618 3,964 



115 
607 



669 
2.6781 



Paiiih or Place. 


InhaK 
HoQsm 


Popn- 
latton. 


ST. QERMANS-«on«. 






3. Saltash. 








Landrake . . . 


. Par. 


154 


669 


St. Emey . . . 


. Par. 


12 


90 


St Stephen's . . 


CUv. Par. 


295 


1.377 


SaltaiJi. . . . 


. Gbap. 


313 


2,293 


Botnsfieming . . 


. Par. 


44 


248 


Landulph . , . 


. Par. 


112 


513 


Pillaton . . . 


. Par. 


68' 


386 


Qnethiock . . . 


. Par. 


122 


661 


St Mellion . . 


. Far. 


65 


303 


293. USKEARD. 






1. GAU.maTOX. 








StDoniinick . . 


. Far. 


171 


850 


GaUingtun . . . 


. Far. 


449 


2,173 


Southlll . . . 


. Par. 


113 


638 


Unklnhome . . 


. Far. 


660 


2,918 


St. Ive .... 


. Far. 


669 


2,952 


2. LiSKBARD. 




Menheniot . . . 


. Far. 


434 


2,206 


St. Glecr . . . 


. Par. 


721 


3,835 


LLtkeard . . . 


Giv. Far. 


351 


1,799 


Liskeard . . . 


M. Bor. 


849 


4,700 


StNeot . . . 


. Par. 


317 


, 1.608 


St. Pinnock . . 


. Par. 


109 


677 


St. Keyne . . . 


. Par. 


30 


145 


3. LOOB. 








Felynt .... 


. Par. 


144 

210 

138 

55 


769 


Dnloe .... 


. Par. 


1,109 


Murval .... 


. Par. 


716 


St. Martin's . . 


av. Par. 


312 


KastLooe . . . 


. Gbap. 


250 


1,396 


TaUand. . . . 


Giv. Par. 


188 


830 


West Looe . . . 


. Town 


169 


798 


Looe Island . . 


... 


. . 


* • 


4. Lrrrik. 








Lansallos . . . 


. Par. 


147 


667 


Lanteglos . . . 


. Par. 


327 


; 1.324 


St Veep . . . 


. Par. 


128 


574 


lianreath . . . 


. Par. 


124 


633 


Boconnoc . . . 


. Par. 


59 


, 338 


Broaduak . . . 


. Par. 


57 


327 


294. BODMIN. 






1. IiAKLn-RBT. 








St Winnow . . 


. Far. 


246 


1,168 


Loetwithiel . . 


. Par. 


206 


922 


Lanliveiy . . . 


. Far. 


306 


1,493 


Luznlion . . . 


. Par. 


253 


1,248 


2. St. Mabtv. 








Gardinham . . . 


. Par. 


124 


632 


Warleggon . . . 


. Par. 


62 


301 


T^PfUftlA « A • a 


, Par. 


6 


34 


Blisland . . . 


. Par. 


126 


611 


StTudy . . . 


. Far. 


115 


679 


St. Mal^ . . . 


. Par. 


169 


766 


HeUand . . . 


. Par. 


44 


227 


3. BoDxnr. 








Bodmin .... 


Civ. Far. 


87 


469 


Bodmin .... 


M.Bor. 


787 


4,672 


Lanbydrock . . 


. Par. 


37 


194 


Lanivet . . . 


. Far. 


236, 


1,196 


Withiel. . . . 


. Far. 


88 


426 


4. Egloshatlb. 






St Kew . . . 


. Far. 


251 


1,178 


EndelUon . . . 


. Par. 


283 


1,162 


St Mlnver High- ) 
lands. . . 3 


GlT.Far. 


t 
119 


668 


St. Minver LowO 
lands ... 3 


av. Far. 


113 


421 


Egloehayle . . . 


. Par. 


322 


1,621 


296. ST. GOLUMB. 






1. Fadstow. 




i 




St Breock ... 


• Far. 


899 


1,924 


St Issey . . . 
Liitle Fetherick . 


. Far. 


148 


724 


. Far. 


42 


216 


Fadstow . . . 


. Far. 


626 


2,402 


St Menyn . . . 


. Far. 


114 


666 


St. Ervan . . . 


. Far. 


96 


449 


StEyal . . . 


. Par. 


69 


282 


2. St. Golumb. 








Mawgan in Pyder 


. Par. 


168 


766 


St Golumb MiO<v 


. Far. 


680 


2,752 


StWenn . . . 


. Far. 


118, 


686 



H2 



100 



REGISTRATION DIVISIONfi: V. BOUTH WESTERN. 



ParlBhes, fto, in Cornwall and Somenetshire. 



Tmxbhar 



ST, COLTJMB-C(m<. 

Colan Par. 

Si. Gulnmb Minor . Pftr. 

3. NitWLTlf. 

Crantock .... Par. 

Cubert Par. 

Ncwiyn .... Par. 

St. EInoder . . . ^ Par. 



296. ST. AUSTELL. 

1. FOWKT. 

Fowey .... 
St. Sunpson . . 
Tywardreath . . 
SkBlazey . . . 

3. St. Austkzx. 
Si. Austell . . . 
Rodie . . . 

St. Dennit . . . 



Par. 
Pur. 
Par. 
Par. 

PW. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



3. Mevaoibset. 
St. Ewe .... 
Mevagtesey . . 
(jorran .... 
St Michael Carhayes 

4. OUAMPOUKD. 

St. Stephen In Branny Par. 

St. Mewan .... Par. 

f^reed, pt.qf. . . Par. 

GrampouDd . . . Tp. 

2»Y. TRURO. 

1. Pbobos. 

VxohxM,pi.qf , . . Par. 

liodoclc Par. 

Merther .... Par. 

St. Michael P^kivel . Par. 

Lamorran . . . « Par.< 

Comelly .... Par. 

Ciiby Par. 

Tregony St. James . Par. 

3. St. JuCT. 

Veryan Par. 

Ruan-Lanihorne . . Par. 

Phfllelgb .... Par. 

(Serrana .... Par. 
St. Anthony (n Rowland Par. 

St. JostinRoseland . Par. 

3. St. Agxrs. 
Perranzabnloe . . . Par. 
St. Agnes .... Par. 

4. St. Clevkxt. 

St. Allen .... Par. 

St Erme .... Par. 

St. Clement . . . Par. 

Truro, St. Mary . . Par. 

6. Kurvntr. 

Kenwyn .... Par. 

Trega%'othan . . . Par. 

6. KSA. 

Kea ...... Par. 

StFeock .... Par. 



298. FALMOUTH. 

1. Mtlob. 
Perranarworthal . . Par. 
Mylor Par. 



2. Falmouth. 
Falmouth . . 
Falmouth . . 
Bndock . . . 



Civ. Par. 
M. Bor. 
. Par. 



3. Pekbth. 
St. Gluvias 
Peniyn 



Civ. Par. 
M. Bor. 



4. Cokstaktikb. 

Mabe Par. 

Mawnan .... Par. 

Constantino . . . Fai. 

299. HELSTON. 

1. Wexdbon. 
Sithney .... Par. 
Wendtou . . . Civ. Par. 



InlMb. 
Hoom. 



Ution. 



46 231 
510 2,314 



69 

84 

356 

233 



327 
59 

548 

088 



2,424 
369 
318 



247 

342 

212 

29 



367 
411 

1,688 
1,122 



1,394 

295 

2,370 

3,110 

11,793 
1,863 
1,064 

1.134 

2,073 

1,005 

146 



591 3.110 
229 1,078 
241 

4781 



49 
104 



279 
195 
59 
82 
13 
20 
31 
178 

337 
77 
66 

209 
22 

335 



1,296 
935 
300 
179 
96 
92 
142 
745 

1,358 
360 
287 
954 
115 

1,491 



752 3.661 
1,386 0,164 



150 774 

117 560 

735 3,575 

631 3,069 

2,156 9,747 

6 40 



770 3,366 
503 2,416 



319 1,493 
518, 2,391 



780 6,177 
665 5,294 
434 2,578 



251 1,106 
781 3,679 

1411 714 
117 673 
431 2,093 



737 3,561 
1,204 5,818 



ParMi or F1ao«k 



t 

Inlmb. 
iHoasM. 



HELSTON-cont 

2. Hrlstor. 

Helston . . . M. Bor. 
Gunwalloe .... Par. 

Cury Par. 

Mawgan in Meneage . Par. 

3. Sr. Kbybbkv. 

St. Martin in Meneage Par. 
Manaccan .... Par. 
St Anthony in Meneage Par. 
St Keveme . . . Par. 



Mallion 
Grade . . 
Riun Minor 
Ruan Major 
Landewednack 

4. Bbkaok. 
Breage . . . 
Germoe . . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 



6. CnowAjr. 
Crowan . . 



. Par. 



300. REDRUTH. 

1. GwnrNAP. 

St. Stlthian's . . . Par. 
Gwennap .... Par. 

2. RSMtUTH. 

Redruth .... Par. 

3. Illogan. 

lUogan Par. 

4. CAMROBZrS. 

Camborne .... Par. 

5. Phillacx. 

Gwinear .... Par. 
Gwithian .... Par. 
Phlllack .... Par. 

301. PENZANCE. 

1. Uwt-Lklakt. 

St Erth .... Par. 
Ludgvan .... Par. 
Uny-Lelant . . . Par. 

2. St. Ivks. 
Towednack . . . Par. 

St. Ives Par. 

Zennor Par. 

3. Marauon. 
Perranuthnoe . . . Par. 
St Hilary . . . Civ. Par. 
Mantzion .... Chap. 
St. Michael's Mount . Par. 

4. PEtZAirCB. 

St Paul . . 

Gnlval . . . 

Madron . . 

Penzance . . 



. Par. 

. Par. 

Civ. Par. 

. Tp. 

5. St. Just or Pkkwith. 

Morvab .... Par. 

Sancreed .... Par. 

St Just in Penwith . Par. 

0. St. Bdbtav. 

St Bnryan .... Pan 

St I^van .... Par. 

Sennen Par. 

802. SdLLT ISLANDS. 

1. ScitLT ISUOIDS. 

St. Martin's . . . Isl. 
St. Mary's .... Isl. 

Treeooe IsL 

Bryher ..... IsL 
Sampson .... IsL 
St Agoes .... Isl. 



21. Somersetshire. 
303. WJLLITON. 

1. MniEHEAD. 

Oare Par. 

Culbone .... Par. 

Porlock Par. 

Stoke-Pero. . , . Par. 

Luckham .... Par. 



770 
45 

106 
182 

95 

96 

47 

425 

138 

69 

68 

21 

106 

•SO 
208 



Pupn- 
Uuion. 



3,797 
222 
494 
853 

424 
436 
239 
1,841 
695 
318 
286 
109 
460 



4,450 
953 



742 3.404 



463{ 
1.971 

2.231 

2,013 

3,126 

439 

150 

1,021 



2.174 
8,397 

10,685 

9,747 

14.929 

2.026 

691 

4,854 



472 
614 
453 

174 

1,556 

148 

274 

310 

295 

31 

1,245 
320 
545 

2,137 



2,317 
2,960 
2.178 

849 

6,965 

807 

1,191 

1.530 

1,267 

127 

5.747 

1.668 

2,977 

10,425 



62 356 
237, 1,182 
l,772j 9,011 



772j 9, 
300 1, 



99| 
127 



487 
530 
030 



40 158 

280 1,383 

69 266 



24 



43 



9 
9 

177 
12 

107 



104 
179 



60 
33 

777 
63 

430 



Paiiih or Plaos. 



WlLUTON-omt 



Selworthy . 
Minebead . 

2. Duksteb. 
Dunster 
Garhampton 
Withyombe 
Tlmberscombe 
Wootton-Oourtney 
Cutrombe . . 
Lnxborougfa . 

3. WiLUTOW. 

Wlthlel-Florey 
Trrtwrough 
Nettlecombe . 
Old Cleeve . , 
8t Decuman's . 
Sampford-BreU 

4. SrOOURSBT. 

East Quantoxhead 
Kilve . 
KUton . 
LUstock 
Stognrsey 
Dodington 
Stringston 
Holford . 

5. Stoouhbsr. 
We^t Quantoxbead 
Bicknoller . 
Crowoombe 
Stogumber . 
Monksilver 
Elworthy . 
Clatwortfay . 
Brompton*BaIph 



Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



304. DULVERTON. 



1. DULVRBIOV. 

Morebttth (/>enm) 
Brushford . . . 
l>iilTerton . . . 
Skilgate . . . 
Hulsh • ChampOower 
Upton .... 
BromptonRq^ . 
Exton .... 
Winsfoiti . . . 
Exford .... 
WIthypoole . . 
Hawkridge. . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



305. WELLINGTON. 

1. WlVXLUCOMBB. 

Fitzhead .... Par. 

Wivellscombe. . . Par. 

Chipstable .... Par. 

Raddington . . . Far. 

2. MiLVKBTOM. 

Ashbriule . . . 
Stawley. . . . 
Bathealton . . . 
Kittisford . . . 
Thome St Margaret 
Langford-BudviUe 
Milverton . . 
Oake . . . 
Hillfarranoe . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



3. Wkllinoton 
Bradford . . 
We:<t Buckland 
Wellington . 
Nynehead . . 
Runnlngton . 
Sampford'Araiidell 

4. CuursTOCK. 
Holcombe-Rogus (Zte- 1 p^ 

ww) ..... 3 
Burlesoombe {Dmon), Par. 
Culn<8tock (Devon) . Par. 
Hemyock {Dexon) . Par. 
Clayhidon (Z^econ; , Par. 

306. TAUNTON. 

1. PiTMINSTKR. 

Church Stanton {Devon) Par. 
Ottcrford .... Pur. 



InhAh. 



90 
311 



40Y 
1,60» 



345 1.156 



146 
64 

81 

76 

140 

87 

40| 
31 
07 
334 
048 
47 

54 
57 
27 
14 
313 
15 
20 
37 



45 

73 
109 
276 
57 
33 
45 
90 



734 
337 
378 
393 
6*99 
63* 

216 
196 
844 
1.669 
3,344 
26Y 

969 



95 

59 

287 

51 

74 

68 

179 

79 

115 

102 

53 

19 



66 

621 

81 

18 

88 
35 
25 
25 
30 
99 

434 
30 

124 

109 

200 

1,342 

66 

20 

80 



146 

170 
221 
206 
141 



187 
103 



136 

74 

1.489 

65 

140 

14ft 



344 
373 
694 
1,330 
287 
185 
259 
426 



447 
326 
1,376 
236 
384 
346 
916 
396 
545 
406 
359 
95 



311 

3,173 

420 

104 

466 
178 
147 
138 
134 
435 
2,018 
127 
490 

479 

897 

0,280 

327 

94 

355 



743 

788 
957 
983 
738 



822 
457 



REOrSTRATION DIVISIONS: V. SOUTH WB8TBRN. 



101 



FarisheB, &o., in Somersetshire. 



Taxbh or Flmoe. 



TAU:nX)N— cont 



AngfTsleigh . . 
TruU .... 
Orcbard-Portman . 
Pitmlnster . . . 
Curfe .... 
Thurlbear . . . 
SUple-Fltzpaine . 
Bkkenball . . . 

2. North CusKT. 
Garland . . . 
Halch'Bcaucbamp 
West Hatch . . 
Tborae-Faloon. . 
North Ciirry . . 
Stoke St. Gregory . 
iMrstoa . . . 
Creech St. Hlrhael 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pkr. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pur. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



3. Tadntor, 9r. Mart 

Magdalex. 
Rnlshton .... Par. 
St<»ke St. Mary . . Par. 

Wilton Par. 

Taunton, Su Mary . Par. 

4. Taustos, St. Jaxes. 
Taunton, Su James . Par. 
Bishop's Hull . . . P&r. 
Norton-Fliswarren . Par. 
^aplegrove . . . Par. 
Cbeddon-FitzpainA . Par. 
WestMonkton . . Par. 
Kinfffton .... Par. 

5. Bishop's LroEAHD. 
Bishop's Lydeanl . . Par. 
HeathOeld .... Par. 

llabe Par. 

Ahh Priors .... Par. 

Oombe-Kkirey . . . Par. 

Tolland .... Par. 

Lydeard St. Lawrence Par. 

West Bagborough . Par. 

Cothelstone . . . Par. 

307. BRIDGWATER. 



1. SlOWBT. 

Asbolt . . . 
Over Stowey . 
Nether Stowey 
Fiddington . . 
Stockland-Brisfeul 
Otterbampton . 
Cannlngton 
Edatock and Boer 
Charlincb . . 
Spaxton . . 



. Par. 
. Par. 
. PW. 
. Par, 
. Par. 
. Par. 
av. Par. 
. Ham, 
. Par. 
. Par. 



2. North Pethkrxon. 
Enmore .... P«r» 
Goathurst .... Par. 
Broomtteld .... Par, 
Thurloxton . . . Par. 
St. Michael Church . Par. 
HoTth Peiberton. jrf. qf Par. 

3. MiDDLRZOT. 

North Petherton, pt. of Par. 

Lyng l*at. 

Othery Par. 

Middlesoy .... Par. 
Wet>ton«ZoylaDd . . Par. 
Bridgwater, pt. qf . Par. 

4. Bbtdowatkr. 
Bridg*ater,j>t. o/" 
Durleigh . . . 
Weuibdon . . . 
Chilton Trinity . 
Cbcdzoy . . . 



5. Hdjctsmll. 
Bawdrip . . • 
Puriton .... 
PawleU .... 
Huntipill . . . 
Shapwlck, pt qf . 
Woolavlngton . . 
Coskingion . . . 

6. PoLDKK Hnx. 
Moorlinch ... Civ. Par. 
Chilton upon Polden Chap. 
Stawcll Ham. 



Par. 
Par, 
Par. 
Par, 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



InhiOk 
HonsoM. 



10 
136 
13 
326 
80 
35 
46 
39 

47 

76 
103 

41 
399 
346 

49 
260 



101 

67 

189 

1,646 

1,214 
323 
130 
100 
73 
235 
183 

294 

25| 
92 
43 
70 
24 
130 
94 
26 



41 

120 

183 
66 
26 
60 

386 

4 

46 

216 

64 

68 

92 

41 

6 

827 

7 

84 

148 

146 

188 

1 

2,609 

31 

234 

22 

90 

98 

ISf 

134 

382 

1 

88 

67 

86 

109 

46 



PopQ- 



40 
861 

81 
1.692 
396 
166 
234 
172 

233 

366 

460 

182 

1,699 

l>,693 

211 

1,973 



462 

264 

1,197 

8,664 

6,804 
1,487 
686 
608 
306 
1,067 
843 

1,344 
111 
449 
212 
343 
116 
694 
461 
HI 



180 
682 
666 
241 
138 
214 
1,423 
17 
229 
986 

293 
276 
496 
196 
30 
3,948 

37 
384 
638 
681 
802 
9 

12,627 

166 

1.X07 

102 

384 

439 
723 
697 
1,740 
8 
419 
247 

326 
494 
173 



Pariih or Place. 



, InhaU I Poj 
Honiiw. 



Fomi- 
latlon. 



BKUX}WATER-«onl 
Sutton-Malktt 



iuiington . . 
CatcitU . . . 
Sbapwick. pt. qf 
Grelnton . . 
AbbooU. . . 



. Chap. 
. Chap. 
. Cniap. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 



308. LANGPORT. 

1. SOKBBTOV. 

Comptoo-Dunden 
Somerton . . 
Klngweaton . 
Barton SI. David 
KelntiHi-Mandeville 
Babcary . . 
Charlton- Adam 
Cbarlton>MackreU 
Kingsdon . . 

2. Lakoport. 
Long Sutton 
Pitney . . . 
High Ham . . 
Aller . . . 
Langpcrt-Eastover 
Huish-Episcopi 
Mucheluey 
Kingibory-Eplaoopi 



3. CURRT-RlTRIX. 

Drayton . . 
Curnr-Rivell . 
Swell . . . 
Fivebead . . 
Cuny-MalleU , 
Beer-Crocombe 
lie AbboU . . 
He Brewers . 
South Bradoo . 
Puckingtou 
Barrlngton. . 
EarnahlU . . 

309. CEARD. 

1. lUIIKflTER. 

Shepton-Beauchamp . 
Stocklinch-Magdalen . 
Siouklinch-Otter&ay . 
Seavingtun St. Michael 
Seavington SI. Mary . 
While Lackington . 
KiugsUMM . . 
DowUsh-Wake. 
We»t Dowlish . 
Cricket-MalherMe 
llminst* r . . 
Donyalt. . . 
Hum . . . 
AahUl . . . 
Roadway . . 



Par- 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Par, 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Tar. 

2. OoMBR St. Nicholas. 
Buckland St. Mary . Par. 
Oombe St. Nicholas . Par. 
Whltestaunton . . Par. 
Kuowle St. Giles . . Par. 
Yarcombe (^Deron) . Par. 
Wambrook {Donet) . Par. 

3. Chakd. 

Chard .... Civ. Par. 
Chard . . . .Mun.Bor. 
Cbaffcombe . . . Par. 
Cricket St. Thomas . Par. 
Winfcham .... Par. 

4. Crbwkkuxe. 
Wayf'jrd . . . 
Cndworth . . . 
ChiUington . . 
IMnnlngton . . . 
Hinton St. Georga. 
Lopen .... 
Merriott ... 
Crewkeme . . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



310. YEOVIL. 



1. COKBR. 

Haselbury-Plucknett Par. 
North Perrott , . . Par. 
HarUington-MandevlUe Par. 



31, 

no, 

160 
87 
36 

167 



161 

490 
30 
96 

121 
91 

116 
77 
94 

216 
66 
254 
109 
216 
166 
62 
342 

114 

401 
23 
88 

124 
27 
89 
77 
9 
48 

109 
1 



143 
22 
22 
60 
71 
63 
66 
80 
11 
4 

693 
99 

101 

104 
77 

145 

268 

49 

21 

161 

65 



167 

791 
148 



122 
459 
699 
416 
127 
839 



625 
2,302 
143 
379 
623 
407 
47U 
419 
431 

963 
373 

1,266 
633 

1,018 
688 
278 

1,707 

647 
1.76» 
126 
481 
610 
146 
381 
371 

40 
244 
617 

14 



696 

96 

83 

266 

325 

281 

246 

326 

63 

19 

3,605 

606 

460 

477 

403 

717 
1,216 
263 
118 
767 
291 



Paridi or Plaoec 



InhaK 

BOOSM. 



633 3.236 
487 2,400 

53 

20 
204 

43 

34 

61 

36 
166 

93 
802 
999 



280 

no 

991 

212 
162 
296 
143 
733 
369J 

1.462^ 
4,872 



766 
387 
676 



YEOVlL-CWil. 

Pendomer .... Par. 

Sutton-Bini^uun . . Par. 

CloBwortb .... Fir. 

Barwick .... Par. 

East Coker .... Par. 

WestCoker . . . Par. 

Odcombe .... Par. 

East Chinnock . . . Par. 

Middle Ghmnock . . Par. 

2. South Pkthrbton. 
WestChinnock . . Par. 
Chiselbarough . . . Par. 
Norton under Hamdod Par. 
South Petherton . . Par. 

3. Mabtook. 

Martock .... Par. 

'Ilntlnhull .... Par. 

Stoke under Hamdon Par. 

Montacnte .... Par. 

4. YxoviL. 
Thome-Coffin . . 
Lnfton .... 
Brimpton . . . 
Preston-Plucknett 
Yeovil .... 
Mudford . . . 



6. Ilchester. 
Chilthome-lJomer 
ilchester . . 
Sock'Deonls • 
Northover . . 
Yeovilton . . 
Limington . . 
Asblii^n . . 
ChUton-Cantelo 
Podimore-Mllton 
West Camel . 



. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



31L WINCANTON. 

1. Castlk Cart. 

Queen Osmei . . . Par. 

Sparkford .... Par. 

Weston-Bampfyide , Par. 

Sutton Montb . . . Par. 

Souyth Cadbury. . , Par. 

ComptAn-Pauncefbrt . Par. 

NortnCadbury . . Par. 

South Barrow . , . Par. 

North Barrow . . . Par. 

Lovington .... Par. 

WheathlU .... Par. 

Alford Fir. 

Ahnsford .... Par. 

Castle Cary. . . . Par. 

YarUngton . . . .' Par. 

2. MiLBOBSB Port. 
Charlton- Hor. thome . Par. 
Gorton-Uenliam . • Par. 
Milbome Port . . . Par. 

Stowell Par. 

Hontlngton, . . . Par. 

Abbas and Temple I p^. 

Combe ... J '^*^' 

Henstridge. . . . Par. 

3. WiKCAirrow. 
Kington Magna {Dortet) Par. 
Bnckbom • We»U>n / p.. 

itfonet) . . . j*^- 

Cuckllnglon . . . Par. 

Penselwood . . . Par. 

Charllon-Musgrove . Par. 

BraUou'Seymoor . . Par. 

Stoke'lYlster . . . Par. 

Wincanton. . . . Par. 

Holton Par. 

North Cberiton . . Par. 

Maperton .... Par. 

Blackford .... Par. 

4. Brutdh. 
SheptoU'Montaguii , Par. 
Pitcombe .... Par. 

Brulon P^. 

South Brewbam . . Par. 

Kastrtp Par. 

Four Towers . . . Par. 

North Brewham . . Par. 



16 

11 

37 

103 

254 

224 

162 

123 

41 

111 

93 

108 

629 

666 

89 

296 

214 

21 

4 

24 

69 



PODQ- 

ladon. 



91 
64 

150 
497 
1,224 
1,U64 
663 
670 
191 

497 

421 

496 

2,673 

3,091 
432 

1,391 
964 

97 

26 

129 

306 



1,766 9,368 
86 4U1 



62 
164 
6 
20 
00 
73 
12 
27 
26 
73 



146 
69 
26 
37 
67 
44 

229 
28 
26 
47 
7 
23 
69 



246 

743 

28 

90 

307 

3W 

07 

118 

136 

-294 



061 
261 
143 
164 
236 
223 
980 
117 
111 
233 
43 
126 
29M 



440 2,021 

46| 210 

117 627 

84 403 

406 2.033 

23 116 

177 870 



123 

286 



661 
1,273 



123 610 
192 669 



66 

100 

102 

20 

98 



273 
401 
4»4 

»7 
416 



486 2,377 

43 180 

66 316 

46 221 

34 148 



62 376 

87 389 

421, 1*90) 

109 406 

4; 70 

1, 8 

«9 319 



102 



BBGIBTBATION DIVISIONS: V, SOUTH WESTERN. 



Fariahefl, &a, in Someraetohire. 



FuMiorPhwr, 



Inhfttk piofNi. 
ktfon. 



312. FROMB. 

1. KmncBT. 
WItham PrUry . . 
Wonstrow . . , . 

t'lofoitl 

Nanney .... 
Elm, |Wf. ^ . . . 
Leigh upon Mendip . 
MelU ..... 
Whatley .... 
llAraton-Blgott» pt. qf 

X Fbovr. 
MantOD-Bigottk pL of 

Frome 

Rodden 



3. Road. 
Berkley . . , . 
Standerwick . . . 
BccUngton . . . 

Road 

Telltoford . . . . 
Farleigh-Hungerford . 
Norton St. Philip .. 
Woolverton . . , 
ChaUeyHill • . . 
Lavertoa .... 
LoUington .... 
Orchardleigh . . . 

4. KlLMKKSOOX. 

Elm, pt.qf ... 
Backland-Dinham 

Hardington . . . 

Hemington . . . 

Foncote . . . . 

Writhlington . . . 

KilmendoQ . . . 

Bobiiigton . . . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
I»ar. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Pu*. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



UreenOre 
Priddy . . 
Roduey-Stoke 
Westbury . 
Wookey 
St. Curhbert Out 
St. Cutbbert in 
St. Andrew. . 
North Wootton 

2. GLAarOWBUBT. 

West Pennard . 
West Bradley . 
Balton«borough 
But:eigh . . 
Walton . . . 
Street . . . 
tilnatonbury . 
Meare « . . 




313. SHEFrON MALLET. 

1. Stoki Lamk. 
Hulcombe .... Par. 
Stratton on the Fosse Par. 
Emborouf^ . . . Par. 

Binegar Par. 

Ashwick .... Par. 

Stoke Lane. . . . Piir. 

Downhead .... Par. 

East Cranmore- . . Par. 

West Cranmore . . Par. 

2. EVBRCRBECH. 

Upton-Noble . . . Par. 

Batcombe .... Par. 

miton-ClevedoD . . Par. 

Evercreech . . . Par. 

Lamyatt .... Par. 

DItcheat .... Par. 

Homblotton . , . Par. 

EastLydford . . . Par. 

West Lydford . . . Par. 

East Pennard . . . Par. 

3. Shrpton-Mallbt. 

Pylle Par. 

Pllton Par. 

DoulUng .... Par. 

Sbepion-Mallet . . Par. 

Croeoombe .... par. 

314. WELLa 
1. Wblls. 

Binder Pa% 

Chewton-Mendlp,i)t.^ Par. 



Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 
Ov. Par. 
Civ. Par. 

. Lib. 

. Par 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



120 64T 
96 39« 
44 193 

268 1,123 
16 68 

129 512 

237. 1,039 
80. 406 
63 306 



26 124 

2,6i2 11,495 
228 



49 

86 

12 

223 

161 

23 

35 

146 

37 

1 

29 

32 

10 

64 

116 

6 

101 

13 

74 
627 

33 



94 

83 
42 
70 
193 
167 
51 
16 
62 

50 

157 
41 

284 
64 

265 
19 
46 
69 

140 

43 

254 

136 

1,124 

146 



47 
181 

* • 

66 

83 

130 

243 

686 

652 

69 

66 

171 
35 
162 
206 
142 
417 
786 
338 



395 

62 

1,005 

619 

102 

146 

665 

167 

4 

143 

156 

38 

279 
483 

26 
604 

64 

401 

2,531 

164 



403 
346 
188 
314 
819 
733 
213 
69 
285 

185 
691 
194 

1,195 
265 

1.065 
110 
193 
290 
622 

213 
1,140 

697 
6,149 

625 



18 
837 

a • 

249 

360 

617 

1,139 

4.007 

3,300 

386 

289 

794 

176 

743 

954 

680 

2,167 

3,802 

1.631 



PauiihorPUos. 



Inbal*. pMNfr. 
Uaiaa. 



316. AXBRIOOB. 

I. Wbihiobi. 
Wedmore • . 
Mark . . . 
Chapel Allerton 
Weare . . . 
Bsdgworth . . 
Biddisham . . 

2. BVRKOMu! 

East Brent . . 

South Brent . 

Bumham . . 

Berrow . , . 

Brean . . . 
Lympsham 

Bleadon . . 



•Mare 



3. Bahitbll. 
UphUl . . . 
Hatton . . . 
Locking 
Weston-snper< 
Steep Holme 
Kewstoke . 
Wick St. Lawranoe 
Worle . . . 
Banwell . . 

4. AXBBIDGB. 

CbrlsUm . . 

Lofton . . . 
Compton Bishop 

Winacombe . 

Rowbcrrow . 

Shipham . . 

Axbridge . . 

Clieddar . . 

Nylaud . . . 



6. BLAGixnr. 

Charterhouse . 
Biagdon . 
BurrtngtoQ 

Churchill . . 

Piixton . . . 

Congresbury , 

Wringtiin . . 

Butoombe . . 



316. CLUTfOX. 

1. Habftbbb. 
Nempnett-Tbrubwell 
Uhley 

Compton-Martin . . 
West Harptree . » 
East Harptree . . . 

Litton 

North WIdcombe . , 
Hinton-Blewett . . 
Cameley .... 

2. ChbW MAGK4. 

Stowey 

Chew-Stoka . . . 
Chew Magna . . . 
Norton-Hawkfleld 
Norton-Malreward . 
6tantoQ-£^w . . . 

Publow 

St. Thos. in Pensfonl 

3. Cldttoh. 
Cbelwood . . 
Farmborongh . 
Timabury . . 
Paulton . . 
High Littleton 
Clntton . . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Pw. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Psr. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
id. 
Psr. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Psr. 
Par. 
Par. 
Psr. 
Par. 
Psr. 
Par. 
Par. 

A'llle 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Tg. 
Par. 
Par. 

Psr. 
Par. 
Par. 
VUle 
Par. 
Par. 
Psr. 
Par. 

Paf. 
Par. 
Pfcr. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



4. Mimombr-Nobion. 

FarrlmrUin-Gurnqr . Par. 

Stoiie-lvsston . . . Psr. 

Cbilcomptm . . . Par. 

Mideumer-Norton . Par. 

R*d»tock .... Par. 

Camerton .... Par. 

317. BATH. 

1. Twrbtos. 

Dunkerton .... Par. 

Combhay .... Par. 

Wellow i^. 

Cbarterbouse-Hintun . Par! 



776 3,434 

282 1.169 

68 269 



165 
71 
35 



720 
333 
162 



166 772 

207 863 

•S3 3,257 

113 510 

3ll 161 

118. 458 

128 615 

88 477 

76, 362 

29 140 

1,60610,668 

2 

142 645 

60 240 

184| 906 

374 1,748 



17 
31 
99 

254 

68 

117 

162 



68 
145 
655 
1,335 
228 
477 
830 
498 2,200 
6 38 



16 
229 
107 
178 

30 
264 
296 

45 



61 

69 

118 

115 

153 

70 

19 

65 

106 

31 

167 

406 

6 

22 
132 
129 

78 

38 
208 
330 



87 
076 
467 
786 
157 
1,243 
1,600 
226 



261 
338 
634 

471 
676 
286 
101 
301 
497 

161 

693 

1,838 

34 

98 

653 

670 

833 

186 

916 

1,462 



449 1,998 
173 740 
237 1,101 



116 
82 
160 
809 
493 
280 



238 

39 

248 

128 



638 

367 

667 

4.010 

2,651 

1.2681 



1,048 
172 

1,117 
666 



BATH— ooMt 

South Stoke ... Par. 

EngUtfhcombe . . . Par. 

TwertoD .... Pw. 

2. Bathwick. 
M<mckton-Oombe . . Fsr. 
CUverton .... Par. 
Bathampton . . . Psr. 
Bathwick .... Far. 

3. Abbbt. 

St James .... Psr. 

St. Peter snd Sl PsdI Pu-. 

St. Michael. . . . Par. 

4. Ltbooxrb. 
I^Tnoombe sod Wld-) p^ 

combe . . . . j *^'* 

5. Wamot. 
Wukoi^pariff . . Par. 

6. LAXtoowir. 
Waloot,jNwtq^ . . Par. 

7. BATHBASTOir. 

W$Xoot,paHqf . . Par. 

Bathford .... P*r.' 

BathesBton .... Par. 

StCktherins . . . Par. 

Swalnswiok. . . . Fir. 

lADgridgs .... Fsr. 

WooUey . ,- . . Par. 

Cbarlcombe . . . Par. 

Weston Psr. 



Inhak 



318. KEYNSHAM. 

1. BiTXOV. 

Kelston Par. 

Northstoke. . . . Far. 
Bitton iGtoueester) Civ. I'ar, 
Hanham rCr(oMC6i^) Chap, 

biston {Gloucester) . Par, 

2. Oldlakd. 
Mangutsfield (^Glouoet* > p^^ 

01dlsQd'((;i(NMeKe)-) .' Ham. 

8. Nbwtov. 

Saltford .... Par. 

Corston Psr. 

Newton St. Loe . , Psr. 

Priston par. 

Sumton Prior . . « Par. 

Marksbunr . . . Par. 

(k>mpton-Dando . . Par. 

Burnett .... Par. 

4. Kbtxshaic. 

Keya-Jiam .... Par. 

Qneeii Charlton . . Par. 

Whitchurch . . . Par. 

BiUlington . . . Par. 

319. BEDMINSTER. 

1. BEOMnrerEB. 

Bedminster . . . Far. 

2. LOKO ASBTON. 

LoiigAahton . . . Far. 

Dundry .... Par. 

Winford .... Par. 

Barrow-Oumey . , Par. 

BackweU .... Par. 

Flaz-Bourton . . . Par. 

WraiaU .... Par. 

3. Yattob. 
Tickenham . . . Par. 

Nallaea Par. 

Chelvey .... Par. 

Brockley .... Par. 

Yatton Par. 

KlngBttm-Sormour . Par. 

Kenn ..... P«r. 

ClevcdoQ .... Par. 

4. St. Obobob. 

Walton In Gordano . Par. 

West<ni in G(Hxiano . Par. 

Clapton .... Par. 

Portbhead .... Par. 

Poribury .... Par. 

Easton in Gordano . Par. 

Abbot'ii Leigh . . . Par. 



80 
112 
821 

291 
38 
76 

846 

661 
270 
426 



1,967 

8,096 

2,078 

3 

196 

345 

31 

131 

15 

13 

67 

689 



46 

32 

655 

386 

200 



988 
1,343 

81 
1131 
94 
69 
32 
60 
71 
19 



469 
26 
76 

267 



304 
111 
202 

65 
208 

43 
189 

86 

476 

9 

19 
383 

67 

54 
693 

65 

41 

39 

346 

154 

449 

63 



3.S34 

1,388 
1«S 
387 

6,2TI 

6,8t8 
2.1M 
2.679 



11. 

Il,ie7 
14,587 



984 

1,646 

160 

579 

8S 

•4 

677 

3,579 



224 

158 

2.67T 

1.338 

961 



4,633 

6,416 

375 
446 
417 
276 
126 
271 
340 
106 

2,246 
118 
417 

1,561 



5,466 32,488 



2,013 
550 
911 
361 
974 
221 
953 

390 

2,237 

63 

98 

l,83t 

35S 

246 

4,038 

345 

193 

238 
2,131 

766 
2,137 

355 



BEOIBTBATIOir DITiaiOIfS : TI. TrBST HmLUTO. 



VI. WEST MIDLAND DIVISION. 

This ItwiiBTBATiDit Ditision comprises the RegiHtnttionCmmtieaof OVou'^Mter, Herrford,Balop, Stafford, 
Worealer, and Waneiek. It extends over Kn area or 3,915,460 atituta acres of land and mtXei, there 
beiDfi 3,927,731 acres of land and 17,729 »£tvt of WHt«r included in the areas of jmrialiee. lU populatiun 
in 1871 WAS 2,720,669 as compared with 2,44:^,046 in 1861 ; the actual increase was therefore 272,623, 
while the natural increaae ansing from excess of birtbt over dtiiatlu, in the 10 years 1861-70 waa 
369,812. 

Included with the gennal population of PafiBhoa,&o.,iD this Division, are 83,074 persons ennmerated 
in 233 workbouBBs, prisons, hospilftis, and other public institutions ; 3,142 persona in boats and barges 
and 1,616 persona on board 346 Be>-(p>iD^ vessels. 

The Invisiun is distinguished for its coal-fields, ironat«no, and ironworhs, for the mannfaotuica 
fbnn'led in the Potteries through tlie genius of Wedgewood, and for the mnltirarious qietal iodusbj of 
Birmingbani, the great central town of England. 



BisliMtloa (IT (TnkiD QmUtM 


IlluMM 


f«p«m«D. im. 


PawiL 


H*b*. 


FhmIm. 


VI.-WSST MIDIiABD DIVI8IOH . 




a.7ao,«8e 


WaSpiia 


I,987.«S6 


24. BhroptfUra 

25. StwObnlMtUn 

S7. WarwlckatijM 


M.3ia 
M,SM 

es.fu 


i3o.*ra 


138, SS3 
M.IIO 


W.U3 
tS<,«M 

m.m 



The SnpSKiKTBNDEHT Rioibtiiars' Dibtbiots of this Division are co-extensive with Poor Law 
Unions, witb the following exceptions ; The UiveCard District comprises the two Unions of Hereford 
(population, 83,0m), and Dore (iiopulatioQ, 9,556) ; tho Wolverhampton Dislriot comfriBes the two 
Unions of Wolverhampton (poputaLion, 119,623), and Seisdon (population, 16,430); Bristol, Oswestry, 
and Coventry Diatrictn are Incorporation a under Local Acts, aiid Btrmingham District is a single 
Parish under a Local Act. The population of Bristol Distriot has decreased by 3,365, wlule that of 
Clifton has increased by 33,397 i Foleehill and Coventry Districts show a decrease; in Bimiintihan], 
Astcn, and Eioge Norton Districts, Che oombined increawi was 84,144 ; all the Dieiricts in Worcaiter> 
shire and Staffbrdahlrs, with the eicepUoa of Uttoxeter, have increased, notably Wolstanton, Stoke upon 
Trent, burton npon I'rent, Walsall, and West Bromwici). 



Eupnlntnide^ RcglMni^ 



330. BSUTOL. . 



3It. WannKT.OK JteTwpi 



23. HEBEFOHDeHlBii:. 



»a. KlKOTOH . 



tim 




M<f3 


IM.OM 




iii,«» 


17,320 


e'.ut. 


sIlTS 


13, BSE 




'S:SJ^ 








M,M7 




31,3IW 








10, M* 


».<7I 


»,1W 














u,jes 


t.m 


7.3WI 









it.tn 


MJJ 


«,»» 




















n.w 










IS. STAFTOSDSHIBK. 






»n>U DFOH TU] 

Lm . . . . 

LSlUPU - . 

M7, Unoxniis . . 



104 



BBGIBTKiLTION DIYBHONB: VI. WBST MIDLAND, 



Parishes, dEa» in Olouoestershire. 



Saperintendent Reglstntt't 
Diiitiict. 



8TAFF0RDSH1KE -amt 

368. BUKTON UI*OM TjUtXT 

369. Tamwortu . . 

370. LiCHFIRLD . . 

371. Pkkkrioqb . . 

372. w0lvkiu1ampt02( 

373. WALfiALL . . . 

374. Wkst Bromwich. 

375. OUDLBT . . . 

26. WORCliSrERSHIRE. 

376. SrOCRBRtDOK 

377. KiDDERlflNOTBB 
37(«. Tevburt . . 

379. Martlet . . 

380. WorcbstbR . 
3!il. Uptos o:f SsvBRV 

382. KVBSUAM . . 
3H3. PBRflRORB. . 

384. Droitwich . 



In- 
habited 
Houses, 
1871. 



10.661 

3,5»6 

6.591 

4,638 

26,658 

14,000 

20.318 

26,028 



14.546 
7.411 
1,631 
3,526 
6,796 
4,514 
3,316 
3,046 
4,812 



PopoUtloii, 1871. 



Persons. I Mslrs. Fenudes 






62,628 

16.809 

32,165 

23.705 

136.053 

71.834 

106,626 

134,125 



73,386 
31.948 
7,828 
16,308 
32,416 
23,376 
15,623 
14.142 
22.443 



26.945 
8.337 
16,095 
12,312 
63,607 
36,378 
53,265 
67,215 



36,551 

16,917 

4.017 

8,055 

15,317 

10,605 

7,701 

7.003 

10,913 



26,683 
8,472 
16,070 
11,393 
67.446 
35,456 
53,361 
66,910 



36,835 

18,031 

3,811 

8,253 

17,099 

12,771 

7,915 

7,139 

11,530 



Saperintendent Registrtr'B 
District. 



WORGKSTlsIBSHlRIi^-awt. 

385. Bromsobovb . . , 

386. Kmgs Nobtox . . 



27. WARWICKSHIRE. 

387. BlBMIXOHAX • . 

388. AsTOK .... 

389. Mbridbk . . . 

390. Atherstoxb . . 

391. Nuneaton . . 

392. foleshill . . 

393. covbxtbt . . 

394. RUGBT. . . . 

395. Solihull . . , 

396. Warwick. . . 

397. Stratford on Atcmi 

398. Alckstkr . . . 

399. Shipston on Stoub 

400. Soutuam . . . 



In- 
habited 
Houses, 
1871. 



6,150 
12,886 



46,022 
29,664 
2,497 
2,652 
2,936 
4,071 
9.056 
5.440 
3.265 
10,131 
4,886 
4,008 
4,424 
2,348 



Populstlon. 1871. 



PertoDs. , Males. Females. 



29,003 
66,603 



231,015 
146,818 
10,994 
11,875 
12,432 
17,250 
40,113 
25,048 
15,341 
48,840 
22,373 
18,172 
19,677 
10,524 



14,121 
30.778 



113,512 

72,218 

5,482 

5,866 

5,8M1 

8,301 

18,926 

12.514 

7,3a0 

21,987 

11,100 

9,045 

0,841 

5,357 



14,883 
36,02ft 



117,503 

74,600 

5,513 

6,009 

6,551 

8,949 

21,187 

12.534 

7,961 

26,853 

11,273 

9,127 

9,836 

5,167 



The rollowing Table shows the number of Inhabiteo Houses and of Population in 1871, in the 
several Parishes, &o., constituting;; the various Registration Sub-districts and Districts, grouped topo- 
graphically under the Kegistration Counties which form this Division. Parishes which for Registration 
purposes are returned under a County different from that ih which they are actually situate, have the 
name of their County Proper given in italic type. 



Paiiih or PUoa. 



22. Olouoestershire. 

320. BRISTOL. 

1. St. Mart Rbdouff. 
St. Mary RedcLiff . , Par. 
Temple .... Par. 
St. lliofflas . . . PRT. 

2. Castlb Pbecixcib. 

St. Nicholas . . . Par. 

StSteplMQ . . . Par. 

St. Leonard . . . Par. 

St W^rbargii . . . Par. 

AllSaiuta .... Par. 

St. Ewin .... Par. 

St. John the Baptist . P^. 

Christchurcb . . . Par. 

St. Mary-le-Port . . Par. 

St. Peter .... Par. 

Caatle Precincta . . Par. 

3. St. Paul. 

St PhlHp ft Jacob In-Par. 
St Paul . . . In-Par. 

4. St. Jaxbb. 

St James . . . In-Par. 

6. St. Auoustinb. 
St. Michael . . . Par. 
St Augustine . . . Par. 

321. CLlFrON. 



. Par. 

Out-Pars. 
, . Par. 

, . Par. 



1. CLnrTOif. 
Clifton .... 

2. AshlBt. 
88. Jaroeu k. Paul 
HorOeld . . 

3. St. Gbobob. 
Su George . . 

4. St. Phiup ahd Jacob. 
St Philip k Jacob Out-Par. 

5. Wbstbubt. 
Westbury upon Trym Par. 
Henbury, pt <^ . . Par. 
Compton Greenfield . Par. 

6. Staflbton. 

FlUon Par. 

Stapleton .... Par. 
Stoke Glfford . . . Par. 
Wint<frboume . Civ. Par. 
Frenchay .... Tg. 



Inhiib. ' Potra- 
HooaM. Uuion. 



1,054 
702 
129 



6,530 

4,450 

768 



178 1,566 

180 2,302 

26. 137 



5 

1»| 

14 

1421 



18 
04 

89 
932 



134 1,241 



28 



134 



193 1,168 



244 



1,413 



667 4,678 
1,901 12,612 



1,322 9,802 

69o' 4,918 
1,243 10,380 



3,366 26,364 



Parkh or Place. 



Iiiluib.| Fvpo' 
Hooaea.! l&tiun. 



322. CHIPPING SODBURY. 



1. Chippibo Soububt. 



Westerleigfa . 
Pucklechiirch . 
Wapley . . 
Chipping Sgdbury 
Old Sodbury . 
Dodington . . 

2. Mabshfibld. 
Dbrbam. . . 
Abson . . . 
Doynton . . 
Cold AshtoQ . 
Marshfield . . 
West UtUeton 

3. Hawbesbubt 
TonnartOQ . . 
Acton Turville 
Great Badminton 
Little Sodbury 
Uorton . . . 
Hawkesbury . 
Alderley . . 

4. lBO!r-AcTOir. 
Wickwar . . 
Yate . . . 
Ii'rampton-Cotterell 
Lrou-Acton . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pur. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



2.104 
475 



13,841 
2,985 



3,23016,209 

7,082 42,287 

2,218 13,374 
404' 2,050 



8 



68 



60 



290 



933 6,960 
103 430 
35l| 1,576 
367. 1,658 



323. THORNBURY. 

1. Almoxdsbubt. 

Alve:fton .... Par. 

Almondsbury . . . Par. 

Olveston .... Par. 

Henbury, pt.qf, . Par. 

Elberton .... Par. 

Littleton upon Severn Par. 

2. THOBNBUBr. 

Thombury. . . . Boro. 

Kington .... Tg. 

Oldbury on Severn . Tg. 

Falfield Tg. 

Rangeworthy . . . Chap. 

Tytberington . . . Par. 

Cromhall .... Par. 

Rockbampton . . . Par. 

3. Bbbkblbt. 

HiU Par. 

Berkeley .... Bor. 

Hamfallow. , . . Tg. 

Hluton Tg. 



P«rlab or PUoe. 






314 1.460 

259, 1,258 

72 335 



249 

176 

24 



94 

379 

28 

100 
66 

109 
32 
96 

491 
24 

215 
242 

447 
290 



197 
413 
373 
113 
35 
45 

330 

248 

153 

195 

64 

92 

148 

43 



45 
195 
190 
108 



1,157 
804 
136 



96 466 

1791 838 
H9' 434 



THORNBURY-«m<. 



Breadstone 
Alkington 
Ham 
Stone . 
Tortworth 
Char field 



. Tg. 

. Jg. 

. Tg. 
. Cbap. 

. Par, 

. Par. 



473 

1,780 

116 

418 
314 
476 
156 
431 
2,145 
100 

902 
1,194 
2,075 
1,189 



857 
2,037 
1,746 
516 
163 
230 

1.630 
1.129 
724 
937 
250 
623 
669 
219 



218 

1,161 

928 

662 



32i. DURSLET. 

1. WOTTOM DXDBB EdQB. 

Kingswood .... Par. 

North NIbley ... Par. 

Wotton under Edge . Par. 

2. Ulby. 

Owlpen Par. 

Mympbsfield . . . Par. 

Ouftify Par. 

Uley Par. 

3. DUBSLBY. 

Dursley Par. 

Stinchcombe . . . Par. 

Cam Par. 

Sllmbridge .... Par. 

826. WESTBURY ON SE- 
VERN. 

1. Nkwnham. 

Awre Pat. 

Newnbam .... Par. 

East Dean .... Tp. 

Hinders Lane . . . Par. 

Liitle Dean . . . Par. 

Ftaxley Par. 

Abingball .... Par. 

Mitchel-Deau . . . Par. 

2. Hdvtlbt. 

Blaisdon .... Par. 

Westboiy on Severn . Par. 

Minstenvorth . . . Par. 
Churcham . . . Civ. Par. 

Bulky Par. 

Huntley .... Par. 

LuDgbope .... Par. 

326. NEWENT. 

1. NkWBKT. 

Aston Ingluun (Ferfe- ) p^ 

ford) 5 

Linton (ner^ord) . Par. 

OxenhaU .... Par. 

Newent Par. 



Itihah.1 Popo- 
Uuoaoa InUon. 



27 

205 

122' 

62 

41 

135 



233 
236 
922 



140 
921 
635 
266 
331 
634 



898 

944 

3.651 



20 105 
82 275 

179^ 780 
299 1,156 



617 

74 

389 

180 



2,413 
334 

1,667 
854 



285 

283 

2,264 

72 
193 
213 

50 
159 



124 



1.345 

1,483 

10.901 

369 

884 

1,090 

307 

742 



60 


241 


485 


2,495 


95 


459 


108 


636 


45 


199 


118 


616 


236 


1,088 



65t 



2121 924 

52i 245 

678; 3,168 



BlfiGISTRA^riOK DIYI8I0KS : YI. WtidT MIDLAKB. 



105 



Parishea, &o., in Qloaoesterflhire. 



PvWi or Plaoe. 



lauon. 



N£W£NT-«<m<. 



TajntoD . 
Tibberton . 
Uudfunl 
Hlglileadon 
Upleadon . 
PftunUey . 



2. RCDMABLET. 

Pymock .... Par. 

Keropiey .... Par. 

Preston Par. 

BronutbeiTov . . . Par. 

Corse Par. 

Hartpury .... Par. 
Ikdmarley-iyAbltatlp^^ 



. Par. 

. Par. 
Civ. Par. 
. Ham. 
. Par. 
. Par. 



.} 



i_ Worcester) . 
Staunton ( Worcester) Par. 

327. QLUUCliS^rEtt. 

1. KiNOSHOLM. 

Hlgbnam .... Ham. 

Linton Ham. 

Over Hiun. 

Laaslngton .... Par. 
Haisemore .... Par. 
Ajtbleworth . . . Par. 
Sandbont .... Par. 
Norton ..... Par. 
Down Hatberiey . . Par. 
Twigworth. . . . Ham. 
Longford St. Maiy . Ham. 
Wotton St. Mary . . Ham. 
Loagford St. CaUieriD« Ham. 
Cbnrcbdown . . Civ. Par. 
Hnodeoole. . . . Ham. 
Bamwood .... Par. 
Ville of Wotton . . Par. 
North Hamlet. . . Par. 

9. St. Nicholas. 
St.NicboLtw . . . Par. 
OolLege Predncta . . Par. 
Pool Meadow . . . Par. 
St. Mary-de>Lode .... 
Kingttbolm St Mary . Ham. 
Holy Trinity . . . Par. 
St. Catherine . . Civ. I'ar. 
KingBholro St Cath. . tlam. 

3. 9r. JOHV TUB BArtiirr. 
Sl Mary-de-<iraoe . Par. 
SLAkLite .... Par. 
SC Michael . . . Ov. Par. 
St John the Bapibt . Par. 
St. Mary-de*Crypt. . Par. 
St Owen ...» Par. 

4. South Hamlbt. 
Barton St Michael . Ham. 
Barton St Mary . . Ham. 

Tulfley Ham: 

Hemp6t*-ad .... Par. 
South Hamlet . . . Par. 
Liiiieworih. . . . Par. 

Matson Par. 

Upton St Leonards . Par. 
Prinknasb Park . . Par. 
Brockworth . . . Par. 
Whaddon . . . . P«r. 
(jiiedgeley . . . C^v. Par. 
Woulstrup .... Hani. 
Elmore Par. 



328. WHKATENUUnST. 

1. Haeksvikld. 
Louguey .... Par. 
Hardwicke .... Pur. 
Brookthorpe . . . Par. 
Horcscouibe . . . Pur. 
Hare»tteld .... Par. 

Stondisb Par. 

Muretun-Vulence . . Par. 

Wheaicnbuist . . . Par. 

2. Frauptox. 

Saul Par. 

Arlingbam. . . . 'Par. 

l«Yeibeme . . . •• Par. 

Framptun on Severn . Par. 

Eofttiug ou . . . . Par. 

h'rocester .... Par. 



138 
8S 
28 
21 
61 
46 

401 

65 

14 

64 

130 

182 

268 

126 



636 
3»8 
141 
103 
246 
206 

1,7Y8 
306 
82 
27« 
510 
830 

1,150 

457 



44 

8 

20 

13 

1U7 

128 

113 

102 

47 

42 

79 

226 

47 

149, 

97 

114 

110 

39 

405 

87 

13 

168 

231 

97 

261 

187 

40 
145 
249 
715 
153 
111 

564 

l,42i 

41 

91 

453 

91 

6 

266 

1 

100 

26 

79 

9* 

74 



103 

116 

36 

33 

136 

113 

83 

96 



151 

153 

44 

2ao 

376 
55 



247 

45 

93 

75 

484 

564 

602 

430 

194 

188 

401 

1,936 

256 

621 

429 

619 

512 

473 

2,514 

238 
51 

992 
1,117 

540 
1,616 

977 

231 
826 
1,431 
3,883 
981 
826 

3.005 

7,348 

196 

475 

2,802 

5»6 

62 

1,309 

14 

489 

127 

400 

C4 

3731 



450 
628 
165 
152 
640 
528 
376 
428 



614 
697 
211 
993 
1,685 
212 



PaiM) or Plaoa 



InhaU' Popo- 
Bovmm. laUuu. 



329. STROUD. 

1. SlOXBHOITSB. 

Leonard Stanley . . Par. 

Stonebouse. . . . Par. 

Haywards Field . . Par. 

Kandwick .... Par. 

2. Paikswick. 
Pttchonnbe. . • . Par. 
Painswick .... Par. 
Cranliam .... Par. 
Miserden .... Par. 

3. BiSLsr. 

Bialey . . . 

4. Stboitd. 
Stroud . . . 



. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



5. RODBOROCGH. 

Kinggtanley . . 
V« oodche»ter . . 
Rodburuugb . . 

6. MlKOHIKHAMPTOM. 

Minchinhampton . . Par. 

7. HObSLSY. 

Avening .... Par. 
Horsiey .... Par. 

330. TETBQRY. 

1. DlDMABVON. 

Klngscote .... Par. 

Mewington-Bagpath . Par. 

Ozleworth .... Par. 

Boxwell Par. 

Okibary Par. 

DIdmarton .... Par. 

2. Tetbubt. 
Weston-Birt . . . Par. 
Boverstone .... Par. 
Cherriugton . . . Par. 

Tftbury Par. 

Shipton-Moyne . . Par. 

Lung Newnton ( )FiU*) Par. 

AthLijiWiUi) . . Par. 

331. CIRENCESTER. 



1. Cots WOLD. 
Sapperton . . . . 
l<4|{eworth .... 
DuiitUbome Abboitd « 
Winsione . . . . 

Skle 

Brimpsfleld. . . . 
Elktftune . . . . 
Colesbome .... 
Rendooiiibe. . . . 
North Cemey . . . 
Badgiiigton . . « 
DoiitUbome Rouse . 
I>igUni(worth . . . 

2. ClRKKCBBTBB. 

Bannton .... 
Stratton . . . . 

Coates 

Rodmartun . . . 
Kembie ( Wilts) . . 
Poole Keynes riFi/ts). 
Somerford lieynes 

iWUU) . . . . 
SboriicuU)(Vraa). . 
South Certicy 
Siddiiigtuu . 
ClreiiceBter . 
lYeston . . 
H«rf.hill . 
Drifflekl . 



} 



3. Faibfobdw 
Banuley . . . 
Ampney Cruds . 
Ampney St Pf ter 
Ampney St Mary 
Poulton . . . 
Down Ampney . 
Maifl^ Hampton . 
Kempsford . . . 
Fairfurd . . . 
(jnenington . . 
Hatberop . . . 
Marstou Moliey ( WilU) Par. 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
iar. 
Par. 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pa>. 
P^. 

Pkr. 
Par. 
Pkr. 
Pkr. 
Par. 
.P.»r. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Piir. 
Par. 



900 

618 

2 

•333 

40 
912, 

88' 

^ loi! 

1,150 

2,084 

510 
197 

540 

1,035 

473 
634 



64 
50* 
21 
59 

95 
16 

45 
34 
52 
683 
88 
60 
19 



1231 
27 
66 
51 
11 
94 
59 
57 
51 

155 
38 
24 
86 

27 
144 

80 

88 

101 

38 

79 

7 

251 

117 

1,455 

44 

"I 
33 



61 

133 

49* 

23; 

102i 

79 

89! 

2221 

356 

105 

67 

45 



847 

2,787 

10 

1,089 

176 

4,019 

379 

452 

4,985 

9.957 

2.212 

974 

2,359 

4,361 

2.101 
2,650 



255 
223 
124 
255 
415 
77 

282 
164 
237 
3,349 
367 
277 
107 



671 
124 
312 
227 
55 
425 
302 
267 
237 
687 
178 
113 
351 

152 
602 
452 
392 
454 
165 

356 

29 

950 

520 

7.079 

209 

65 
121 

292 
654 

1h5 
99 
499 
381 
383 
950 
1,626 
438 
283 
179 



Paridi or Place. 



Inhab. 
Bohjm 



332. NORTHLKACH. 



1. BrocBr. 
Sotttbrop . . . 
Kast Leach-Martin 
East Leooh-TurriUe 
LUtle BarringtoD 
Windrush . . 
Sherborne . . 
Farmingion 
Northlcmch 
EasUngton . . 
Alddworth . . 
Ci>ln St Aldwins 
Bibury . . . 
Abllngton . . 
Arlington . . 

2. Chkdwobth. 
WinsoQ . . . 
Coin- Rogers . 
Coin St Denis . 
Chedwonh . . 
Compton Abdale 
Wiibbigton . 
Dowdeswell . 
Whittington . 
Sovenhampton 
Shipton-Sullars 
Sblpton-Obffe . 
Salperton . . 
Hasleton . . 
Yanworth . . 
Stowell . . . 
Hampnett . . 
'I'arkdean . . 
Aston-Blank . 



Par. 

Par. 

Par. 
. Par. 
« Par. 
. Par. 

• Par. 
Civ. Par. 

. Tg. 
. Par. 
t Par. 

• * u ' 

• t^ 
. Tg 

» Chapk 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 
. Par. 
Civ. Par. 
. Chap. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 



333. STOW ON THE WOLD. 

I. BOCBTOX OS TUB 

Watkb. 

Clapton Par. 

Great Barrington . . Par. 

Oreat RiiKtington . i. Pan 

Little Ris»ingt(in . v Pan 

Bourton on Uie Water Par. 

Noigruve .... Par. 

Nanntoo .... Par. 

Eyford Par. 

Upper SlanghtOT . . Par. 

Lower Slaughter . . Par. 

Wick Rittdngtun . . Par. 

looomb Ham. 

Church Iccumb . Civ. Par. 

Wvstcote .... Par. 

BledingtoQ .... Par. 

2. Stow ok thb Wold. 
DaylesfordCTForoater) Par. 
Eveuiode ( Worcester) Par. 
Oddingum .... Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 
Civ. Par. 

. Ham. 

. Ham. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. P*ir. 



AddleHtrup . 
Broadwell . . 
Stow on the Wuld 
Uonnington 
MaugentbuTT . 
Lower Swell . 
Upper SM'ell . 
Lougborough . 
Sfxinoota . . 
Condioote . . 



334. WINCHOOMB. 

1. Qurmro. 

Cui»de.iu ( Worcester) Chap. 

Temple Guiting . . Par. 
Didbrui>k . . .Civ. Par. 

Piiin«ck and Hyde . Tp. 

Guyting PowiT . . Par. 

Roel Par. 

Hawlii^ .... Par. 

Charlton Abbuts . . Par. 

Sudeley Manor . . Par. 

Winchcumb . . . Par. 

Hailstf Par 

Stanway .... Par. 

Stallion Par. 

Snowkhill .... Par. 

2. Clbkvb. 

BuckUnd .... Par. 

Wormlugton . . . Par. 

Dumbletuu . . ; . Par. 



77 
40 

111 
33 
63 

125 
62 

196 

n\ 

88 

101 ' 

68 

23 

87 

38 
22 
47 

218 
50 

177 
63 
44 

114 
23 
60 
34 
40 
26 
8 
33 
64 
73 



30 

110 

103 

54 

248 

34 

133 

13 

59 

50 

41 

1 

39 

52 

86 

20 
68 

140 
44 
90 

291 
36 

111 

102 
18 

laO 
12 
40 



36 

119 

41 

7 

150 

7 

42 

19 

15 



latiun. 



367 
165 
503 
162 
266 
564 
275 
901 
409 
395 
523 
360 
143 
373 

181 

90 

211 

962 

232 

768 

331 

183 

526 

118 

253 

,141 

208 

129 

46 

151 

337 

•311 



138 
460 
481 
243 
1,109 
165 
538 
55 
244 
202 
168 
9 
179 
236 
39rt 

94 
264 
552 
192 
404 
1,373 
128 
539 
456 

95 
616 

92 
191 



180 
539 
200 

39 
BM 

42 
206 

91 

79 



665 2,993 
20. 91 



76 

68 
59 

76 
16 
01 



335 
282 
260 

354 

86 
456 



106 



BBQISTItATION DIYI8I0N8: YL WB8T MIDLAin). 



FariBheSy &o^ in Olonoestenhire and HerefbrdBbire. 



PMrWiorPUoa. 



InhAtk 



} 



Civ. Par. 

. Pur. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
♦ Par. 
, P»r. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Ham. 

Par. 

Pwr. 



Ham. 



Par. 
Par. 

Par. 



23. Herefordshire. 

337. LEDBURY. 

1. Lkdbtbt. 
llathoii(H'oro8i(er) . Par. 

Cclwall Ptf. 

. Par. 
nar. 
Qv.Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Pat. 



Easlnor . . . 
Donningiun 

Ledbvry . . 

CmkUngton. . 

Buiburv . . 

Ciuitle Frome • 

Canon Frome • 

2. Yarkuilu 

JSggleton . . . . Tp. 

fiireitun Grandsome . Par. 

YarkfalU .... Par. , 

Tarrington. . . . Par. < 

A»bpeit(Ni .... Par. 

Mniulej .... Par. i 

Pixley Par. 

Putlcy Par. i 

Aylton Par. 

parkbold .... Tp. 



WINCHOOMB-AMit. 

TuddingUm . . . Par. 
Aldertoo .... Par. 
Great Washboame , Par. 
Beckford . . . , Par. 
Little Waahboume . Ham. 
Alstune .... Ham. 
Stanley Pontlarge • Pur. 
Preecott .... Par. 
Uialiopa Cleeve • . Tp. 
Gotberiogton . . . Ham. 
Woodmanoote . . , Ham. 
Soutbam .... Ham. 

335. CHELTENHAM. 

1. CHARLTOV KIKG0. 

UckingUNi .... Ham. 

Swindon . • . » Par, 

Prestbory .... Par. 

Cbarlton Kings . . Par. 

I^eckhampton . • , Par. 

Cubberley .... Par. 

Oiwley Par, 

Wbltoomb Magna . Par. 

Badgewortb . . . Par, 

Great Sburdlngtoa . Par. 

Upbatberley . . . Par. 

Siavertoa .... Par, 

2. CHKL-rmHAM. 

Chelteubam . . • Bar. 

336. TEWKESBUttY. 

1. DBBBBuasr. 
Elmatone HanW 

wicke 
Boddingtoo 
Leigh . . 
Hastield . 
Tlrley . . 
Forthamptoo 
l)eerfauTiit . 
Tredintrton. 
Htolte Orcbard 
Chaceley ( Woroater) . 
Pmdock ( Horopter) , 

a. OVBBBUBT. 

Wotdatun 

Oxentoo 

Kemertoo 

Overbmy 

Condertoo • 

Tedding ton 

Bredun 

Norton by Bredun 

3. Tkm^-kksbubt. 
Aabchurch . . . 
Walton Cardiff . 
Tewkesbury . . 
Twining . . . 




45 
109 

27 

lU 

5 

17 

11 

12 
176 

99 
110 

65 



41 

46 

289 

807 

617 

76 

66 

40 

367 

45 

14 

67 

T.825 



61 

92 
90 
67 

113 
98 

202 
34 
52 
66 
62 

20 
26 

124 
99 
41 
26 

268 
66 

167 

16 

1,218 

219 



POCMK 

iBtton. 



221 

474 

115 

545 

%i 

84 

54 

60 

704 

408 

507 

264 



172 

239 

1,373 

3,68U 

3,265 

343 

293 

181 

1,151 

197 

50 

399 

41,933 



277 

455 
386 
3(10 
517 
430 
91V 
165 
183 
293 
300 

89 
117 
534 
441 
211 
128 
1,084 
250 

747 

68 

6,409 

1,004 



2fl 
993 

16 
959 

34! 

231 

38, 

18 

29 
25 
100 
114 
99 
36 
18 
40 
20 
10 



1,161 

1,849 

410 

89 

4,422 

180 

1.005 

177 

108 



LEDBaRY-~«oiU. 

UttleMarde ... Par. 

Much Marde 

Woolbopt . . . 



135 
129 

472 
541 
49 
186 

96' 
192^ 
112' 

61< 



I 



P^. 



838. ROSS. 

1. SOLLBBSHOFS. 

SoUendiope . . • Par. 

BruckbamptOQ . • Par. 

Kings Gu4a • . • Par. 

Sellack Par. 

Foy Par. 

HowOaple. . . . Par. 

Yatton Tp. 

Upton BiKbop . . . Par. 

BrampCoD Abboite . Par. 

i^eteratow .... Par. 

BrUatow .... Par. 

2. ROM. 
Roas 
Weaton 



Lea i PPP*' 
( Lower 



(Foreign 
tBoro' 

Par, 

Civ. Par! 

Civ. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

Par. 



Hope Manaell . 
Walford . . 
Goodridi . . 

Mantnw . . . 

Lea Bailey (GUmeetUr) Tg, 

Ruardean (GUmee$ter) Par. 

8. Br. WBOVABDa. 

Uangarren. . . . Par. 

TretTre , . , . . Par. 

St. Weooarda ... Par. 

Hentlai¥l .... Par. 

Penooyd • • . . Par. 

Ltanwame. • . . Par. 

i4andlnabo. . . . Par. 

Harewood .... Par. 

Bolllngbam . . . Par. 

839, HEREFORD.* 



1. Dbwcuubch. 
Boulstone . . 
Utde Dewdmrdi 
Aoonbury . • 
Uitle Birch . 
Much Birch . 
Much Dewchorrh 
Ltewaali, . . 
Callow , , , 
Allenmore 
Clebonger . , 
Haywood • . 
UraftoQ . . 
Upper Bullingbam 
Lower BuUin^iam 
Pinedtff, . , 
Holmlitcy . 

2. FOWKBOPB. 

Fownhope . . 
MordiGoid . . 
Hampton BUiop 
Tnpalej . , 
llie Vlneyaid. 
Lugwaidine . 
Dormington . 
Barteatree . . 
Weaton- Beggard 
Stoke l!4iith . 
Weathide . , 
Wlthlngton 
Prtaton Wynne 
Ambvrley . . 

3. BUBGHILL. 

Sutton St. Nlcholaa 
Sutton St. Michael 
Moretoo on Lqgg 
Marden . . 
Welliogton 
l)inmore • 
BurghiU . 
TUIington . 
Credenhill . 
Kencheiitei. 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par, 
Par. 
Par. 

> 
Par, 

Par. 

Par. 

Par, 

Par. 
Par. 
Ov. Par, 

Par. 
Par. 
Ov. Par. 
Chap, 
Par. 
Civ. Par. 
Chap. 
Civ. Par. 
Chap. 
Tp. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 

J*- 
Par. 

Par. 



Inlwbw Po|m- 



27 
191 
1731 



30 
26 
tfl 
75 
5« 
24 
47 

150 
51 
67 

149 




174 
28 
18 
42 

386 

167 
31 
51 

250 



252 
31 
131 
140 
43 
84 
12 
21 
40 



13 

73 

35 

71 

123 

123 

8 

2i 

147 

100 

82 

15 

14 

67 

57 

681 

240 

151 
66 

172 
1 

159 
201 
14 
69 

69 

37 

179 

39 

6 

65 

28! 

12 
209| 
156 
4I 
102, 
103 

48 

34' 



159 
867 

769j 



139 
115 
827 
353 
826 
153 
213 
716 
241 
356 
678 



193 1,003 
736 3,686 
848 
112 
87 
203 
1,303 
780 
161 
253 
1,090 



1,166 
164 
694 
616 
211 
378 
57 
113 
172 



65 
348 
144 
391 
672 
616 

45 
116 
603 
605 
190 

81 

55 
831 
283 
804 

1.113 
608 
230 
915 

11 
790 
121 

98 
296 
315 
164 
784 
172 

37 

260 
131 

85 
951 
651 

10 
671 
465 
225 
103 



BKREFORD-amt 


1 




Skrettoa^ogwaa . 


. 


Par. 


54 


172 


Pipe com Ljde . 


• 


Par. 


49 


Ml 


Holmer . • . 


CiT. Par. 


896 


1,906 


Huntington • • 


. 


Tp. 


24 


118 


Breinton . . • 


• 


Par. 


90 


446 


EatonBlabop . . 


• 


Par. 


9e 


476 


4. Hbbbpobp Cirr. 




1 




All Sainta . . . 




Par. 


1,0»3 


5,318 


St. Peter . . . 




Par. 


531 


2,691 


Si. John Baptlsft . 




Par. 


288 


1,866 


St. Owen . . . 




Par. 


648 


8,268 


St. Martin, jMfi^ 




Par. 


297 


1,411 


St Nichoiaa . . 




Par. 


896 


1,662 


5. Madlbt. 






■ 




Thruxton . . . 




Par. 


18 


68 


KlngsCone . . . 




Par. 


108 


468 


Madley. • . . 




Par. 


205 


611 


Tiberton . . . 




Par. 


83 


167 


Pett-rchnrch . . 




Par. 


153 


666 


Tumastooe . • 




Par. 


U! 


61 


Vowdmrch . . 




Par. 


75 


842 


St. Margaret . , 




Par. 


74 


836 


6. KSBTOHDBOi. 










Treville . . . 




Par. 


82 


170 


Abbey Dore • . 




Par. 


90 


533 


St. Deverenx . . 




Par. 


50 


241 


Wormbridge • , 




Par. 


19. 


110 


Killpcck . . . 




Par, 


ftl, 


246 


Oroop . • . . 




Par. 


147 


63T 


Kaitchordi . • 




Par. 


67 


881 


ICenderehnrcb . « 




Par. 


14 


76 


Ewyaa-Harold 




Par. 


119. 


646 



iiTOMootH (MBnwumtk) Par. 
Uangua (Moimoutk)' (^. 

7. Clodock. 
Rowlstone . 
Llancillo • 



Walteratooe 
Longtown , 
Llanveynoe 
CraaswaU . 
Newton. . 
Dohu . . 
BacUm . . 
Michaddiurch' 



. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Tp. 

. Tp. 

. I'p. 

. Tp. 

. Par. 

. Par, 

EaUi^y Par. 



840. WBOBLY. 

1. Wboblt. 
Blakemere . 
PreatoQ 
Moocaa . . 
Monnington 
Brobuiy . 
Staimton . 
Lettpn • 



Huivtler . 
Kianenlej. 

Almeliqr 
Weobly . 
Norton Canon 
Yaaor . . 
Manaell Oamage 
byford . . 
Bridge SolUra 
BU4iopaU»ie 
Brlnsup . . 
Manaell Imcj 

% Dt^WTV. 

Wormitley . 
Sameafleld . 
Dilwyn . . 
I'lardialaiid . 
Sirctlbrd . 
Birley . . 
KlDgtfPyon 
Canon Fjoa 



. Par. 

• Par. 
. Par. 
. Pfcr. 

• Par. 

• Par. 
. Tp. 
. Tp. 

• Par. 
. Par. 
. Par, 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par, 



Par. 

Vv, 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



341. BROMYARD. 

1. Bbomtabd. 

Pencombe .... Par. 

Grendon Blahop . . Par. 

Groidun Warreo . . Par. 

Bredenbory . .< . par. 

Wacton .... Par. 



135 

"1 

38 
14 
37 

W, 
54 

76 
49 
13 
28 
86 



48 
62 
42 
21 
16 
145 
30 

68 
139 
171 
71 
47 
29 
52 
II 
57 
36 
67 



748 
116 

149 
88 
144 
868 
358 
846 
248 
76 
122 
467 



186 



816 
168 

74 
687 
144 

9t 
856 
676 
932 
317 
236 
164 
270 

48 
831 
162 



18 87 

26 114 

235 1,099 

199 886 

9 41 

86 ISO 

103 471 

176 770 



74 364 

36 198 

4 88 

8 60 

27 137 



* The Dlatrict of Hereford oon^istB of the Poor Taw Uniona of Herefbn) and Core. The rarlsbea and placoa tncliitled in Sub-i 
CWtx'xU 1 to 4 lorm the Hereford Union, and tLoae included in Sub-district« 5 to 7 form the Dore Union. 



BEOIBTBATION SITmiONS: TI. WEST KIDLAND. 







re and Shropahire. 






r<ruii«?m 


s^'iK .-.*-«-. 


H^ 


^ 


ruUiocn». 


^te 


BROSITASD-Bnt. 


1 KlKGTOK-wnt. 




^ 


CLUN-oBit 


1 


»r : : : : S: 


MI 1.3M LluwJetfer CKaJitar) Pu. 






NtwnMl* . . .Pu.DlT. 




«•, 4)3 


NroRvhiorCAidiwr) Pir. 






Hopebendrld . . Pu. Div. 


11' 414 


UUbipwlck . . . Pu. 




. llDgJobbCBiuliter)'^^ '^■ 






ClM. Tp. 


108 l.lll 


UwUmJdMai '. ', Pu! 
StokaLwT . . . Fu. 


1 1 


Z 


r» 


1, Hiinora Cmtl*. 


.! » 

«t 384 




'1 **" 


Buluid, ud Burb Tp. 








Oelipluiud . . , Pu. 
MucbCovuse . . Fu. 

iSffiich ..'.'. Pu". 

Cndl^y Pu. 

StuKiri Blibop . . Fu. 
AveBboiT. . . . Pu. 

(m«»(tr). .' .i^- 

Linton Tp. 

Norton Tp. 

Saltnunh . . . . Pu. 

y^SSK^™ ; K: 

TcdMoBeWdcr . . Pu. 

S"E,ST : : : K: 

CoUingloD . . . . Pu. 




'1 

MI 

331 


XlDDRtHl. &ltCtd, hi - 

Old ud New Kington Tp. 

LlS.fL'lSlb;™ 'O^ t ^ 

SvUm Bndnor 'ud (t 
Rortock .... pp. 

Pembtl^' ^ * * Pu! 

Stuolon Pu. 

Titlejr Pu. 


M 

903 


301 

I.IM 


l^djiun. . , . Uv. Vb. 
3. HouciT. 

Mot. Pu. 

NwbutT . . . . Pk. 

SSS. ::::£: 
sS"r ; : K: 

Old CtaunH Moor . . Pu. 
»lBl«l Pu. 

Hopiw, . . . . Pu! 
Dlnmon . . . . Fu. 


41 
(1 


IN 

'lOO 

an 

SB 

1,001 

MO 


ThomlMrj . . . Fu. 


J] 


m' 


34. Shropthlre. 






34*. OHOECH BTEETTOM. 






HXKptODCbulM. .Hm. 

L«"« S»pej (mnu- ) p^ 


|] 


M 


Mt. LUDLOW. 






1. CimmaiUTTOl. 
Bllxlon Ckiwood . . Fu. 


11 


»« 


g 


4« 


m^smm^lSi^di . Pu. 


104 


403 


ISL; • • !•■ 


Hi 


"'iw 






>*!?.«*? .sSrt« .p„ 


n 


















Woolituion . : ; J-.r! 




' to 


3U. LGOUIMSTER. 






El P.r. 




M 


Smetbenct . . . . Pu. 




311 


Hi^-ir""'. . u.. 






A Pu. 




3£ 


Longua . . . . P.r. 










B. ) Pu. 




am 




41 










a ??: 


at 




1. Will. 






LtjOtn . ... Fa. 




"i 






acdlncto... . . . Fu. 


140 




•IkUleton on ttH BIU Pu. 
Klmbollon. . . . Pu. 


iJ! 


I« 


31 


m 


RCfA-IIOO^T. . . Pu. 

Iklan Pu. 


33 


w 


Loilxwr . . In-Pu. 


1.011 


•.Ml 


li 




Rtubbnrr . . . . Fu. 












i 


EMbopa' . . . . Pu. 






LnniliuUr . Ont-Pu. 
Ivlogum St. JoUn . Qup. 
Itocklow . . . . Pir. 
Hunponi Wdtr . . Pu. 

Hombtt . . . . Pu. 


1 


301 


3»1 


Stlptoo Pu. 

S4I. CLEOBDRY KOUTJ- 
1. Clwbumi Uoiitu». 




1I» 






LnUlowCtatl.. . . Pu. 







HoptoQWifcn . . Pu. 












LailoMtpLIm Salop . . 






WoDdboaB . . . Pir. 




I 








FUM> fft. M Jltnfnnl . 






aBob«j.'Korita« . Pu. 




1.100 














Omlj Pu. 

NeniSo'Uin '. '. '. Pv^ 
M«nS>y>«> . . . Fu. 




3*4 


MoDkluid . . . . Fu. 
N.WIOB Tp. 


\l 


*!■ 


Aihfort-Etoirtier . . Pu. 
Aib'ontOutioiidl . Pu. 
OMDlum . . . . Pu. 


SO 




« 


iE 


Lodon Pw. 


1* 


M 


1 


M 


BwtonCHoroxler) . Pu. 


lol 


SSI 
'4« 


e: 


so; 


Srg^ : : : K: 




«<B 


Elotlealni . . . Ov. Pu. 


344 


1 a4» 


lai 


wj 




'1 




Sg™: : ;:g. 


» 


"iJ 


Orleton Par. 


131 


«>i 


?&?~r; Tr 


111 


*sl 


v™^^„- 1 ■ -'^p^ 


li 


'oi 


ATOMtnT ! ! ! Pu! 
343. KINaTON. 


l«9 


111 


a«8t.Ku»r«. . Pu. 

KZ,: : : : : K: 


i 


130 

11 


A.I011 DottenU , . Pu. 

KInItt Pu, 

Highly . . . . Pu. 


01 
18 


iw 
3*3 










4: 


348. BBIDONOimi. 






WiDfonon . . . . Pu. 






HoUkide .... 'I'p! 












WlllnwT . . . . Fu. 

gSJT : : : : SJ! 


41 


oo; 

4SJ 


DMdW™.?. , . . Pu. 
CoUWaooa . . . Pu. 

SSr. : : -.i 


139 
101 


«3I 

«H 
31 

108 


ai^^^\ . . Fnr. 
IVlBMll . . . . Ito. 

»,": : : : £: 


■s 

1 


«;* 


Mndmnii t«a*»r) Fu. 


'm 


3. Badeok. 






woi«r . . . . Pu. 




ut 


Hiddltu».ScriT«i . Pu. 






DRveru (NiiifTHir) . Tp. 


X 


Hi 


343. CLUN. 






H«UKi . . . . Fu. 
North Ombuiy . . P»r. 


s 


S 


UlidstiT (itaJnor) . Pu. 






1. Cum. 






LnigSunlon 1 ^ ! Pu! 






M 






III 


MH 










a»ot«r, . . . . Pu: 




1,01a 








^■s^r^r).}^. 






HoptonQWl,. . . Pu. 


M 


110 


Adon HoBBi ... Fir. 










HIcltll. . . .Pir. Wt. 




331 


Upton OrtwU . . Pu. 


1. 


u 



108 



BXaiSTBATION DIYISIONS : YI. WBgt lODLAKD. 



PariBhes, Townships, Sbo^ in Shropshire. 



Puiih or Plaea. 



InhaU Popo- 



BRIUQ NORTH— CDfilL 



Cbetton. . . 
MorviU . . . 
AsiOQ Kyre 
Afltley Abbota. 



. av. Par* 
. av.Piu-. 



P«r. 



2. Bkidokobth. 

Tasley Par. 

Oldbury .... Par. 

Si. Leuoard . . . Par. 

8l Mary Magdalen . Par< 
goatford . . . Civ. Par. 

3. WORnXLD. 

Quatt Bfalvern . . Tp. 

QuattJervifl . . . Tp. 
Alveley . . . Civ. Par. 

Ronuley ...» Lib. 

Claverley , , , * Par. 

Worfleld .... Par. 



349. SHIFFNAL. 
1. Albbiohtok. 

Badg(>r . . 
Stockton 
Sutton Maddock 
Ryton . . 
Beckbary . 
Bonlngale . 
AlbrigUton. 
DunlnKton . 
fiosoobel . 
Tong . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Ptu*. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



a. Shxptnal, 

Weston (Staford) . Par. 

BlymhiiK^Stafford) . Par. 
Sberiff Hiiles i pt. in Stafford 

Township ipt. in Sawp 

Kembertou. , . . Par. 

Sbiffnal Par. 

350. MADELEY. 

1. Dawlbt. 

8Urcbley .... Par. 

Daw ley Magna . . Par. 

2. Madrlkt. 

Little Wenluck • . Par. 

Builds as .... Par. 

Madeley .... Par. 

3. BnoflBLBr. 
Benthail .... Par. 
Poaenball .... Par. 
Crowley .... Par. 

Linley Far. 

Wllley Par. 

Barrow Par. 



i. MuaiWBKLOCK. 

Much Wenlock . . 
351. ATCHAM." 

1. COKDOVBS. 

Barley 

Shiueton .... 

CouDd 

Oressage . . . .' 
Kenley ..... 
Uugbley .... 
Cburcb Preen . . . 
Acton ^mell . . . 
Rucklcy and Langley 
Frodealey .... 
Pltchford .... 
Berrington .... 

Sutton 

Condover .... 
Stapleton .... 
Church PulverY atch . 

2. POXTKSBUltr. 

Great Han>»ood . . 
Pontesbury . . . 
Habberley .... 

3. Wkotburt. 
Mlnftterley . . . 
Wcbtbury . . . 

4. Alberdubt. 
Gardestvn . . . 



Par. 



Ear. 
Par. 

Cbap. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Tp. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Qiap. 
Tp. 

Par. 



107 
82 
23 

142j 

15, 

62i 

6U3 

572 

42 

30 
3« 

200 
26 

3M1 



512 
407 
127 
662 

83 

226 

2,803 

2,517 

194 

135 
36i 
876 
109 
1,733 



370 1,676 



35 
35 

102 
76 
41 
71 
37 

251 

81 

2 

113 



208 
141 
539 
368 
17 
296 
176 
1,17J# 
394 
14 
558 



63 325 
1381 b08 
130 656 



41 
56 



239 
22tt 



1,286 6.681 



61 333| 
2,149,11,251 



158 

57 

1,997 

92 
5 
1,012 
18 
36 
74 

520 



45 

28 

103 
57 
49 
17 
18 
52 
19 
48 
36 

118 
15 

378 
50 

101 

67 

689 

26 

189 
304 

64 



783 

277 

9,475 

446 

21 

4,639 

76 

179 

35U 

2,531 



190 
114 
508 
.300 
241 

97 
119 
265 
10 ; 
248 
180 
737 

65 

,660 

27» 

498 



1 



298 

3,194 

135 

930 
1,472 

297 



Parfih or Plaoei 



Inhab. fapn- 
'HoUMC iMiLm. 



ATCHAM— oont 

Ford Par. 

Alberbnry Lower Qr. Tp. 
Wollaston .... Cbap. 
Baniieley (^Montgomery) Tp. 
Crigglon (^Moutgmnerjf) Chi^i. 

5. MovrroRD. 
Melverley . . . 
Shrawardine . . 
Montford . . . 
Fits 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Cbap. 
Chap. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



6. Baitlkpixld. 
Preston Qubbala . . 
Albrigbton. . . . 

Astley 

BattleKeld .... 
Haugbmond Demeoie 
UfHngton .... 
Upton Magna . . . 
Withington . . . 

7. Atctiam. 
Uppington .... 
L^ighton .... 
Eaton Constantino . 
Wroxeter .... 
Atcham .... 

8. 8r. Mary. 

HolT Croat ft St. Giles Par. 

"St. JuUan .... Par. 

St. Mary. |)ar<</. . Par. 

St. Alkmond . . . Par. 

9. St. Chad. 

St. Chad .... Par. 
Brace Meole . . . Par. 

353. OSWESTRY. 

1. Kkocjcix. 

Ruyton Par. 

WestFelton ... Par. 
Knockin .... Par. 
Klnnerley .... Par. 
Llanymynech . . Civ. Par. 

2. LLANSILIlf. 

Uansilin (Dentngk)Civ. Par. 
Sougbton .... Tp. 
Llanyblodwell. . . Par. 
Sthittyn .... Par. 

3. OswEaTBr. 
Oswestry . . , Civ. Par. 

Osweutry . . Mun.Bor. 

4. St. Mabtik. 
Whittington . . . Par. 
irton-Khyn . . . Tp. 
Wcbton-Khyn. . . Tp. 
Bron-y-garth . . . Tp. 
Chirk iOmbigh) . . Par. 

354. ELLESMERE. 

1. OVKUTON. 

Overton (Wtw/) . . Par. 
Penley iFlint). . . Chap. 

2. Hakmer. 

Bettlsfleld iMirU) . . Tp. 

Bronington (Flint) . Tp. 

Halghton (Flint) . . Tp. 

UAnmer (Flint) . , 1^. 

Tybrougbton (mini) . Tp. 

Willington (Flint) . Tp. 

3. Ellesmbrr. 

Welsh Hampton . . Par. 
Ellciiraere . . . Civ. Par. 
Hordley .... Par. 

4. BAbCUUBCH. 

Great Ne^w . . 
Little NetM 

Bascburch . . 

Middle . . . 

hadnall . . 



. Par. 

. Tp. 
Civ. Par. 
av. Par. 

. CLap. 
Pttton Par. 



355. WEM. 
1. Wem. 
Lopplngtun . . 
Wem .... 



Par. 
Par. 



87 

110 

65l 

86' 
35I 

45 

36 

100 

57 

107 
13 
52 
19 
25 
34 
92 
48 

16 

65 

60 

111 

85 

509 
1,023 
1,765 

298 

1,708 
267 



242 
222 
52 
291 
117 

334 
45 

223 
247 

922 
1,483 

429 
240 
257 
65 
371 



292 
93 

78 
146 
90 
91 
37 
' 69 

118 
1,198 



358 
589 
812 

378 
188 

217 
199 
465 
299 

457 
89 
251 
81 
119 
169 
449 
224 

100 
314 
237 
529 
371 

2,409 
5,346 

8,544 
1,448 

8,173 
1,332 



1,149 
1,059 

280 
1,375 

545 

l,f6f 

201 

1,083 

1,186 

4,346 
7,306 

2,175 
1,081 
1,180 
297 
1,919 



1,334 
396 



334 

715 
435 
433 
173 
338 

500 
5,913 



123 


• 588 


55 


253 


283 


1,434 


165 


764 


114 


525 


6 


37 


118 


588 


810 


3,880 



Pariih or Flaoe. 



WEM-«na. 

RK)i^toD .... Par. 

Clive Cbap. 

Grlnahill .... Par. 

Shawbory .... Par. 

Moreton Corbet . . Par. 

Stanton .... Par. 

Leo-Brockhorst . . Far. 

2. Prbbs. 
Weston .... Chap. 
Prees Par. 



356. WHITCHURCH. 

1. WmrcHURCH. 
Ightfleld .... Par. 
Whitchnrch . . a 7. Par. 
WirswaU (Che$k.) . Tp. 
Jscovd (/ttni^ . . . Tp. 
Marbury with Quoik-) f^^ 

ley (Chesk.) . ,$ 2^' 
Norbury (CA^.) . 

2. Malpas. 
Blckley ((7ik«A.) . 
Hampton (Chetk.) 
Larton (Chesk.) . 
Duckington (Che$k.) 
Edge (Chesk.) . . 
Overton ((7A«M.) . 
MmIpm (CKetk.) . 
Chorlion (Cheak.) . 
Cuddington (CkeA.) 
Oldcaatlo (Chesk.). 
Newton (C%esfc.) . 
Stockton (Chssk.) 
Wichaugh (Chesk.) 
Wigland (Oei*.) . 
Agden ((^e^.) . 
Chldlow (a««4.) . 
BnMey (Ckesh.) . 
Mmoetm (C%eA.) . 
Tuahingham com 

Grinds y (Chesk.) 



} 



Tp. 

Tp. 
Tp. 

Tp. 

Tp. 
Tp. 

Tp. 

tS' 

T?: 

Tp. 
Tp. 

Tp. 

Tp 



357. MARKET DRAYTON. 

1. MoRBTOx Sat 
Tittenley (Chesk,) 
Moreton Say . . 
Adderley . . . 
Norton in Hales . 
Woor© .... 
Aston (Staff.) . . 
Knighton (Staff.) 
Oakley (Staff.) 



Muckiesione (Staff.) 
W) 



Winnbigton(vto 
Aablty (Staff.) 

2. Markkt Draxton. 

Drayton Magna . . Tp. 

Drayton Parva . . Tp. 

Betton Tp. 

Longslow .... Tp. 

Sutton .... * Tp. 

Woodaeaves , , . Tp. 

Almbigton (Staff.) . Tp. 

moon (Staff.) . . Tp. 

3. HODRET. 

CheswarJiue . . . Par. 

Hinstock .... Par. 

ChildsEreall ... Par. 

Eaton Tp. 

Ollerton .... Tp. 

Stoke on Tern . . Tp. 

Wi«tan*wick . . . Tp. 

Hodnet Tp. 

358. WELLINGTON. 

1. Ebcall Magna. 
Bolas Magna . . . Par. 
Waters Upton . . Par. 
Klnneniley .... Par. 
Longdon .... Par. 
Ercall Magna . . . Par. 
Rodlngton .... Par. 

2. Wkllinoton. 
Wellington . . . Par. 
Wrockwardlne, pL qf Par. 

3. WOMBUIDOR. 

Wrockwardtne Wood Tp. 



If- 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Chap. 

Par. 



The Atcham District now includes what was formerly the Shrewsbuiy District (No. 352). 



.Inhab. 

IHOIMBC 


Popa- 


88 


300 


78 


378 


70 


330 


904 


1,007 


52 


263 



111 



137 
34 



57 
684 8, 100 



70 34« 
1,326 6.204 



} 



20 


113 


86 


431 


82 


381 


86 


377 


71 


3»4 


76 


370 


5 


36 


11 


69 


49 


203 


20 


too 


222 


»«2 


21 


105 


63 


290 


20 


115 


4 


22 


5 


23 


2 


17 


44 


171 


20 


102 


2 


20 


23 


133 


9 


50 



60 270 



6 
144 

74 
71 

161 
44 
36 
15 
32 
36 

201 

396 
476 
41 
14 
35 
68 

152 



228 

193 
95 
27 
38 

106 
41 

359 



66 
46 
46 
25 
390 
108 



2,714 
239 

741 



30 

709 
414 
320 
780 
20s 
141 
68 
158 
183 
903 

l,88i 

2,154 

214 

66 

193 

332 

800 



1,117 
852 
470 
139 
125 
474 
- 162 
1,750 



316 
197 
221 
117 
1,870 
473 



13.487 
1,116 

3,794 



BEQI8TBATI0N DrVI8ION8 : TI. WB8T MIDLAND, 

Fariah«a. TowubMps, ft«., to Sbropahlre and BtBAbrdshlra. 



WELI.maTOH— ( 

WomUMgt , , , 
Kyi.« 



I'Drtoo iSlagbrrC). . 
OotmtU (SlaJTanii , 
NortraiT (St^ortt) . _ , . 
W«lijnJoB»(StafonI) 1^. 
lA/ntoD IStaffvd) . Hun. 
FUBhlmilk {mafford-j Tp, 
dilbutoDwItbfCDlgli-l ..^ 
ton (,SlaffOT<t) . . f 'P- 
Bishopa Offlow (siaffOT^) Tp, 
Tudrtiill (Sta«W) , Tp. 
I1lgtaOIBer<aiifDni) Pu, 

3G. BtftlTordihire. 

3W. STAFFORa 



EllentuU . . 
Ranbw Abbej. 



TilLlnitDD . . . 
SI. HuTWid^)' 

dud . . . f 



Cullc Cbun 
Br^Sef. 






lliutler Rotme . 
WMoo upon Tiut 



Stonapnrl ij^ 



::^{^ 



STONI^-amt. 



'}lp- 



ClnyluD-UTUIIUi , 
Hurord 
3«a. NEWCASTLE UNDEK 



dwrlusi . . , , Tp. 

Ms*r P«r. 

Whttmon . , . , Fu. 

NewoBtle under Lyme Pv. 
Madeley . 

TiU o' tV H)U 






t. WOLSTANTOS. 






» 1^ ud Lontton Tp. 



V 



■% 



-JT, 



FUckvood and Cm 






KlngUfT 
Whleton 



}Tp. 



Drijntt in Um Uoon 



Pnwrott In the Cl«/ 
Sudburr (Dcrty) . 

Smnrnidl-Habcn 1 
(£to■^,> . . . } 

Uanion-MaalBgiiiir] 
(Ocrtw) . . . 

Cuilej («ft») . 

I)o)lB«» (UerfcJF) 

3m. BURTON U 
TKKNT. 

Hanlnir/ . . . 



BEai8TKA.TI0H DIV1BI0S8 : YI. WB8T mDLAND. 

Fulshea, TownsUpa, Ao.. in Btafibrdalilre. 






BORTOM UPON TKKMT- 



Cburtii Broughton ) — 

(Derb,) . . i ^"■ 

lUrtan Blcnnt (Oerbi) Far. 

Oilaton (OtW) . . Tp. 

Hutton on tba HLll ) - 

HlltM?K»«»)' . . Tp. 
Hanrion upon Dorc) .^ 
(i«rt») . . . t Tp. 
Horn (Ocrbf) . . , ^ 
lUtton (tttrtrt . - -.- 
HirgaU Ifinor IDerby) Pu. 
eerufifaHi J }>(. in flwfcv 
TownnhlpijK. insofar 
Fcntoo C^rftj) . . T 
EW>ta> (Do'V)- ■ F> 

. P«r. 



ChBrcb Or«li7 (Dertj) Tp. 
B«>dlla«l< (Zterty) . Tp. 
Dnkelow (Oerby) . Tp. 
Uuton (O^Ay) , . Tp. 
CHlle Qrolfj (Derby) Tp. 
LnlUngton (flertrt , Tp. 
OotonlnUie iaaa(obf.^ T^ 
CultcHi (Oerty) ■^- 



Btanton (CirAi>) . . 
SupenhOl (jEMrty) . 
4. Busmr drii T 
WlnUll (.Oerbr) . . 
Bnrton npon Trmt . 



SOT. TAMWOKTH. 



HulutDQ . . . 

Hannloii . . . 

TboTpt CcoMuUn 



T«aworthTp,{|J;j»^ 

Timwtta.CMtl* (i^or.) . . 
AmlDglon (ITanglCli) Tp. 
AoitEBJfli'nncfc*) . P«r. 
ytrvioBBt^ iWarm.'iVa. 
MalUn'.Bntti(n-|tr.> Pu. 



TAHWOBTB-ohU. 

3KkfnitUia(n'arK.) . Pu. 
ShDUlilEKio CHIono.) Pw. 
S, FAlltI.«I. 

Klngrtmr/fHUniae*) 
MlddleMD (U'annct) 
BolduLlCHaruiCJc) . 
WUnecDUtlfaniiiel:) 

Sir, : 

Dniuull . 
BltuiKDte . 

Cuwll , 































OgL-yltij. . . 




































SB". : : : 


«■ 














StMllWf . . . 
























KIsg'iOromleT uiiyi 




Pu. 

































AcloD-Tni»ll 
ToldaleT Hit 



FutbnitoiH . 
BnttabuiT. ft- «f 



4,SiX WOLVERHAUPTO^f.* 
I. TnTnoALL. 

,jil«iU .... 

FiULogbUB . . 
Rudge (Salqp) . 

1. KiKriiii. 
I Bi>bbliigtoDI;il. iiisalor . 

Piri^ f M. <n Slq/. . 
EoTllle .... ^^ 
Klnfin. . . . 

S. WoaBODKf. 

HlmkT' ■ . ■ 
, WombHim . . 
' Woodfuid Qiingt. 

' Trjiull 

' DpprrPam . . . Tp. 

urtKupioo, St. ^ Tp. 

WOLl«»K. 

WglTirliiiiDpuii.I><.^ Tp, 

3 WfdnafttUl . 
— Uleabiill . . 

>. BlMTOH. 



- Tp. 



9. WALSALL. 



'*.!f \ 



mipriiing Snb-illitrlcU t-r. 



D Poor Liir Unluna, vl 



V«I«U Forrign.jX. (T Tp. 
Liuhall ...."-- 

3>«, WEST BBOMWICH. 



I. Wm BioHWTcn SouTu- 



Wot Bnanwidi, ft. ^ Pir. 



1. Rowun Riau. 
)| Bowie; Rcfli . . . 

3 TlptOD ..... 



, the EtUdon UDloa. mmprldng SutHUiliicu 1-3, Mid Uw 



BBOISIBATION SmSIOMS : VL VEST KIDLIND. 















DUO 


«.n» 


^^ 


FulAoTlu. 


i2±lS^ 


^^^^ 


^1^ 


l£Y-amt. 






MABTLEV— omt 


n~ 


EVESHAM-ant. 










SUntOrd on TeiDB . Pu. 


84' IM 


KSSr* : : : fS! 




DoJleyCHert) . . Pit. 




"'" 


Sh^M^y/M, . . P«. 




(« SN 








CUnon or™ Tem . Pu. 


t^ n 




M i.iaa 








ii»; 03 


AU3Unu .... Far. 










1. Obut Wrlit, 

SriSC; ; .■■*;: 

AMxrliT .... Pit. 
AnrW Kloo . . . P«-. 
Ajtlej Put. 




Konon . . ! ! ! Par! 


38« l!lI4 
*» Kl 


Cridl"/'"'' 


T: : g 

nil 


8K 

81 
• 


4.10 

'41 


B0| 40 


Churdi?^. . . Par. 
nwuBLmcl. . . . Pu. 
Abbou LhkIi . . . Ham. 

1. BBOUWtl-. 


*g, 130 
M 13» 

r- 




M 

l|>S 


a. Hum. 




SSffiS™; : : K: 

Bonlh LUtMon . . Par. 

Hf-'^! E 

Wlckbamfbri ... Par. 


«>' a»4 

lOS M* 


m^ . . . . Tp. 

?r.5r. : : : ^ 
w«^, . . . tE: 




i'.la 


(MiM-rtan .... Pur. 
BUHdma . . . . Pu. 

^SSU : : : ffi. 


1; ,,!'« 

4 1 


ai 


lis 

'l3S 












« 


STB 


.Upprr Swlnlbrd ^ ^ Tp. 


U 


l.H* 


4. Liioa. 




ASw^KCa-/-) .H.™; 




a," 




U M 












8Kkl-7. . . .Civ. P«. 


JS S 




311. KiDDEBlilNSTER. 


(,938 


».M 


Lblj^j'. 1 ; ! ! Tp! 


IJ 


^iDUwrCCbwabr; Par. 
Wllln«jiCI«m.ter) Par. 


83 Ml 

31^ m 

*l 4W 








BnnifnU . . . .Cbup. 


W IM 


OilU. Wlckhun 'ip^ 

Pcb-onta COby^tB-) Far. 

S8S. PBBSHORG. 




OiMethj-Corbiu . Pu. 


s 


1.41 


SM. WORCEffTER. 


M9 a.w 


VWC^LV-LK.' ■ 




amnblli : : 1 ; Par! 
Wol«nrJ, . . . Pu. 






St!cieinn( '. . ! Far! 


etg 3,31 






*> 


3.M 


AUSiJnbi .... Par. 
St.S<rlllilii. . . . Pu. 


Si'-;:' 


ST": 


.Qr.Pu. 


as aao 








WhUona . . . . Tg. 
(4.NlclHdu ... Par. 
St Martin In ... Par. 
StKinliiOut . . Par. 




Nribcnon . 


'. '.Via. 


11 IW 


Kld(l«iiiln.ter . OU Bor. 


3,140 




...' 3.N. 
4M' 1.W4 

■••s-s 


DmlejCalto 


. . Par. 


81 4a« 


Lower UHMx . . ■. HuL 


Ml 


4,»40 
3,M 


Deflnd . . 
Balbrt. . 


. , Far. 
. . Par. 

■ -^ 


3 S 












Wick Dear RndHm . Cliap. 




SSitar'-': £: 






BtocHtau* ... Par. 


4I(' I.OM 


M It* 






8L Andrew ... Par. 


311: 1,«» 


Blriln^. ... Par. 




Ribtamm . . . ci». P«. 






Colkn PrsdnOa . . Par. 




SI: 3«> 


Bewdley . . . H.BoT. 




IM 


SBJ 131 


Uula OombtTlui . . Par. 


w, aw 










M 1*1 


1. PumouE. 
Fladhurr . . . Ov.Par. 
H<U aad Moor . . . Ham. 




MS. TENBDEY. 






at. Hflen .... Par. 
St-Pewr.partq/-. . Par. 


311 I,13» 
1,1H S.Itl 


.«! 415 
1», MC 


, P»r. 




3ll 


Ml. DPTOMONBRVERN. 




^'ST,^:'^. 


,» ss 




44 


la 






PtnTln Cbap. 


■2 m 


Tp! 


1 


» 


Pvwlck ..... Par. 


40)'l.6g3 


PeiBliaDi . . . .Ham! 


1? 114 








M Ml 


HoljCmMPmi™. . . 


im 1.980 








Great Halnm . O: Par, 


l.H! I.WB 


WaJnammMembMa Hau.. 




Tp, 


19 




Nnland . . . .Chap. 


Bt nil 


Wadburoagh . . . Ham. 




Tj: 






aaSS.- : : S;: 


411 




Plrtm Far. 




Tp. 






«0 




SUnllw . ... Pa. 


so lao 


Tp 


St 




WeUaod .... Par. 


1«I 




Nortw bj Kaupaqr . Par. 


133 M« 




143 










WhlWugton . . .Chap. 


«*, W3 






1.M 


oil^M^D^'.^'^P.r. 


181 




a. OfTOll Ekodudit. 




BtrttHntoa ... Par. 
B^^U'. : : ; Far! 
Bnitikr. ! ! ! ! Par! 


.B 


431 


^FdODt ! ! ! ! Par! 
BrontfitonBaekeH . Par. 

wb"S?S.d.;.i.ui : ?S! 


m' 133 
11 «8 


ISSpin: : : :£S: 


's sa 


It sJi 








HoMbft . . . .Ham. 


an u 


I'enplFtan .... Par. 




Sloke DIta (HflV.) Qt. P*r. 




ifll 


Kr«V™: :"S: 




ThS^wtoo. . .Chap. 


3« no 


Lini«Kjre . . .Him 


M 




»jj 1,W 






B«kW«. . . .ClT.P«>. 


M 


3*i 


CnmiM D'AklM . . Far. 
EkrlaCKwmg ... Par. 






11' H 


OMlSjn . . . P«r. 

OrlcKin . ! ; ; , Clap! 
Hul.,ChlU . . .Ctap 




m: 


^ IS 


Ki^^ I : : ! Par! 

FlyfoPlFnirt! '. ', Par! 
North Piddl* ... Par. 


M. 181 

i is 


UppBHuk7 . . P«. 




HI 


Saunum B.«diamp Par. 




Rodifonl . . . . P«. 
LlnJrtd«. . . .ar.Ptt. 


14> 


ur 


£ 'S, 


UplooSiKid.barj.'^. Pu-. 

UTaawnfiDiii . . Pu. 


Bll 3M 

ii au 


K»>(h>«<>pn,TaMCl»{. 




HI 


Wl. EVESHAM. 
1. Etbr,.ii. 
AohloD UodcrUll \ p.. 




Ml. DROITWICH. 




3H. HARTLEY. 






« m 














>t 141 




in 


4M HlbbMiBDlhiOn.'ni) p^ 
I4<^ (''!««««■). . J "^ 




SlieU Pir. 


11 ta 


swctioo' : : : ; rE 


", "\ 


Hoddlngln . 


. . Pu. 





BEOISTIUTIOH DITISIONe : VL WX8 

Fariehas, fto., in Vor-eaterahire and 



T HIDLAND. 
Varwiokahire. 



mW)lTWICH-««t 


Wanxko . . 
UlDdlip. . . 





Mariln Hiu>lii(tne . 



DmldiThlll . . . air. Par. 
I':inibrklgs .... Clup. 
InLltxTtlH . . CIv.Pu. 



SurkuHl Bn^ 
Upton-Wunn 



y DBOMSGROVE. 



Hunnlnglon 

3. Taidihi 
TutDBnudCo 
BMitltjPmno 

KcddlKfa . 

AlVFCbMTCh 



Klnjg Norton • . 

7. E]AKA«TON. 

NonbBeU .... Pur. 
E-lfllutOD (ITannQt) Vu. 

3. HtuoRin. 
Hoitome (.f(o*imJ) . . 
Smlliwkk O'liuronl) Hun. 

37. Warwiokablra. 
38). BIRMIHOHAX. 

Biimiii^m.pl. ^ . 

BtrmingbuDi pt^ qf . 

Binniogbun. pi. ^ . 

BlnLingbun.pl. tT ■ 
B. St. Philip. 

t. St. pADt. 
BlRulnghu), pf . if . 

I. 81. M»Bi. 
Blrmincbam, pt. if . 

BiimligliuD.^. of . 






BIBUIMUHAH-mM. 

Blnnlnghuii. ]!(. y . Fu. 
3»5. ASTON. 
I. Pcitrmp. 
BonteLe; .... Ham. 



Duddntoai 



■»-}„ 



una Coldflrld . . 
JS». HKRIREN. 
I. CViunHTU. 

























UuMoke . 










o. . Pu. 






















All«lej . 


. . P«. 















3M. ATHEBSTONE. 



StaHprPunriciD.) Pa 
WLlbertey (l.ric.) Clf. Pi 



FOLI«UlLL-cait. 



I I 



,1*9 Wlthfbnwk . 

Wjkoi ' '. 
:iat Blnler '. . , 



;, J «} ■ 



Bnodaattid Bp>(fcn] 
Ni^wnbun B<'ipi 



IJllle LuTford. 



.1 Pur. 

" ; Pw! 
.■"!»■ 



Prlncetiioipe . . . 1 

l^toii cm DunmiaR . F 

3U. SOLIHULL. 

1. SOLIimLL. 

YarllryCMwoBfar). P 



RBGI8TRATI0N BIVISrONS: YI. WEST MIDLAND. 



113 



Parishes, &o^ in Warwickshire. 



Fiftrifh or Plaoe. 



886. WARWICK. 



1. BUDBKOOKB. 

Wroxludl . 
Rowington 
Pinley . . 
Hasefef 
Hatton . . 
Beanaall . 
Shrewley . 
BDdlHX)oke. 
Norton Ltndaey 
Shcrbonnio 
Baiford . . 
Wttspaim, 

3. Lbaiitvgtov, 
LeamiDgtoii Prion 
MilTerton . 

5. KSHILWORH, 

Ashow . . . 

Stoneleigfa . . 

Bubbenhall, . 

Bttgintotf . . 

StiTtchAlI . . 

KeoUwortlft . 

Honily . . . 
Leek Wootton . 

4. Wabwiox. 
BLMuj . • 
SkNicfaoUg . 
Guy's ClUfe 

6. RAPrORD. 

WappenUuy . 
Eftthorpe . . 
Hnnnlnghain . 
Weston nnder 
Weetbertej . 
CabUngton 
LUIlngton . . 
Qlldrarch . . 
R«dfbrd Semele 
WbttnMh . . 
BtBbope Tachbrook 
Taobbrook Halloiy 



. Pir. 
Civ. Par. 

. Tp. 

. Par. 
Qv. Par. 

. Ham. 

. Ham. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

, Par. 

. Pw. 

. Par. 
. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Pu*. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Ptf. 

. Par. 
. Par. 
. Par. 

CIt. Par. 
. Tp. 
. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Pu*. 

. Par. 

• « • 

. Ham. 



Wl. 8TRATF0RDON AVON 

1. KlXROV. 

Moreton MorreU 
Oompton Verue/ 
Kineton . . 
Combrook . . 
Eafcingtfm . . 



. Par. 
. Par. 
CIr. Par. 
, Tp. 
. Par. 

% WSLUKBOUBini. 

Loxlej Par. 

WeUesbonrae 
Moontford 
Newbokl Paeey 
Charlecote . . 
Hampton Lv^ 
Falbro(4c . . 



^av.Par. 

. . Par. 

. . Par. 

• . Par. 

. . Par. 

3. Strattokd ov Atok. 



Stattterfleld . . . . 
Stratford on Avon 
AtberMooe on Stoor , 
Whitcharch . . . 
Aldenninatpr ( Wore.) 
Cliflord Cbamben 

((/lOMC) . . . 



Par. 
Bor. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Inhabi 
Booms. 



Po«i< 
liUftn. 



41 

230 



48 

65 

66 

84 

116 

40 

43 

190 

64 

3,»63 
362 

37 
281 
64 
53 
17 
887 
10 
96 

1»385 

1.033 

1 

20 
40j 
64 

45 

232 
126 

62 
139 

95 
137 

11 



Fulih or Plaoau 



212 
902 
29 
224 
784 
223 
321 
5391 
144 
186 
731 
260 

20,910 
1,813 



139 

1,201 

301 

225 

66 

3,880 

64 

414 

6,265 

4,721 

16 



STRATFORD ON AVON— 
ootU. 

Preeton on Stoor 2*.^ 
(GtoMC) . . . .S 

4. Old Stkatvoso. 
Marrtun SloGa ri;fo«e.) Par. 
Donlngton r&"KMic.) . Par. 
Weston 00 Avon (oIohO . 

MUoot^ Ldp. 

Welford r f?IoMe.) . . . . 
BIckmarsn .... Ham. 

BInton Par. 

Temple Oraf ICO « . Par. 
Billesley .... Par. 

Old Stratford 

Lnddli^^n . . . Ham. 
Alveston .... Par. 

6. WooTTOK WAwnr. 



InhaU 
UoamM 



Bearley . . . 
Wolverton . , 
Clavcrdon . . 
Lan^y . . 
Preston B«igut . 
Bt^udOMert . . 
WoottoQ Wawen 
Henley in Arden 
Ullenball . . 



. Par. 
. Par. 
Civ. Par. 
. Ham. 
. Par. 
. Par. 



Cbap. 



398. ALCESTER. 



65 

13 
266 

64 
153 

92 
182 



76 
156 
268 

253 

995 

699 
297 
541 
429 
616 
61 



177 732 



79 

69 
196 

20 

199 

817 

17 

4)- 

103 

78 



800 

86 

1,276 

238 

746 

396 
774 



363 
264 
465 

89 

865 

3,863 

86 

224 

538 

375 



1. Studlbt. 
Oldberrow ( Wore.) 
Morton Bttggutt . 
Spemall. . 
Studley . . 
Ipeky . . 
Sambourn . 

2. Alcutss. 
Confl^ion . 
Great Alne 
Atttm Ganilow 
Haselor. . 
Kinwartoo . 
Aloester 
Arrow • • 
Overriey 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Ham. 



. . Tp. 

. . Par. 

. . Par. 

. . Par. 

• • Par. 

. . Par. 

. Qv. Par. 

. . Ham. 

3. FBCKDrHAM. 

Feffkenham (Wore) . Par. 
Inkbenrow (Wore.) . Par. 
Abbotts Morton ( Wore.) Par. 
Weethlej .... Par. 

4. BlDIOIO. 

Salford .... Par. 

Bldford Par. 

Wixford .... Par. 

ExhaU Par. 

399. SHiPSTONON STOUR. 

1. CAMPOBir. 

Hmincton ....•• 
LarkStoke ((7/oiie.) . Ham. 
Qnlnton (Glme.) Ctv. Par. 
Admington (Oloue.) Ham. 
Mtckleton (O'Umc) Civ. Par. 
Clopton (G'otie.) . . Ham. 
Hideota Bartrim )n.^ 
(tftouc) . . P*°^ 
Ebrtngton (Otoue.) . Par. 
Chipping Oampden 



bipping ( 
{(Aom.) 



}Par. 



82 



79 
24 
20 
10 

154 
15 
57 

100 
6 

703 
24 

203 

57 

37 

134 

42 

47 

38 

157 

253 

116 



Poni 
latfeu. 



PailriiorPlaoa 



369 



388j 

94 

82 

62 

634 

93 

251 

427 

3» 

3,358 

121 

958 

229 

159 
680 
171 
220 
178 
680 
1,101 
510 



8H1PST0N ON bTOQB- 
cont. 

2. MORROV. 

Blockiey(IFotr.) . . Par. 
Bourton on the Hill),,.* 

(Cfcttc) . . . .}™^- 
Batsford ( /7HNMX) . Par. 
Moret n in the Marah ) n.. 

(Ctouc) . . . .S^^' 
Lr. I^emington (UUmc.) Par. 
Todenham (Glouc) . Par. 
Great Wolibrd . Civ. Par. 
Little Wolford . . %m. 
Stretton on the Foss . Par. 

3. Shtpstcw oir Sroini. 
Tidmington ( Wore.) . Par. 
Shlpeton on Stour ( Wor. yPax. 
Burmington . . . Par. 
Cherinston .... Par. 
WWchford . . Civ. Par. 
Stourton .... Ham. 
Snttoii under Brailes . Par. 
BraUes Par. 



Inhab. 



Barcbeston 
Honington 



Par. 
Par. 



11 

24 

18 

516 

279 

127 

48 
93 

228 
79 
12 

519 
71 
43 

818 

397 

49 

8 

201 
885 

80 
62 



205 
3 

193 
34 

146 
3 

18 

121 
460 



71 

' 121 

. 76 

2,410 

1,335 

683 

204 
3^8 

1,050 

360 

52 

2.363 
306 
302 

3,850 

1,651 

213 

88 

808 

1,634 

143 

215 



915 
13 
482 
145 
623 
29 

108 

648 

2,013 



4. Halfokd. 

TrrdingtoQ ( Hbre.) . . . 

Blackwell ( ir-re.) . Ham. 

I)arling8cott(lfbre.} Ham. 
NeWbold, Arncscott,* > u.^.. 

Talton(II'w«.) .fHams. 

Halford .... Par. 

Idlfcot^ Par. 

What(x>te .... Par. 

Compton Wyniates . Par. 

Tyioe* . . . . . Par. 

OzhiU Par. 

PiUerton Priors . . Par. 

Pillerton Hersey . « Par. 

Butlers Marston . . Par. 

460. SOUTHAM. 

1. SOUTHAX. 

Chadshunt . . . Par. 

Gaydon* .... Par. 

Lig^thome . . . Par. 

Chesterton . . . Par. 

Bishops Itchlngtoo . Par. 

Chapd Asoote . . Par. 

Upper Hodnel . . Par. 

Lower Hodnel '. . Par. 

Ladbrooke . . . Par. 

Harbuiy .... Par. 

Uflon Par. 

Sontham .... Par. 

Long Itchington . • Par. 

Stockton .... Par. 

Napton on the HiU . Par. 

Lower Shodcboi^ • Par. 

Upper Shudcburgta . Par. 

Priors Marston . . Par. 

Prfors Hardwick . . Par. 

Upper Radboum . . Par. 

Lower Radbonm . . Par. 

WatergaU .... Par. 

Wormleii^ton . . Par. 

Fenny Compton . . Par. 

Burtcm Dassett . . Par. 

8Uiiiutoa(Ji&rthampt.) Par. 



675 

119 

23 

324 



Fojw- 
ladiin. 



2,460 

626 

97 

1,468 



15 


63 


87 


396 


49 


241 


43 


229 


163 


474 



11 

878 
44 
70 
99 
44 
49 

803 
40 
69 



61 
49 
44 

111 

71 
26 
89 
7 
234 
89 
42 
62 
71 



6 
62 

86 

41 

146 

1 

4 

2 

68 

271 

40 

862 

281 

120 

820 

31 

10 

167 

72 

2 

8 

3 

43 

155 

159 

8 



78 
1,800 
199 
277 
427 
176 
217 
1,286 
183 
264 



257 

178 
166 

491 

273 
126 
203 
37 
1,112 
376 
224 
238 
282 



88 

261 
381 
207 
666 

1 

24 

14 

277 

1,121 

187 

1,786 

1,189 

638 

941 

139 

48 

718 

836 

20 

16 

26 

202 

657 

721 

17 



NoTS.— Since the jraMlcatlon of Volume If. of the Census Returns, It has been ssoertalned that the parish of Merevale (set 
ATBBtsroiri District, No. 880, on (^poslte page) should have been thus divided:— part In WarwkitAiret oomprislag 26 Inhabited 
he ase s and 160 persons; part In LefeetterAite, comprising 14 Inhabited houses and 86 persona, 



114 



BEOISTRATION PITISIONS : YU. NORTB HIDLAMD. 



TH. NORTH MIDLAND DIVISION. 

1H18 Rboistbation Diyisiok comprises the Registration Counties of Lncester, Butland, Lineofn, 
Nottingham^ and Derby, It extends over an area of 3,545,413 statute acres of land and water, there 
being 3,425,425 acres of land and 110,020 acres of water included in the areas of parishes and 9,968 
acres of tidal water. Its population in 1871 was 1,406,935, as compared with 1,289,419 in 1861 ; the 
actual increase was therefore 117,516, while the natural increase remiltinc; from excess of registered births 
over deaths in the 10 years 1861-70 was 183,068. All the Counties show an increase except Rutland, 
Included with the general population of parishes, &c., in this Division, are 11,631 persons enumerated 
in 89 workhouses, prisons, hospitals, and other public institutions ; 695 persons in boats and bargee ; and 
1,956 persons on board 390 sea-going vessels. 



B«gl8ttatlon or Union GonntlMb 


Inhabited 
Hooaes, 1871. 


PopfQlAtkm, 1871. . 


Peraom. 


MalM. 


Female*. 


VII.~VOBTH MIDI.AND BIVI8ION . 


800,198 


I,40ai986 


898,827 


718,808 


28. Leicestershire 

29. Butlandshire 

80. IiincolDShire 

81. Nottingbamshire 

82. De^Tshire 


68,978 
f,103 
82,182 
76,387 
67,558 


275,171 
23,386 
428,075 
366,404 
324,900 


184,134 
11.867 
212,500 
178,288 
182,848 


141,037 
11,718 
216,675 
182,118 
182,860 





The SuPEBiNTENDBNT Rboistba-Bs' Distbiots of this Division are oo-extensive with Poor Law 
Unions except in the case of the Hay field District, which comprises the two Unions of Glossop (popula- 
tion 20,673) and Hayfield (population 11,762). The Districts of Lutterworth, Hinckley, Melton Mowbray, 
Uppingham, Stamford, Bourn, Horncastle, Southwell, Newark, Bingbam, Ashborne, and Bakewell, 
exhibit a decrease of population. The population of the District of Leicester in 1861 was 68,056, and 
95,220 in 1871, showing an increase of 27,164 — more than double the excess of births in the ten years. 



Soperlntendent RegWtrar'B 


In- 
habited 
Houses, 


Population, 1871. 1 


Superintendent Registrar's 


In- 
habited 
Houses, 


Population. 1871. 


District 






District. 










1871. 


Persons. 


Males. Females. 

1 




1871. 


Persons. 


Males. 

1 


Females. 


28. LEICESTERSHIRE. 










LINCOLNSHIRE— eonl. 










401. LinTBRWORTH. . . 


3,433 


14,257 


7,069 


7,188 


423. Spilsbt .... 


6,385 


29,246 


14,478 


14.76g 


402. M AEKBT HaBBOBODOH 


3.663 
1,625 


16,0m 
7,569 


7,H45 ; 8,236 
3,756 I 3,813 


424. LoUTH ..... 


7,667 
10,144 


34.808 

48.885 


17.187 
24,949 


17,621 


403. BlLLKSDOir .... 


425. CaICTOR .... 


23,93« 


404. BlABT 


3,322 


14,814 


7,237 7,577 


426. Qlanford Brioo . 


8,063 


36,239 


17,886 


18,353 


405. HmCKLET .... 


3,692 


16,148 


7.931 8.217 


427. Gaiksborodoh . . 


6,170 


27,230 


13,539 


13,691 


406. MaRKBT B08W0RTH . 


3,070 


13.746 


6,940 6.806 












407. ASHBT-DK-LA-ZOUCH . 


6,544 


31,632 


16,088 16.444 fel. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. 










40^. louohborodoh . . 
409. Barrow dpoh Soar . 


6,667 

4,874 


24,316 
21,562 


IJiwJ lJ;mM^-5^"i^™>"> • • 


6,177 


23,035 


11,167 


11,878 


410. LRICR8TBR .... 


19,800 


95,220 


44,973 60.247 1 


429. WORKSOP 




5,037 


25,347 


1 13,234 


12,113 


411. Hblton-Howbrat . 


4,298 


19,926 


9,852 


10,074 


430. Mansfield , 

431. Basford . , 




7,334 
17,542 


35,833 
84,561 


18,218 
42,847 


17,615 
41,714 


28. RUTLANDSHIRE. 










432. Radford . , 




7,282 


33,789 


15,977 


17,812 












433. NormroaAH . 




17,911 


86,621 


39,542 


47,079 


412. Oakhah .... 


2,430 


11.142 


5,458 


6,684 


434. Southwell , 




5,114 


21,937 


! 10,761 


11.186 


413. UpriKGHAM . . . 


2,673 


12,2<3 


6,209 i 6,034 | 


435. Nkwark . . 




6,682 


29,616 


14,449 


16,167 






■ 






438. Bikorax . . 




3,318 


14,665 


7,111 


7,554 


30. LINCOLNSHIRE. 




















414. STAyn>Ri> .... 


3,794 


17,821 


8,621 


9,200 


32. DERBYSHIRE. 










415. BouRir . . 








4,326 


19,981 


9,940 10,041 


437. Shardlow . . . 


t,466 


83,926 


1 16,838 


17,087 


416. Spaldiko . 








6,004 
4,141 


23,184 
19,361 


11,603 1 11.681 


438. DbrbT ..... 


12,823 
11,162 


62,333 
52,864 


j 30,300 
26,816 


32.033 


417. HOLBRACB , 


9,742 


9,609 


439. Bklpxr .... 


26,049 


418. BoSTOlf . 








8,595 


38,836 


18,965 


19,871 


440. Abhbormb . . . 


4,454 


20,556 


1 10,108 


10,448 


419. Slbatord . 








6,381 


25,834 


12,806 


13,023 


441. Chestbrpibld . . 


15,323 


77,406 


40,458 


36,948 


420. Grahthah. 








8,374 


30,606 


16,097 ; 15,509 


442. Bakbwbll . . . 


6,430 


29,612 


14,261 


16,351 


421. LnrooLK 








10,967 


62,290 


25,983 26,307 


443. CHAPBL-SM-LB-FRrrH 


3,115 


15,779 


7,903 


7,876 


422. HORKCASTLS . . . 


5,161 


23,764 


11,804 11.960 


444. HaTFOCLD. . . . 


6,795 


32,425 


15,357 


17,068 



The following Table shows the number of Inhabited Hottbbs and of Population in 1871 in the 
several Pabibhbs, &c., constituting the various Registration Sub-districts and Districts, grouped topo- 
graphically under the Registration Counties which form this Division. Parishes which for Rc^stration 






EBQIBTRATreN DIVISrOHB: TIL SOUTH MIDLAND. ~ 115 

FftrtahoB, Townships, &c., In Iieioeeterslilre. 
purpows are returned nnder a Coanty dICIiireDt from that in which they are actually situate, have the 
uame of their County Proper given in italie typet 



38. Irtlcartarahire. 



pBlllop ( WaTntidc) . Hun. 
SHeUoB nndr- "—^ 

CDTHton Mat 

(Varaticky 



WigrtonFim 

Linl« CUrbrooki 
UUntbotn . 
AahbrPuTi . 



Winm^lqr-W«lert(« P«r! 



Bauth Kn north 
North Kilwortk 

BmnihigthMin 



WeOaHSorlluutflint) Pi. 

Ml. KARKPT HAE- 

BOBODGH. 

I. M4UR H*UOEOR)R, 
FtccklKJ 



til {l.e%eeittr\ 
ni.)t'i 



Thorpe- Lubcolum 

(jvartikonjiem). 
Unit Bonden (MirU 

Eiii>lWwtiw(.V<r» 

anipwi) . . . 
Gnat OjHUilqo 

(tforOmptim). 
CIlprtonCA'orttaivi'" , . -. 
Kelnunh (A'rUswten.) Pu. 
ArtMi«<rarih 

ErmjbniulM (JVrtiiupbi .) Par. 
IXnikT (AsrCkanjiian) Pu. 
BniBploa Adi (A'stU- ) 
uMpbm). . . .f 
BInke A[tanj (/rorU- j p^ 

WMtanton' (JtortS-'^p., 
amftim). pt n^. . 

Aibl^ (MirUmstEm) 

Souon-BuKUIMirU' 
cnjiten). . . . 

VMon 6r WelliDd 



"^.l^"- 



HMkHRarbCFTMigk . 



MARKET HABBOBOiraH 



Kibwonb-B^BuduLp 



WHntoBlIuu 
AjIpsIdIH 



Klrbf Mul« 



u Frith 



NswFonndPDol 
NawPuki 
KlrlvPrlih . 
OlnAeld Frilh . . 

LrdzsWr Fomt Emi 

UlM«wr Font WtM Fv. 



iTerCH-onw 
(o>-Ha>ya(i 



Tonniihlplpl. in Leitaltr 
Stokc-Oslillng . . . Tp. 
Htgbam on tbe HJU . Pu. 

ElmMhanx . . ■ I^- 
EulShllUio , . . Tp. 

MX MARKET BOSWORTH. 



BLABT-<vnt. 



Barbin tn Um B^ub 
Tbrnilon . . ■ 

StanloD under B«d«l 
RalbT . . 
Htrkndd . . 



MI, ASHBr.T>R-LA- 



AmlfbT }pt.mUi 
ttui«h f jrf. in ftn 
U«ahuB (Derbi) 



Kaths- and Onr S«l 
DnnlfUiorpB 1 
Hamlat f 



n-te-FleU 



■ "i, ^"^ 



fOerb*! 

WlUa.lfr(__ 

SmMrtAarbr) - -. Pu. 
Bmnikl; (S«4r} 



116 



RBGIBTRATIOlf DIVISIOyg : Til. KORTH MIDLAITD. 



FKrishae, Townshipa, Slc, in Xietoestenhire and Rutlandshire. 



PitrWi or Flaea 



ASHBT-DE-LA-ZOaCH^ 
eofU. 

H«rtflhorn CDerb^) . Far. 
TlcknAll ((wr6y) . . Plar. 

3. ASBBT-DB-LA-ZOUCH. 

Oalke (D^^) . . . Fkr. 

StaonUm- Harold . . Tp. 

WorthiDKUm and ) qv« 

Newbold . . 5 • ^' 

Osffathorpe. . . . Par. 

Aibby-de-la-Zoacfa '. Tp. 

, 4. Whttwkk. 
CoI^■Ort<m . . . .' Pur. 
PackingioD C pt. in LHeuter 

Parbh iT^in Derby . 
Itavensioiie j pt. in Dertfif . 

Parish ( pi. In UioetUr 
UuggleMote and I>on-) q,^ 

Ington . . . . 5 *^ 

Bardon Par. 

Wbltwlck . . . . Tp. 
Swannlngton . . . Tp. 
Thringstone . . . Tp. 

408. LOUOHBOROUGH. 

1. LooaHBoaouGH. . 

Oiarl^ Pair. 

Lougfaborongli . . Tp. 

Woodtborpe . . . !> 

Knifdit-Thorpe . . Tp. 
Dtamej cum Tbonrpacre Par. 

Gareadon . • . • Par. 

Sbeepahed .... Par. 

Beiton Par. 

LooffWhatton . . Par. 

Hathem .... Pw. 

2. LSAKS. 

Stanford upon Soar 7 
{NoUi) . . . y 

Kormanton upon 
Soar (NotU). . 

Sutton - Bonnlngton 

• (NottM) . . . 

Wert Leake (JfoMs) . 

East Leake (>o<(«) . 

Cortock (HoiU) . . 

Rempstone (Nottt) . 

WjuM (Notts) . . 

Thorpe-Bochart (Jfottf ) 

Willoughby on the) 
Wolds (yo»s) . t 

Wlmeswould . . . 

Prestwold . • . • 

Hoton Tp. 

Cbtes ..... Tp. 

Barton on the Wolds. Tp. 






Far. 
Par. 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pte. 

Par. 

Par. 
Tp. 



4M. BABBOW UPON SOAB. 

1. Babbow vpnv SoAB.. 
Walton on the Wolds Par. 
Seagrave .... Par. 
Thruaington . . . Par. 
RatclUre on the Wreak Par. 
Ooasington .... Par. 
Sileby ..... Far. 
Barrow iqion Soar. . .Tp. 

2. Qdobxdoh. 
Moonteorrel North End Tp. 
Moiintaorrel Soath Ekid Tp. 
Qoomdon .... Tp. 
Woodbonse. , . . Tp. 
Maplewell-Longdale . I^. 
myerscroft. . . • Par. 
Swithland .... Pftr. 

3. BOTHLBT. 

Bothley Tp. 

Bothley Temple . . Par. 

Wanlip Par. 

Thnrcaston . . . Tp. 

Oropston .... Tp. 

AnAtey Tp. 

Bradgate Park . . . Pai. 

Newtown-Linford. • Pu*. 

Anstey Pastures . . Far. 

Beaumont L^ . . Par. 

Leloester Frith. . . Par. 

GilToea Par. 



lahab. 
Homer. 



PO|NI- 

ladou. 



83S 

10 

66 

80 
1,439 

131 

188 

67 

66 

62 

486 

12 
811 
332 
308 



t 

2,697 

14 

13 

44 

9 

880 

167 

177 

282 



33 
82 

348 

34 

260 

104 

90 

66 

8 

128 

266 
17 
81 
13 
97 



€4 

88 

161 

21 

76 

409 

466 

232 

211 

390 

312 

2 

17 

62 

232 

18 

23 

63 

86 

226 

2 

105 

6 

7 

7 

2 



1,633 
886 



288 

1.134 

360 
7,30: 

664 

978 
248 
165 
244 

3,327 

69 
4.277 
1,686 
1.403 



38 

11,466 

61 

71 

163 

65 

3,784 

684 

756 

1.120 



94 
826 

1.009 

169 
1.031 
426 
339 
266 
49 

472 

l.lMi 

65 

332 

69 

898 



240 

413 

624 

96 

463 

1,766 

1.963 

1,046 

949 

1,616 

1.332 

13 

81 

266 

1.040 

86 

123 

249 

160 

1.012 

12 

460 

41 

36 

47 

10 



Partah oc Plaea 



BABBOW UPON SOAR— 

C9Htm 

LeicoitCT- Abbej . . Far. 

Belgrade .... Tp. 

filrtftall Tp. 

4. Sybsob. 

Sjston Par. 

Beanbj Pw. 

Queeniboroagh . • Par. 

South GroBton . • . Par. 

BeebT PBr. 

Barkl^ Tp. 

Barkby-Thorpe . . Tp. 

North Thurmaston . Tp. 

South Thnxmaston • Tp. 

410. LEICBSTER. 

1. East Lbkbbtbb. 

St. Margaret . . Ckr. Far. 

2. Wbsv Lbicbitbb. 

St. Leonard . . . Par. 



All Saints . 
Black Friars 
St Martin . 
St. Nicholas 
White Friars 
Castle View 
Newarke 
St. Maty . 



Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



411. MELTON-MOWBRAT 

1. SOMBBSr. 

Asbby-FulvUle . . Tp. 

Barsby Tp. 

Gaddesl^ .... Par. 

Broolut^ .... Par. 

Rothtfby .... Par. 

Frlsby on the Wreak Par. 

KirbyBellars . . . Far. 

Great Dalby . . . Par. 

Twyford .... Tp. 

Thorpe-SatchTllle . Tp. 

Burroufl^ .... Far. 

Somerby .... Par. 

PIckwell .... Par. 

L'ttle Dalby . . . Par. 

Burton-LasaiB . . . Tp. 

2. Mbltom-Mowbbat. 
Melton-Mowbray . . Tp. 

Welby Tp. 

Sysmby .... Tp. 

Asfordby .... Far. 

Hoby Par. 

Rag>tale .... Par. 

Dalby on the Wulds . Par. 

Grlmston .... Far. 

Saxelby .... Far. 

Shol^ Par. 

WarOial^ .... Tp. 

3. Clawbov. 

Upper Brougfaton ( JVoMt) Par. 

Nether Bnraghton . Par. 

Clawson .... Par. 

Hose Par. 

Harby PBr. 

Stathem . . » . Far. 

Eaton Far. 

Rnanston .... Par. 

Eartwell .... Par. 

Goadby-Manrood . . Far. 

Cbadwell and Wycomb Tp. 

Scalford .... Far. 

AbketUeby . . . Tp. 

Holwell . . . . Tp. 

4. Waltbam. 

Wyfopdbgr .... P*r. 

Thorpe-Arnold . . Par. 
Waltham on the Wolds Far. 

Stonesby .... Far. 

Beseaby . . . , Par. 

Saitl^ Par. 

Sproxton .... Par. 

Bucknunstcr . . . Tp. 

Sewstem .... Tp. 

Goiiton Par. 

Garthoipe .... Par. 



Ubah. 



6 

451 

99 

406 

114 

123 

67 

26 

107 

13 

66 

219 



Popn- 
latfon. 



36 

2,049 

437 

1,877 
468 

489 
296 
114 
440 
66 
262 
1,029 



13.328 69.962 



904 

1,480 

264 

493 

418 

32 

36 

328 

4,218 



40 
60 
62 
10 
27 
94 
64 
93 
82 
44 
28 
113 
39 
36 
66 

1,020 

8 

12 

114 

78 

23 

69 

40 

21 

6 



87 
91 

184 
94 

129 

118 
94 
67 
32 
83 
21 

128 
60 
33 

26 

26 

138 

66 

4 
be 
86 
76 
67 
30 
27 



1.028 

6,468 

1.175 

2.607 

1,926 

149 

163 

1 .666 

21,097 



Pwiili or PIms. 



MELTON-MOWBRA Y- 
wnt. 



Freeby . . . 
Saxby . . , 
IvdiiioDdthorpe 
Wymondham . 
StaplefiMd . . 



Par. 
Par. 
PBr. 
Par. 



29. ButlandBhire. 

412. OAKHAM. 



174 
273 
280 
61 
133 
366 
257 
468 
373 
218 
200 
623 
195 
210 
260 

6,033 

63 

73 

613 

327 

127 

320 

164 

91 

29 

129 

870 
406 
780 
403 
639 
496 
882 
819 
169 
173 
97 
644 
202 
147 

103 
147 
623 
236 
26 
2M 
408 
312 
239 
164 
128 



1. 

Gold Orerton (l^»e«sfar)Par. 
Knossingtun (^Leketter) Par. 

Teigh Par. 

Market Orerton . . Fsr. 
Thiotletoo .... Par. 
Stretton .... Par. 
Greetham .... Far. 
Ctttesmore .... Tp. 

Barrow Ham. 

Bnriey Par. 

Ezton Tp. 

Horn Tp. 

Tickencote . . . Par. 
Emptngham , . . Par. 
Whiiwell .... Par. 
Normiinton . . . Par. 
Edith-Weston . . . Par. 
Lyndon ..... Par. 

Hantnn Par. 

HamMeton. . . . Far. 

Egleton Par. 

Gnnthorpe .... Ham. 
OdLham DeannhoM ) m.»».. 
with Barleythorpe f "*««■ 
Oakliam Lordstioid Manor 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Far. 

. Far. 

. Fsr. 

. Far. 

. Par. 



L^ighfield . 
Ijangham • 
Ashwell 
Whlssendlne 
Braonston . 
Brooke . . 
Martinsthorpe 



413. UPPINGHAM. 

1. Uppiboham. 
RidUngton .... Par. 

BeliMi Far. 

Wardley .... Par. 

Ayston Par. 

Preston Par. 

Uppingham . . . Par. 

Beaumont Chase . . Par. 

Bisbrooke .... Par. 

Liddington. . . . Par. 

Stoke Dry Tp. 

Holy Oakes r Leicester) Lib. 
Su>ckerBton (£>«<eester) Par. 
Gretton ilfortkampton) Par. 

2. Gbbat Easiob. 
Homin^old (Leicester) Par. 
Uallaton (Leicester) . Par. 
SlawstOii (Leicester) . Par. 
Blaston (IxicetUr) . Par. 
Medboume (UioetUr) Tp. 
Holt, or NeviU-HoU> r. 

(/.eiorster) . . . f *P- 
Bringhurrt (Leicester) Tp. 
Drayton {Leicester) . Tp. 
Easton Migna(L«toeiter)Tp. 
Caldecott .... Par. 
Rockingham ilfthmptm.) Pv. 

8. Babbowdbb. 
Harringworth ( JVortib- ) p^ 

CMiywMi) . . . . ) 
Laston (JVorttoM^eofi) PBr. 
FIneshade (^orMmpCn.) Far. 
WakarlBjlyortkmptH,) Far. 
Barrowden .... Far. 

Morcott Par. 

Seaton Tp. 

Thorpe by Water . . Ham. 

Gkston Pkr. 

Wing Par. 

Piiton Par. 

North LufFenham . .. Far. 
South LufTenham . . Far. 



[nhabi 



28 
27 
61 
179 
» 



^t K, 



131 
126 
338 
776 
114 



16 
70 
29 

90 
33 
39 

150 

lOtJ 
31 
46 

163 

4 

23 

185 
24 
6 
77 
29 
61 
60 
90 
3 

201 

453 

6 

147 

47 

179 

103 

20 

1 



86 

319 
113 
417 
148 
173 
704 
466 
136 



766 

21 

100 

893 

100 

42 

399 

111 

361 

306 

117 

17 

866 

2.207 

40 

632 

197 

750 

430 

88 

3 



60 356 

103 405 

13 68 

23 119 

77 330 

446 2,601 

4 23 



67 

13fl 

8 

1 

11 

1961 



23 

166 
65 
20 

114 



23 
27 
135 
74 
60 



77 



S76 
693 

46 
7 

64 
863 

IDS 

614 

202 

83 

488 

28 

109 
115 
603 
366 
248 



21 


108 


12 


47 


^ 


100 


163 


638 


121 


486 


71 


324 


1« 


68 


64 


2lt 


74 


308 


13 


63 


103 


476 


86 


368 



L 



BBaiSTBATIOir DIVISIONS .* VU NOBTH MIDLAND; 



117 



FarlBheSy Townships, Sid., in Idnoolnshire. 



FwWiorPlaaa. 



80. Linoolnshire. 
414. STAMFORD. 

Tixover {RuUaind) . Pfer. 
Ketton {Rutiand). . Var. 
Tinwell (Rutland) . Pw. 
Great CMtertoDCRwOci) Fkr. 
LliUeOuterton(Aifad.) Par. 
Ptckworth (Rumnd) Pair. 
Ca^tbam (Rutland) , Par. 
SUmford AU Sainte . Par. 
Slanifurd St George . Par. 
Stamford St. John • Par. 
Stamford St. Mary . Par. 
Stamfbrd St. Michael . Par. 
St. Martin Stamford ) m^ 
Baron ilf€rtkmptn.)S ^ 
'Wotharpe (I/mti^ptn.y Ham. 
Easton (j^ortlboinpeon) Par. 
Collyweston (Narthptn,) Par. 
DiiddliigtOD(JVorMij>«n.) Par, 

2. Baxvacoc 
Stibbington (iFunte) . Par. 
Waaaford (Ncrtkmptn.) Par. 
Tbomhai^ (Northptn.) Par. 
WittaUMCNorthmptn,) Par. 
BaxnaxkCNorthampUm) Tp. 
Pllflgate (Iforthmj^,) Ham. 
SoQUwrpe (AorOiptn.) Ham. 
Ufford (Northampton) Tp. 
AshtoD (Northampton) Ham. 
BalntoQ (Northampton) Par. 
EaBendlne (Rutkmd) . Par. 
ByhaU (Rutland) 
West Deeping 



Tallington . 
Ufllngton . 
Barliolm • 
Stowe . • 
Greatford . 
Willi horpe. 
Braoebon>Q£^ 



Par. 
Par. 
P^. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Tp. 

^• 
Par. 



416. BOURN. 



1. CoBsr. 

Garelqr Tp. 

LmieBytham. . . Par. 

GhatleBvtham • . Par. 

HolyweU . . . . Tp. 

Auibj . . • • . Ham. 

Oountboipe . • • Ham. 

Creetoo Tp. 

Swayfldd .... Par. 

Swinstead .... Par. 

Oorbj . • • . • Pax, 

Imbam Tp. 

Hawthoipe. • • . 'i'p. 

2. ASLACSBt. 

Kirkby Underwood . Par. 
Aslackbj .... Far. 
Falklngham . . . Par. 
LanghUMi . • . • Par. 
Horbling .... Par. 
Billingborongh . . Par. 
Semperlni^bam . . Tp. 
Birtborpe .... Ham. 

Pointon Ham. 

Dowaby .... Par. 
Rippfngale. . . . Par. 
Donsby PM". 

8. Bouiur. 
HacccKiby . « » . Pfer. 
Morton ..... Par. 
Edenbam .... Par. 

Bonm Pftr. 

Witham on the HiU . Tp. 
Manthorpe .... Ham. 
Toft and Louid . Hams. 

Carlby Par. 

Thorlby .... Par. 

4. Dbbpiho. 

BanUm Par. 

La^Riolt .... Par. 

Market Deeping . . Par. 

Deepfng St. Jamei . . Par. 



Inbab 
Boom*. 


lauon. 


21 


96 


Ml 


1,116 


49 


249 


79 


336 


33 


148 


39 


218 


44 


200 


469 


2,010 


386 


1.833 


266 


1,180 


69 


364 


260 


1,299 


283 


1,611 


11 


64 


221 


963 


98 


414 


86 


883 


126 


646 


26 


133 


68 


268 


b1 


270 


136 


687 


29 


169 


40 


218 


38 


161 


22 


121 


43 


194 


34 


186 


172 


790 


68 


328 


69 


268 


96 


441 


46 


188 


4 


29 


46 


219 


13 


62 


40 


228 


29 


138 


67 


324 


168 


721 


14 


73 


9 


49 


14 


78 


16 


81 


66 


266 


77 


36i 


179 


786 


38 


186 


82 


180 


42 


214 


108 


628 


136 


696 


14 


76 


116 


678 


281 


1.227 


10 


60 


9 


44 


96 


466 


38 


196 


130 


690 


88 


20d 


92 


45J 


207 


978 


138 


636 


821 


3,860 


43 


221 


22 


99 


46 


207 


39 


175 


186 


844 


176 


768 


162 


6981 


286 


1,286| 


404 


1.720^ 



Ftridi or Flaoau 



416. SPALDING. 



1. PiKOHBBCK. 

Pinchbeck, j)<. ^ 
Oowhit, pi. qf . 
SpakUng, j9t. </ 

8. DoimrGTov. 
Donington . . 
Qoadrlng . . 

8. GOflBBBTOir. 

Gosbert4jo . . 
Suifleet. . . 



4. Spaldzko. 
Coy^hit, pL qf . 
&Mildlng. pt qf 
nncfabeck, pL qf 

6. MOULXOV. 

Weeton. . . 
Moalton . . 



• Par. 
< Par. 

• Par. 



Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 



• Par. 
. Far. 
« Par. 



. Par. 
. Par. 

6. DBsmra St. Niobolab. 
Deeping St. Nicholas . Far. 

417. HOLBEACH. 

1. Gkdkkt Hnx. 
Whaplode Drove . . Ham. 
Holbeach,|>t. qf . . Par. 
V\atitpt.w . . . Par. 
Oedney HUl, pt. qf . Ham. 
Sutton St Edmonds, ) « 

pt.qf. . . . j'"'*™' 
Satton St. James, j>^ ^Ham. 

2. Lovo SuTTOir. 
l^ddSLMary . . Par. 
Oenlral Wing-) j»(. in Linen. 

land Parish 5 j>e. tffi JVoi/fc. 
Satton St. Maryi . .Ham. 
Sutton St. Nicholas . Ham. 
Sutton St. James, jgt. q^Ham. 
Suiton St. Edmnnris, \ jxm;n^ 

pt.qf* . . • J 
Gedncy .... Tp. 
GedneyHIU.i><.^ .Horn. 

8. H<nJBACH. 

¥\iaiX,pt.qf . . . Par. 
Holbeach,j><. 4f . • Par. 
Wliaplode,i>t. qf . . Far. 

418. BOSTON. 

1. ElBTOH n HOLLAITD. 

Fosdyke,i)(.q^ . . Par. 
Algarkirk,j>(.af . . Par. 

SuttertoDf/it. 4r • • P^v* 

KiTton,|><. q^ . . aT.Par. 

Frampton • • • • Par. 

Wyberton . . • . Par. 

Simon Weir . . • Far. 

2. BBmmroTOV. 
Fi8htoft,p<. </ 
Frieston,«4. qf 
Butterwiw • 
Bennington 
Leverton,j)<.<2jr 
Wrani^ • . 
Leake . . . 
Boston,^, ijf . 



8. SnsKT. 
Boston, ji<.qf* 
LevertoD,!^. qf* 
Fries ton, j/tqf* 
Fi8btoft,i)<.<^* 
Skirbeck,i>t. y * 
Stbsey . . 
Carrlngton . . 
WestVUle . 
Tbomton-le-Fen 
LangriTlUe 
FritfiyiUe . . 
Pepper Gowt . 
Copping Syke . 
Great Beats 
Little Beats 
South of the Witham 

4. BosTcm. 
SUrbeck, D<. qf . 
Skiibedc Quarter . 
Boston, j^. qf . . 



Far. 
Far. 
Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Far. 

Par. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 
Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Far. 

. Tp. 
. Ham. 
. Par. 



Inbah. 



POpQ' 

lattoo. 



668 

8 
16 

893 
223 

474 
231 

139 

1,976 

6 

176 
486 

211 



216 
68 

38 
90 

163 

119 

214 

18 

10 

962 

186 

7 



411 
6 

228 

1,047 

871 



106 
106 
227 
429 
180 
136 



121 
248 
137 
148 
166 
263 
429 
3 

77 
6 
87 
36 
10 
284 
82 
26 



Pkriih or Plaoa. 



Iphab. 

HiMIMB. 



Popu- 

ladoa 



BOSTON-oont 



68 
66 

9 
6 
1 
1 
2 

670 

168 

3,286114 



8,121 
29 
94 

1,763 
938 

2,167 
1,069 

619 
9,017 

28 

807 
2,272 

1,270 



936 
268 
180 
443 

721 

624 

974 
111 

70 

4,263 

862 

83 

13 

2,017 
22 

1,196 
6,064 
1,666 



480 
482 
969 
1,877 
826 
617 
18 

533 

1,134 

619 

620 

797 

1,279 

1,962 

23 



HaUHlllK . 
SholTFen . 



Par. 
Far. 



y}par. 



5. SWIVESHSAD. 

North For^-Foot Bank Par. 
Kirton,i)(. qf • . Civ. Par. 

Brothertoft . . . Tp. 

Swlneshead. . . . Far. 

Great Brand End Plot Par. 

Drainage Marsh . . Far. 
Gibbet Hills and Forty 

Foot Bridge 

Rakes Farm . . . Par. 

Royalty Farm . . Par. 

Blocer ..... Far. 

Ferry Comer • . . Par. 

Wigtoft .... Par. 

Pelnams Lands • . Par. 

Dogdyke .... Tp. 

Harts Grounds . . Far. 

Amberhlll .... Far. 
Sutterton Fen Allotment .. 
AJgarkiric Fen Allotment . . 
Fosdjrke Fen Allotment .. 

419. SLEAFORD. 

1. BlLLINOHAT. 

North Kyme . • . Tp. 

BUlinghay .... Tp. 
Walcott .... Ham. 

Timberland . . . Tp. 

Martin Ham. 

Thorpe TUney . . Ham. 

Blankney .... Par. 

Scopwick .... Par. 

Kirkby Green. . . Far. 

Rowaton .... Far. 

2. Slxapobd. 

Temple Bruer . . • Par. 

Braunoewell . • . Par. 

Bloxbohne • . . Far. 

Ashby-de-la-Laund . Par. 

Digby Par. 

Dorringtcm. . « . Par. 

Ruiikington . . . Par. 

Anwick . . . •' Par. 

Haverixdme I'rloiy . Par. 

Leaslngham • . • Tp. 
Roxbolme .... Ham. 

NewSleaford . . . Tp. 
Holdlngham . • . Ham. 

Oldfrleaford . . . Far. 

Qnarrington . • . Far. 

Sllk-WUloaghby . . Far. 

Swarby Par. 

Aunsl^ .... Par. 

DemUeby .... Par. 

Culvertborpe . . . Tp. 

Kelby Tp. 

3. Lbamehkam. 
WelUngore . . . Far. 
Wdboum .... Far. 
Leadenham • • . Par. 
Bayards Leiqp . . . Par. 
Granwell .... Par. 
North Raueeby . . Par. 
South Raooeby . . Far. 
Wilsftml .... Par. 

4. HiomcoTOV. 

South Kyme . . • Tp. 

Ewcrl^ .... Far. 

Gvedun Far. 

Kiikhv-le-Thorpe . Far. 

Asgarby . .^^ . Far. 

Howell Far. 

Hecklngton . . . Far. 

Great Hale . . . Tp. 

Little Hale . . . Tp. 

Burton-Pedwaidine . Par. 

5. ASWARBT. 

Hdpringham . . . Par. 

SwatoQ Far. 

Scredlngton . . • Far. 

Spsnter . . . . • Par. 

Threcklngham • • Par. 

Osboumby. . « • Far. 

AsAsrby .... Far. 



61 

75 

26 

442 

1 
1 

11 



174 
14 

152 

7 

52 

12 

• • 

94 
48 
28 



138 

823 

129 

113 

186 

26 

94 

83 

28 

46 

19 

24 

21 

26 

70 

108 

247 

68 

3 

84 

23 

724 

27 

96 

81 

48 

38 

31 

15 

20 

• 17 

192 

189 

158 

2 

44 

49 

89 

139 

105 
97 
14 
48 
16 
15 
416 
169 
63 
80 

218 
65 

82 
21 
38 

132 
22 



on. 



11 



238 

400 

142 

1,918 

6 

8 

08 

11 

• « 

751 
65 

699 
54 

248 
63 

467 
239 
151 



700 
1,501 
609 
563 
914 
158 
568 
404 
141 
233 

149 
139 

84 
161 
307 
495 
1,150 
324 

11 
890 
115 
3,592 
143 
397 
340 
258 
175 
139 

78 
101 

87 

801 
677 
676 
20 
219 
279 
412 
647 

520 

461 

71 

230 

92 

86 

1,865 

759 

327 

161 

911 
336 
394 
116 
183 
606 
142. 



* West Feu sad WUdmore Fen AUotments. 



118 



BIGISTIUITION divisions: Vn. NOBTH MIDLAND. 



Parlahee, Township0» &o^ in Iiincolnshire. 



Pariah or Flaoau 



8LBAF0RD-H»n<. 

Bcot-WiUoughbj . . Par. 

^ewtoo Par. 

Walcoft Par. 

AM. GRANTHAM. 



I. OOLSTBBWORTH. 

Pickworth . . . 
Haceby .... 
Bracel^ . . . 
Bapperton . . . 
KopsliT • • • 
Little Humby . . 
Bomerby . . . 
LavingtoQ or Lenton 
Keisby .... 
Osgolby . . . 
[ngMldfliby . . . 
Boothby-Pagnell . 
Bftchfldd . . . 
BasslDgthorpe . . 
Barton-Coggles . 
Colsterworth . . 
North Wttbam . 
SoQtb Witham . 
Onnby St. Nicholas 
Stainl^. . . . 



Tax. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Ham. 
Par. 
Tp. 

^' 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

S. Dsmrov. 

SkUUnfton '. . . Par. 

8oatb Stoke . . . Tp. 

Easton Tp. 

North Stoke . , . Tp. 

Great Ponton . . . Par. 

Little Ponton . . . Par. 

Stroxton .... Par.. 

Wyville w. HangcrtoQ Par. 

Woolatborpe . . . Par., 

Denton Par. 

Harlaxton .... Par. 

Groxton-Keyiial (Ldc.) Par. 

Knlpton (Leicuter^ . Par. 

Harston tLeicetter) . Par. 

Redmile U^iceMter) . Par. 

Bottcsford(/.eu;e«<er) Far. 

MuBtun (^lAicetter) . Par. 

Belvoir {Leicester) , Ftf. 

3. GRAHTHAlf. 

Barrowby .... Par. 
Great Gonerby . . Par. 
Grantham .... Tp. 
Manthorpe com Utile ) ,w^ 

Gonerby . . . . J *P- 
&>ittl(icate, Hooghton, ) ,^ 

and Walton. . .} ***■ 
Harrowby .... Tp. 
Grantham Grange . PSu*. 
li<*ndontborpe . . . Par. 
Welby . . . , . Par. 
Haydor .... Tp. 
Belton ..... Par. 
Ancanter .... Par. 
Normanton . . . Par. 
Carlton-ScToop . . Par. 
Huninglcm .... Par. 
Hongh on the HiU . Par. 



421. LINCOLN 



1. Lincoln Sooth- 
Sklnnand . . 
Navenby . . 
Bouthby-GraflToe 
Metheringham 
Dunttton . . 
Coleby . . . 
Auboum . . 
Haddington 
Harm^ton . . 
Nocton . . . 
Poiter-Hanworth 
Branst^n . . 
Waddington . 
Mere . . . 
Sooth Hyckham, pt, 
North Hyckham . 
Thorpe on the Hill 
Eagle ... 
Eagle HaU . . 
Ea^e WoodhoQse 
Morton . . . 



WECT. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

JP- 
Tp. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 



^ 



Inbab. 
HooMa 


Puuu- 

UtiMl 


4 


K> 


40 


I9e 


40 


19:^ 


61 


24i 


11 


6? 


31 


138 


U 


49 


U» 


766 


21 


90 


60 


271 


34 


185 


15 


78 


13 


64 


86 


407 


27 


133 


35 


169 


29 


144 


58 


280 


259 


1,068 


68 


23t> 


116 


488 


S3 


135 


36 


163 


•2 


414 


34 


144 


39 


188 


20 


150 


100 


§09 


46 


2ia 


32 


llfl 


26 


1371 


119 


6661 


122 


672 


94 


441 


121 


618 


69 


338 


38 


16: 


109 


50: 


30U 


1,316 


U 


35! 


17 


211 


187 


869 


256 


1.21: 


871 


6,028 


619 


2,777 


1,674 


6.804 


16 


116 


• • 


• • 


46 


227 


98 


49(i 


70 


346 


40 


176 


136 


646 


39 


166 


61 


212 


38 


171 


139 


640 


3 


2fl 


241 


l.OOu 


41 


200 


373 


1,652 


125 


698 


103 


423 


60 


246 


20 


91 


83 


368 


89 


518 


92 


447 


296 


1.337 


202 


865 


6 


66 


17 


90 


111 


468 


79 


35 


124 


601' 


13 


71 


1 


11 


1 


4 



Paiiih or Plaoei 



LINOOLN— C(m<. 

Swinetborpe . . . 

Doddlngton , . , 

Whisby . , . 

Skellingtborpe . , 

WashingboroQgh . 

Helgbington . . 

Bardnqr . . . 

Stainfleld . . . 

2. LiKOOLN HOMS. 

North Carlton . . 
Sooth Carlton . . 
Barton .... 
Risebotane . . . 
NetUeham . . , 
Grange de Lings . . 
Repham or Reeplum 
Fiskerton . . « 
Cherry- Willi ngham 
Greetwell . . . 
Canwick . . « 
Braoebridge , . 
Booltbam . . . 
Sooth Common . 
St. Botolph . . . 
St.PeteratG0Ht4. 
St. Mark ... 
Holmes Common . 
SL Mary-le-Wlgford 
St. Bt-nedict . . 
St Peter at Arches 
St. John in Newport 
St. Swithin . . . 
SL Margaiet . . 
St. Peter in Eastgate 
Cold Bath Hoose . 
Monks Liberty 
St. Mary Magdalen 
St. Michael . . . 
Bishop*^ Palace . 
StPaol. . . . 
Qkstle Pykings. . 
Lunatic Asylum . 
Lincoln Castle . . 
St. Nicholas . . . Plan 
St. Martin .... Par. 

3. LoigOLN NOBTH-XAST. 

Apley Par. 

Goltho Tp. 

BnlUngton . . . . Tp. 

Rand Tp. 

Fotaetby . . . . Tp. 

HoUon-Beckeriog. . PtLv. 

Wlckenby .... Pat. 

Friesthorpe , , . Par. . 

FaUiugworth . . . P^. 

tkiarfonl .... Par. 

Snelland .... Par. 

St&inton by Langworth Tp. 



Newball 

CDh$tead . . 

Barlings . . 

Sudbroolce . . 

Scothem . . 

Dunbolm . . 

Welton . . . 
Culd Hanworth 

Hackthom . . 

^ridlington . 

East Firsby . 

West FirBby . 

Owmby . . . 

Saxby . . . 
Mormanby . 

Caenby . . . 

Ingham. . . 
Oammerlnc^m 

Brattlfby . . 

West Thorpe . 

Aisthorpe . . 

Scampton . . 

Broxhohne . . 
Saxvlhy with Ingleby 



Par. 

Je- 

par, 
Tp. 

Par! 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Psr. 
F^r. 
Pkr. 
Par. 
P*r. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
P*r. 
Par. 
Far. 
Piar. 



JP- 
Par. 

Plu-. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par, 

P*r. 

Par. 

Par. 

Tp. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pftr. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
P^r. 
Par. 
Par. 



422. HORNCASTLE. 
1. Wbaqbt. 

Wrag^ .... Par. 
West Torrlngton . . Fv. 



Inbab 



8t 
3< 

14 

164 
141 
146 

818 
35 

23 

31 

431 

11 

SIO 

9 

85 

108 

86 

9 

36 

120 

18 

9 

176 

678 

181 

• • 

642 

116 

93 

•0 

1,288 

81 

19rt 

1 

2 

126 

276 

1 

196 

48, 

1 

1 

•13 

838 

47 
1^ 
8 
18 
16 
30 
61 
12 
68 
16 
22 
27 
26 
1 

101 
12 

126 
99 

164 

14 

63 

62 

1 

10 
62 
21 

105 
23I 

140, 
28 
28 
11 
22 
43 
22 

261 



101 
44 



48 
177 

9h 
726 
68U 
674 
1,460 
178 

136 
172 
209 

73 
•22 

48 
377 
615 
146 

49 

198 

1,203 

99 

431 
1,209 
3.197 
•09 

2,604 

631 

688 

333 

6,294 

604 

1,182 

6 

9 

669 

1.391 

9 

919 

218 

99 

24 

2,260 

3,879 

231 

104 

63 

84 

76 

162 

293 



326 

78 
124 
116 
119 
6 
468 

68 
622 
45U 
692 

72 
248 
284 

40 

66 
272 

88 
468 
123 
617 
1381 
122 

67 

110 

248 

126 

1,168 



681 
1901 



PariahorPlaoa. 



HORNCASTLE>«m<. 



West Barkwith . 
East Barkwiih. . 
Panton .... 
Langton . . . 
Hatton .... 
Sotby .... 
Benniworth . . 
Market Stainton . 
Ranby .... 
Great Storton . . 
Baumber . . • 
MiiiUng. . . . 
Gantiiy .... 
Waddintpvorth 
Topbolnie . . . 
BocknaU . . . 

2. Hokncastlb. 
Stlxwould .... 
Horoington. . . . 
Lant^ton nr. Honcastle 
Thornton ..... 
Martin,pt. <2^ . . . 
Woodhall,j><.<jf . . 
Thlmbleby, pt. qf . 
Homcastlc, pL^ , . 
West Aabby.|>t. ^ . 
Edlington .... 
Wispington . . . 
Hemingby .... 
Goulsby. .... 

Asterby 

Gawkwell .... 
Scamblesby. . . . 

3. Trtfobd. 
Belchford ...» 
Tetfoni ..... 
Fulletl^ .... 
Salmonby ...» 
Somer.4)y .... 
Bag-End9H)y . . .. 
Ashby Puerorom . . 
Grettham ..... 
High ToyntoQ. pt. of . 
Low Toynton,j9t of . 
MarehamontbeHUl,) 

jjC. <i^ . . . . 5 
Scrafield . . . 
Hamerlngham . . 
WInoeby . . . 
Hagworthinghaa . 
Oaxby-Pluckacre . 
Losby.pt. (2^ . . 
Aagarby.pf. (/ . 
Minln^y, pi. qf . 
Moorby.it. o^. . 
Wood-Enderby,|»t</ 
Scrivelsby, pi. of . 
Dalderl^, j)2. q^ . 

4. Tattkbsball. 
RongfatoQ . . . 
Hattham upon Bain 
KUrkby upon Bain 
Tumby .... 
Ktrkstead . . . 
TkttersbaU . . . 
Tattershall Thorpe 
ConingHby . . . 
Haven Bank . . 
Mareham-Le-Fen . 
Wilkal^ . . . 
Reresby . . . 
Mareham on tibe Hill, 

WV^.of* . . . 
est Ashby.pe. (jf» 
Woodhall,p<. q^* . 
Martin, i><.<2if* 
Dalderl^,p«. qf* . 
Scrivelsby, pi. of* 
Wood-Enderbv.pt. qf* 
iiooThy, pt qf* . . 
Low Toyntoa,j7t. <^* 
Hij^ Toynton, pi. qf* 
Horocastle, pt. qf* . 
Thimbleby, pLqf* . 
Lnsby, pL <ff . . 
Miningsby, pt. qff . 
Asgarby, ji<. <i^t . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
P*r. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pfcr. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

P*r. 
Par- 
Par.. 
Par. 
Par. 
Piur. 
Par. 
Bar. 
Par. 
Far. 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Psr. 
Par. 

JP- 

Zp- 

Par. 

Up- 

J^P- 
Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

}Par. 

Par, 
Pkr. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
' Pir. 
Par. 
Par. 

par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Inhftb 
Buum 



ImAjn. 



2L 

7fc 
2i 

6: 

35 

2*^ 

8- 

2oj 

3« 

2: 

8:4 

91 

2« 

12 

15 

67 

4a 

87 
67 
42 

14 

60 

87 

1.092 

91 

43 

14 

99 

73 

67 

8 

163 

138 
168 
62 
25 
. 11 
20 
26 
36 
33 
14 

82 

9 

43 

13 

137 

8 
30 
12 
21 
26 
39 
23 

7 

36 
46 

77 
63 
27 

106 
66 

42s 
11 

190 
14 

130 



27 
1 



S 
16 

6 
12 
14 
20 
11 

6 
76 

6'. 



123 
343 

167 
361 
207 
149 
411 
ll« 
149 
130 
3T3 
40C 
138 
66 
93 
381 

211 
397 



82 
321 
401 
4.865 
362 
343 

96 
420 
302 
296 

37 
461 

671 

716 

271 

119 

64 

66 

133 

180 

122 

69 

176 

4» 

190 

•8 

612 

61 

b3 

9* 

120 

102 

194 

117 

44 

160 
214 
344 
342 
148 
466 



1.77» 

67 

822 

73 

680 

43 

122 

6 



12 
82 
16 
63 
68 
82 
63 
37 
324 
27' 



* Allotments in Wlldmore Fen. 



t Allotments in West Fen. 



KBGISTRATlON DIVISIONS I Vn. NORTH HIBLANI). 



119 



Farlahest Townehips, 6eo., in liinoolnBhire. 



FiarWi or Plaetw 



433. SPILSBY. 

1. STicwfBr. 
EMtKirkby . . . Par. 
Uagnabj .... Par. 
Stkkford . . . ^ Par. 
SiickMy .... Par. 
MidAille .... Tp. 
Eastvllle .... Tp. 

2. Waikfuebt. 
FrWcney .... Par. 
Waiiifleei AU Saints . Par. 
Walnfleet St. Mary . Par. 
Mortbolme .... Par. 
Thorpe St. Peter . . Par. 

Crofl Par. 

FiTBl^ Par. 

3. Spilsbt. 

Little Steeping . . Par. 

Great Steeping . . Par. 

Halton Holegate « . Par. 

Toynton St. Peter . Par. 

Toynton AU Saints . Par. 

KastKeal .... Par. 

WertKeal. . . . Par. 

Bolingbroke . . . Par. 

Hareby Par, 

lifavltf-£nderl)y . . Par. 

Kailhby .... Ptf. 

Handld>y .... Par. 

Spilsby Par. 

A^by by Partney • Par. 

Pttrtney Par. 

Sanstborpe. . . . Par. 

Aswardby .... Par. 

Harrington .... Par. 

Laogton by SpiUby . Par. 

Dalby Par. 

Skendleby .... Par. 

Scremby .... Par. 

4. BOBGH. 

Gandlesby .... Par. 

Welton in the Marsh . Par. 

Orby Par. 

Gunby St. Peter . . Par. 

Irby in the Marsh ; Par. 

Bratofft ...... Par. 

Bnrgfa in the Marsh . Par. 

Skegness .... Par. 

Winttiorpe ..-..• Par. 

Ingoldmells . . . Par. 

Addletborpe . . . Par. 

HogBtborpe . . . Par. 

6. Alwokd. 

Cumberworth . . . Par^ 

Mumby Par. 

Anderby . . ^ . Par. 

Butt<rft Par. 

Sution in the Marah . Par. 

Markby .... Par. 

Bilsby Par. 

Alford Piar. 

Farlatborpe . . . Par. 

Wllloughliy . . . Par. 

Claxby Par. 

Well Par. 

Blgsby .... Par. 

Uloebv Psr. 

Suiterpy .... Par. 

Brinkbill .... Par. 

Driby Par. 

Calceby Par. 

South Ormsby . . . Par. 

424. XOUTU. 

1. WrrBERN. 

Walm»gate . . . Par. 

Swaby Par. 

South Tboresby . . Par. 

Bellean Tp. 

Claythorpe. . . . Tp. 

Aby Par. 

Haufl^ Par. 

Saleby Par. 

Beest^ in the Manh . Par. 

Hannah .... Pur. 

Tmsthorpe . . . Par. 

Mableth(Mpe . . . Pur. 

Maltby-k-MarBb . . Par. 



Inhab. 


Popa- 

UtiOD. 


82 


411 


17 


86 


fl 


889 


203 


816 


31 


174 


60 


804 


871 


1,668 


813 


1,356 


147 


721 


46 


202 


139 


649 


165 


868 


56 


870 


71 


327 


73 


840 


136 


606 


100 


419 


102 


440 


96 


424 


104 


493 


205 


947 


17 


74 


37 


176 


40 


202 


131 


736 


345 


1,623 


33 


141 


107 


496 


29 


126 


14 


60 


24 


133 


39 


223 


29 


165 


61 


296 


42 


197 


67 


236 


91 


448 


91 


374 


16 


80 


36 


170 


62 


266 


282 


1,236 


79 


349 


70 


286 


70 


301 


64 


240 


211 


878 


69 


261 


171 


762 


66 


299 


138 


661 


74 


362 


28 


127 


122 


630 


663 


2,831 


26 


121 


162 


762 


20 


96 


23 


116 


20 


96 


34 


179 


7 


36 


40 


165 


21 


100 


12 


64 


66 


276 


15 


90 


106 


467 


30 


148 


17 


96 


12 


93 


96 


460 


2 


14 


46 


256 


31 


169 


24 


124 


73 


348 


101 


462 


75 


3341 



PariBb or Place. 



LOUTH-«mt 

Strubby ... 

Withem . . , 

Qayton-le-MaTbh . 
Tutblli .... 

Anthorpe . • . 

South Reeton . . 

North Reeton . . 

2. Louth. 

Legboume . . . 

Little Cawthorpe . 

Mackton . . . 

Burwell . . . 

Ruckland . . . 

Worlaby . . . 

Oxoombe . . . 

Farforth. . . . 

Haugbam . . . 

Tathwell . . . 

Raithby . . . 

Withcall . . . 

Hallington . . . 

Louth . . . . M. 

ix>ut^ Park . . 

Stewton. . . . 

Keddington . . 

Brackenborough . 

UUle Grinuby . 

Fotberby . . . 

Utterby . . . 

North Elkington . 

South Elkington . 

Welton-le-Wold . 



3. BiNBBOOK. 

Stenigot. . . . 
Doniugton upon Bain 
Blscatboi pe . . 
Gavton-le-Wold . 
Grimbletborpe 
Bundi upon Bain . 
SouUi WUlingham 
Haliiton . . . 
Ludford Magna . 
Ludford Parva • 
East Wyketiam . 
Calcetborpe . . 
Kelstem . . . 
Binbrooke . . . 
Wybam with Gadeby 
North OnoBhy 

4. Saltflbbt. 
Alvingbam. . • 
North Cockeriogton 
South Cockerington 
Grimoldby . 
Manby . 
Little Carlton 
Castle Carlton 
Great Carlton 
Theddlcthorpe St. Hel. 
Theddlethorpe All Sts. 
Saltflcetby All Saints. 
Saltfleetby St. Clem. . 
Saltfleetby St. Peter . 
SIddbroolc .... 
South Somettotn . . 
North SomercoCes . . 

C(misbolme . . . 

6. Tkthkt. 
Yarborou^ . . . 
Covenham St. Mary . 
Covenham St. BartboL 
Gralnthorpe . 
Marsh Chapel . 
North Coates . 
Tetney . . , 
Fulstow. . . 
Ludborongh . 
North Thoresby 
Grainsby . . 
Waith . . . 
Uoltcm-le-Olay. 



426. CAISTOR. 

1. Gbbat GumsfiT. 
Humbtrstoue . . . 

Clee 

Cleethorpe .... 
Great Grimsby. . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Bor. 

^^ 
Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par.' 

Par. 

Par. 

Pw. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Par. 
Tp. 
Tp. 
Par. 



Inhah. 
Honaea. 


Popo- 
Ution. 


66 


281 


103 


462 


68 


317 


12 


60 


39 


186 


66 


286 


9 


66 


127 


643 


46 


204 


24 


8ti 


28 


163 


8 


46 


10 


67 


4 


26 


16 


109 


24 


123 


76 


410 


82 


146 


24 


168 


21 


101 


2,493 


10,500 


25 


110 


2U 


99 


35 


144 


12 


72 


9 


44 


67 


257 


75 


322 


19 


96 


66 


367 


70 


359 


16 


93 


109 


486 


10 


77 


20 


116 


1 


12 


38 


210 


66 


307 


68 


276 


83 


416 


81 


384 


4 


30 


16 


87 


43 


218 


979 


1,260 


22 


100 


80 


176 


79 


363 


61 


298 


60 


262 


72 


337 


48 


207 


37 


187 


8 


32 


63 


276 


96 


422 


68 


858 


42 


186 


28 


164 


78 


339 


103 


417 


93 


466 


280 


1,302 


36 


171 


56 


268 


46 


160 


64 


284 


174 


774 


160 


735 


70 


323 


201 


923 


117 


619 


83 


378 


172 


774 


19 


lib 


12 


5)« 


70 


806 


50 


264 


43U 


2,058 


383 


1,768 


4,038 


20.244 







Pariah or Plaoa. 



GAlSTOR-oonl. 

Scartho Par. 

Waltbam .... Par. 

Brigsky .... Piur. 

Ashby Par. 

Hawerby ... * Par; 

Newton le Wold . . Par. 

East Ravendale . . Tp. 

West Ravendale . . Tp. 

Hatcliffe .... Par. 

Beelsl^ Par. 

Bamoldby-le-Beck • Par. 

Irby upon Humbor . t*ar. 

Aylesby .... Par. 

Ijkceby Par. 

Bradley Par. 

Little Coates . . . Par. 

Great Coates . . . Par. 

Healuig Par. 

StalliDglx>rough . . Par. 

Immingham . . . Par. 

Habrough .... Par. 

2. CAIflfTOB. 

Brocklesby . , .• Par. 

Keelby .,..,• Par. 

Riby ..... Par. 

Limber Magna. . .- Par. 

Blgby .... dv. Par. 

Somerby . . . ,■ Par. 

Soarby Par. 

Graaby Par. 

Caistor Tp. 

aixby Tp. 

Holton-le-Moor . . Tp. 

South Kclxsey . . . Par. 

North Kelsey . . , Par. 

Nettleton ...» Par. 

Caboum .... Par. 

Swallow .... Par. 

Cuxwold .... Par. 

Rothwell .... Par. 

Croxby Par. 

Tborganby , . . Par. 

SwinHope .... Par. 

Thoreaway , , , Par. 

Nonnanby .... Par. 

Claxby Par. 

3. Mabkbt Rasbh. 

Usselby Par. 

Walesby .... Psr. 

Stainton-le-Vale . . Par. 

Kirmond-le-Mire . . Par. 

Tenlby ..... Par. 

North WUlingham . Par. 

Sixbills Par. 

East Torrington . . Par. 

Legsby Par. 

Llsslngton .... Par. 

Linwood .... Par. 

Bnsliugttiorp^ . . * Par. 

Newton by Toil . . Par. 

Toft next Newton . Par. 

WestRasen . . . Par. 

Middle Rasen . . . Par. 

Marlcet Rasen . . . Par. 

Kirkby cum Osgodby. Par. 

South Owersby . . Par. 

North Owersby . t Par. 

Tbomtou-le-Moor. . Par. 

Kingerby .... Par. 

GUntham .... Par. 

Bisliop Morton . . Tp. 

Atterfnr .... Tp. 

Snitterby .... Par. 

Waddingham . . . Par. 

426. GLANFORD BRIGQ. 

1. Bbigo. 

Redboume .... Par. 

Ktrton in Lindsey . Par. 

Cleatham .... Tp. 

Manion .... Tp. 

Twigmore .... Tp. 

Scawby ..... Pu*. 

Hibaldstow . . . Par. 

Newstead .... Par. 

Cadney Par. 

Wrawby . . . , Tp. 

Glanfonf Brlgg . . Tp. 

BroughtOQ .... Par. 



Inhab. 
H<nu». 



47 
182 
36 
65 
17 
80 
21 
6 
37 
40 
60 
39 
25 
248 
18 
10 
46 
16 
100 
49 
86 

48 

201 

47 

89 

49 

21 

51 

104 

418 

7 

38 

134 

2U6 

120 

30 

43 

18 

60 

22 

24 

22 

39 

29 

61 

13 

62 

36 

16 

171 

42 

80 

23 

67 

59 

40 

8 

16 

16 

46 

264 

618 

109 

26 

72 

24 

26 

96 

86 

19 

61 

168 



69 

440 

24 

24 

11 

364 

167 

8 

111 

266 

376 

373 



Pura- 
Uiion 



210 

807 

166 

296 

87 

180 

83 

46 

181 

187 

208 

189 

121 

1,025 

96 

66 

228 

102 

461 

237 

394 

260 
837 
222 
541 
294 
127 
261 
408 
2,012 
45 
195 
620 
923 
646 
184 
248 
108 
224 
140 
137 
117 
220 
162 
367 

<8 

326 

216 

96 

677 

194 

163 

126 

364 

289 

180 

67 

95 

78 

248 

982 

2,816 

438 

106 

369 

119 

112 

424 

370 

98 

300 

728 



336 
1,904 

143 

117 

67 

1,586 

764 
48 

616 
1,304 
1,692 
1.2«j6 



120 



BXQumuTJON divisions: vn. north midland. 



Parishesy Townships, iso^ in lanoolnsbire and Nottinghamshire. 



Pkriib or Flaoti. 



GLANFORD BRlOO-eont. 



WorUby . . 
Elsham . . . 
Barnetbj-le-Wold 
Melton Robs . 
Kinnlogtoa . 
Cn»zton. . . 



3. WmrsKTON. 
Applet^ . . 
Ravenworpe . 
Roxby cum RJsfay 
WinteitoD. . 
Wlnteringham 
WestHalion . 
Giinhouae . . 
WhiUon . . 
Alkborough 
Bunon npon Slather 
FUxboroogh . 
Orosbj . . . 
Brombj • • 
Scantborpe . 
Frodingbam . 
Borringhaoi . 
AahUj . . . 
BottesfoTd . . 
Yaddlethorpe . 
Holme . . . 
Messingham . 
East Batterwlck 

3. Babioh. 
Wootton . . 
Uloeby . . . 
North KUlinghoUne 
South KilUn^hiie 
EastHalton . . 
Thornton-Curtis . 
GoxhiU .... 
Barrow upon Hnniber 
Barton St. Peter 
Barton St. Mary 
South Ferrlby . 
Hurkatow . . 
Saxby . . . 
Bcnl^ . . . 



Par. 
Par. 
P*r. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Ham. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

^- 

Jp- 
2S- 

Tp. 

Par. 
Par. 

JP- 

JP- 
Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 



427. GAINSBOROUGH. 



» 1. OWSTOV. 

Owftton . . 
West Butterwick 
Hazey . . . 



a. SCOTTEB. 

Laughton . 
Wildsworth 
Scoiter . . 
Sootton . . 
East Ferry . 
NoTthorpe . 
Southorpe . 
GrayincJiam 
Blyborong^ 
Willou{^ton 
Hemswell . 
PUham . . 
Blyton . . 
GreenhiU . 



JP- 
Par. 



i Tpe 
, Ham. 

S: 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par, 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



3. MUTBKrOH. 

Misterton (yotU) . . Tp. 
We^t Stockwith (A'o<««) Tp. 

Walkeringham (iVotCi) Par. 

Buckingham (JVofto) . Par. 

SaiWTkdby (Ifott9) . .• Par. 

Bole(A'o««) . . . Par. 

West Burton (A'oMi) Par. 

4. GAIKSBOltOUQH. 

Gainsborough . . . Tp. 

Morton Tp. 

Walkerlth .... Tp. 

East Stockwith . . Tp. 

6. WlLLIKOHAM. 

Corringham . . , Far. 

airfuKtborpe . . . Par^ 

eapliam .... Par. 

Harpswell .... Par. 

Glentwoith . . . Par. 

Filllui^iam . . • Par. 

Coatcs Par. 



InlMli. 

HOIMBB. 


latkm 


119 


667 


89 


443 


186 


773 


33 


171 


94 


419 


2i' 


124 


103 


689 


4 


18 


72 


374 


893 


1,766 


183 


779 


72 


312 


39 


213 


44 


214 


1U4 


487 


233 


1,099 


60 


246 


63 


300 


39 


178 


134 


616 


110 


677 


131 


674 


162 


660 


29 


144 


32 


136 


13 


66 


264 


1,110 


84 


370 


137 


697 


234 


1,036 


37 


196 


133 


674 


163 


673 


99 


478 


284 


1,172 


689 


2,617 


444 


1,958 


679 


2,374 


167 


721 


61 


260 


66 


286 


101 


413 


39(' 


1,627 


197 


827 


638 


2,213 


66 


836 


28 


161 


268 


1,094 


68 


307 


41 


162 


44 


208 


6 


48 


32 


166 


44 


210 


132 


606 


83 


391 


21 


91 


166 


713 


1 


8 


264 


1,132 


164 


608 


169 


747 


106 


446 


18 


98 


38 


216 


8 


66 


1,682 


7.664 


174 


681 


18 


80 


90 


830 


144 


790 


66 


237 


32 


141 


21 


136 


60 


325 


63 


307 


9 


46 



FuWiarPlaoa. 



GAINSBOROUGH c»fU. 

Bnnsby and Stnrton . Tp. 

Normanby and Stuwe Tp. 

Willingham . . . Par. 

Uptun Tp. 

Kexby Tp. 

6. Hahtom. 

L^ Par. 

Knaiih Par. 

Burton Gate . . . Par. 

Marton ..... Par. 

Tiirkser , , . . Tp. 

Hardwick .... Tp. 

Brampton .... Tp. 

KeUlethoipe . . . Tp. 

Fenton Tp. 

Newton upon Trent . Par. 



81* NottinghftTimMre. 
428. EAST RETFORD. 



1. GmncoLBT. 
Gringley on the Hill . 
Bverton with Harwell 
Scan worth. . . 
Scrooby . . . 
Mattenpy . • . 
Clayworth . . . 
Wlseion or Wyestcn 
North WheaU*^ , 
South WheaUey . 

2. Clabbobough. 
Bamk^ Moor • . 
RanskUl 
Torworth 
Sutton . 
Lound . 
Haytou . 
Clarborongh 
Stnrton . . •• • 
LittlebOTOui^ . . 
North Leverton . 
Habiebthorpn . . 
East Rptfonl. pit. of 
South Leverton . 

3. East Rbtfobd. 
Cottam .... 
Treswell . . , 
Rampton . . . 
Hearion with Upton 
Grove .... 
£a<«t Retford, pt of 
WestRetfurd . . 
Babworth . . . 
OrdsaU .... 
Eaton .... 
Gamston . . . 
Elksley. . . . 



4. TVXTOBD. 

A^kbam ... 

Darlton. . . . 

Ea»t Drayton . . 

Stokeham . . . 

Iianeham . . . 

Dunham • . . 

Ragnall . . . 

Fledborongji . . 
Mamham . . 

N<Nrmanton upon Trent 

Tuxford « . . 

East Marlchani . 

Wert Markljam . 

Bevercoates . . 

Wert Dravton . . 

Bothamsall . . 

Haughton . . . 



Pkr. 
Tp. 

Zp- 

Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 

Tp. 

IP- 
Tp. 

Par. 

Par. 

Far, 

Par. 

Par. 

Par, 

Par. 

Tp. 

Tp. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par, 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Pw. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

^• 
Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 



429. WORKSOP. 

1. WOBKSOF. 

Worksop .... Par. 
Welbcck .... Par. 

2. Cabltoic. 
Carlton in Ltodrick . Par. 
Walilngwells (p(. in ^'oUi 

Parish \pt.in York 

Blyth Tp. 

Hodsock .... Ldp. 



Inhalx 



142 
96 

12 
64 
65 

86 
22 
22 
117 
42 
16 
23 
64 
63 
76 



199 

172 

31 

67 

98 

101 

24 

89 

6 

46 

76 

49 

97 

97 

60 

691 

130 

16 

72 

30 

38 

102 

19 

67 

104 

49 

22 

660 

179 

136 

630 

28 

59 

77 

69 

88 

67 

8 

82 

77 

46 

32 

43 

101 

239 

186 

37 

7 

19 

66 

11 



3,074 
6 

234 

4 

• • 

166 
41 



Potn. 
laoan. 



6091 

401 
617 
342 
801 

163 

89 

109 

498 

803 

70 

99 

351 

814 

819 



869 
677 

99 
303 
868 
434 
133 
406 

35 

338 
333 
303 
883 

374 
353 
3,648 
693 
70 
367 
130 
133 
488 

90 
366 
453 
331 
117 

3,061 
691 
736 

3,473 
131 
351 
877 

390 
173 
348 

53 
379 
850 
186 
133 
331 
860 
1,016 
816 
171 

83 

98 
363 

66 



10,409 
49 



985 
36 

631 



} 



WORKSOP-ooaC 

Styrrup • • • . Tp. 

Harworth .... Par. 

Firbeck(rorJir) . . Tp. 

LetweU(rorXr) . . Tp. 

8. Akstoiv. 
St. John with Tbnap- 

ham ( Fork) . . . 
DUmington ( Fork) . 
GikUngwellsC Tor*) . 
Woodaetta (foHk). . 
Anston com Membris 

(For*) .... 
Tudwick (rorik) . . 
Wales (Fork) . . . 
Hartbill with WoodaU 

iFork) .... 
Tborpe^vtai(yoriO 



Tp. 
a- 

tS* 

I^Par. 

Par. 
Par. 

J Par. 

Par. 



4. Cabbubton. 

Whliwell (nerbi) , Par. 

Bariborott^ ^Derh^) . Par. 

Clown (Z>er^> . . Par. 

Eiwtaa {Dertfy) . . Par. 

Cuckney .... Tp. 

Langwith .... Tp. 

Norton Tp. 

Holbeck . * • • 'rp. 

WoodhooseHall . . Par. 

OarburtOQ .... 1^. 

480. MANSFIELD. 

1. Wabsop. 

Warsop .... Tp. 

Sokduilme .... Tp. 

MansAeid-Woodhoose Par. 

3. Plbaslkt. 
Pleasley (^Derby) . . Par. 
Upper Langwith {Derb^) Par. 
Scarrliff(Z)er6y) . . Par. 
Glapwell (Derbv) . . Tp. 
Ault Hndmall (DeHf^) Par. 
Teversall .... Par. 

3. BLACrWBLL.. 

TIbshelf rz>er6y) . . Par. 
BlackweU (^Derby) . Par. 
South Normai.ton 1 1>.. 

(2>cr6y3 • . . . l"'' 
Pinztun (Z>cr5y) . . Par. 

4. SUTTOX Dl ASFIBLB. 

Sutton Tp. 



IbImOi. 



Jp- 

Par. 
Far. 

Far. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Hucknall 
Sk'»gby . . . 
Fttlwood . . 

6. MABBntUX 

Mansflekl . . 

6. BUDWOBIH. 

Blldwcn*di . . , 
Haywood Oaks 
I^yndhuiBt • . 

431. BASFORO. 

1. Gbbaslbt. 

Kirkby in Ashfleld . Par. 

Selstan Par. 

Aimeslej .... Par. 

Felley Far. 

Greasley .... Par. 

Eai^twood .... Par. 

Osdnar Park (^Derby) . Far. 

Oodnor (Derby) . . Tp. 

3. Ilkbstob. 

Heanor (2>erby) . . Tp. 

Shipley (l>ere^) . . Tp. 

Ukesion (Z)er6y) . . Par. 

Cossall Par. 

Trowell .... Par. 

3. Basiobd. 
Beeston . . . 
WoUston . . 
Basford . . . 



Standard Hill and Not- 



Far. 
Par. 
Par. 



..}^' 



65 

303 
47 
35 



13 

59 
18 
66 

354 

42 
235 

184 

79 

848 

287 

198 

88 

109 

66 

47 

52 

16 

83 



Popo- 



934 
238 

139 

6T 

267 

24t 

1,303 

193 
l,35t 

883 

410 

1,94S 

1.452 

1,002 

501 

663 

33» 

397 

307 

86 

160 



tingham Castle 

4. BULWBLL. 

Bilboruugh .... Par. 
Strelley. .... Bar. 



834 

14 
619 

136 
81 

139 
18 

133 
73 

261 
106 

373 

400 

1,643 

813 

346 

1 

3,460 

342 

4 
2 



636 
733 
199 
9 
1,490 
621 
179 
734 

1,024 
125 

1,949 
55 
69 

722 

121 

2,708 

216 



40 
42 



1,489 

117 

2,474 

700 

195 
689 
98 
630 
878 

1,397 
642 

1,813 

1,973 

7,574 

1.547 

1,383 

7 

11,824 

1,064 
34 
16 



3,07S 
3,670 
1,301 
43 
7,383 
3,540 
1,039 
3,689 

4,888 
680 

9,663 
236 
370 

3,134 

658 

13,038 

1,300 



330 
333 



BBOlSTBATIOlf BITISIONS: YII. NORTH HmLAKD. 



121 



FarishM, Townships, 4to., in Nottinghamshire, 



FuMi or Flaoti. 



BASFOBD-cont 

KntbaU Fte. 

Bulwell Par. 

HocknaU-Torkard . Pu, 



6. Abxold. 
LiDbj . . . 
NewittMd Priory 
Papptowick 
Ouvo'toa . 

Vt OOODOfOllgll 

Arnold . . 
LamMej 

6. Cabltoit. 
Burton^uyoe 
Q«dliiig. . 
Ou-lton. . 
8toke-Bardolph 
Colwlck. . 
Wtsst Bridgfocd 
GMnatoD •. 

7. WiLFOKIK 

RoddtDgtoD 
Bradmors . 
Bunny . • 
Gmbam 
Tbrtunpton 
Barton In FaUs 
Clifton . . 
WlUoid. . 



P^r. 
Ulx 
Ptf. 
P*r, 
Par. 
P*r. 
Ptf. 

'St 
Tp. 

Ham. 

Tp. 
Tp. 

Par. 
Pax. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Fhr. 
P*r. 



432. BADFORD. 

1. LBK«dr. 
Leoton, pt.Qf * • • 
Brewbonse X ard . • 
RadfiMTd, pt.<(f , . 

2. Radiobd. 
Lenton, pLqf , • . 
Radford, pLqf , . 

S» Htsom Okxxv. 

haxton, pt qf , . . 

Radford, pLof , , 

4. SiTBireoif. 

Snenun . . . • 



Par. 
Pu, 
Par. 

Par. 
Pt. 

Ptf. 
Par. 

Par. 



433. NOrriNGUAlC 

1. S&XBWOOD. 

at,Uarj,pLo/ . . Par. 

2. St. Makt. 

St. Jdaiy, j>(. <^ . . Par. 

8. St. Anr. 

8L Maxj, ft. qf . . Par. 

4. BrsoK. 

Bi. Mary, pt. <f . . Par. 

6. EXCBAXQM. 

St. Mary, pt of . . Par. 

St Peter, j)«. ^ . . Far. 

6. CAflTLB. 

BL P^ttT, pt. qf . . Par. 

St Xlcbalaa, ji<. <2f . Par. 

St Mnxj,pt.qf . . Par. 

7. Pabk. 

St. Mary. pLqf . . Par. 

St. Peter, ^ <gr . , Par. 

Si. ^ieboiaa, pi. qf . Par. 

434. SOUTHWELL, 

1. SUUfUWBLL. 

Bulcote ...... Tp. 

Lowdbam .... Tp. 

Caytbvrpe .... Tp. 

Onntborpe. . . . Tp. 

Gonalstone .... Pu*. 

Horerfngtiam . . . Par. 

SyerBtaa ..... Par. 

Klaton Par. 

Tborpa Par. 

East Stoke .... Par. 

ParkLeyi . . . • Par. 

Rolkstun .... Tp.. 

FlskertoQ .... Tp.. 

Morton Par.. 

Bleaihy Par. 

Tbnigarton . . .. Par. 

KppentoDe .... Car.. 



Inbab. 



197 
8M 
860 

61 
80 
66 

212 
978 
189 

144 
81 

634 
86 
16 
66 
19 

636 
71 
61 

206 
88 
65 
96 

143 



1,102 

23 

189 



2,644 

227 

687 

2,610 



8,268 

1,662 

4,810 

3,237 

2,139 
129 

976 
467 
297 

811 
69 

691 



21 

175 

73 

73 

28 

84 

44 

112 

21 

66 

1 

69 

69 

31 

69 

72 

100 






Fulah or Plaoa. 



960 
4,276 
4,267 

267 
200 
270 

1,319 
898 

4,634 
796 

669 
379 
2,807 
168 
101 
237 

" 

«.436. 
267| 
226 
917, 
194 
266 
890 
669 



6,202 
110 
861 



11,674 

1,118 
2.702 

12,287 



16,030 

6,796 

24,229 

16,041 

11,129 
689 

4,267 
2,066 
1,438 

1,472 

248 

3,387 



118 
728 
262 
827 
13^ 
881 
184 
479 
107 
267 
9 
246 
277 
120 
279 
832 
436 



SOUTHWELL-eoiU. 



Ozton . 

Famafield 

Edingley 

Hftlwn . 

Hallotighton 

Southwell 

Upton . 

Averham 

Startborpe 

Kelham. 

SoQih Moflkbam 

Hockerton . 

Winkboume 

Kiiklington 

2. KNBnAL. 

BUatborpe . 
Eakring . 
Rufford . . 
Weltow. . 
Edwin«towe 
Ollerton. . 
Clipstone . 
Budby . . 
Perletborpe 
Walesby . 
Ktrton . . 
BongbUm • 
Egmanton . 
Laxton . . 
Weston. . 
Sutton upon Trent 
Korwell. . . . 
Oarlton upon Trent 
Norwell Woodbonae 

OlBlDgtOII . . 

Kneeaal . . 

KersaU . . . 

Oupton • . 

Maplebeck . . 

Gaunton . . 

Cromwell . • 

Holme . . . 
Nortb Moakbam 



Batbley. 
Qraastbo] 



rpe 



Par. 
P»r. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

tS* 

p£: 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
LiU 
Par. 

S: 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par, 
Par. 
Par, 

Par. 

IP' 
Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Tp. 



436. NEWARK. 

1. NOBTH OOLLDIGHAir. 



Wintboipe • • 
Langftnrd . . 
Sontb OoUini^iam 
North OolUngbam 
Girton . . 
NortbCUflon 
Sontb aifton 
Harby . . 
Snalford . 
Tfaomey . 
Rt)adhohne 
Wigaley . 
SoutbScarle 
Beetborpe • 
Meering. 



Par^ 
Par. 
Bar. 
Par. 
Par. 

T? 

I' 

Par. 



Nortb Scaile r Lincolfi) Par. 
Swinderby (Mfiooln). Par. 

2. Bamdioham. 
Tbnrlby (Ltnceifi) . 
Banln^iam iLineoIn) 
Norton-Dbnqr iUn^\ 

edn) .... 5 
Stapleford (liiMobi} . 
Oarlton-I^MoOTlaiMl ) 

(Ltticoln) . . } 
Brant - fttraishtOQ ) 

(^lAneotn) . . 5 
BfcUngbaiu {Lincoln) 
Flawford ( pt. in Lineolm . 

Pariah t^ »n AbM« . . 
Baml^ in ibe WOlowa Par. 
OoddingUm. . . • Par. 

3. Nkwabk. 

Newark upon Trent . Par. 

4. Bbbkibotuv. 
Famdon .... Par. 

Hawton Par. 

Balderton .... Par. 

Cotbam Par. 

Staonton . . . . Tp. 



Par. 
Par. 

Far. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 



Inhab. 

BOWM. 



Pojui- 
latlaii. 



169 

264 

86 

83 

16 

711 

111 

86 

13 

82 

65 

20 

28 

46 



46 

126 

67 

103 

236 

199 

66 

26 

24 

76 

35 

82 

75 

119 

81 

275 

119 

62 

26 

39 

77 

20 

20 

28 

116 

30 

24 

133 

62 

19 



66 

28 

186 

226 

40 

46 

66 

90 

19 

86 

22 

18 

41 

66 

1 

180 

118 

24 
202 

87 

87 

83 

169 
107 

• • 

2 

65 

118 



2,710 

164 
48 

241 
24 
231 



636 

1,004 

352 

327 

67 

3,205 

632 

166 

60 

157 

279 

110 

142 

206 

191 
640 
846 
406 
1,003 
831 
220\ 
107 
139 
286 
164 
344 
281 
647 
375 
1,066 
478 
222 
113 
199 
332 
76 
81 
122 
602 
161 
107 
662 
222 
69 



260 
168 
766 
979 
177 
174 
296 
870 
98 
189 
106 
108 
192 
246 
2 
677 
648 

189 
863 

186 

189 

839 

686 
888 

• • 

17 
224 
641 



PacftriiorFlaea 



NEWARK-eofit 

KUvlngion .... Haao. 
Alvertoo .... Ham. 
Long Bennfaigton ) t,.. 

(Ltnoofn) . . 1 *^"- 
Bennington Grange ) t,.. 

iLincoin) . . f *^^- 
Westbitfough (fAnootn) Par. 
Fo!(ton (Lincoln) . . Par. 
AlUngton, Ea»t and) p., 

We^ (Lincoln) f "'• 
Sedgebrook (^Lincotn) Par. 

6. GLATrOLB. 

Syston (£.<fiooIf») . '• Par. 

Barkston (/.ineoln) .. Par. 

Manton (Lincoln) \ Par. 

Hougham (i!,tiMolft) . Par. 

DoddhigtoD (^LineoU) Par. 

Stubion (^Lineolm). . Par. 

Gaytborpe (Lwieoifi) . Par. 

Fttlbeek (Lincoln) . Par. 
StrBggletborpe(LuK»In) Par. 

Fenton (Lincoln') . . Par. 

GUypole (Limcoln) . Par. 



486. BINGHAM. 

1. BoroHAM. 
Flawborou^ 
Sbelton . . 
Sibiborpe . 
FUntbam . 
KneeUMi 
East Bridgford. 
Car-Colston. 
Screveton . 
Hawkiworth 
Tboroton • 
Orston . • 
Scarrlngton 
Kogbam . 
Whaiton . 
Aal o ckton . 
Elton , . 
Granby . . 

Wlverton Hall 
Barkettone (Ldcetler) 
Plnngar (LMoeUer) « 



12,187 

662 

225 

1,009 

88 

108 



Far. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
IV. 

^. 
J»ar. 

^: 

Far. 

2. RATOLurrB UPQB Tbbht. 

Tythl^ Tr. 

Cropwell'Bntler • . Tp. 

CropweU-Biabop . . Par. 

Colaton-Baiaet . . . Par. 

Owthorpe .... Par. 

Kinoulton .... Par. 

Hickling .... Par. 

WIdmeraool • • * Far. 

Keywortti • • • • Par. 

Stanton Par. 

Lodge Par. 

Plomtree • • • • Tp. 

NormantoQ • . . Tp. 

CUpston , . , ,' ^ 

Edwalton . . . • Par. 

Tollerton .... Par.- 

Cotgrave .... Par. 

Holme Pienrepont • Far. 

RatcUfle . . . < Par. 

Sbelford . . . . Tp. 

SaTondato • . • • Tp. 



82. Derbyihira. 



Inhab. 



437. SHARDLOW. 

1. GAtTLB DOKUGTOir. 

RatcUffe upon Soar (^».. 

(NotU) . . . •K*'- 
Kef(woTth (Ldcetter) Tp. 
Isley-Walton {Leicester) Tp. 
Leckington (Leicetter) Tp. 
Hemlngton (Leicesier) Tp. 
Caalle Donlngton I p._ 

(Leicuter) . . .J™ 
DIaewortb (/.etbe«ler) Par. 
Langley Prioiy >p^ 



Pop*' 



8 
2 

344 



48 
107 

88 

61 

47 

122 

89 

67 

68 

36 

176 

146 

17 

20 

166 



17 
27 
29 

108 
26 

231 
69 
66 
43 
40 

108 
46 

880 
78 
96 
14 
97 
77 
6 
80 
60 



19 

146 

146 

67 

26 

90 

137 

30i 

164 

24 

1 

49 

40 

16 

23 

27 

186 

80 

297 

123 

24 



48 

84 

422 

8 
87 
84 

608 

126 



80 

1 

•41 

6 

217 
393 

408 

248 

281 
621 
860 

298 
246 
169 
850 
696 
86 
87 
783 



63 
132 
141 
462 
117 
934 
263 
21t 
167 
188 
464 
231 
1,629 
860 
407 

84 
423 
866 

89 
830 
324 

84 
606 

616 
348 
113 
391 
669 
149 
749 
119 
S 
273 
161 
74 
107 
127 
831 
191 
1,340 
610 



810 

161 

1,788 

46 

149 

388 

2,612 

493 

36 



BEGIBTBATIOK- DITIBIOIIS I TU. HOBTH KtBIAMD. 

FarlBhM, Townahipt, Ac, tn Dsrbysbire. 



us. ASUBORME. 



■dWinllDtaka 1>. 



•lord . . 
ford . . 

[>y-BenUi;V 




rr : : 









SLPrtar . . 



tiDirnioii 4 
Kirk I^glfj 

IfugKll'tOD . 

BavcniiUePi 

WotonUitdei 
DnRleU. . 
Hi^iTood . 

WlDdldT .' 





















■ ^ 


u 


>rj 


' ^' 






















m 


















a.BiH 
















*<> 


ajj 


. Tp. 




•M 


























■ ^■ 


'»! 


n: 




*u 


i,a«a 


. Tp. 


l.«M 


9.t« 


. Tp. 


w 


3,I» 



ronO Tp; 



LfaHsJl 
TlHlDgton . . 
Ftnaj Bentlt; 

Mopplew. . . . 

tibin Id Umj&El 
^Slaff&nl) . . 
keover lautffet^ 
k>n,w. 8» Idkw (siaff: 

f rtlon (StaJbnO 

lam C^'I^.^^ , . ru, 
.Iu»i«i Grange (.•«oj.) P«r. 
WUerftH CSfaford) . Tp. 
C«lion la WswrtiU (_. 

AUlDncDcld (Slajpir^ Tp. 

- „- . . Tp. 

KiMn k AlBop-lB-lMe Tp. 

PuTfoh .... Par. 

HirilDgUm Town (Jr. Tp. 

HintDglm NtUin' IJr. Tp. 



ASBBORNE-imK. 



1. CHESTERFIELD. 



»" -. ; 


1 






BnckooilrU '. 1 








L-Uycron 1 ! 




nwy .... 


'^: 






N«nh WiDcftcld . 


Tp. 




Tp- 


WlEfSwonk*. ■. 






Tp! 


NtvboM '. '. '. 


't5 


ST": : : : 


S 


Uulud . . . 


Tp. 




Tp. 




Tp. 


Bnopto. . . . 


P«r. 




Pit. 






3itl« .... 


Pti. 




P4r. 


Bolnni I ^ ^ 


Tp, 


4. Erma-ro*. 




SlsvtLry . . . 


Tp. 


E:[^kiIWlo>> - . . 


Pa. 




Pu. 


t. DioNriltD. 




Dranfleld . . . 




UriMoiM . . . 




0«l*.Mn . . . 




a;\mtMUA6 . . 




UW> Barlow . . 




Gmt Buhnr . . 


Tp. 



HmiUngtoD Ulddle 1^. 



M2 CromfoTi] , 



BBGISTBATION DIVISIONS: TIL NOETH HIDIAKB. 



123 



FaiislieB, Townships^ ^^, in Derbyshire. 



Pariah or Plaoci. 




InlMh. 
Hooan. 


Popat- 
lation. 


BAKl!:WELL-<xm^ 






3. T1DB8WBLL. 








Blackwell .... 


. Tp. 


9 


45 


Wardlow .... 


Tp. 


34 


172 


61 oney-HiddleioD 


Tp. 


112 


521 


Oatseato .... 


. Tp. 


52 


251 


Hatheraage . • , 


Tp. 


200 


1,021 


Woodland-Eyam 


. Tp. 


63 


284 


Foolow .... 


. Ham. 


55 


256 


Eyam 


. Tp. 


255 


1,130 


Nether Padky . 


.Ham. 


6 


28 


Stoke 


. Tp. 


10 


42 


Great Hucklov . 


. Ham. 


46 


217 


Llitle Hocklow . 


. Ham. 


4» 


203 


Offerton • • • 


. Ham. 


4 


23 


Hazlebadge . . , 


. Ldp. 


^ 


43 


Hlghlow . « . . 


. Ldp. 


8 


41 


Bradwell .... 


. Tp, 


288 


1,141 


Grindlow .... 


. Tp. 


11 


53 


Abney ..... 


. Ham. 


17 


79 


Liiton ..... 


. Ham. 


157 


762 


Wheston . . . 


. Ham. 


13 


61 


TIdeeweU .... 


. Tp. 


428 


1,905 



Pulih or Plaoac 



Inbab. 
Hi 



443. CHAPEL-EN-LE- 
FRITH. 

1. Buxton. 

Hartington Upper Qr. Tp. 

Buxton Tp. 

Fairfield .... Tp. 

2. Ghafel-bk-us-Feith. 
Wormhill . . . . Tp. 
Peak Forest . . . Par. 
Ghapel.eD4e-FrUh . Par. 
Chinley, BngswMtb, & ) rm 

Brownaiite . . .5 ^P* 

Edale Tp. 

Castleton .... Tp. 

Hope ..... Tp. 

Aston Tp. 

Broogb and Sbatton . Tp. 

ThombiU . . . , Tp. 

Hope-Woodland:i . . Tp. 

Fernilee .... Tp. 

Bumford .... Tp. 

Derwent .... Tp. 



Popo- 
la^oD. 



330| 

451 

3431 



138 
118 
785 

243 

71 
160 
79 
18 
16 
29 
44 
178 
82 
30 



1,695 
2,531 
2,003 



714 

562 

8,718 

1,105 

352 
678 
359 
90 
93 
140 
234 
901 
439 
165 



FaiUkorPl 



llabab. 

UOOMB. 



444. HAYFIELD.* 

1. Glosmp. 

GlMBOpDale . . . Tp. 

Padfiefd .... 1^. 

Uodflekl .... Tp. 

Dinting .... !> 

Whitfleld .... Tp. 

Cbunal .... Tp. 

Simmondley . . . Tp. 

Charlesworth . . . Tp. 

Chisworth .... Tp. 

Lodworth .... Tp. 



2, Hatfikld. 

Hayfield .... Tp. 

Beard,Thomsett, Oiler- } r^^ 

8Cl^ ft WhltUe . f *'• 

Mellor Tp. 

Dtoley-Stanley (Chester) Tp. 



1,223 
339 
553 
165 

1,195 

24 

106 

261 

86 

365 



521 
1,051 



309 
597 



PM>n- 
latkm. 



5,94a 
1,687 
2,693 

830 
5.615 

109 

446 
1,185 

430 
1,73ft 



2,460 

5,028 

1,447 
2,817 



* The Hayfifdd District conatats of two Poor Law Unions; vis., the Glossop Union, consisting of the ten townships which form the 
Gloesop Sub-district, and the Hayfield Union, comprising the Hayfield Sab-district. 



VIIL NOETH WESTEEN DIVISION. 



This Registration Division oomprises the Registration Counties of Chester and Lancaster, It is 
the smallest of the Divisions in extent^ but more populous thau any of them ; it extends over an 
area of 2,119,380 statute acres of land, water, and foreshore; there b^ng 1,908473 acres of land and 
90,741 acres of water included in the areas of parishes, 801 acres of tidal water, and 119,665 acres of 
f(»ne^ore. Its population in 1871 was 3,389,044 as compared with 2,940,418 in 1861 ; the actual increase 
was tlierefore 448,626, while the natural increase arising from excess of registered births over deaths in 
the 10 years 1861-70 was 353,110. In Cheshire the actual increase agrees very closely with the natural 
increase from excess of births, but in Lancashire the actual has exceeded the natural increase by 95,932. 

Included with the general population of Parishes, &o., in this Division are 42,475 persons enumerated 
in 204 workhouses, hospitals, (prisons, lunatic asylums, and other public institutions ; 2,918 pessons in 
boats, barges, &c ; and &,397 persons on board 1,735 sea-going vessel& 

Cheshire is rich in salt and cheese ; its salt mines are worked with unabated proqpentv, but its 
dairies suffered as much from the cattle plague as the factories of Lancashire suffered from the cotton 
famine. Lancashire is the seat of a great variety of works ; but the coal within easy access, and the 
facilities of getting cotton by sea throu^^h Liverpool, constitute it the great seat of the cotton- industry of 
the country. The tide of prosperity of this great diviiBion is now flowing again ; but it was interrupted 
for a time during the 10 years by the American war, otherwise the population would certainly have been 
greater than it is. The usual reserved cotton imports of 1858-60 into the United Kingdom, amounting 
to 1,000 million pounds, fell to 309 and 428 million pounds in the two years 1862-3, but again rose iu 
1868-9-70 to nearly the old standard. 



Beglstratioo or Uoloo Oranties. 


Inhabited 
Houses. 1871. 


Population, 1871. 


Persons. 


Males. 


Females. 


VIII HOBTH-WBSTISBN DIVIBION . 


642,661 


8,889,044 


1,684.268 


1,754,776 


88. CTheshire 

84. Xianoashire 


105,973 
536,889 


539.785 
3,849,259 


361,604 
1,373,664 


378,181 
1^476,596 



'JUhe SuPEBiKTBNDENT RsGiSTBABs' DISTRICTS in this Dividou are co-extensive with Poor Law 
Unions, except in the following cases : Chester District consistsof three Unions, viz., Chester (population 
45,851), Tarvin (population 11,383), and Uawarden (population 14,815). West Derby consists of the 
Union of West Derby (population 257,083) and the Township of Toxteth Park under a separate bosurd of 
guardians (population 85^842); and Manchester consists of the Township of Manchester (population 
173,988) and the Union of Prestwich (population 77,968). Liverpool District is a single Parish under a 
Local Act. 

The Districts of Macclesfield^ 4s^ton-under-Lyne, Grarstang, and Lunesdale, exhibit a decrease of 



121 



&BQI8TBATI0M D1YI8I0N8: Tin. KOBTH WE8TXBX. 



Towmdiipe, ^to^ in ChMhire. 

population. In Liverpool District there was an excess of deaths over births in the ten years 1861-70 
amounting to 2,662, and the actual decrease of population was 31,331 ; on the other band, the oontiguou 
district of Weat Derby increased by no less than 117,080. The three allied districts of Manchester, 
Salford, aud Ghorlton, show a combined increase of 73,328; in Blackburn District the iDcrease wai 
23,868 ; aud the Ulverston District, which had a populatiuu of 35,738 in 1861, dow numbers 65,083, thii 
large increase being mainly due to the rapid growth of the town of Barrow-in-Fumeis. 



Superintendent Regiilru's 
Dtatrict. 



33. CHESHIRE. 

44S. Stocxpokt . 
44S. Maocxksfuld 

447. Altrinchaii 

448. Ruvoosir . 

44t. NORTUWICH 

460. oonoletox. 

451. Navtwigh . 

452. CH«8TBB • 

453. WlBSAL . 

454. Bl&KKKHKAD 



84. LAKCASHIBE. 

455. LrvxBFOOL. . 
455. WbstDxebt . 

457. PRKSOOT . . 

458. ORMSKiaK • . 
469. WlOAN . . . 

460. Waerixotov . 

461. LnoH . . . 

462. BOLXOV . . • 



In. 

hcMted 

Hooaet, 

1871. 



20.353 

13,355 

9,747 

6,003 

7,594 

7,485 

10,618 

13,840 

4,197 

12,580 



34,293 

68,564 
16,416 
11,188 
20,838 
10,111 
8,568 
81,267 



PopaUUon. 1671 



97,700 
59,339 
49.913 
30,534 
37,310 
36,381 
53,767 
72,049 
23,419 
79,464 



238,411 

342,925 
92,551 
59,310 

111,874 
54,394 
41,934 

158,408 



Malet. F( 



45,163 
38,042 
23,671 
15,633 
18,945 
17,682 
27,209 
35,611 
11,431 
38,217 



116,777 
163,012 
47,161 
27.794 
56,331 
27.797 
20,340 
75,841 



emAlee. 



Soperlntendent BegMnr's 
Diitrict. 



52,546 
31,297 
26,242 
14,901 
18,365 
18,599 
26,558 
36,438 
11,988 
41,347 



131,684 
179,913 
45,390 
31,516 
55,543 
26,597 
21,584 
82,567 



In- 
babtted 

UOUMS. 

1871. 



LAKCASHIEE- 

463. Bust . . . 

464. Eartov upox Ibwxll 

465. Ghokltok 
I 466. Saltoro . . 

467. Mavcukstbr . 

468. AaHTOM ukdsr LniB 

469. OUHIAM . . . 

470. ROCHDALS. . • 

471. HABUliODKJr . • 

472. DURBLKT . . . 

473. Clithxrob . . 

474. Blacbbubx . • 

475. Choblxt . . • 

476. Prbstok . . . 

477. Ftlob .... 

478. Oabstavo. . • 

479. Lamcabtbb • • 

480. lcmbsdalb . . 

481. Ulvxbbtov • • 



22,116 

10,616 

41.600 

24,649 

47,581 

27,350 

36,158 

23,239 

16,348 

17,956 

4,289 

28,289 

8,466 

22,071 

5,925 

2,331 

6,108 

1,373 

9,880 



PopoUtion, isn. 



Penons. 



109,155 

51,571 

211,384 

128, K90 

251,956 

130,626 

126,983 

109,858 

79,966 

87,809 

21,081 

143,810 

43,004 

115,846 

30.626 

12,186 

33.661 

6,978 

65,063 



52,111 
23,»S8 

100,278 
61,319 

120,383 
61,271 
61,414 
53,249 
38,253 
42,716 
10,544 
68,879 
30,880 
54,337 
14,401 
6,330 
16,051 
3,546 
29,303 



57,044 

37,663 

111,166 

67,671 

131,674 

69.355 

65,56d 

57,609 

41.764 

46,093 

10,537 

75,431 

33,134 

61,519 

16,235 

5,866 

16,610 

3,433 

25,786 






The following Table shows the number of Inhabitsd^Housbs and of Popolatioh in 1871 in the several 
Pabisbbs, &c., constituting the various Registration Su^istricts and Districts, grouped topogniphicaUy 
under the R^stration Counties which form this Division. Parishes which for Registration purposes are 
returned under a County differeot from that in which they are actually situate, have the naftie of their 
County Proper given in UaUc type. 



FviriiorFlMau 



88. Cheshire. 

445. STOCKPORT. 

1. Maxplb. 

Marple Tp. 

OfferUm • • • • Tp. 
Bomiley .... Tp. 

2. Htdb. 

Bredboiy .... Tp. 

Hrde Tp. 

Werneth .... Tp. 

3. HBATOfM-NOBBU. 

Reildish (/xific.) . . Tp. 
Ueaton-Norris (Lame) Tp. 

4 Stockport Fixar. 
Cheadle-Bulkeley,i><. qf Tp. 
Cheadle-Moeeley,p(. qr Ti>. 
Sloc<(poit,j><. <^ . . Tp. 

5. Stockpobt Skooxd. 
Stockport, pi. <2^ . . Tp. 
Brinmngton . . . Tp. 

6. Ghbadlb. 
Btockpoit-Etchelto . Tp. 
Cbeadle-Ballceley, pt.cfTp. 
Cheadle-Moeeley,j^. of Tp. 
Handforth .... Ham. 

7. Hazblobovb. 

Boedeo Ham. 

Branibali .... Tp. 
Norlmry .... T^. 
Torklngton . . . Tp. 



446. MAOCLBSFIELD. 



1. Pbbstbubt. 

Preetbury . . 

Worth . . . 

Poynton . . 

Woodiord . . 

Xewton . . 

Adlington . . 






InhaK 

HODM. 


Popn- 


849 


4,1(H* 


71 


316 


866 


1,804 


769 


3,596 


3,956 


14,2231 


741 


3.402 


454 


2,329 


3,412 


16,481 


988 


4,298 


173 


785 


4,568 


32,865 


1,566 


7,066 


1,135 


5,U42 


171 


977 


556 


2,629 


360 


1,827 


133 


663 


389 


1,795 


417 


l,96u 


254 


1,291 


46 


261 


68 


318 


134 


716 


35(1 


1,230 


71 


351 


19 


77 


181 


893 



ftetahorPlaoau 



MACCLESFIELD—cont 

Bntley Tp. 

MoUnun Si. Andrew Tp. 

FftUybroom . • . Tp. 

Upton Tp. 

3. BOLLIXOTOM. 

Tytherington . • • Tp. 

Hurdsfleld .... Ip. 

Bolilngton . . • • iV* 

Pott-^ilgley . . . Tp. 

Lyme^Hendley . • Tp. 

8. Raimow. 

TbzbI Tp. 

YeardBley w. Whaley Tp. 

KetUe«hulme . . . Tp. 

Ralnow Tp. 

Haodesfleld Foreefe . Tp. 

4. East Maoclbbfibld. 
Macdeefleld, pt. qf . Tp. 

6. Weit Macclbbtibld. 
M«ccle6fleld,j<. ^ . Tp. 

6. SUTTOH. 

Sntton ..... ^>. 

Wlldboardoagli . . Ip. 

Wlnde T]). 

7. OAWswosm. 
Gaweworth . . . PBr. 

Bo«ley Tp. 

North Rode . . . Tp. 

If arton Ti>. 

Siddington .... Tp. 

Henbaiy w. Pexhall . Tp. 

£aton Tp. 

8. Aldbblbt. 

Blrtles ..... Tp. 

Gapeetborne . . . Tp. 

Lower Wtthington . Tp. 

OldWithington . . Tp. 

CheUord .... Tj). 

Snelson .... Tp. 



Inhabi 



iit 3?^ 



133 

86 

8 

86 

73 

927' 

1,074 

84 

53 

61 
242 

72 
279 

45 



691 

428 

44 

196 

836 

3,947 

6,040 

435 

269 

262 
1,159 

321 
1,316 

208 



2,44610.214 



3,83416,623 



1,603 
53 
63 



118 
85 
50 
53 
78 
86 
90 

8 
21 
111 
26 
44 
36 



6,338 
353 
306 

60V 
435 
274 
313 
894 
433 
448 

54 

106 
543 
161 
273 
159 



FuWior 



MAOCL£SFI£Ll>-<oia. 



Nether Alderley 
Over Alderley 
Great Warlord 
<%orIey • • 



2^ 

Tp. 



447. ALTRINCHAM. 



1. WlLMSLOW. 

Folahaw . 
BoUin Fee . 
PownaUFee 
Mobberley . 
Nortben . 
EtcfaeUa . 

3. Altbibchaic. 
AabtoniqjKA Mersey 
Sale . . . 
Bagnley 
Bowdon 
rimperley . 
AUiindiam. 
Hale. . . 
Ashley . . 
Danbatn'Masiey 

8. Lrmf. 
Carrlogton . 
Partington . 
Bolttngton . 
Wartnuton. 
Lynun . • 
HlghLeli^. 
Affden . . 
Mllllngton . 
Aston oy Bod wOTth 

4. Khutstobdw 
Tabley Superior 
Mere ... 
Roetberae • . 
Talton • « . 
Martball . . 
PeoTer Superior 



5- 

5> 

Par. 
Tp. 

25- 

Je- 

Tp. 
Tp. 

zp- 

ptf. 
Par. 

Tp. 



98 

77 
74 



167 
603 
513 
282 
183 
159 



469 

1,114 

140| 

398 

435 

1,679 

336 

68 

308 

101 

106 

52 

86 

881 

175 

19 

61 

74 

93 
106 
83 
37 
41 
111 




566 

414 

390 

1,937 



867 

2.536 

3,501 

1,391 

915 

736 

3,359 
5,573 

634 
3,a«3 
3,113 
8,478 
l,7U 

380 
1,790 

469 

511 
353 
453 
4,541 
939 
lOS 
343 



48S 

540 
391 
108 
374 
6»« 



BBQIBTBATIOIl DITKIOKS : Tin. KOBTH WESTEBK.' 



TowiUhipB, fto^ In OtasBhlre. 



:::|^ 



^U&nlN«llMT 



UB. RONOOBK. 
OiHt Bndwoth . . 

ADtTOblU . . . . ' 

Lower WUtfey '. '. Tp. 

Binlnclon . . . . T>. 

MnUoo Tv. 

Hnll ud AppMca . 1^. 

W*ILonSipat« . , 

Moon ."T; ; ; 

KK^wMk .... 

Siimbiu^ ! ! ^ * 1^ 
PrMgo OD Ihe HJU . 1>. 

AiUaGruwe . . . 

Aiun 1^ aattta . . 

RuDooni' ! i I ! 
Walon .... 

Fndilum .... 
Fmlihui .... 

HrMw _. 

Ai™W . . . - Tt 

MuOcy 1^ 

NewtoD br FndJum Tr 

KlngMer . . . . t1 

Ktogmrowl. . . . T| 
U«. NOETHWICH. 



ButAml 

a. KoiTHItKa. 
Wludnnoo . 

WIHoo cm 



M 4. HnntuwHs. 



MOBTHWICH-<ni(. 



WO. CONOLETON. 



Chnnb Roloi* 



1. COHOLITOll. 

Samnf old Butha 
Hulnu-Walfleld . 



Bcuhton 
Whaetocb 



Chnreh CoppoihiiU , 
Uonki Coi^nilull . 
HuUngUa . . . 



OhecUir (L. WrindilU Tp. 



TUitoDc-FMnuai . 

AlpnbuD . 

CtSnler. . 
Wudls . . 

Spnntow 



4<i>liiiQ.' 



CbHin UnlDn. SulMlMTiai 1 ud 3 ; uMl tbg 



DWrlotor CbMtR mnprltra Ibiw Pnr L>w UdIdik tIi,: IbaTivTlnllniiMi.Sak^iWctli i 



12<J 



BBOISTRATION DIVISIONS '. VnL KOKTH WE8TBRN. 



Townships, f&o^ in Cheshire and Iianoaehire. 



Fftridi or Pkr«w 



CHESTER— OMt. 

Crewtt . • • • • Tp. 

Fimdon Tp. 

Gbartoo by Farndon . Tp. 

Barton Tp. 

CliittoQ Tp. 

KiDgsmanh. . , . Par. 

Coddlngton . . . . Tp. 

Cbowley Tp. 

Alders^ .... Tp. 

Harthill Par. 

Edgerlej . . . . Tp. 

Cbarton by Aldford . Tp. 

Aldford Tp. 

Boertoo Tp. 

Lea-Newbold . . . Tp. 

Cbarton Heath . . . Tp. 

Saightoa . . . . Tp. 

IddiiubaU . . . . Tp. 

Waverton . . . . Tp. 

Hoxley Tp. 

HattOD . . . . • Tp. 

Taltenhall . . . . Tp. 

Oolbouro-B^Uow . . Tp. 

Newtoo by Tattenball Tp. 

Hondley Tp. 

Oolbcmm-navM . . Tp. 

Foulk-Stapleford . . Tp. 

Bmen-StoplefoTd . < Tp. 

Borton by Tarvhi . , Tp. 

ClottonUoofldd . « Tp. 

Doddon Tp. 

WUUngtoD .... Par. 

KelMdl Tp. 

Aobton Tp. 

Mouidsworth . . . Tp. 

HortoQ wHh Pcele . Tp. 

Tarvln with Oscrofl » Tp. 

Hockeobnll-Staplefonl Tp. 

Pryon Hayes . • . Par. 

BuTow Par. 

Ouilden-8atton . . Par. 

CQtton Edmunds . . Tp. 

Cotton Abbott* . . Tp. 

Rowton Tp. 

Huntington. . . . Tp. 

a. CmsTBB Caatlb. 

Chrlstleton . . . . Tp. 

Littleton . . . . Tp. 

Great Boogbton . . Tp. 
St. John tbe Baptist Ctv. Par. 
St. fifory on tbe Hill Ctv. Par. 

St. Olave .... Par. 

St Mlrboel .... Por. 

Spitol BongbtoD . . Par. 

Cnester Castle 

MorUton cum Leach . Tp. 

Eocleston . . . *. Tp. 

Eaton ..... Tp. 

PoQlton Tp. 

Pulford Tp. 

Doddleston . . . Tp. 

Lower Kinnerton . . T^. 

Claverton .... Par. 

3. CRsarrKB Catbvdbal. 
St Oswald . . . Civ. Par. 

Abbey Prednots . . Par. 

St Peter .... Par. 

St Bridget .... Par. 

St Martin .... Par. 
Holy Trinity . . Civ. Par. 

Blacon com Crabholl . Tp. 

Bache Tp. 

Newton by Chester . Tp. 

Wcrvin Tp. 

Croughton .... Tp. 

Moeion Tp. 

Upton Tp. 

MolUngton-Bonastre . Tp. 

Lea Tp. 

Motlingtoo-Tarrant . Tp. 

Backford .... Tp. 

Chorl'on by Backferd Tp. 

OiughoU . . . . Tpk 

Hoole Tp. 

JClckle Trallbrd . . Tp. 






13 
131 
33 
35 
14 
14 
14 

9 
31 
33 

1 

91 
9 

ft 

3 

«4 

3 

71 

61 

S3 

33T 

31 

33 

66 

16 

44 

36 

13 

T4 

34 

17 

139 

T6 

36 

6 

363 

4 

3 

133 

43 

9 

3 

39 

31 

160 
10 

347 
3,007 
1.011 

136 

145 
34 
4 
35 
63 
18 
38 
49 
63 
17 



1,976 

. TO 

119 

310 

138 

649 

86 

3 

43 

13 

4 

4 

99 

7 

IS 

84 

37 

13 

3 

396 

61 



Potm- 
loUoa. 



Parkh or PUml 



63 
598 
123 
130 
101 

63 
116 

64 
133 
130 
6 
374 
497 

38 

33 

11 
809 

18 
366 
360 
163 
1,163 
143 
139 
333 
105 
336 
147 

60 
334 
17 
131 
618 
398 
163 

41 
1,133 

38 

33 
634 
334 

60 

33 
163 
119 



704 
68 

1,733 
10,616 

6,149 
689 
888 
169 
434 
136 
395 
110 
173 
367 
388 
100 



9,903 

413 

686 

1,077 

763 

3,793 

314 

36 

363 

93 

39 

18 

1,147 

44 

81 

189 

130 

81 

19 

3,033 

363 



.} 



Tp. 

Tp. 

IP' 
Par. 

Tp. 



CHESTER— oofO. 

Bridge Troflbrd . . Tp 

Plckton .... Tp 

Tbomton-le-Moors . Tp 

Wimbolds-Trafford . Tp 

Dunham on the Hill . Tp 

Hapsford .... Tp, 

Elton Tp 

Ince Par. 

Stanlow .... Pftr. 

Great Stanney . . Tp. 

Little Stanney . . Tp, 

Stoke Tp. 

Gapenhortt . . . Tp. 

Shotwtck . . . •' Tp 

Woodbank . . .' Tp 

Great Sanidiall . . Tp 

Little Sanghall . . Tp 

SbotwickPark . . Par 

4. Hawardkn. 
Higher Kinnertoa 

(Flint) . . 
Hawarden (Flint) 
SaltneyC^KnO . . 
Tryddrn (FlirU) . . 
Hope(^KnO . , . 
Mmord and Hoeely) 

(Flint) . . . f 

463. WIRRAL. 

1. NisTOir. 
Pnddingtoa • 
Burton . . 
Ledsharo . . 
Willaston . . 

i^cBB • • • 

LiftleNeeton . 
Great NeetoQ . 
Raby . . . 
Thornton-Hough 
Letgbton . . 
GaytoQ . . 
HeswaU with Oldaeld 

a. EASfHAX. 

Great Sutton 
Little Sutton 
Whitby. . 
Over Pod . 
NelherPool 
Childer-Thomtoii 
Hooton 
Eastham . 
Bromborou^ 
Brlmstage . 
Poulton cum Spittle 
Lower Bebington 
Higher Beblogtoa 
Storeton • . • 

3. WOOOOHtTRGR. 

Prentoa 
Woodchurch 
Landican . 
Thingwell . 
B imston • 
Peneby . . 
Irby. . . 
Arrow . • 
Tbnrrtaston 
Caldy . . 
Frankby . 
Greasby . 
Newton cam Larion 
Grange 
West Klrby 
Little Meolse 
Hoose . . 
Great Meolse 
Upton . . 
Saughall-Massey 



Tp. 

S- 

Tp. 

tS- 

Tp. 
Tp. 

Tp. 
Tp. 
Tp. 

Is- 

Tp. 

Tp. 
Tp 

Tp 

IE 

Tp 
Tp 
Tp 

JP 

Tp 

25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
Zp 

Par 

Tp 

Moreton cum Lini^umn Tp 

464. BIRKENHEAD. 

1. BrEnxHSAD. 
Birkenhead . . . Tp. 



Inhab. 

BOQMH. 



10 

16 
30 
16 
67 
16 
38 
71 

4 

10 
35 
16 
37 
17 
13 
123 
19 

1 



83 

1,386 
407 
396 
738 

68 



Pn«i- 



66 

104 

173 

94 

333 

83 
306 
388 

36 

65 
301 

84 
171 

93 

68 
671 
101 

11 



860 

6,783 
1,901 
1.953 
3,616 

804 



39 

61 

16 

83 

72 

146 

371 

38 

82 

70 

30 

137 

66 
133 

188 
16 

a 

130 

39 

100 

323 

33 

48 

615 

483 

63 

17 
31 
11 
34 
66 
4 
32 
33 
31 
39 
43 
39 
9 
17 

101 
90 

188 
63 
83 
33 
76 



166 
373 
89 
397 
344 
663 
1,856 
323 
429 
334 
188 
723 



PariihorPkMse. 



BIRKENHEAD^-Kmit 

3. Tbaxmksb. 

Troninere .... Tp. 

BIdston with Ford . Tp. 

Claaghtoo with Grange Tp. 

Oxton Tp. 

Noctorum .... Tp. 

3. Wallasit. 

Wallasey .... Tp. 

IJscard Tp. 

Pooltott with Seooomb Tp. 



34. Iianoaahice. 

466. LIVERPOOU* 

1. St. Mastut. 
Scotland .... Wd. 

3. Howard Stebct. 
VauxhoU .... Wd. 

8. DalrStrrht. 

4. St. Gkoror. 

Castle Street and St>«r^. 
Peter's . . . S ^ 

6. St. TnovAS. 
Pitt Street and Great ) ^^ 
George . . . ) 

6. Mouirr PLRASAirr. 
Rodney and Aber- 
cromby ... 



711 

1,084 

81 

30 

637 

140 

631 

1,314 

197 

374 

3,768 

3,173 

368 

106 
110 

64 
125 
392 

30 
151 
1201 
121 
168 
170 
193 

69 

77 
492 
430 
809 
337 
640 
196 
466 



6,416 43,981 



} 



Wds. 



7. ISLtKOTOV. 

Ume Street and St I ^ j|^ 
Anne's . . , j 

466. WEST DERBY.t 

1. ToxTKTH Park. 
Toxteth Park . . . tp. 

3. EvBRTOir 

EvertoB Tp. 

Kirkdals ... 



8. Waltow. 
Walton on the Hfll 
Bootlecum Llnacre 
Faiakerley. . 
Kirkby . . . 



4. Crosbt. 
Great Crosby . 
TjitUe Croshy . 
Ince-BlundtfU . 
Thornton . . 

6. LlIHBRLAKD. 

fiUnt . . . 
S"friin . . . 
NeChcrton . , 
Afntn^e. . . 
Orell and Ford 
Lltherland . . 

6. West Deert 
West Derby . 
Croxteth Park . 

7. Wavertrbr, 
Childwall . . 
Wavertree . . 
AllertoQ . . 
Gaiston . . 



467. PRESCOT 



1. Halb. 

Speke Tp. 

Hale Tp. 

HoLewood .... Tp. 

3. MuohWooltox. 

Little Woolton . . Tp. 

Much Woolton,i)(. qf Tp. 

3. HlXTTOH. 

Much Woolton, pC qf Tp. 



Tp. 
Tp. 

Tp. 

Tp. 

Tp. 
Tp. 

Tp. 

Par. 
Par. 

Tp. 
Tp. 



HotUHL \mnou. 



3,716 

49 

345 

486 

10 

313 

1,363 

883 



16,143 

Sf«6 

3.437 

3.610 

63 

1,991 
8,070 
4,933 



11,618.77,633 
3,833118,933 



3,406 



1,370 



6,090 



14,165 



33,913 



9,43S 



3,966133,969 

6,71246,582 



40,331 



86,842 



16,339i 96.937 
6,230 33,976 



783 

3,519 

77 

369 

1,107 
67 
95 



30 
73 
61 
60 
60 
837 



31 

1,384 

131 

1,356 



86 



6,469 

16,347 

454 

1,397 

6,362 
433 
646 
394 

103 
390 
36a 

378 
414 

4,884 



14,009 77,969 
31 



197 
7.810 

717 
7.846 



60» 
138| 665 
303 1,790 



301 
6831 



1,138 
4,648 

41 



* The LlTerpool District Is coextensive with the entire parish of LtverpooL 
t The District of West Derby oomprtees the West Derby Unkm, and the Township of Tozttth Park, wfalcb for Pbor Law purposes 
Is under a separate Board of Guardians, and is said to be not included In any parish. 



BBaiSTRATION DIYIfllONS : VIII. N RTH WESTBRN. 



127 



Townships, 4too in Lanoaebirs. 



pivMi or FIaml 



PRESOOT— oont 

Tdrbock .... Tp. 
Unyton with Boby . Tp. 
Knowdey . . • • Tp. 

4. Faskwobtr. 

Crontfm Tp. 

Ditton Tp. 

Wldnes Tp. 

Bold Tp. 

6. PRS600T. 

Rainhlll .... Tp. 

Whiston .... Tp. 

Prescoi Tp. 

Eccleston, pUof , . Tp. 

6. St. Hklknb. 

ErclMtoii,j>t.</ . . Tp. 

Sutton Tp. 

Parr Tp. 

Wlndle Tp. 

T. Raivfobd. 
Raioford . . . . Tp. 

468. ORMSKIRK. 

1. BiCKKBSTATFB. 

Slinonswood . . . Tp. 
BlckeTBtaffe . . . Tp. 
Helling . . . . Tp. 

3. AUORTOV. 

Ma^nll .... Tp. 
Lydlate .... Tp. 
Anghton .... Par. 

3. Halsall. 

Halsall Tp. 

DownboUand . . . Tp. 

4. Fouunr. 

Altcar Par. 

Fonnl^ . . . . Tp. 
Blrkdale .... Tp. 

6. NOBTH Meols. 
North Meols . . . Tp. 

6. Tarlrtoh. 
Hcsketh with Beoconsall Par. 
Tarletoa .... Par. 
Ruffbrd Par. 

T. SCASUBSIOK. 

Bursooogh .... Tp. 
Scarisbiick . . . Tp. 

8. Obhskisk. 
Ormskirk .... Tp. 

9. Lathom. 
Skelmendale . . . Tp. 
Lathom .... Tp. 
Bispham .... Tp. 

469. WIGAK. 

1. Stakduh. 
Wrightington . . . Tp. 
Parbold .... Tp. 
Shevington . . . Tp. 
Standlui wiih Langtree Tp. 
Worthington . . "" 

2. Abpull. 
Blackrod . . . 
Haigh .... 
Aspall .... 

3. WlOAH. 
Wlgan .... 

4. Hdtdlvt. 
Ince in Makerfleld 
Hlndley . . . 
Abram .... 



Tp. 

Tp. 
Tp. 



35- 

Tp. 



44.' 



Inhalk 
Hooma. 



6. Pkmbbbton. 
WinManley . . 
Pemberton . . 
OrreU Tp. 

6. UraOLLAKB. 

Dalton Tp. 

UpboUand .... Tp. 
BilUnge Higher End . 
BUUnge Chapel End . 

1. ASHTOR IM MAKKBTOELD. 

Aabton in Hakerfleld Tp. 



Popo- 
Ijklkni. 



114 
525 
23^ 

71 

197 

2,432 

155 

424 

361 

1,009 

747 

1,732 
1.846 
1,649 
2,716 

003 



7:» 
334 
136 

228 
172 
612 

221 
134 

91 
385 
f09 

4,217 

160 
365 
144 

461 
390 

1,188 

678 

741 

48 



647 
3,184 
1,283 

429 

1.139 

14,359 

921 

2,308 
2,05 
6.077 
3,754 

10,078 

10.905 

9,281 

15,016 

3,336 



461 

1,910 

771 

1.284 

848 
2,697 

1,336 

767 

670 
2.016 
3,375 

22,274 

799 

1,917 

819 

2,202 
2,143 

6,127 

3,171 

3,659 

284 



308 

89 

331 

693 

34 

710 
216 

1,186 

7,135 

2,258 

2,043 

193 

116 
1,944 

685 

91 
812 
242 
389 

i,a6S 



ParkhflvPteML 



460. WARRINGTON. 
1. Nbwtok in Makbb- 

PIBLD. 

Haydock .... Tp. 
Newton in Hakerflcl4 Par. 

2. WlKWICB. 

Croft with Sonthworth Par. 

Hooghton, Middleton, ) rri^ 

and Arbury . . . J P' 

Winwick with Hobn^ Tp. 

3. Samkbt. 

Burtonwood . . 

Great Sankey . . 

Cuerdley , , , 

Penketh . . . 



1,525 

477 

1.924 

3,69?- 

188 

3,800 
1,201 
6,387 

39,110 

11.989 

10,627 

1,066 

602 

10,374 

3,66] 

497 
4,16^ 
1,367 
1,96) 

7,4«£ 



• Tp. 

. Tp. 

. Tp. 

. Tp. 

4. WABRmOTOV. 

Warrington . , . Tp. 

6. Latchfosd. 

Latchlbni (A^esik.) . Tp. 

Grappenhall (CAolk.) Tp. 

Thelwall (C7UM.) . Tp. 

6. RlXTON. 

Poalton with Feamhead Tp. 
Woolston with Mar-)rf>_ 
tinacroft . . . , J *P* 
RlxtOQ with Glaaebreok Tp. 

461. LEIGH. 

1. LOWTOW. 

Kenyon • • • • T^. 
GollMme .... Par. 
Lowton .... Pbt. 

2. CULCBXTH. 

Colcheth , . . . Tp. 

Astley Tp. 

Bedford . ... . Tp. 

3. Wbstleigh. 
Pennington . . . Tp. 
Westleigh .... Tp. 

4. ATHBBTOir. 

Atherton .... Tp. 
Tyldeaiey w. Shackerley Tp. 

462. BOLTON. 

1. Fabxwobtb. 
Kearsley .... Tp. 
FamwoTth . , . « TJ>. 

2. HULTON. 

Little Hulton . . . Tp. 

Middle Hultoo . . Tp. 

Over Hulton . . . Tp. 

Rumworth .... Tp. 

3. Wk8T Houghtov. 
West Houghton . . Tp. 

4. Halliwbll. 

Heaton Tp. 

Halliwell . . . . Tp. 

6. HOBWIO. 

Horwich .... 
Losiock .... 



. Tp. 

. Tp. 

6. TONOK WITR HADLOn. 

Tonge with Haolgb . Tp. 

Brelghtmet . . . Tp. 

Harwood .... Tj^, 

7. TUKTOH. 

Bradshaw .... Tp. 

Tnrton Tpi 

Longworth . . • Tp. 

8. Edobwobth. 
Ekitwisle .... Tp. 
Edgeworth .... Tp. 
Quu'lton . . . , Tp. 

9. Shabflbs. 

Sharpies .... Tp. 

Little Bolton, j><. ^ . T^^. 

10. LrrTLB BoLTov. 
LUtle Bolton, p<. 4^ . Tp. 

11. BOUOX, EABTBBir. 

Great Bolton, j><.^ . Tp. 

12. BOLTOM, WBSTBBir. 

Great Bolton, |><.42f . Tp. 



Inhab. 

HOWM. 


Popa- 
latlon. 


903 
1,493 


6,28t; 
8,244 


222 


1,033 


48 


252 


88 


456 


188 

118 

29 

191 


1.112 
63 
187 

1,042 


6,699 


29,894 


636 

136 

81 


3,144 
734 
463 


. 183 


687 


99 


601 


148 


739 


63 
741 
469 


234 
3.688 
2,144 


463 

431 

1,410 


2.266 
2,030 
6,610 


1,088 
1,091 


6,423 
6,590 


1,481 
1,361 


7,631 
6,408 


1,144 
2,603 


6,830 
13,660 


970 
177 
112 
661 


4,805 
911 
674 

3,22t 


1,376 


6,609 


199 
1,712 


1,126 
8,796 


771 
131 


3,671 
•70 


818 
385 
431 


4,050 
1,600 
1,976 


148 

1,008 

23 


870 

4,94'^ 

113 


71 
837 

61 


33» 

i,67r 

26^ 


686 

341 


3,315 
l,08f 


7,072 


16.01: 


6,238 


17,09{ 


3,46l- 


i8,21» 



Paridi or Flaoe. 



BOLTON— am*. 



13. Levbb. 
Great Lever 
Little Lever 
Darcy Lever 



Tp. 



463. BURT. 



LowbbEnd 
-} Tp. 

Tp. 

Tp. 



1. Holcombb. 
Walmersley cum Shut* 

tleworth, pL qf . 
TottingUm Lower 
"Eadfpt.o/ 

2. TOTTIKOTOK LoWfeB EmD. 

Tottington Lower 
End, pt. ^ 

3. Walmbbblbt. 
ToUIngtoQ Lower )■ 

End,ji<.c{f . . 3 
Elton, pt.cf,., 
Walmersley cum Shot- > q^ 

tleworth, D<. o/. . J *P' 
Bury, pt.of. . . Tp. 
Blrtle c Bamrord, j>(. qf Tp. 

4. BlBTLB. 

Birtle c. Bamford, pt. qf Tp. 
Aahworth .... Tp. 
Heap, pt. qf . . . Tp. 

6. Hbtwood, 

Heap, pt.qf , . . Tp. 

Bury, pt.(^.., Tp. 

Hopwood .... Tp. 

Pilsworth, p<. o/ . . Tp. 

Birtle c. Bamford. pL af Tp. 

Pilkington,j><. </ . . 1^. 

6. South Bubt. 

Heap, pt.of , . . Tp. 

Pilaworth, pt. qf . : Tp. 

Pilklngton, pt. qf . Tp. 

Radcliffe,p<. <2^ . . Par. 

IQton, pt.<^, . . Tp. 

Bury, pt.i^ . . . Tp. 

1. NoBTH Bubt. 
Bory, pt.qf , . , Tp. 
Walmersley cam Shut- ) rri^ 

tleworth, i>«. <»r. . $ V' 

8. Eltoh. 
Eltoa,j><. ^ . . . Tp. 
Walmersley cum Shut- 2 f*^ 

tleworth. p<.<ar. . 5 P* 
RadclifTcpt. <2^ . . Par. 
Ainswortb.j)*. (/, . Tp. 

9. RADCLfFFK. 

RadclifTe, ot. ^ . . Par. 

Ainswortb, ot. qf . . Tp. 

Yiwry, pt.of . . . Tp. 

Elton. i><. </ . . . Tp. 

Pilklngton.j)<.qf . , Tp. 

10. PlLBINQToH. 

Pilklngton, p& ({^ . . Tp. 

464. BARTON U?ON 
JRWELL. 

1. WOBSLBT. 

Clifton « . . . « Tp. 
Worsley .... Tp. 

3. BaBT'IT. 

Barton npon IrweU ^ Tp^ 

3. Stbetfobp. 

Flixton Tp. 

Urmston .... Tp. 

Stretford . . . , Tp. 

465. CHORLTON. 

1. DtDBBTBT. 

Chorlton cmn Hardy . Tp. 

WUUngton ... Tp. 

Dldsbury . . . . Tp. 

Bamage .... Tp. 

2. Abowice. 
Leveniihulme . . . Tp. 
Rnsholme .... Tp. 

Gorton Tp. 

Openshaw .... Tp. 

Ardwick .... Tp. 



Inhab. 



376 
832 
427 



16 
1,465 

1,111 



1,064 



366 

39 

331 



Pbpa- 
bUloa. 



1,423 
4.204 
2,048 



89 
7,006 

5,525 



8,364 16,413 



728 
68 



49 

• • 

3 

86 

96 

3,311 



6,333 

• • 

16 

3,133 

174 

1,636 



3,665 
386 






3,610 16,986 



1,658 

47 

40 
373 



2,143 
72 



3,471 



460 
3,053 



308 

177 

3,365 



278 
887 
615 
136 

644 
1,085 
4,387 
3,38r 
6,696 



305 

• • 

6 
618 
398 
16,625 



9,185 

336 

824 
1,437 

10,704 
427 

. . 
8 



11,943 



2,366 
16,837 



3,773 18,915 



1,512 

996 

11,946 



1,466 

6,291 

3,064 

706 

2,742 

6,910 

11,616 

tl,108 

!8,06e 



128 



RSaiBTBATION DIVI8I0NB: Till. NORTH WB8TERK. 



Townships, Ste»f in Irfmosahirs. 



HuWiorFteML 



OHORLTON— <ONe. 
3. GH0Bi.TOir urov Mkiv 

LOCK. 

ChorltoK upon Medlodc Tp. 



4. HULMB. 

Mom Side . 
Holne . . 



4M. SALFORD. 

1. PSVDLROII. 

PendletoQ . . • • 
Pendlebary . . • 

3. BBOOORTOir. 

Bnmghton . . • • 
3. Obbskoatb. 

4. RBOBXT ROAlk 

SalSor^ pL qf . • • 



Tp. 
Tp. 



I?- 
Tp. 

Tp. 

Tp. 

Tp. 



4«7. MANCHESTER.* 



1. Akooats. 
UaaOitBler, pt. qf, 

t. DSAKSaATS. 

Manchester. i><.<{^. 

3. LovDOii Road. 
Manobetter.pe. ^. 

4. MAKKsrSirutR. 
'Maachmla^pt.qf. 

6. StObobos. 
Mftnchefter.jyCqT* 

6. Nbwtov. 

Bradford . . • 

Newton . • • 

Beswlck . • • 

1. Chxrhax. 
Cbeetham . . « 
Crumpiall . . « 

8. Failswobth. 
Fallsworth . . . 

^OStOQ . • • • 

9. Blaoklbt. 
Harparhey . . • 
BUuadey . . . 

10. Pbbbtwich. 
Preetwlch . . . 
Great Heaum . • 
Little Heaton . . 



Tp. 

Tp 
Tp. 

Tp: 

Tp. 

tS* 

Tp. 
Tp. 
Tp. 
Tp. 

25- 

Tp. 



468. A8HT0N UNDER 
LYNB. 

1. KBOTT T^AITBS. 

Ashton under Lyne.) p^^ 
pt.qf. . . . } 

3. Abbtok Towk. 
Aabton under Lyne.) «_ 

pt.qr* . . . } ~- 

3. AUDBMBHAW. 

Droyladen .... Tp. 
Aahton nnder I.yne,) p 
ptqf. . . . S 

4. DsHTOir. 

Denton ..... Tp. 
Haoghton .... Tp. 

6. Nbwtov. 
QDiXej iCkeak,) . . Tp. 
Newton (Ckeifc.) . « Tp. 

6. DUBIKFIBLD. 

DoMnfleld (Ohcrt.) . Tp. 

7. Habtshbad. 

Ashton nnder Ljrne.) p^ 
pL, qf • • • • } 

8. MOTTBAM. 

HaUenlej (CkaK.) . Tp. 
Mottram (CkoJU . . Tp. 
HolUi«worth((m<t4.). Tp. 
Tiaiwka&,pLqf(Che$.) Tp. 



9.839 

935 
14,833 



4,936 
973 

3.738 

7.189 

8,834 

10.398 
3,937 
4,139 
3,838 

11,437 

1.442 

4,055 

494 

3.733 

844 



1,314 
849 



309 
1,098 

1,308 

43 

164 



1,496 

6.650 

1,871 
1,613 



1,035 

883 



. 358 
1.343 

5,651 
3,849 



64 

563 
489 
333 



Pop©" 
\aikm. 



50.381 

5,403 

74,731 



35.489 
5,163 

14,961 

36,60w 
46,671 

53,656 

34,173 

31,678 

17,389 

58,093 

7.168 

19,446 

3,506 

31,617 
5,343 

5.685 
1,663 

1,571 
5,173 

6,830 
191 

784 



7,330 

31,441 

8,973 
7.034 

5.117 
4,276 

1,333 
6,395 

36,839 
18,873 



376 
3,591 
3,38( 
1,678 



ASHTON UNDER LTNE 



9. Statlbt. 

Ttntwi8Ue.9<.^(C%et.) Tp. 

SUyley (Cfctfc.) . . Tp. 

MaUey (Cketfc.) . . Tp. 

469. OLDHAM. 

1. Olxmiam bblow Towb. 
Oldbam,j><.^. . . Tpu 

3. Olohax abotb Towv. 
Oldham, j><. 4^ . • k Tp. 

3. GftADDBBTOB. 

Cbaddivton . • • . Tp. 
Tonga Tp. 

4. MiDDIJROV. 

MIddletoo . . . . Tp. 
Alkringtoo . . . . Tp. 

6. Rorrov. 
Tbomham . • . • Tp. 
RoytoD Tp. 

6. Cbobpjov. 
Crompton • . • • Tp. 

470. ROCHDALE. 

Fbbb- 



. Tp. 

LOBD- 

. Tp. 



. . Tp. 

ffUBTHBB 
. . Tp. 



Tp. 

T^ 



1. BUTTBBWOBTH 
HOLD SiDB. 

Butter worih, pt. qf 

3. buttbbwobth 

shipSidb. 
Bntterworth, pt. nf 

& CaBTLBTOB FUBTSBB. 

Oaatteton, i>t <2< . . Tp. 

4. Cabtlbtok Nba^bBv 
Oaaileton, pe. ^ . . Tpu 

6. Sl>OTLAXD 
SiDB. 

Spotland. jH. <tf 

6. Sfotlavd 

Sn>B. 
Spotland, ptqf , , 

7. Wabdlbwobbl 
Wardleworth . • . 

8. WUBBOLB. 

Wnerdle with WanUB 

9. Blatchihwobtb. 
Bl«tchfnw<inh with ) *f^ 

Calderbrook. . .}*»*• 

10. WmrwoBTH. 
Spotland, jH. qf . . Tp. 

471. HASLINQDEN. 

1. Nbwchobch. 
Newohnrch with Ricap Tp. 

3. RoaeBVDALB. 

Higher Bootht . . . Tp. 
Lower Booths . . • Tp. 
Conpe-L^nch.Newball- ) m_ 
hey.andUaUCarr .]^^ 

3. GDBvrncLD. 
Tottington Higher Old Tp. 
Masbury . . . . Tp. 

4. Hablwodbh. 
Haslingden .... Tp. 
Henhcads .... Tp. 

6. AccBnroTov. 
Old Accrington . . Tp. 
N«w AccringUm . . Tp. 

473. BURNLEY. 

1. BOBKLBT. 

Dnnnoduhaw . .. . Tp. 

a«Tiger Tp. 

Worsthoma with ) »,^ 

HUTStWOOd . . ,S ^ 

BriercUffe with ExO »^ 

twue . . : .; ^• 



InbAk 



laiCr 



PaiMor 



lafaah. Port- 



316 
1,307 
431 



9,703148 
7,036 



3,468 

1,075 



3,089 

77 



411 
1,737 

1,673 



663 

993 

3.934 
3,761 

3,456 

1,435 
4,148 
1,967 

1,431 

3,473 

6,658 

1.189 
1,051 

783 



731 
334 



3,369 
43 



1,773 
3,639113 



37 
364 

307 
369 



1,037 

5,788 

307 



.673 
33,957 



12. 
5,115 

9.473 
888 

3.079 
7,794 

7,803 



3,180 

4,743 
14,035 
17,319 

11,555 

6,849 

19,800 

8,988 

6,693 

17,307 

36,833 

5.667 
5,114 

3,638 



3,595 
1,130 

13.000 
301 



BURNLEY— oofO. 

RoedUy Hallows. Fil- \ 
ley CloM. and New \ Tp. 
Laond Booth . . \ 

Bnmley T\\. 

Haber^uun Fave«. . Tp. 

IghtenhiU Park . . Tp. 

3. Padiham. 
HanooAt 
Hapton . 
Altham . 
ReiMi.. . 
SlnKMutooe 
Padlham 
Htgham with 

CloM Booth 
HeyhoQses . 

& OOLVB. 

Oreai and Little 

den 
Trawden 
Foolridge 
Oolna . 
Barrowford 

4. Pbvdlb. 

Wheailey Cart Booth Tp. 
Old Lannd Booth . Tp. 
RoQgfalee Booth . . Tp. 
Qoldsbaw Booth . . Tp. 
Barley wUh WheaUcy.) ^^^ . 
Rnnch - . f Tp. 



lOf M 

4,9m[31,MI 
4,68133.42 







8.836 
,953 



186 
1,674 

996 

1,363 






473. CLITHEROE. 

1. Oububv. 
MkUop (FoHk) . 
RUnnungton ( rorie) 
Oi8tmm(ror]l) . 
Horton (Vor*) . 
Newsholme (fork) 
Paythom** ( fork) 
Olsbum ForcBi ( Tori;) Tp. 
Bolton by BowUnd( rrfe).Par. 
SawlcjCrorlc) . . Tp. 

3. Slaidbdbh. 
Easington ( York) . Tp. 
SlaWbam (Jork) . Tp. 
Newton (Korllp) . , Tp. 
Bowland Forest. Higher) riv 

Division ( For*) . .f *P- 
Bowland Forest, Lower i »v, 

Division (Tor*) . . f ' P' 

3. CHXPriBO. 

BowUnd . . . . Tp. 

L^agrlm . . . . Tp. 

Oilpplng .... Tp. 

Tbomley w. Wheatley Tp.- 

4. CLrrsBBOB. 

Bash^U Eaves ( York) Tp. 

Waddington ( Kor^) . Tp. 

West Bradford ( York) Tp. 

Grindletoo (Kor*) . Tf. 

Twlston .... Tp. 

Downham .... Tp. 

Chaibam .... T^. 

WorsiOQ .... Tp. 

MMrtey .... Tp. 

Clitheroe .... Tp. 

CUtheroe Castle . . Par. 

5. Whallbt. 
Pendleton .... Tp. 
Wl8»aU .... 1^. 
WhaUey .... Tp. 
Mltton. Henthom. and) rp^ 

Colcoats . . . .f Tp- 
Great Mltton ( York) . Tp. 

474. BLACKBURN. 
1. BtLUVOTOV. 

DInckley . . . . Tp 

BUlington .... Tp. 

Salfsbrry . . . , Tk 

Wllpehlre . . . . Tp. 



10.3M 

3.121 

18« 83T 

1.873! 8.CS 

703, 3,11« 



67 
86 

8» 



M 354 



31 
3«f 
372 
3U 



10 
84 

84 
19 

8 
S6 
S4 

146 



57 

371 



65j 

131 

81 

49 
53 

19 

19 

314 

84 

345 

44 

136 
68 

148 

31 

64 

133 

18 

8 

1,664 

1 

375 

93 

154 

11 

33 



101 

40 

122 

3a 

708 
311 

341 



403 

381 

844 



131 

115 

1,113 



1,534 



343 

466 
337 



134 
383 
684 

71 
48 

8,308 

9 



1, 



419 
747 

65 

171 



35 119 

386 1,304 

48 313 

45 



* The Dtotrlct of Mahchester comprises the township of Manchester (SnbKllstricts |167 : 1-S) and the Prestwich Union (Sub- 
dlstrlcU 467 : 6-10). 



EEGISTRATION DIVISIONS: VIH. NORTH WESTERN. 



129 



Townships, See,, in Iianoashire. 



Puldi or PUMk 



BLACEBaRN-cont 

2. Harwood. 
CUyton-le-Moora . . Tp. 
Great Harwood . . Tp. 
IJtiU Harwood . . Tp. 
Rishton .... Tp. 

3. Mkllob. 
Ramvgreave . . . Tp. 
Claytoii-in-le-Dale . Tp. 
OsboldestoQ . . . Tp. 
Bdlderston . . . Tp. 
MeUor Tp. 

4. Blackburn. 
Uackfjum . . 



Tp. 



5. OSWALDTWISLB. 

Church .... 
Oawaldtwisle . . 

6. Dakwsk. 

Tate & PIcknp Bank Tp. 

Over Dorwen ... . Tp. 

EodesblU .... Tp. 

Lower Darwen . • Tp. 

7. Wnnoir. 

Wltton Tp. 

Pleasington • . . Tp. 

Liveeey .... Tp. 

Todcholes .... Tp. 

475. CHORLET. 

I. BBOrDLX. 

RogbUm .... Tp. 

WiUkoell .... Tp. 

Wbeelum .... Tp. 

Brindle .... Par. 

3. Lbtland. 

Whittle-ln-le-Woods Tp. 

Clajton-in-le- Woods . Tp. 

Cuerden .... Tp. 

Leyland .... Tp. 

Eiucton .... Tp. 

3. RirmoTOV. 
Anglexarke . . . Tp. 
RiYlngton .... Tp. 
ADderUm .... Tp. 
AdllngtoQ .... Tp. 
Heath Chamodc . . Ip. 

4. Choblbt. 

Chorley .... Par. 

Heapej .... Tp. 

Doxbnry .... Tp. 

Coppull .... Tp. 

Welsh Wbtttle . . Tp. 

Cbamock Riehard . Ip. 

5. CBOfllOV. 

Heskln Tp. 

Ercleston .... Tp. 

Mawdesley . . . Tp. 

CrueCon .... Tp. 

Br^therton . . . Tp. 

Ulnea-Walton . . Tp. 

476. PRESTON. 

1. LOKOTOV. 

MnchHoole . . . Tp. 

Little Hoole . . . Tp. 

LonfftoQ .... Tp. 

HnttoQ Tp. 

Howick .... Tp. 

Penwortham . . . Tp. 

Farington .... Tp. 

3. PBBnoir. 
Fishwick .... Tp. 
Preston .... Tp. 

3. Waltob-lb-Dalb. 
Walton-in-le-Dale . 
Cnodale .... 
Samleabory . . . 

4. Alstov. 
Grlmsargfa with Brock 

holes. 
RIbbleton 
Elston . 
Hotberaall 
Rlbchester 
Dntton . 
Alston . 
DUworth 



Tp. 
Tp. 

}Tp. 

I 
I 

Tp. 



Inbab. 
Boiuea. 



PoinK 
Utkm. 



Paridi or PIbm. 



IlnhiOk 

BOOMI. 



1,101 6,390 

094{ 4,907; 

62 311 

485 2,677 



263 
276 



61 

46 

100 476 
269 1,178 



224 



14,690 76.339 

Ois' 4,460 
2.03310,283 

166 766 

4,226 21,278 

133 633 

769 8,876 



805 
76 



3,803 
336 
819' 4,036 
140 646 



201 
380 
284 



906 
1,966 
1,471 



236 1,339 



403 
131 
122 
790 



1,805 
607 
647 

3,839 



246 1,182 



39 
99 
47 



196 
631 
262 
509! 2,606 
193 1,034 



3,26816,864 



68 
61 

266 
20 

134 



70 
185 
170 



290 
325 
1,484 
111 
7601 



336 

963 

886 

326' 1,618 

145 683 

81 414 



129 

82 

291 

78 

16! 

311 

333 

337 

16,171 

1,601 

10 

173 



69 

42 

10 

26 

263 

67 

261 

348 



644 

463 

1,465 

396 

80 

1,678 

1,797 

1,912 
83,516 

8,187 

60 

810 



367 

247 
63 

120 
1,329 

267 
1,337 
1,730 



PRESTON— ixmt. 

6. Bbouortov. 
Qoosnar^ with News- ) j^ 

Whitingbam .* .' . Tp. 

Halghton . . . « Tp. 

Barton Tp. 

Bronghton .... Tp. 
Lm, Ashton, Ingol, and ) r,^ 

Gottam . . . . j*^' 

Fulwood .... Tp. 

Woodplnmpton . . Tp. 

477. FYLDE. 

1. EiRKHAM. 

aifton With Salwick . Tp. 
Newton with Scales . Tp. 
Kirkbam .... Tp. 
Freckleton . . . Tp. 
Warton .... Tp. 
Bryning with Eella-)^^ 

mergh . . . .3 
Ribby with Wrea . Tp. 
Westby with Plompton Tp. 
Weeton with Preese . Tp. 
Oreenalffh with ) n^ 

ThisUeton . . . J ^P' 
Medlar with Wesham Tp. 
Treals, Roseacre, and'iriv 

Wharles . . . J *^' 
Little Eodeston with).. 

Larbreck . . . f *P- 
Elswick .... Tp. 

2. Ltthah. 

Lytham .... Par. 
marUmt pi. qf . . . Tp. 

3. Podltob-lb-Ftldb. 
BiQkham with NOTbredc Tp. 
Layron with Warbreck Tp. 
Marton, pt.i^, . . Tp. 
Hardborn with Newton Tp. 
Oorleton .... Tp. 
Ponlton-le-Frlde . . Tp. 
Thornton with Fleet-^rp^ 

wood on Wyre . . 3 P* 
Great & Little Singleton Tp. 

478.'gARSTANG. 

1. Stalmixb. 

PreesaU with HackinsaU Tp. 
Stalmine with Stainall Tp. 

Pilling Tp. 

Hambleton . . . Tp. 

2. St. Micbabl. 

Out Rawcllffe . . . Tp. 
Upper KawcUffe withjfp^ 

Tamacre . . .5 
Great Eocleston . . Tp. 
Inskip with Soweit^ Tp. 
HTersooagh . . . Tp. 
BiUborrow . . . Tp. 

3. Oarstako. 
Claogbton .... Tp. 
Catterall .... Tp. 
Kirkland .... Tp. 

Nateby Tp. 

Winmarlrigh . . . Tp. 

Cabas Ti>. 

Ganftang .... Tp. 

Bamacre with Bonds Tp. 

Nether Wyersdale Tpi 

Forton Tp. 

HoUeth .... Ti>. 

Cleveley .... Tp. 

Bleasdale .... Tp. 

479. LANCASTER. 

1. Ellbl. 

Over Wyersdale . . Tp. 

Thumbam. . . . Tp. 

Cockerham . . . Tp. 

EUel Tp. 

Cockcrsand Abbey • Pur. 

2. Hbatob. 

H^ysbam .... Par. 
MkkUeton .... Tp. 
Overton and Sond^land Tp. 
Hoaton with Ozdlffe . Tp. 



245 

123 
36 
64 

120 

381 

226 
280 



79 

61 

681 

202 

92 

21 

86 
99 
82 

73 

163 

118 

39 
58 



Poi 



popn- 
ladon. 



I 



1,268 

664 
219 
338 
601 

2,081 

3,079 
1,290 



447 

292 

3,693 

930 



116 

466 
636 
433 

365 

860 

626 

192 
264 



674 3,904 
61 390 



116 
1.493 

328 
76 
79 

265 

933 



68 



179 
98 

260 
82 

143' 

118- 

133' 
112 

77| 

35! 

Ill 

142' 

71 

67 

47 

32 

165 

174 

109 

127 

4 

11 

44 



84 
121 
128 
330 

4 

121 
29 
64 
23 



647 

7,092 

1,692 

436 

433 

1,161 

5,203 

317 



837 

621 

1,672 

361 

832 

700 

666 
693 

418 
186 

626 
672 
336 
435 
289 
171 
687 
922 
649 
649 
36 
66 
376 



600 

618 

803 

1,616 

26 

628 
184 
296 
169 



Pailah or Place. 



LANCASTER— eon^ 



Ponlton, Bare, and 
Torrisbolme . 

3. Lakcastbr. 
Bnlk .... 
Skerton. ... 
I^ncaster . . . 
Aldcliffe . . . 
Affhton with Stodday 
Scotrorth ... 
Laucaster Castle . 



} Tp. 



25- 

Tp. 

ISP' 

Tp. 



4. Wartok. 

Slyne with He«t . . Tp. 

Bolton-le-Sands . . Tp. 

Warton with Undeth Ti>. 

Camforth .... Tp. 

Silverdalft .... Tp. 

Yealand-Redmayne . Tp. 

Yealand-Conyers . . Tp. 

Priest Hntton . . . Tp. 

480. LUNESDALE. 

1. Catov. 
Qoemmore. . . . Tp. 
Gaton with Littledato Tp. 
Clanghton .... Par. 
Halton Par. 

2. Wrat. 

Farleton .... Tp. 

Hornby Tp. 

Roebnmdale . . . Tp. 

Wray with Botton . Tp. 

Wennlngton . . . Tp. 

MeUIng and Wrayton Tp. 

Tatham .... Par. 

8. Tdbstal. 

Ireby Tp. 

Oantsfleld .... Tp. 

Tonstal Tp. 

Leek Tp. 

Barrow with Barrow. Tp. 

4. Arkholmb. 

Whittington . . . Par. 
Arkholme with Cawood T^. 

Gressingbam . . . Tp. 

Borwlck .... Tp. 

OverKellet . . . Tp. 

Nether Kellet. . . T^. 

481. ULVERSTON. 
1. Cabtvbl. 

Upper Allithwaite . 
Cartmel Fell . . . 
Staveley .... 
East Brongbt<»i . . 
Lower Allithwaite 
Lowf r Holker . . , 
Upper Uolker . . . 



IE- 

2i- 

2. OOLTOH. 

Colton Par. 

Bb&with Tp. 

Sabberthwaite . . . Tp. 

Lowick Tp. 

Egton with Newland . Tp. 

3. Ulvbbstok. 
Mansriggs . . * . Tp. 
Osmotberley . . . Tp. 
Ulverston .... Tp. 
Pennington . . . Par. 

4. Daltob. 

Urswick .... Par. 

Aldlngbam. . . . Par. 

Dalton in Fumess . Tp. 

Barrow In Fumess . Tp. 

5. WbST BROUQHKnr. 

Klrkby Ireleth . . Tp. 

West Broogfaton . . Tp. 

Dannerdale with ) m. 

Seathwaita . . f ^^' 

Angnton .... Par. 

6. Hawxshbad. 

Torver Tp. 

Cburcb Goniston . . Tp. 
Hawkshead w. Honk ) m- 
Conlston & Skelwithf ^P* 

Clalfe 1*p. 

Satterthwaite . . . T>. 



InbAbw 

HOIMH. 



Popo- 
latlDii. 



617 3,005 



18 116 

869 1,817 

3,0^017,034 

13 68 

38 191 

223 1,139 

1' 211 

59 307 

162 763 

211 1,035 

216 1,091 

69 343 

227 

300 

185 



*1 
64 



98 655 

317 1,069 

17 85 

123 616 



49 
323 
130 
684 
168 
182 
686 

103 
108 
105 
229 
236 



83 
62 
33 
40 
90 
61 



16a 
68 
77 
169 
201 
240 
172 

362 
31 
30 
81 

236 

11 

78 

1,687 

204 

224 

191 
1,666 
2,784 

341 
236 

67 



42 

216 

229 

110 
76 



460 
360 
134 
209 
423 
275 



776 

297 

438 

1,007 

1,009 

1,116^ 

860 

1,860 
146 
146 
463 

1,148 

73 

405 

7,607 

1,113 

1.144 

1,061 

9,310 

18,1 



1,763 
1,0M 

291' 

36 

309 
1,106 

1,086 

663 

894 



^ 



130 



BBaiSCnUTIOK i>rVI8I0N8: iz. tobkshibs. 



IX. YOEKSHIRE. 

This Bbgistration Dmsioir comprises tlie Registratioii County of York, It extends over an area of 
3,743,229 statute acres of land, water, and fcweshore ; there being 3,687,245 acres of land and 15,139 acres 
of water included in the areas of parishes, 24,893 acres of tidal water, and 15,952 acres of foreshore. Its 
population in 1871 was 2,395,569, as compared witii 2,015,541 in 1861 ; the actual increase was theref<x« 
380,028, while the natund increase arising from excess of births over deaths in the ten years 1861-70 
was 286,510. 

Relatively, the increase in Yorkshire is much greater than it was in the previous ten years 1851-61 ; 
and greater than the increase of Lancashire in the last ten years. Ulie reason is easily explained ; the 
American War, which was Lancashire's difficulty, was Yorkshire's opportunity. The rise in the coat of 
cotton raised the demand for woollen stuffs, and wool was attracted in large quantities ; independently 
of this cireumstance, the supply and demand of wool, short and long, invaluable as the staple of clothing 
in these climates, and produced in immense quantities by our colonists, increased. The Board of Trade 
returns show that in the three years 1858-60, and the three years 1868-70, the average annual impart 
of wool (sheep, lamb, and alpaca) rose from 136 million to 258 million pounds. Adding wool of home 
growth and deducting wool exported, no less than 288,512,000 lbs. were left, according to the estimate 
of Mr. A. Hamilton, for home consumption in 1869. The increase of production has been greater than 
the increase of workers, for the obvious reason that coal power is so largely converted into work by the 
steam-engine and improved machinery. The population is distributed very unequally ; it is thin on the 
moors and wolds, dense on and near the coalfielas. 

Included with the general population of parishes, &c., in this Division are 21,144 persons enumerated 
in 148 workhouses, hospitals, prisons, lunatic asylums, apd other public institutions ; 1,588 perscms in 
boats, barges, Ac. ; and 4;B06 persons on board 1,129 sea-going vessels. 



Beglstimtkm or Union OmntiM. 


InhaMtod 
HoaMi,1871. 


Population, 1871. 


Penooo. 


Makt. 


Femalet. 


IX.-YOBKSHIB1D DIVI8IOB' .... 


600,807 


8,305,669 


1,188,826 


1,211,748 


85. "West Biding . 

36. Hast Biding (wOh JMc CU^) . . 
87. North Biding 


S88,«04 
«3,844 
48,549 


I,8ft4,l7a 
306,580 
334,817 


914,682 
161,434 
117,730 


939,810 
186,140 
117. 08T 



The SupEBiNTENDBHT Rbgistbam' Distbiots of this Division are co-extensive with the Poor Law 
Unions, with the following exceptions : Bradford District comprises the Unions of Bradford (popnlatioo 
145,830) and North Bierley (population 111,883) ; Wortley District comprises the Unions of WcMtley 
(population 29,307) and Penistone (population 15,678); and Hehnsley District comprises the Unions 
of Helmsley (population 6,055) and Kirkby Moorside (population 5^661). The Hull Diatrict is an 
Incorporation under a Local Act. 

Three Districts in the West Riding show a decrease of population, viz., Pateley Bridge, Great 
Ousebum, and Wetherby ; in the following Districts there was a large increase, namely, in Hali&x of 
24,593, Bradford 61,238, Leeds 28,415, Dewsbury 31,403, Ecclesall Bierlow 23,814, Sheffield 33,320. In 
the East Riding there was an increase of 16,186 in Sculcoates District, and of 11,428 in UulL In the 
North Riding nine Districts show a decrease; Scarborough District increased by 6,135, and Gulsbrough 
District by 16,888. 



Soperintendent Reglatnr's 


In- 
habited 
Houses, 
1871. 


Fopolatioii, 1871. 


Superintendent Resfetrar's 


In- 
habited 


FopnlatioB, 1871. 


District. 


Persons. ' Moles. Femalet. 


I>I«*ri«*. 1 Hou^ 

1871. 


Persons. 


"M^M^ Femalflo. 


38. WEST RIDING. 






1 


1 WEST RlDlNG-om<. 








482. SSDBBBOR .... 


988 


4,990 


1 3,736 


3,266 496. HALIFAX . . . . 


32,937 


163,366 


73,883 79,384 


4S3. Sbrlb .... 




a,977 


16,134 


! 7,837 


7,307 1 496. Bradfosd 


< 




63,373 


367,713 


139,616 134,097 


484. SUPIOX . . . 




8.949 


33,398 


16,038 


16,370 1 497. HUXSLST . . 






10,048 


46,374 


33,037 33,337 


436. Patblst BaiDOB , 




1,914 


8,686 


4,367 


4,329 1 498. HOLBBCK . . 






i 4,786 


31,617 


10,676 t 11,043 


486. RiPON .... 




. 8,S6f 


16,967 


7,647 


8,320 n 499. Brahlkt . , 






9,736 


44,441 


22,048 22,393 


487. GUAT Ov&KBOfM. 




3,610 


11,697 


6,748 


6,949 1 600. LsBoe . . 






1 34,673 


163,431 


78,363 84,068 


488. KVABBSBOBOUOR . 




4,046 


19,088 


9,083 


10,006 D 601. Dbttsbdrt 






36,838 


134,386 


60,630 63,766 


489. WSTHUUT 




3,351 


14,874 


7,367 


7,617 1 602. Wakwibld 






; 13,660 


68,786 


36,060 83,736 


490. Wbaktbdalx . 




8,064 


39,143 


19,636 


19,606 H 603. PONTSFaACT 






i 7,403 


34,498 


17,684 16,914 


491. KXXOBLKT . . 




10,861 


63,141 


36,323 36,918 1 604. Hbxswosth 






1,713 


8,114 


4,136 3,979 


49a. TOPMDBOEH . 




7.164 


33,333 


16,361 16.793 | 606. Babrslst. 






11,613 


67,313 


29,779 27,433 


493. SAPItLEWDJOB 




4,179 


19,933 


9,670 10,363 fi 606. WORTLET . 






8.748 


44,986 


33,847 31,188 


494. HuDDKBanxu) 




. 39,359 

1 

i 


140,161 


. 68,363 


71,898 


1 607. EOCLBSALL Bl 


EKI 


X>W 


17,6H 


87,433 

1 


43,669 44,763 



BSGI8TBATI0N DIVISIOKS • IX. YOBESHIBB. 



131 



Townships, Ico^ in the West Biding. 



Superintendent Registrar's 
District. 



WEST BIDlNQ-oont 

608. SHirPIKLD 

609. ROTHSRHAM 

610. DOKCASTSB 

611. Tbokkb . 
613. GOOLB . . 
613. SlLBT . . 

n4. Tadcastsb 



36. EAST RmiNQ 

916. YOKK . . 

616. PoeKUMONV 

617. HowDBir . 

618. BETEmLBT. 

619. SCULOOATBS 

6S0. Iiinx • 

621. PATSniOTOV 

622. SUBLAUQH 



In- 
habited 
Uouseit. 
1871. 



33,896 
11»728 
9,917 
3,896 
3,733 
3.591 
4,601 



PerM>na. 



Population, 1871. 
Males 



13.006 
3,330 
3,086 
4,703 
14,466 
13,839 
1,973 
3,076 



163,371 
57,386 
46,305 
17,011 
17,370 
16>380 
31,080 



64,908 
15,964 
14,337 
31,450 
68,142 
68,316 
9.115 
9,778 



83,866 

39,586 

33,385 

8,386 

8,647 

8,133 

10,761 



31,484 

8,168 

7,173 

10,603 

33,193 

33,763 

4,667 

4,936 



Females. 



79,406 

37,81U 

33,930 

8,635 

8,733 

8.348 

19,319 



33,434 

7.796 

7,064 

10,848 

34,960 

34,663 

4,648 

4,843 



Superintendent Registxar's 
District, 



EAST RIDING— omt 
533. Dbippislo . . 

634. BRmUXGTOIf 

37. NORTH RIDING. 



525. SCAHBOBOCQH 
M 036. Maltov . . 
527. Easihgwold . 

638. Triksk . » 

639. Hblmslbt 

630; PiCKBSIKO . 

631. Whitbt . . 

532. GtTISBBOrOH . 
633. SrOKBSLET . 

534. NOBTHALLBSTOB 

535. BbdaLB . . 
636. LbtbTBN . • 
537. Atsoabth 
638. Rbbth • • • 
639: RiCHXOHD . 



In- 
habited 
UoiiseN, 

1871. 



4.093 
3,376 



7,681 
4,699 
3,066 
3,710 
3,380 
3,563 
5,508 
7,080 
3,381 
3,661 
1,931 
1,871 
1,176 
1,190 
3,863 



Popniation, 1871. 



19,365 
16,416 



36.560 

33,883 

10,026 

13,167 

11,716 

13,737 

36,804 

39,016 

10,760 

11,636 

8,430 

8,706 

6,473 

6,370 

13,665 



Males. 


Females. 


9,853 


9,413 


7,697 


7,718 


16,891 


19,669 


11,518 


11,364 


0,183 


4,844 


0,939 


6,338 


6,082 


5,634 


6,737 


6,000 


13,313 


13,493 


31,338 


17,778 


6,435 


6,336 


6,797 


6,839 


4,084 


4,346 


4,304 


4,401 


3,798 


3,676 


3,713 


3,667 


6,730 


6,836 



The following Table shows the number of Inhabited Houbbb and of Population in 1871 in the 
several Parishes, fte., oonstitnting the various Re^^istration Sub-Districts and Districts, grouped topo- 
graphically under the Registration Counties which form this Division. Parishes which for Registration 
purposes are returned under a County different from that in which they are actually situate, have the 
name of their County Proper given in ikUic type. 



PivMi or Flaoik 



85. West Biding. 

483l SGDBEBOH. 



1. Sbdbbboh. 
Sedber^ • 

3. Oabsdalb. 
Garsdale . . 

3. Dbkt. 
Dent . . . 



483. SETTLE. 



1. Bbxtham. 
TbomtoDin Lonsdale 
Burton in Lonsdale « 
Bentbam .... 
Ingleton . . . . 
Ciapbam com Newbj 

3. Sbttlb. 
Anstwidc ... 
Lawkland . . . 
Horton In BlbUesdato 
LangcliflTe . . . 
Stainfwtfa • • • 
Settle .... 
QigRleewidc . . 
BatbmeU . . . 

3. Lovo Pbbstov. 
Tosslde .... 
Wigglesworfb . . 
Lonic Preston . 
HeUlfield . . . 
WestHalton . . 
Swlnden ... 
Napp* .... 



4. KiBKvr 
Otterbnm . 
Alrton . . . 
fioosthrop . 
Ktrkl^ Matbam 
Hanlitb . . 



Malham Moot . 

6. ABiKajrpB. 
Hawkswkk. . 
AmdiflSs . . 
LltlMI . . . 
Halton-QUl . . 



Tp. 
Tp. 
Tp. 



&: 

Tp. 

U' 

Tp. 

35- 

Tp. 

^^ 
I?- 

Tp. 



430 

166 
390 



PUMI 

lattoD. 



84 
143 
457 
456 
147 



1,983 

911 
3,096 



385 



3,337 

3,641 

6961 



109 
64 

137 
117 

430 3,162 



158 
61 

15 



160 
48 



10 
46 

17 
34 
8 
39 
19 

13 
38 

13 
16 



413 
313 
916 



874 
348 

83 
37J 
633 
336 
136 
19 
36 

64 

344 

86 
174 

33 
164 
1S« 



186 
69 
84 



484.8K1PTOM. 

1. Kbrlbwbll. 

Borden .... Tp. 

Kettlewell .... Ptur. 

Conlatone witb KUnsey Tp. 

3. Gabobatb. 

Hetton • . • . » Tp. 

Itordlej . • • . » Tp. 

Oalton ...... Tp. 

Flariiy with Wintertmm Tp. 

Eahhaa . . . . ^ Tp. 

OoDiston-Oold . • . Tp. 

Oarrnvs . . . » Ip. 

Bank Newton . . » Tp. 

3. Babholdbwicx. 
Marton in Craven . . Thr. 
BraceweU .... Par. 
Brogden wiib Admargin Tp. 
Bamoldswick . . . Tp. 
Salterforth . . • . Tp. 

Ooates Ti>. 

ThomtiA in Craven . Phr. 

4. EiinwiCK. 
Cononley . . » . Tp. 

Cowling Tp. 

Qlnnbum .... Ip. 

Kildwick . . . . Tp. 

Fambill. . , » Tp. 

Bradlejs Both . • . Tp. 

SUaden Tp. 

6. Skittov. 
Elslack .... flam. 

Brooghton . . . . Tp. 

OarH»n Par. 

SUrton with Tbortdj . Tp. 

Skiuton Tp. 

Kmbsay with Eatiby . I'p. 

EastHalion . . . Tpi 

Bilston Tp. 

6. AimmoBAM. 
AddiDgbam. . . . Tp. 
Beamsley .... Tp. 
Hailewood and Slorlths T^ 
Dranghton . . . . Ti>. 
Bolion Abbegr . . . Tp. 
Barden 1> 

7. OBASBiKOTcnr. 
Appletreewidc . . . Tp. 
Hartlington . . . Tp. 
BomsaU .... Tp. 



Inhab. 






lalloti. 



71 

119 

83 

36 

6 
11 
18 
11 
61 
373 
31 

63 
19 
341 

638 
93 
34 

443 

351 
441 
348 
38 
113 
104 
696 

33 
39 

347 

30 

1,340 

338 
37 
19 

439 
53 
41 
88 
34 
64 

71 
16 
80 



333 
498 
186 

134 
40 
63 

110 

61 



FuWi or PlMiu 






1,381 
87 

237 
116 
105 

3,187 
396 
131 

3,063 

1.013 

1,938 

1,670 

161 

490 

487 

3,714 

80 

188 

1,678 

180 

6,078 

1,104 

78 

118 

1,888 
309 

181 
178 
133 

383 



SKIPTON— <xm<. 

Thorpe Tp. 

Cnicoe Tpu 

Linton Tp. 

Tfare!>bfleld . . • . !> 

Orassington. . . . Ti>. 

Hebden Tp. 

486. PATELBT BRIDGE. 

L Raiisoili.. 

Down Stonebedc . 

Upper Slonebeek . 

Fountains Earth . 



96 
146 



. Tp. 
}Tp. 

. Tp. 

! Tp. 
Tp. 



Tp. 

Tp. 

3. Patblbt Bbidgb. 
High and Low Bishop-) ,»» 

sMe .... J *^* 
Bewerley .... Tp. 

3. Thobbthwaitb. 
ThmsGroas • 
Tbomtbwaite with 

Padside . . . 
Menwith with Darlej 
Biiatwitb . . . 

4. DacbbBavbs. 
Dane .... 
Bishop Tbomtoo . 
WanOll ..... 
Hartwlth withWinsley Tp. 
CUnt Tp. 

486. RIPON. 

1. RiFOir. 
Markington with Wal- > «_ 

lerthwatte . . } ^^' 
B'rtiop Monckton . . Tp. 
Wbttdifh with Thorpe Tp. 

IE- 

Tp. 
Tp. 

IE- 

Tp. 
Tp. 

JE- 

, Tp. 



with 



Givendale 
Bridge Hewick 
CoptHi^ck 
AJamnnderbj 

Bondgate . 
Ripon . . 
Sharow . . 
Sotton Grange 
North Stalnlcy 

SUningford 
dotberhoUne 
Biahopton . 
aiodlo/ R<^al 

UiMUlck and Foun 

tains .... 



} 



with 



OQID 



} 



13 
80 
63 
43 
301 
81 



76 
68 
83 



68 

136 
179 
186 
830 



864 

801 
361 



468 3,167 
368 1,137 



68 

66 

143 
138 

I 

133 
107 

36 
314 

96 



107 

I 

113 

60 

. 4 

16 

44 



803 

373 

676 
670 

643 
60ft 

97 
997 

AAA 



463 

660 

371 

41 

81 



176 783 

1,864 6,148 
64 806 
11 •• 

87 461 



3 
IS 



13 
148 



16 103 



Ka 



182 



BBQISTBATION DIVISIONS: DL TORKSHIBS. 



Townships* ieo^ in the West Biding. 



FteWiorPUMi 



RIPON-anU. 

Stndltfy Roger • • • Tp. 

Aldflek Tp. 

Ingertborpe . . . Tp. 

MM-kiiigOeld U«U . . I^. 

a. KlBKBT MaLZBAKD. 

Sftwlej Tp. 

EavceUme • • « . Tp. 

8kekleo Tp. 

Orantley • • . . Tp. 

Wlnkaley . . . . Tp. 

Aseiiey Tp. 

LftTerton .... Tp. 

Kirkby MalMMd . . Tp. 

Grewelthorpe • . • Tp. 

3. Wath. 

We«t Tanfleld (If.R.) Pftr. 
EMt Tanfleld (>.A.) Tp. 
Sutton-Uowgrave (^N. R.) Tp. 
Howgimve (^If.R.) . , Tp. 
MSddietoD-^aerabow ) ,^ 

\If,R.} • • ■ • 3 
Wath(jy:H.) , . . Tp. 
Norton-Oonyera (if.H.) Tp. 
Melmerby iN.R.} . . Tp. 
Hntton-Conxen (i^.A.) Tp. 
Nunwidc w. HowgniTe Tp. 

4. DraHTOKTB. 

Baldenl^ (N.R^ . . Tp. 

lUinton with Xewbj) ^^ 

(^N.RJ) » • • • 5 

AMmby (ir.R.) . . Tp. 

Diahforth (i^.A.) . . Tp. 

Ifarton-le-Moor (JV. A.) Tp. 
OandaU w. Leckby (N.R.') 1>. 

"Newby wftli Malwlth Tp. 

487. GREAT OUSEBURN. 

1. BOIOUORUtlDOX. 

KMfj HiU ilf.R.) . Tp. 
Langthorpe (N.R^ . Tp. 
Hvinibcrton IJ^ tfni^.A.* • 

Township ypi.inW.R., . 
Mllby ipLinW.R.. . 

Township \pt. inN.R., . 
Norton-ie-CUy (N.R.) Tp. 
Thornton Bridge (i^.A) Tp. 
Helperby (^.iJ.^ . . Tp. 
Lower Dansftyrtn> W.R.» . 

Township. . ) N.R, . . 
EUentborpe (Jf.il.) . Tp. 
Upper 

forth 

B 

Oreen 
BoTOQ^brldge • Tp. 

Aklboroo^ • . • T^. 
Roecllffe . . . . Tp. 
Minskip .... Tp. 
Oopgrove .... Par. 

Skelton Tp. 

Weetwick .... Tf). 
Marton com Orafton . nx. 
Stavek^ .... Par. 
Arkendale .... Tp. 



mthorpe (Jf.il.) . Tp. 
;)er iians- 1 
»rth com rp<- <» ^-l^- 
irantOB fpLinNJl, 
^reen rp. * j 



S. WmxLiT. 
Tonlton {If.R,') . . 
Tollerton (Jf.i?.) . . 
Oreat Ooaebam . . 
Nnn Monktpn . . . 
KtokbyHall . . . 
Thorpe-Underwoods . 
Widdington . . . 
Little Oiuebam . . 
Hunslngore . . . 

Osfttal 

Great Rlbstone with ) 

Walshftnd . . 5 
TbomviUe . . . 
Whlxley .... 
Green Hammertoa 
Allerton-Maoleyerer w. 

HoppertOD . . . 
daretun .... 
Ooney thorp ... 
Kirk HammerUm . . 

8. PCVPLBTOW. 

Oitpton '^N.R.) . . 



Par. 

25- 

tS' 

Tp. 



} 



Tp. 
Tp. 

Tp. 
Tp. 



PofNI* 



87 

35 

10 

1 

78 

13 

7 

60 

83 

166 

86 

160 

118 

133 

4 

33 

3 

36 

43 
16 
68 

34 

6J 

61 
78 

46 

76 
43 
36 

13 



36 

63 

6 

3 

18 

1 

33 

16 

160 

33 

6 

8 

16 
13 

303 
111 
49 
61 
14 
70 
4 
80 
66 
44 

10 

118 

136 

76 

6 

36 

4 

68 

40 

37 

38 

3 

130 

73 

48 

3 

18 
68 



83 



PwWiorPlaoa 



f 



lahab. 



164 

138 
47 
13 

341 
60 
83 
187 
137 
731 
343 
681 
611 

604 
34 

103 
13 

104 

1S6 

66 

380 

173 

31 

386 

401 

186 
369 
181 
183 
63 



166 

376 

48 

6 

86 

10 

111 

89 

666 

107 

30 

38 

60 
64 

867 
603 
333 
330 

81 
387 

38 
434 
318 



GREAT OUSEBURN— «Mil. 

MonktonMoor . . Tp. 

Hessay Tp. 

Nether Poppleton . Par. 

Upper Poppleton • . Tp. 

Kn^Moa .... Tp. 

Acomb . • • • . Tp. 

Rofforth .... Par. 

488. KNARESBOROUGH. 

1. KVABSSBOMWOB. 

Plompion .... Tp. 
Ooldsboroogb . • • Tp. 

Flaxby Tp. 

Knaresbotoq g h . . Tp. 
Scriven w. Teotergato Tp. 
Brearton . . . . Tp. 
Walkingbam HiU w. ) ^ 

Ockaney • . . . j 
Famham .... Tp. 

Scotton Tp. 

Ferrensby .... Tp. 
Burton-Leonard . . Par. 
South Stainl«y w.Gayton Par. 
NIdd Tp. 

3. Habbooats. 
Baton with Harro0ite Tp 



46 

641 
671 
300 

60 
161 

38 
319 
187 
177 

181 

16 
646 

311 



34 
831 

381 



438 



Killingfaall . 
Ripley . . 
Hampsthwatte 
FelliscUlfe . 
HaTerahPark 
Pannal . . 
FoUifiNit 



Tp. 

tS* 

Par. 
Tp. 



489. WETHERBr. 



1. Wrhxkbt. 
Bteton .... 
Swlnden ... 
Kirkby Orerblow . 
Sicklinghall . . 
Kearby with Kethert^ 
Weeton .... 
Dunkeswidc . . 



Spofforth with Stockeld Tk» 



UtdeRibstoae 
Linton .... 
Wethcrby ... 
Kirk Deighton . . 
North Ddgbton . 
Bickerton . . . 
BUton .... 
Tockwtth . . . 
Oowthorp ... 
WOstrap . . . 
LongMarston . . 
Hntton-Wandaley . 
Angram ... 
WighiU .... 
Walton .... 
Micklethwaite . . 

3. Boston. 
lliorp Arch . . 
Bramham c. O^ethorpe 
CUfford com Boston 
Coll Ingham . . . 
Btfdsey with Rigton 
Wothcnoma . 
Thomer. . . 
Shadvrell . . 
floarcroft 
East Keswick . 
Harewood . . 
Weardley . . 
WIke . . . 
WigtoQ . . . 



Ham. 

IE 

Tp 
Tp 



IE 
2> 

IE 

IP 

Par, 
IE 

Pu 

IE 
lE 
lE 
IE 
IE 
IE 
IS 
IE 

Tp 

IE 
lE 

Tp 



490. WHARFEDALE. 

1. H<A8P0BIH. 

Alwoodley . . . 
Adel cam Econp . 
Rorsfofth ... 
Rawden .... 
Rrambope 

3. Fcwntxr. 
Arthington . . . 
Stahibvffn . . . 

OsstW Tp. 

Leathl^ . . . . Tp. 






63 
37 
66 
73 
30 
197 
67 



83 
43 
18 
1»143 
330 
48 



31 
71 
38 
116 
44 
38 

1,968 
143 

66 
117 

76 

13 
843 

96 



90 

7 

69 

68 
49 
69 
40 

300 
49 
31 

371 
73 
19 
38 
49 

131 
33 
17 
93 
18 
13 
61 
43 
14 

63 

361 

603 

70 

64 

3 

303 

103 

64 

90 

160 

33 

34 

38 



Popo- 
ktton. 



PwMhor 



333 

116 
338 
398 
103 
963 
397 



173 
310 

81 

4,818 

1,380 

184 

. 37 

148 
306 
106 
460 
343 
136 

6,776 
664 
360 
448 
331 
84 

1,893 
404 



430 

43 

319 

346 

190 

313 

163 

936 

188 

167 

1,667 

316 

94 

140 

338 

614 

117 

88 

413 

88 

49 

341 

196 

71 

368 

1,160 
3,374 
318 
387 
34 
837 
464 
336 
437 
766 
167 
114 
138 



38 


136 


149 


970 


1,160 


6,465 


644 


3,796 


81 


331 


76 


387 


38 


197 


17 


73 


■ 46 


303 



WHARFEDALE-ooia. 

Pw>le Tp. 

Newall with Clifton . Tp. 
F«njley Tp. 



Lindley . 
Little TimUe . 



IE 
Tp. 



aifton with Norwood Tp 



IE- 

Tp. 



FewBton 

Blubberhowes . 

Great Timble .^. . tp. 

3. Otlbt. 

Nesfleld with Lai«fa«r Tp. 

MIddletoo . T; . Tp. 

J*l«y Tp. 

Weston Tp. 

Askwith com Snowdon Tp. 

l>enton Tp. 

Barley in Wharfedale Tp. 

Otley Tp. 

Menstone . . . . Tp. 

4. Tbaoov. 

Carlton Tp. 

Oulseley . . . . Tp. 

Teadon Ti>. 

Ediolt Tp. 

Balldon Tp. 

Hawksworth . . . Tp. 

491. KEIGHLET. 

1. BlKOLST. 

BIngtey with IflcUe-)^ 

thwaite .... }Tp. 

Morton . . . . Tp. 

3. Khghlst. 

Steeton with Eastbnm Tp. 

Sutton T^. 

Keighley .... Par. 

3. Hawokth. 

Haworth . . . . Tp. 

493. TODMORDEN. 

1. Hbbokh BaiDOB. 

Wadsworth. . . . Tp. 

Erringden . . . . Tp. 

Heptonstall . . . Tp. 

8tan8fleld,j»«.^ . . Tp. 

3. TODMORDBV. 

8tan«fleld,jK.<if . . Tp. 

iMogtield . . . . Tp. 
Todmordoi and Wal»- 



r^Tp. 



den (LoMCoslUrB) 

493. SADbLEWORTH. 

1. Dklph. 
Saddleworth,i»<. tf . Tp. 

3. UpPBBMnx. 
Saddlewortb,j9<.qf , Tp. 

494. HUDDERSFIELD. 

1. SLAimwAin. 
Slaltbwalte . 
Marsden . . 
Ungards. . . 
linth waiter jy<. (tf 

3. Mblthak. 
South Crosland . 
Meltham . . 

3. HOVLBT. 

H(mley . . , 
Netberthong . 

4. HoumBTB. 
Upperthong. . 

AUBt<»l^ . , 

Holme ... 
Oartworth,i>t. (/ 
Wooklale.i»<. ^ 

6. Nbwmill. 
Wooldal^J0<.of 
Oartworth,!)*. ^ 
Hepworth . . 
Fulstone. . . 

6. KlBKBDBTOM. 

Tbm«onland . . . Tp. 
Shepley Tp. 



Tp. 

IE- 
IE- 

Tp. 

Tp. 

K- 
Tp. 

tS' 

Ie* 
lE- 

Tp. 

IP- 

Tp. 



81 
63 

80 
14 
39 



46 

36| 

897' 

39 

474 

1,343 

96 



967 
141 
443 
6S 
49C 



I8T 
911 

la 

9,611 
179 



J 



693 

1.139 

83 

1,073 

641 



991 
9,371 
6,866 

466 

184 
3,186 
6,348 



4.784 
94ft 



3,364 16,963 
430 3,1»4 

339 1,631 

371 1,794 

6,006 34,704 

1,363 6,966 



1.013 4.3t3 

386 1,794 

848 3,695 

341 1,601 

1,663 7,476 

944 4,391 

1,979 9,333 



3,103 9,966 
3,076 9,967 



685 9,781 
677 3.811 
160 836 
366 1.749 

633 3.863 
886 4,339 

1,038 4,906 
338. 1,099 



608 3,419 
337 1,636 
136 734 
389! 1,931 
609, 3,847 



413' 3,037 

46' 934 

343 1.390 

446, 3,333 



316' 1.801 
1,607 



366J 



RBdisTBATiON DtvmiONa : IX. YORSBHIBB. 
TownshipB, Sec, In tiM Wwt Biding. 



iM. HOLBECK. 



; : ^ 



■'1-T1' 





M««I1» 


es 


a.- 


•KWSBlTRT-cimt. 




DiwaniT. 




buij . . . . 1>. 


.,».«,i« 








lU . . . . Tp. 


l.MI 


«,3M 


Dutn. 








l.HB 










ar^: : ??: 


.,s 


t|tt6 








■*" ■ ■ ■ tE' 


us 


3,MT 




lai 


llali 


'bmi^ 1 : ; 5?; 


«a 




«i 


1.BUPU. 








Chmt T>. 




IM 




CT«g1«toiw . . . Tp. 


4*^ 




ng 


ShhUI MigH ... IS. 
WlUon T^ 


loi 


'lU 




Cnm« ri. 

SbulatDO . . . . Tp. 
Wumaeld with Htulb Tp. 


ii: 


*»1 




III 






«™^j,^_W"^}p.r. 
















H* 


S.4M 




Ai««ft- n- 


*M 


l.«W 


oaa 


3.Si*n.iT. 








«-;^-«bW«-.j^ 


1.M1 


la.sos 












wArtdd . . . . Tp. 




H,«» 




6. HDiun. 








H«l»(y T*. 




s,*n 










«n 


^cr*. r*. .}!>■ 


1,18 


8,136 










MB 




3S 


l.tH 




WatArtiHT . . . p«. 




l.U* 




Tbofp. Tp. 




M 


ng 


LonbosHwUiOintoa 1>. 


K» 


1,U0 


9M 


ua. PONTEFEACT. 
















F.W»™ Tp, 




*n 




Monk FrriUHia . . Tp. 

HlllMB Tp. 

BsTtoD SdmoD. . , Tp. 






US 




i» 




HAto T?: 






» 


8u»™ Tp. 

Bjrun wUh Pool* . . Tp. 


II 


il 


UroUKnoi. . . . Tp. 
Wm»rFlT«lMM . . Tf. 




l,OU 








n 


aar: ; : S: 


i,m! 


*'S* 


n 


CildUu-SuibtK . . Tp. 


w 




u 


1. Wettlr. 








KelUngloD . . . . Tp. 




■u 


i; 


S'i ;■:■:! 


I 


S«l 


H 


Hfck 1^ 






blna Tp. 




3U 




WgowitoJf. . . . Tp. 

suptaw.'. . . . tE: 


31 




" 


Duri>«IM>. . '. . TtL 


im 


Sll 








3H 






n 






PmttfrKt .... if 




f.tn 




Tuubelt .... it 








MonkhlU . . . . Tp. 














u 


ZSZ'": ': l S 


m 


I.IU 




A.aaim T>. 






» 


'" 


"' 



,M D( iIm EhvdlMi] Unloti comprtilnf SuMlMrtcU ^T, uul Uh ttortli Bterky UnMii cem^ltUig Si 



134 



BSaiBTRATION DIVISIONS: IX. youkshtrb. 



TowiiBbJpiy Sco^ in the West Biding:. 



PONTEFRACT— oont 

4. CAflTLBTOBD. 

GMtlefbnl . . . . Tp. 

GUst HooghtOD . . Tp. 

MHhley Pat. 

Wbitwood . . . « Tp. 

604. HEMSWORTH. 






Par. 

Tp. 

Tp. 
Tp. 



1. Hkmswobth. 
Ackwortb . . 
Hessle . . . 
HlU-Tqp . . 
Weft Haidwkk 
WintenuU . . 
RybiU . . . 
Hnntwick cnmNoitell ) p.. 

andFoolby . ^'^' 

HAYercrofl with 

Hlendlfy . . 
South Hieudley. 

ShAftOQ . . . 

Brierlej . . . 
HeiDSwofth • • 
Baditworth . . 
Upton . . . 
Tborp-Aadlin . 
KirkSmeaton . 
Little SmeatoD • 
Walden-Stabbs. 
Skelbrooke . . 
Hamphall-StiibbB 
North fOmsall . 
South Elmaall . 
South Klrkbr . 
Great Hoogbtoti 
Little Houghton 

•06. BARNSLEY. 

1. Dabtov. 

Cudworth . 

Ou-ltoQ . . 

RojBtone . 

Notton . . 

WooUey. . 

Darton . . 



Tp. 

tS- 

p?r; 

Tp. 

Par. 

S- 
I?- 

Tp. 



9. Bamslit, 
Baragfa . . 
Dodworth . 
Banulej . 
MonkBretton 
Aixkley. . 



8. Dabrbld, 
BtUtogley . 
Darfleld 
WMnbwell. 
Metber Hoyland 

4. WOBSBKXJOB 

Worebrough 
Statnbroogh 



Tp. 

V^ 

Tp. 

IE* 

Tp. 

2^- 
25- 

Tp. 
Tp. 



606. WORTLEY.* 

1. Cawthobhb. 
Thurgoland . . . 
Sllkstone .... 
Cawtbome . • . • 
Kezborough . . . 

2. HlOH HOTLAND. 

Htgh Hoyland . . 
West Clayton . . . 
Denby Tp. 

3. PunsTOKB. 
H(»ylaiid*Swaine . 
Qunthwalte . . 
Ingbirchworth 
TburUtone . . 
Langi<ett . . . 
Penistone . . . 
Oxspring . . 
Honaheir . . . 

4. WOSTLET. 

Wortley . . . 
Tankertley . . 

6. EocLsanBLD. 
Eoclesfleld . . . 



2>- 

IP' 
Par. 

Tp. 

Tp. 
Tp. 



Tp. 

35- 

Tp. 
Tp. 

25- 

Tp. 

2>- 

Tp. 



Popo* 
ladon. 



1,271 0.26^ 
187 881 
•91' 3,277 
•39! 3,343 



•b.i Fopo- 



WORTLEY-Hxm*. 

•. Bkadfiblo. 
Bradfield .... 



Tp. 



ir 

16 
28 
62 

68 

80 

81 

•0 

98 

206 

42 

46 

65 

72 

48 

M 

22 

8 

41 

110 

111 

69 

20 



848 1,84« 

12H 

92 

81 

147 

243 

622 

133 

329 
26! 
386 
993 
190 
203 
202 
841 
194 
172 
108 

21 
216 
44< 
622 
26(» 

96 



139 667 

73 3HI 

146 676 

60 218 
178, 1,016 
659, 2,682 



607. EOCLESALL BIER- 
LOW. 

1. Nbtrbr Kallam, 
Nether HaUam, pt. qf Tp. 

2. Uppbb Haixam. 
Upper Hallam . . Tp. 
VoTe^Derby) . . . Tp. 
Totley (/A«r6f ) . . Tp. 

8. NOBTOIC. 

Beaucbief Abltey (DeH^^ Par. 
Norton (i>er6y) . . Par. 

4. ECOLBSAU. BnBLOW. 

Eccle^aU Bierlow . . Tp. 
Nether Hallam, pt. qf Tp. 

608. 8HEFF1EIJ). 

1. Wbst SHErriBLD. 

Sheffield. i>(. (/ • . Tp. 

2. NOBTH SHBrriBLD. 

Sheffield, i>t <2r . . TP* 

3. South Shbtfibu). 
Sheffield. i><.<2^ . . Tp. 

4. SHBFriELD Park. 
Shefflekl.l»e. </ . . Tp. 

6. Bbiortsidb. 
Brtgfatside Bierlow . Tp. 

6. ATTBRCurrB. 
Attercliffe cum Damall Tp. 

7. Haxpswobtel 
Handsworth . . . Par. 



609. ROTHERHAM. 



412 2,080 
643' 2,741 
4,696 23,021 
463 2,090 
419 2,143 

38 178 

338 1,673 

992 6,009 

1,262 6,298 

1,229 •,•30 



1. Bbiohton. 
Beighton (Derbj/) . , 
Aaton wliii Augnton 
UUey . . . . . 
Orgreave . . . < 
Oatdiffe . . . , 
TreetoQ 



Par. 
Tp. 



97 



4^6 



AMBptoo-eo-le-MOTthen Tp. 

2. ROTHBBHAM. 

Wlckersley . . . Pftr. 

Whiaton .... Tp. 

Brinaworth . . . Tp. 

Tinaley .... Tp. 

Rotherbam . . . Tp. 

Dalton Tp. 

3. KnfBBBWORTH. 

Kfanberworth . . . Tp. 

Oreaiibroagh . . . Tp. 

Rawmarsh .... Par. 



384 1,983 

249 1,291 

271 1,234 

133 6861 



48 239 
330 1,631 
343 1,637 

136 706 
14* 83 
66 303 

487; 2,639 
61 246 

313 1,649 
70 370 

232 1,283 

I 
206 1,064 
328 1,830 

i 



Tp. 3,01116,17) 



4. Wath. 
Wentworth . . 
&«mptoa Bierlow 
Wath upon Deame 
SwlntoQ ... 



Fariihor 



DONCASTEB^-«Biit 

Out Hoom and Ktaa) «_ 

2,0f^ll,S62| Field. , . . f '^• 

Warmsworth • . . Par. 



6,819 27,960 

I 
414 1,974 
137 660 
84 436 



Oooisbroogh 
Denaby. . 



16 78 
•14 2,800 



10,064 49,674 
787 3,860 



3,46317.488 
7,87137,804 



25- 

6. Maltbt. 

Hooton-Rob^rts . . Par. 

Thrybergfa .... Tp. 

Ravenfleld .... Par. 

Bramley .... Tp. 
Lau^ton-en-le->lortfaen Tp. 

Hooton-Levett . . Ip. 

Maltby Ip. 

610. DONGASTER. 

1. TrcKHILL. 

Stainton cum Uellaby Par. 

Tickbill Tp. 

St«ncill with Welling- 

Ipy and Wiiaeck 

Braithwell . . . . Tp. 

Bdllngton .... Par. 

Wadworth .... Par. 

T^versall .... Tp. 

Balby with Hexthoipe 1^. 



r}^- 



8,618 17,294 

I 
8,934 18,772 



2. BABXBBOUOa. 

Mexb«oagfa . . 
Adwkkupoo Deame 
BoltoD opoo Deame 
Thnmaooe 
Clayton with Frickley 
Hootoo-PagneU 
Bilbam . . . 
Stotfold . . . 
Bcodiworth. • 
Scawftby . . 
Marr . . . 
Hickleton . . 
Barmbroui^ . 
HighMeltoD . 
Cadeby . . . 
^wotborou^ • 
Coaworth . • 

3. DOfXOASTBB. 

Doncaaier . . . 

4. Campsall. 
Bentler with ArkBqr 
Kirk Bramwitb . 
Mo« 



Langthwaite with TUti Tp. 



9,96348,666 
3,283 16, 874 
1,188 6,783 



320 1,666 

314 1,667 

44 186 

17 93 

80 836 

90 383 

81j 136 

169 717 
296 1.317 
160 806 
183 963 
2,260 11,248 
73 836 

I 

3,806 18,839 

766 3,691 

1,341, 6,869 



361 1.678 

403 1,978 

417 2.023 

1,086 6,150 



46 

41 1 
41 
79 

172 
18 

168 



61 
464 

llj 

92 

31 
169 

38 
460 



216 
216 
168 
360 
683 
87 
718 



268 
1,844 

76 

372 
123 
686 
183 
3,038 



Adwtck>le-Street 
Hampole . . • 
Skellow . . . 
Owatixi . . • . 
Burgh Wallls . . 
Sutton .... 
Campsall . . . 
Nort(m .... 
Aslu'm .... 
Fenwldc . . . 
Thorpe in Balne . 

6. Bawtbt. 
Bamby upon Doo. 
KiTk^daU . . 
LongSandall . . 
Wbeatky . . . 
ArmtlMnpe. • . 
Oantley . . . 
Rtwaington . . 
Blaxton. . • . 
AusterBeld . . . 
Bawtry .... 
Awkley ip^w 

Township (p<.tn 
Pinningley (Abttt) 
MlssoD (^^Mf ) 



Par. 
Tp. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

f 

Par. 
Par. 

Par. 

Tp. 
Tp. 

Tp. 

Par. 

2S- 



Tp. 

Tp. 
Tp. 

^• 
Par. 

25- 

Tp. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



W.R. 
NctU . 

IP- 



•11. THORNS. 

1. Epwobth. 

WtwH (Lincoln) . • Par. 

Kpworth (Ltnooln) « Pac 

Belton (Linooln) . • Par. 

2. Thorxb. 

Hatfii-ld Tp. 

SUinforth . . . . Ip. 

Fishlake . . . . Tp. 

Syk^unat .... Tp. 

Thome Par. 

8. Crowlb. 
Crowle {pt. in W.R, , 

Township tpt. in Lincoln 

Eaatoft CLtncotn) . . Tp. 

Althorpe (Lincoln) . Tp. 

Keadby (Ltncofn) . . Tp. 

Amooits (Lincoln) , Tp. 

612. GOOLE. 

1. SWOrBVLBBT. 

Luddlngt(Hi (Irtnoofoi) Tp. 

Garthorpe (Linooto) . Tp. 

Fockerby .... Tp. 

Adlingfleet. . . . Tp. 

Haldenby . . • . Tp- 



6 ST 

88 STO 

478 2,1I« 
130, 



886 4,S1^ 
43 218 



M€ 



128 

** 
66' 

69 

8 

1 

78 

7 

42 

26 

109 

18 

33 

78j 



4,09318,788 



281 
46 

• 
S81 

31 
310 
123 
450 

96 
137 



378< 
49 
•1 
3 
66 
27 
35 

6i; 

43' 

22i 
68 
147 
94 
41 
23 



112 
49 

20 
46 

94 
133 

74 
36 

82 
2461 

41' 

81| 

»», 

164 



l,ltT 
183 



ao 

308 
143 
143 
374 
230 
100 



600 
467 
187 
110 

484 

247 

86 
183 



88 

638 
390 



•30 

330 
171 
413 
•30 
169 
161 
416 
763 



891 
2,296 
1,941 



428 1,796 
]96| 7« 
160 616 
148: 810 
803 3,371 



708, 3,097 






139 

107 

117 

84 



162 

138 

22 

61 

10 



•91 
468 
602 

412 



775 
688 

88 
28^ 

•• 



• The Woriloy District consists of two Poor Law Uaions, via^ the PeolstoiM Union comprising Sab-distrkto 1-3, and the Wortley 
Union omprishig Sub-districts 4-8. 



RBaiSTRATIOK DIVIBIONS : IX. 70BK8HIBB. 



135 



Townships, doa^ in the West and Bast Ridings. 



Pftriih or Flaoa. 



OOOLB— cont 

Eastoft Tp. 

Onaefleet .... Tp. 
Whitgtfl . . . . Tp. 
Raedmvs .... Tp. 
Swinefleet . . . . Tp. 

a. GOOLB. 

Goole Tp. 

Hook Tp. 

Annin Tp. 

3. Skaizh. 

lUwdlffe . . . . Tp. 

Cbwlck Ham. 

flbaith Uamu 

PolUngton .... Tp. 

Gowdall Tl». 

613. 8ELBY. 

1. Cakltov. 

GBrltoQ Tp. 

NewUnd . . . . Tp. 
Long Dnz or Langridc Tp. 

Drax Tfk 

Oamblesforth . . . Tp. 

HiiBtCouTtn^ . . Tp. 

Temple Hint . . . Tp. 

Gbapel Haddleaej . . Ti». 

3. Sblbt. 

West HaddlMey . . Tp. 

Oateforth . . . . Tp. 

Hambleton .... Tp. 

Thorpe WiUoogbbj . Tp. 

Barn ..... Tp. 

Brarton Tp. 

Barlow Tp. 

Selby Par. 

Wiatow Par. 

Oawood Par. 

LHUeFenton . . . Tp. 

Bisgln Tp. 

3. RiOOALL. 

Kelfleld (if./?.) . . Tp. 

RiocaUrkA.) . . . PU-. 

Barlbv(^.ff.) . . . Tp. 

OBgodVC^.^) • . Tp- 

dig earn l,nnd(E.R.) Tp. 

fioath Doffleld (B.R.) Tp. 

Korth Duffield (Jff./?.) tp. 

SIdpwith (Jff.i;.) . . Tp. 

61i. TADGASTEK. 

1. Abbrtoko. 

Aberford .... Tp. 

Sturton Grange . . Tp. 

Parlington .... Tp. 

Borwldc in £lmet . . Tp. 

Austhorp • . • i Tp. 

Garforth . . . . Tp. 

Swillington .... Par. 

Kippax Tp. 

GT«at k Little Pre»ton Tp. 

Allerton-9ywater . . Tp. 

Led>tone ...» Tp. 

Lednham .... Tp. 

Newthorpe .... Tp. 

Micklefleld . . . . Tp. 
Hnddleston and Lamby Tp. 
Lotherton cum Aberford Tp. 

LeadHaU . . . . Tp. 

S. Tadoastbb. 

Towton Tp. 

Kirkby Wharf with >« 

North Milford . . J *P* 

Grtnuton .... Tp. 
Newton Kyme with 1 p.. 

Tontoton . . f"'* 

Healaogh .... Par. 

Askham-Bryan . . Par. 

Oolton Tp. 

Bllbrongh .... Par. 

Catterton .... Tp. 
Stutton with Haslewood Tp. 

Qxton Tp. 

Weat Tadoaster . . Tp« 

Baot Tadcaiter . . . Tp. 

3. APPLBTOir-ROEBUOK. 

South MUford . . . Tp. 

Gbeibufu .... Tp. 



HuOMB. 



PopQ* 

kuliaii. 



16 

43 

84 

147 

333 

191 
848 
119 

386 
196 
316 
114 
64 



187 
76 
36 

104 
69 
86 
36 
411 

46 

34 

136 

31 

70 

93 

46 

1,303 

186 

889 

31 

81 

83 

181 

116 

47 

143 

41 

84 

61 



138 
9 

49 

417 

44 

343 

186 

439 

199 

177 

43 

71 

17 

88 

64 

100 

6 

31 
33 

34 

34 

is 

63 
38 
44 

10 

66 

11 

377 

313 

804 
841 



89 

316 

336 

676 

1,319 

4.186 

4,014 

664 

1,646 
873 
991 
467 
330 



769 
393 
166 
443 
399 
117 
103 
177 

179 
177 
647 
164 
363 
394 
368 

6,193 
817 

1,179 

89 

164 

393 
796 
634 
333 
614 
331 
416 
307 



619 
64 

313 

1,884 

336 

1,679 

890 

3,014 

1,100 

1,006 

306 

337 

86 

373 

367 

486 

46 

103 

113 

110 

163 

333 
390 
143 
307 

48 
331 

63 

1,661 

883 

987 

1,643 



FiMlih or PIbm. 



TADOASTER— OMit 

Barkstone Ash . . . Tp. 
Saxton with Scar- ) ». 

thlngwell . . .f^P* 
KirkFt-nton . . . Tp. 
Ryther and Oeaendike Tp. 



Acaster-Selby 
UUeakeir . . , 
BoltoD-Percy 
Appleton-Roebnck 
Steeton . . . . 



Tp. 



86. Bast Biding. 

616. YORK. 

1. Skklton. 

Benninffbroogh (N.R.) Tp. 

Overton (JV:«.) , . Tp. 

Skelton (JVli?.) . , Tp. 

RawcUffe (JV:k) . . Tp. 

Wlgginton (JV:«.) . . Par. 

Haxby(J^.A) . . . Tp. 

3. BoorHAM. 
Towthorpe (Jf.R.') . Tp. 
Earswick (^.«.) . , Tp. 
Huntington Clf.R.) . Tp. 
Clifton (J\r./f.) . . . Tp. 
Manr Gate (N.IL) . . Tp. 
St. Gilea in the Suburbs Tp. 
Mint Yard .... Par. 
St. Wilft«d . . . . Tp. 
St. Miobael-le-Belfty . Tp. 
St. Martin In Ooney Strt. Par. 
St. Helen Stoncgate . Par. 
Davy Hall .... Par. 
Ifiniier Yard with),. 

Beddem . . . .}**»• 
St. John Delplke . Tp. 
Holy Trinity, Good- > ». 

ramgate . . . j *P* 
St. Andrew . . . Tp. 
Holy Trinity, Kings \p^ 

Court . . . ,S 
St. Sampson . . . P«r. 
St. Peter the Little . Tp. 
All Sahits. Pavement Tp. 
St. Michael Spurrier Gate Par. 
St. Mary Castlegate, j>t of Par. 

3. MiOKLKOATB. 

All Saints, North St. Par. 
Holy Trinity, MicUegate Tp. 
St John Micklegate . Par. 
St. MarUn Micklegate) ».. 

with St. Gregory ,f "'' 
St. Maiy Biahopshill > ». 

Junior . . . .5 *P' 
St. Mary Bishopshlll) ,r» 

Senior . , . . / * P* 
Holgate riT.ff.) . . Tp. 
OopmaniiiorpeCVr.i?.) Tp. 
Dringhouaes ( iV.R.) . Tp. 
Mlddlethorpe ( W.R.) . T^ 
Acaster-Malbis (IT.A.) Tp. 
Bishop Thorpe (W.R.) Tpi 
Askham-Richd.(ir.i;.) Par. 

4. Walmoatb. 
St. Maurice in the ) 

Suburbs . . . ) 
St. Helen on the Walls 
St. Cuthbert . . . 
All Saints, Peasholm 
St. Saviour . . . 
St. Crux . . . ; 
St. Denlfl in Walmgate 
St. George 



Tp. 

a?- 

Tp. 
St. Margaret Walmgate 'I'p. 



St. Peter-le-WUlowB 
St. Lawrence . . . 
St. Nicholas In the > 

Suburbs ... 5 
Heslington St. Paul . 
Hesllngton St. Law.) 

renoe .... 3 
Gate Pulford . . , 
Water Fulford . . 
York Castle . . . 
St. Mary Castleffate, j>l. qf Pur. 
Ueyrcftth (N.rT) . . Tp. 
Osbaldwidc (J^.i7.^ . Tp. 



Tp. 
Pbt, 
Par. 
Tp. 

Tp. 



lahab, 
BonaM. 



69 

76 

101 
63 
33 

113 
63 

113 
13 



lation. 



14 
13 
64 
34 
76 
131 

9 

87 

114 



196 

480 

9 

33 

167 

79 

93 

4 

167 
74 
98 
63 

139 

131 
66 
90 
86 

184 

368 
356 
167 

140 
1,064 

893 

66 
74 
84 
11 
48 
89 
61 



1,088 

81 

497 

97 

67i; 

187 
367 



374 
127 
641 

43 

47 

67 

671 
6 
1 

106 

431 



PartriiorPlMMi. 



HOOMB. 



379 

369 

490 
310 
137 
486 
388 
477 
69 



YORK— cotO. 

6. EeoucK. 
Nabum .... Tp. 
Stillingfleet w. Moreby Tp. 



Eterick 

Deighton 

Thorganby with West 

Coitingwith 
Wheldrake 



84 
66 
860 
133 
371 
603 

60 

136 

639 

8,896 

1,143 

3,663 

69 

193 

893 

490 

488 

14 

779 

349 

894 

884 

610 

716 
336 
411 
440 

978 



1,380 

1,878 

787 

796 
6,064 

4,917 

396 
337 
381 
116 
363 
417 
338 



6,038 

462 
3,368 

434 
8.676 

846 
1.178 
3,116 
1,746 

631 
3,361 

331 

346 

336 

3,637 

41 

170 

610 
198 



6. DumnfQToii. 
Langwith . . . 
ElvingUm . . . 
Kexby .... 
Stamford Bridge with 

Scorel^ . . 
Dnnnington . 
Grimston . . 
Murton (-Y./?.) 
Holtby iN.R.) 
Stockton on ue Forest 

(N.R.) 
WarthlU 

(JV.H.) 
WarthiU 



Tp. 
Par. 
Tp. 

TP. 

Tp. 

IE- 

Tp. 
Ip. 

*}Par. 

Copyhold \ « 

Freehold 



Tp. 
Par. 
Tp. 



ilf.R^ . . . } ^• 

Upper Helmsley(iv:/?.) Par. 
Gate Helmsley (N.R.} Par. 

7. Flaxton. 

StrensaU (JVr.H.) . . Tp. 
LilUngs Ambo (JV:a.) Tp. 
Flaxton on the Moor) »,_ 

ilf.R.) . . . . I Tp- 
Harton (Jf.X.) . . Tp. 
Bossall and Butter- ) ». 

Crambe (N.R.) . . J* **• 
Claxton (Mi?.) . . Tp. 
Sand-Hutton C>r.i;.) . Tp. 

B16. POCKLINGTON. 

1. EastStamvokdBbidok. 
Scrayinfl^iam . . . Tp. 
Kirl^ under Dale . . Par. 
Thlxendale . . . Tp. 
Fridaythorpe . . . Par. 
Bishop WUton with) ,p^ 

Belthorpe . . . / ^• 
YoulthorpewithGow-) «. 

thorpe . . . .f *P- 
Bugthurpe .... Par. 
Skirpenbeck . . . Par. 
FuU Sutton . . . Par. 
LowCatton . . . Tp. 
Hi^ Caiton . . . Tp. 
East Stamford Bridge Tp. 
Fangfoss .... Par. 
Wilberfoas. . . . Tp. 
Newton upon Derwent Tp. 
SuttfHi upon Derwoit Par. 

3. POCKUHGTOH. 

East CoUingwlth . . Tp. 

Thornton .... Tp. 

Storthwaite . . . Tp. 

Melbourne .... Tp. 

Allerthorpe . « . Tp. 

WapUngton ... Tp. 

Barinby on Um Moor . Par. 

Pocklington . . . Tp. 
Yapham cum Meltooby Tp. 

Ow6tborpe .... Tp. 

Bolton Tp. 

Great Glvendale . . Psr. 

Millington .... Par. 

Huggate .... Psr. 

Warter PAr. 

KUnwlck-Percy . • Par. 

Nunbumholme . . Tp. 

Bumby Psr. 

8. MASKXT WUGBIOV. 

Haytoo Tp. 

Bielby Tp. 

Evertnfrtuua . . . Par. 
Seat<Hi-Ro«s . . • Par. 
Haivwell .... Par. 
Tborfis-le-Street . . Pp. 
Londeeborough and B»- ) m^ 

tb<»rpe . . . . 5 P' 
Goodmanbam . . . Par. 
Market Welgfaton and 

Arras 




JTp. 



981 
87 
137 
30 

83 

138 



7 
90 
30 

31 

161 
9 

39 
80 

f3 

36 



11 
46 

109 

41 

86 
36 
81 

41 

37 



83 

68 
47 
71 

133 

17 

61 
37 
34 
84 
38 
86 
37 
93 
60 
66 



66 
39 

16 

88 

36 

6 

111 

683 

48 

6 

34 

13 

61 

106 

109 

88 

61 

86 

43 

61 

63 

111 

11 

64 

67 
440 



48i 

367 
661 
190 

389 

603 

39 
449 
194 

169 

840 

60 

168 

141 

484 

167 

36 

71 

318 

478 
176 



141 
168 

343 

310 



178 
360 
378 
878 

680 

93 

338 
304 
171 
163 
190 
390 
197 
389 
337 
337 

378 

169 

88 

634 

173 

37 

466 

3,633 
338 

39 
149 

70 
837 
667 
610 
133 
363 
144 

817 
344 
380 
660 
70 
. 39 



318 
1,930 



136 



BSaiSTBATION DIVISIONS: DL YOBKBHTKK. 



Townshipty Sm^ in the East Riding. 



VlHMior PIbm. 



POCKLINQTON— ami 

Shipton .... Tp. 

Sancton and Houston Tp. 

North aiff. . . . Tp. 

Sonthaiff. . . . Tp. 

017. HOWDEN. 

1. HOLMB. 

Holme upon Spalding) n.. 

Moor. . . . } ^•'* 

2. BCSWITH. 

Ellerton .... Par. 

Anghton .... Tp. 

Lavtham .... Tp. 

BaWith . . . . Tp. 

Harltborpe. . . . Tp. 

Foggatborpe . . . Tp. 

Oribtborpe . . . . Tp. 

WUiJtoft . . . . Tp. 

Breigfaton com Qnnbj Tp. 

^Mldlngton . . . Tp. 

3. Hownxv. 

Wressell .... Par. 

Hemlngbrough . . Tp. 

Mentb<Mpe with Bow- 1 q^^ 

thorpe . . . 5 *^' 

Ruckenbolme with ) rrw 

WoodaU . , . S ^' 

Bannby on the Marsh Tp. 

Aflselby .... Tp. 

Knedlington . . . Tp. 

Howden .... Tp. 

EUpln Tp. 

Bkelton Tp. 

SaltmarBhe. . . . Tp. 

Cotnen ..... Tp. 

Tokefleet . . . . Tp. 

Laxton Ti>. 

Metbam .... Tp. 

Balkbolme. . . . Tp. 

Belby Tp. 

Thorpe ..... Tp. 

Eastrington . . . Tp. 

Portmgton and Oavil . Tp. 

4. KSWPOBT. 

Newport-Wallingfen . Tp. 

Ollberdlke . . . . Tp. 

Bellasize . . . . Tp. 

Blacktoft . . . . Tp. 

Scalby Tp. 

Gbeapsldet .... Tp. 

Fazfteet Tp. 

Broomfleet .... Tp. 

New Village . . . Tp. 
Market Weightun Canal . . 

North Gave. . . . Tp. 
Drewt<m with Erertborpe Tp. 

Hotham .... Par. 



518. BEVERLEY. 

1. South Cavb. 

North Newbald . . Tp. 

SonthNewbald . . Tp. 

Soath Gave. . . . Tp. 

Brantingfaam . . . Tp. 

Ellerker . . . . Tp. 

Thorpe-Brantingbam . Tp. 
Elloughton cam Brongh Tp. 

Rowley, j)(.qf. . . Par. 

3. Beverley. 
Rowley, plo^. . . Par. 
Skidhy with Skidby Garr Pftr. 
Walklngton . . . Pu*. 
Woodnumiiey . . . Ham. 
Beverley Parka . . Ham. 
Tbeame .... Tp. 

Weel Tp. 

Tickton .... Ham. 
HaU Bridge . . . Ham. 

Eske Tp. 

Mcleacroft .... Tp. 
SturkhlUandSandholme Tp. 
St. Mary .... Par. 
St. MarUn .... Par. 
St. Nicholas . . . Par. 
Bi»hop B irtoD . . . Par. 
Cljerry Burton . . Par. 



blMb. 






93 



361 



70* 
33; 

134| 
17' 
20 

?i 

60 

67 

71 
143 

11 
19 

m' 

60 

30 

624 

91 

63 

81! 

8 

33 

76 

10 

26 

6 

8 

106 

20 

84 
167 
61 
80 
21 
11 
67 
62 
29 

I 

• • 

213 
30 
81 



161 
39 

206 
46 
71 
12 

140 
76 



20 

89 

161 

63, 

61 

22 

22 

60 

12 

3 

37 

12 

896 

1,084 

401 

103 

06 



424 

866 

96 

106 



1,976 



328 
178 

98 
673 

85 
110 

37 

43 
247 
279 

885 
680 

69 

113 

446 

267 
136 
2,365 
395 
289 
120 

39 
155 
342 

66 
113 

43 

40 
431 
116 



BEVERLET-oofU. 

8. LOCXXXOTOV. 

Etton Far. 

South Dalton . . . Par. 

Holme on the Wolds . Par. 

Lund ..... Par. 

Kilnwick .... Tp. 

Beewick .... Tp. 
Lockington in Kilnwick Tp. 

Lockington . . . Ip. 

Aike Tp. 

Scorboroofdi . . . Par. 

Leckonfield w. JLrram Tp. 

4. LsVXM. 

Leven ..... Tp. 

Ronth Par. 

Meaux Tp. 

Wawne .... Tp. 

619. SCULCOATEa 

1. SUTTOIC. 

Sutton and Stoneferry Par. 

2. GomKOHAJC. 

Gottlngham . . 
HaItem]Hloe . . 
Willerby.Kq/' . 

3. Fbrribt. 
Wanldby . . . 
Welton. . . . 
Melton .... 
North Ferriby, pt. qf 
Swanland, pi.(ff, 

4. Hksslb. 
KirkEUa , . _. 
Wetit EUa . . . 
WIllerby.i»<.<^ . 
North Ferriby, cCqf 
Swanland, j9(. (f . 
Hessle .... 
Anlaby .... 



6. HSDOV. 

Hedon . . . . 
Preston . . . 
Marfleet . . . 

330' 6. Dbtfool. 
647j Drypool . . . 
230 Southcoates 
374 

98 

41 
269 
226 
124 

883 
180 
378 



641 
186 
948 
199 
323 
63 
663 
386 



130 

396 

661 

234 

248 

104 

120 

248 

69 

43 

158 

60 

4,086 

4,467 

1,666 

469 

464 



Par. 
Tp. 

3^ 

25- 

Tp. 
Tp. 
IE* 

Tp. 

Par. 
Par. 



Garrison Side . 

7. East Sculooatu. 
Sculcoatea, pi.<^, . Par. 

8. West Sculooates. 
Scalco§XeBtpt.qf . Par. 

620. HULL. 

1. Hdmbxb. 
Humber .... Ward 

Austin Ward 

Trinity Ward 

Whitefrian . . . Ward 

2. St. Maet. 

St. Mary North . . Ward 

3. Mttov. 

North Myton . . . Ward 
South Myton . . . Ward 

621. PATRINGTON. 

1. PATRIVOTOir. 

Paul Tp. 

Tbomgumbald . . Ip. 

Burstwidc cum SkedcUng 1^. 

Ryhlll and Gamerton. Tp. 



Keylngham 
Gttringham 
Winestead . 
Sunk Island 
Patrington . 
Welwick . 
Skeffling . 
Kilnsea . . 
Easington . 
Out-Newton 
Holmpton . 
HoUym . 
Withemeoa 
Wazholme 



Psr. 
Par. 
Par. 
P»r. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

T? 



lAttOO. 



93 
48i 
37 
97 
46 
44 
29 
84 
15 
15 
66 

200 
23 
15 
60 



1,874 

•72 

1 

61 

7 

166 

36 

89 

98 



PATRINQTON-HMit 



492 



Owthome . 

South Frodingham 
273 Rimswell . 
176, Halsham . 
461 Rooe . . 
240 Borton-Pidsea 
259| TonstaU . 
120 Hilston . . 
433 Owstwick 
96 



100 
857 

826 

163 

91 

8631 



8,928 

4,010 
5 

217 

46 
669 

181 
427 
460 



61 304 
126j 651 
141 652 



17 
l66 
437 
104 

231 

216 

40 

838 

1,639 

88 



90 

766 

2,004 

494 

996 

917 
199 

4,199 

8,055 

171 



2,767 13,292 



4,462 20,620 



636 
867 
349 
241 



3,637 
2,023 
1,784 
1,300 



889 6,300 

4,162 20,708 
7,20638,564 



114 
66 

106 
53 

149 

134 
26 
63 

844 
93 
39 
35 

120 
8 
29 
72 
49 
15 



496 
277 
470 
259 
620 
623 
131 
419 
1,671 
368 
189 
240 
481 

62 
131 
388 
329 

82 



I 



Par. 

^• 
P*r. 

Par. 

Psr. 

Tp. 



623. SKlRLAUGa 

1. HnnBLEroE. 
Garton with Grimston 
Fitling .... 
Dantborpe . . . 
Elstemwick . . 
Humbleton . . 
FUnton. • . . 
Sproatley ... 
Lelley .... 
WyioD .... 



2. SKimLAUOB. 

Bllton .... 
Thirtlel^ . . . 
Gonittoo . . • 
Ganvtead . . . 
Swine • * . . 
Benntn^lm* and 

Grange . . . 
EUerby • . • • 
Manon . . » . 
South Skirlaugb . 
North Skirlaugh . 
LongRiston . • 
Rke 



8. ALDBaoDoa. 
Withemwick . • 
Aldtnrou^ ... 
West Newton . . 
East Newton • . 
Gowdens Ambo • 

4. HotirsEA. 
Mappleton . • . 
Rowlstone . . , 
Great Hatfield. . 
LitUe Hatfield . 
Siggtosihome . . 
Seal on and Waaaand 
GoxhiU. . . . 
Hornsea with Burton 
Atwick .... 



6. Brandsbdetov. 
Berwick . . . 
Nunkeeltaig with Bew< 

holme . • • 
Gatwick . . . 
BrandsbnrtOD • . 
Moor Town . • 
Hempbolme . . 
Dunnlngton . . 
Catfoas .... 



J- 

Tp. 
Tp. 

J? 
J?" 

}Tp. 

Jp- 

Tp. 

2>- 
I?- 
If- 

Tp. 

Ham. 
Ham. 

It 

IP- 
Par. 

P»r. 

Par. 



} 



Tp. 
Par. 
Par. 



623. DRIFFIELD. 



1. FOSTOV. 

Beeford .... 
N(Hth Fi-odingfaam 
Foeton on the Wolds 
Bri^iam . . 
Gembllng . . 
Great Kelk. . 
KlUle Kelk . 
Harpbam . • 
Lowthorpe • . 
Waiuifora . . 
Rotsea . . . 

2. DBmriELD. 
Hutton<<htuuiwick 
Sunderlandwlck . 
Great Drtffleld. . 
Little Driffield . 
BknsweU with Kdley 

thorpo . • 
RustonParra . 
Nafferton . . 
Skeme . . . 



} 



PRr. 
Tp. 

2S- 

Tp. 

2^ 

Par. 

2;p- 

Tp. 

IE- 

2i- 
Tp 

Tp. 
Tp. 
Par. 

1^ 
Pkr 



97 
11 
31 
47 
142 
87 
29 
8 
IT 



S3 

26 
T 
27 
23 
21 
83 
S3 
11 

18 
11 
261 
17! 
43 

13 

64 
20 
79 

•3; 

93 
28 



108 

178 

38 

6 

28 

90 

9 

27 

6 

60 

98 

13 

378 

68 

2 

68 

66 
149 

3 
16 
17 

9 



174 
173 
71 
19 
22 
39 
lU 
46 
33 
49 
5 



138 
346 
570 
373 
144 
43 



let 

143 
41 
117 
141 
113 
401 
133 



111 



128 

78 

180 

84 



97 

308 
338 
417 
316 

603 
730 
188 
36 
158 

168 
63 

147 
38 

338 

387 

78 

1,686 

314 

38 

350 

373 
668 

34 
95 
81 
61 



746 
•96 
300 

98 
103 
199 

43 
256 
197 
236 

37 



299, 1,300 

T 47 

1,132 6,067 

46 202 

23 154 

30| 147 

389 1,256 

85! 193 



BEGISTRATION DITiatOKS : IX. TOBKHHIBB. 
TowiiBlilp*, &a. In Um East and North BidlnfB. 



:87 



DRIFnELO— CMt 



Monh DilWD . . 



'oWt. Pu. 



OubiaantliaWc 
1. Urqi 

TswUmcpa. 



BUIMTWlck . . . Tp, 
' FoibakxrlttaBojihsipt Ip 
tJLDgtoR . . . . Tp. 



L BRIDUNG'TOII. 



-}Tp. 



5SSS.- 



97. North Bidliis. 
(«. SCABBOBODOU. 

MU OB (£>.), . . Pv. 
F«lkloa(£R.) . . hr. 

OrtttlHipe . . . . "^ 

Lsbbauon. . . . 

earbDTO^ , , . Tp. 
|W,m.« . . . . J^ 

TlmaeDbr. ... 
Newbr 



9CAKB0BOUOH-(«U. 



WUlHtiJ (KB.) 
Sbeibuni (£.X.') 



WhuTUB'la.Sneet) 
(««.} ... J 
'hunin.pfRT (KK.) Tp. 
altihorpe uid Bl>> «., 



.. gionOBJl.) 

Wwow (Kit) . 

lU »lrbT(£.JL) . . 

,3Tt HeiuHUwrp* (XJ(.) 

Ml EddMh<»pt(i.RO 

KilUym(X.R.) . 

^fl Ij>T<>tnii IK.R.} . 




HoUoDI Ambo. 



ABHiblrbr 

AprleuiD-l»iGi 



,1 AlTTbolnHfeHsinbonM tp. 



HALTOH-tant. 



t'A BartdD-k- WIDOWS . _,. 
,,,| WUIndloDlheHUl. Fv. 
ISi f^mat .... 
r^ ThornUia-l>.CU7 . 
V,r^ SbeHSHothn . . 



W». EASlNiiWOLD. 



SatrmgalbaPDRM . Tp. 



Miwion npoo Oiu* . Tp. 



FUnilta .... 
Tbolthvpa . . . 
Hjton npoaSml* 



ntsD « (be Hill) T.. 



Nswbni^ . 



Klmlr* ntlli CnkAlU Tp. 



PlckhlU wltli Bubr . 

How* 

AlDderbT.4Denibow . 



Cu-luo.MlDloU 

Think .111 
Sgaifa KIMncKn . 
B.(brwltliI.MHt 



":}^' 



138 



BiaiBTBATION DIYIBIONS: DC. YORESHIRB. 



Townships. Ac* in the ll'orth Biding; 



Ptflih or Pkocd 



THIBSK-oonf. 



Feltsklrk 
Thirlby . 



. • . T^. 

• . . Tp. 

ft. Khattoh. 

Boltby Tp. 

KIrby Knuwle . . . Tp. 

UpaaU Tp. 

Toorabrougfa . . . Tp. 

North Kilvinxton . . Tp. 

Tbornton-Ie-SireH . Tp. 

Thornton- le- Moor . Ip. 

Knayton with Brawith Tp. 

Oowbby Tp. 

Kepwick .... Tp. 

629. UELMSLEY.* 

1. Hklmblkt. 
Hawiiby .... Tp. 
BlLbdale, West Side . Tp. 
Smlieswofth . . . Tp. 
Arden with Ardensido Tp. 
Dale-Town. ... Tp. 

Morum Tp. 

OldByland. ... Par. 

Hebnaley .... Tp. 

Rivaulz .... Tp. 

LaakiU Future . . Tp. 

Pockley Tp. 

Beadlam . • • . Tp. 

Harum Tp. 

SproxfeoD .... Tp, 

SoawtuQ .... Pftr. 

GuldKirby . . « Far. 

2. OaWALMOBX. 

Oldatead . . . . Tp. 

Wa« Tp. 

Thorpe>le- Willows . Tp. 

BylandAbb^. . . Tp. 

Ampleforth St. Ftter Tp. 

AmpIeforth-BinlforUi Tp. 

OawaldUrk . . . Tp. 
Ampleforth-OBwaldklrk Tp. 

Oiliing Tp. 

Grlmaiooe .... Tp. 

Cawton Tp. 

GoultOD Tp. 

fiUmegrave. . . . Tp. 
East Newton and Lays- ) j^ 
thorp . . . . ' S 

3. KiBKKT MOOBBIDB. 

Nunnington . . . Tp, 

EatttNeaa .... Tp 

WeatNeas. . . • Tp. 

Salton T^. 

Normanl^ .... Ip. 

Tbomton-Riaebnmij^ Tp. 

UtUeKdbtone. • . Tp 

Great Edstone . . . Ip. 

North Holme . . . Tp, 

Mnsooates .... Tp, 

Welbum .... Tp, 

WomUeton ... Tp 

Nawton .... Tp, 

Sklplam .... Tp 

BrandDdale. Wert Side Tp 

Farndale, HIkh tarter Tp 

Famdale, Low Qnaiter Tp 

Oillamoor .... Tp, 

Fadnx>re .... Tp 

Kirkby Moorride . . Tp 

Appleum-le-Moors . Tp, 

HnttoB-le-Hole . . Tp. 

FuiKkle, £aBt Side . Tp. 

ftSO. PICKERING. 

1. Labtihoham. 
Laatingham . . • Tp. 
Spauntoii .... Tp. 
Bosedale, Weat Side . Tp. 
Boriedale. Ea^t Side . Tp. 
Cropton .... 1^. 

Uartoft T^. 

Tiunhm .... Tp. 

2. PicKUtmo. 
Gawthome .... Tp. 
WrelUm . . . . Tp. 



Inhab. 
Bwoara. 


ladon. 


22 


126 


26 


99 


6t 


817 


21 


108 


23 


112 


3 


23 


14 


72 


28 


133 


»2 


811 


81 


860 


19 


91 


3S 


143 


68 


249 


28 


162 


20 


90 


22 


109 


8 


48 


« 


89 


S2 


164 


SOO 


1,437 


;9 


226 


13 


77 


39 


210 


81 


140 


8t 


426 


32 


170 


80 


167 


27 


176 


26 


128 


26 


146 


• 


81 


20 


104 


49 


199 


47 


206 


42 


206 


63 


843 


46 


271 


10 


71 


20 


110 


31 


186 


33 


166 


12 


76 


92 


480 


9 


62 


13 


63 


80 


189 


42 


186 


ft 


82 


2 


20 


27 


123 


2 


22 


10 


74 


17 


110 


76 


340 


84 


387 


9 


81 


11 


70 


41 


341 


41 


177 


41 


183 


81 


168 


899 


1,788 


68 


277 


67 


832 


73 


877 


62 


229 


26 


132 


137 


798 


289 


2,041 


81 


368 


36 


166 


2 


16 


8 


20 


62 


238 



Faririi or Plaos. 



InhaK 

B0«^•ll. 



PICKERING— «9M<. 
Aialaby Tp. 



Middleton . 
Wheeldale Moor 
Pickering . . 
Klngthorpe 
Newton . . 
Mariahes . . 



Tp. 

'9- 



8. SnnraroTOir. 

Shmington .... Tp. 

Marton Tp. 

KirkbT MispertoQ • Tp. 

BamghsAmbo . , Tp. 

4. At.t.wwtoh. 

Thornton Dale. . . Tp. 
Fannaol^aiid Qlerbom Tp. 

Wilton Tp. 

Alleraton .... Par. 

Ebberaton .... Tp. 

6. LocKTQir. 

Lodcton .... Tp. 

Levisham .... Vir. 



631. WHITBY. 



1. Egtoh. 

Goathland . . 

Egton . . . 

Glaiadale . . 

Eskdaleelde . 

Ugglebamby . 

Sneaton. . • 






^ 



2. WmTBT. 

Fyiingdales . . 
Whitby . . . 
Hawsker with Stainaacre Tp. 
Roawaip .... Ip. 
Alalahy . . . . Tp^ 
Newholme w. Dimidaiy Tp. 

3. Ltthb. 
I^the .... 
Hntton-MulgraTe 
Bartiby .... 
Ugthoipe . . . 
Mlckleby . . • 
Ellerby . . . 
Newton-Mulgrave 
Borrowby . . . 
Hinderwell . . 
Rozby .... 



Tp. 
T|». 



631. GUISBROUGH 

L LOVTHOUSB. 

Eaaingtoa . • • • !>. 

Llverum .... Tp. 

Lofthooae .... Par. 
Mooresholm com QerrkA Tp. 

Kilton Tp. 

SkinlngroTe . . . Tp. 

2. Mabskx. 

Brotton .... Tp. 

Skelton .... Tp. 

Stanghow .... Tp. 

Upleatham . . . Par. 

Redcar .... Tp. 

Marake . . . . Tp. 

3. KxKK Lbathak. 
KlrkLeatham . . Vn. 

WUton Per. 

Onnesbj .... Tp. 

E«ton ..... Ip. 

Normanby. . . • Tp. 

4. GUIBBBOUOH. 

UpaaU Tp. 

M!orton .... Tp. 

Newton In Cleveland Par. 

Gaisbrougli . . . Tp. 

PlnchinfftWpe . . Ip. 

HuttonLowiatMB. . Tp. 

TockeUa .... Tp. 

6. Dakbt. 

Oonunondale . . . Tp. 

Danby ..... Tp. 

Westeidale « . . Tp. 



PO|Ml> 

lalion. 



86 


166 


60 


279: 


• • 


•• 


811 


3.689 


6 


89 


65 


238 


62 


304 


77 


866 


62 


2U8 


43 


236 


61 


286 



683. STOKESLET. 



182 

106 

34 

83 

120 

87 
26 



119 
243 
360 
231 
102 
44 

891 

1,744 

192 

907 
77 

741 



10 
43 
62 
40 
13 
18 
18 
676 
40 



129 

106 

417 

t3 

86 

86 

436 
489 
32 
76 
403 
668 

347 
207 
761 
766 
606 

18 
9 

28 
991 
10 
46 
11 

26 

316 

60 



796 
462 

191 
407 

698 

366 
122 



692 

1.330 

1,887 

1,197 

466 

244 

1,668 

7,886 

972 

4,286 

360 

886 

964 

66 

206 

267 

173 

68 

119 

89 

2,699 

212 



672 
637 
2,230 
362 
222 
647 

2,672 
2,661 
168 
323 
1,943 
3,931 

1,930 
1,128 
4,231 
4,161 
3,666 

120 
67 

183 

6,202 

67 

206 
66 

132 

1,478 
283 



1. Stokulkt. 
Ktldale . . . 
Ingieby-^Greenhow 
Kirkbv In aereland 
BroogMon 
Skntterskelf . 
Stolcedey . . 
Great Buaby . 
LiUle Busby . 
Newby . . 
Eaaby . . . 
Great Ajrton . 
LHUeAyton . 
Nunthorpe 
Oarlton . . 
Faoeby . . . 
biiadale-Mklcable 
Scamer '. . 
Marton . . 
Hemlington . 
HUton . . . 

9. HCTTOV. 

Rudby in Clevelaod 
Middleton upon Leven 
Hutton-Rudby 
Sexhow . . 
EavtRounton 
Wborlton . . 
Potto . . . 
Ingleby-AmdiffB 
Crathome . . 



Par. 
F*r. 

Tp. 

tS* 

&• 
I?- 

S- 

Par. 
Par. 

St- 
§• 

Par. 
Par. 



634. NORTHALLERTON. 

1. Applrok upox Wiskb. 
WeatRountoQ. . « Par. 



Welbury 



Appleton up(» Wiske Tp. 



Horaby 
Great Sneaton 
EastCowton • 
South Cowton 
Hutton-Bon villa 
Birkby . . . 
Little Smeaton 
Deigbton . . 
EaatHarlsey . 
WestHariaey 

2. NOBTHALUDROV. 

EUerbeok 
Oamotbeiiey 
Thimblet^ 
OverSilton 
Nether Sllton 
Landmoth with Oatto 
Gneldabte 
BtuTowby 
Crosby . 
Leake . 
Cotrllir. 
Sowerby under Coicinr 
Sigston .... 
Wlntoii. . . . 
Brompton ,. . • 
Northallerton . . 
Laaenby . . . 
Romanby . . . 
Thomton-le-Beana 
North Otterington 
Warlaby . . . 
A{nderby-Sten>le 
Morton upon bvnde 
Thrlntofl . . 
Yafforth . . 
Danby- Wiake . 
Little Langton 
Great Langton 
WhitweU . , 
KlpUn . . . 



Par. 



p£: 

IE* 
35- 

Par. 
Tp. 

Tp. 

^: 

Tp. 



636. BEDALE. 

1. Bbdalb. 
KiUerby .... 
Kirkl^ Fleetham . * 
Uackforth .... 
Ainderby-Myers with) 

Holtkgr • . . .y 



Tp. 
Par, 
Tp. 

Tp. 



49 

87 

61 
161 

10 
480 1 

SS* 
3 

29 

28 
836 

16 

38 

69 

36 
136 

60 
161 

16 

27 



16 
19 

184 

6 

22 

134 
40 
70 
60 



48 
48 
101 
47 
33 
63 
28 
22 
16 
16 
24 
84 
9 



2S7 
513 
347 



16 

224 

29 

13 

42 

6 

22 

87 

6i 

1 

2 

8 

19 

20 

821 

668 

4 

91 

60 

13 

16 

73 

68 

31 

39 

69 

14 

30 

12 

20 



10 

119 

27 

13 



66 

,8TT 

111 

38 

122 

146 

,615 

74 
195 
311 
148 
767 

a44 

856 
101 
147 

61 
113 
768 

S3 
115 
605 
188 
386 
216 



214 



383 

231 

168 

880 

144 

136 

70 

73 

126 

406 

76 

83 

937 
133 

63 
174 

27 

84 
837 

35 

13 
7 

43 
115 

88 
1,364 
3,164 

23 
410 
312 

73 

93 
287 
369 
14S 
176 
309 

89 
132 

64 

63 



61 
47S 
156 

69 



* The Helmsley District oooalsts of two Poor Law Unions, vii.. the Helmiley Unlao oomprlring Sub-districts 
Kirkby Moonide Untoo comprising Sub-district 3. 



1 and 8,aad (hs 



BBGI8TRATI0N DITIBIOinS: GL YOBKSHIBB. 



139 



TownshiiMt &a, in the North Biding. 



FHMiorPtoaak 



BEDALE-ooiit. 

Scanton • • • • , Pat. 

Bedale Tp. 

Banill cam Oowling . Tp. 

Flrby Tp. 

Crakehall . . . « 'n. 

AJskew . • • • Tp. 

Laogthonie • • . Tp. 

Rands Grange . . . Tp. 

Exelby, Leonlni^ and ) m- 

Newton ... f ^' 

Oatenfagr .... Tp. 

TheakBtooe . - . . Tp. 

Barneaton .... Tp. 

Ourthorpe .... Tp. 
KirUlngton w. Updand Tp. 

Swainby w. Allortborpe I^. 

3. MA8HA1C. 

WeU Tp. 

Soape with Thorpe . Tp. 

ThomtoD-Watlaaa . Tp. 

Tbtm Tp. 



iBhabc 



kuCm. 



Bookwlth .... Tp. 

Clifioa npoQ Uie . . Tp. 

Maaham .... Tp. 

Swintoa w. Warther- 1 »^ 

mask ... ; Tp. 

nton cmn Pott . . Tp. 

Bortoa open Ure . . Tp. 

636. LEY6URN. 

I. MiDDLBHAlf. 

Healey With Sntton . Tp. 

Fearl^ !>. 

ElltngBtrlng ... Tp. 

EUtaifftoDa .... Tp. 

East WItton Within . Tp. 

East Witton Withom Tp. 

Middldiain . . . Par. 

Ooverfaam cum Agn^ ) t*, 
thorpe . . . . f *P* 

Caldlnldge .... Tp. 

WestScrafton . . Tp. 

Oarlton-Hlghdale . . tp. 

Carlton. .... Tp. 

Melmerbj .... T^. 

WestWttton . . . Par. 



3. LsnoRff. 
ipennlthcNrne . 
Hannbj • • 



Tp. 



88 
318 

iJi 

136| 
186; 

37! 
3 

173 

13 
10 

to 

82 
«6 



] 



87 
119 
85' 
37 
11 
11 
359 



89 
19 



61 
66 
31 
30 
71 
61 
189 

33 

30 
38 
63 
66 
25 
116 



36 
46 



Fariih or FIaml 



fcif/Of 



389 

1,026 

136 

74 

667 

882 

126 

14 

676 

68 

44 

287 

841 

292 

88 

367 

491 

177 

102 

66 

64 

1,062 

171 

162 
118 



270 
216 
106 
116 
276 
298 
909 

191 

96 
132 
310 
263 

96 
633 

198 
193 



Bellerbj .... Tp. 

EastHankawell . . Tp. 

West HauksweU . . Tp. 

GarrisUm .... Tp. 

Harden Tp. 

Hornby .... Tp. 

Patrtck-Branpton . Tp. 

Arrathome . . . Tp. 

HttDton .... Tp. 

Newton-le-WIllows . Tp. 

Hulton-Hang ... Tp. 

Thornton-Steward . Par. 

FlogfaaU .... Tp. 

Akebar .... Tp. 

Burton-Oonstahle . Tp. 

Wenaley ...» Tp. 

L^ybum .... Tp. 

Preston under Scar . Tp. 

Redmire .... Tp. 

GksUe Bolton . . . Tp. 

637. AYSGARTH. 

1. Abkeioo. 
Aysgarth .... Tp. 
CarperbyoomThoresbj Tp. 
Barton cnm Waldeo . Tp. 
Newbiggoi . . . Tp. 
Tbcwall^ .... Tp. 
Bishopdale. . . . Tp. 
Thomton-Roit . • Tp. 
Balnbrtdge . . . . Tp. 
Aakrigg Tp. 

2. Hawks. 

Low Abbotside . . Tp. 

High Abbotside . . Tp. 

Hawea ..... Tp. 

638. REETH. 

1. Mduuu 

Maker ..... Tp. 

Meibeoks .... Tp. 

3. Rbbth. 
Arkengarth Dale . . Par. 
Grinton .... Tp. 

Reetfa Tp. 

Marrlck Par. 

Ellerton Abbey . . Tp. 



80 
36 

17, 
30 
36 

14 

106 

78 

• 

61 : 

2ll 

6 

48 

67, 

173 

75 

80 

48 



64 

62 

103 

26 

64, 

15 

33 

169 

146 

32 
107 
377 



850 

95 

49 

81 

78 

98 

187 

71 

486 

333 

29 

219 

116 

24 

321 

304 

887 

408 

380 

191 



230 
263 
420 
113 
286 
80 
143 
771 
607 

142 

676 

1,843 



208 913 
820 1,437 

332 1,018 
99. 469 

235 1^077 

881 
8 



412 



639. RICHMOND. 

I. RlCttMOVD. 

Downholme . 

Stalnton . . 

Walbom . . 

Marhke . . . 

Richmond . . 

Hodswell . . 

Hipsw ell . . 

StMarthi . . 

Eaaby . . . 

Skeeby . . . 

Aftke . . . 

Gillinff . . . 
Mlddleion-Tyas with 
Kneet<m ... 



} 



35- 
IP- 

Par. 
Pta-. 

t5- 

tS* 

25* 

Tp. 
Tp. 



2. Caithuok. 

Moalton Tp. 

BrompUm iqwo Swale Tp 

Gatterick . . . . Tp 

Calboora • • • • ^' 

Scotton ..... 1j>. 

East and West AppletoD Tp 

Broogh Tp 

Tanstall . . . . Tp 

EUerton apon Swale . Tp, 

Scorton Ip, 

Uckerl^ . . . . Tp 

Bolton apon Swale . Tp 

North Cowton . . • Tp 



3. Nbwsham. 
Kirkby on the HlU 
Washton . 
New Forest 
Gayles . • 
Dalton . . 
Uavensworth 
Newsham . 
WestLayton 

4. Aldbkodoh. 
St. John Stanwick 
EastLayton 
Aldbroogh 
OaldweU 
Forcett . 
Oarktn . 



Melsonby 



Tp. 



• Tp. 
. Tp. 
. Tp. 
. Ip. 

• Ham. 
. Ham. 

: ^ 



Pmni* 
ladoB. 



36* 143 
7 36 
6 27 

60 284 
904 4,443 

6l| 2U 



52 

11! 

20 

39 

24 

186 

121 



66 

83 
133 
26 
23 
30, 
13 
62 
37 
76 
7 
21 
73 



18 
26 
11 
89 
42 
67 
78 
11 



13 
27 

116 
88 
26 
14 
80 

134 



269 
63 
119 
160 
167 
831 

648 



381 
8U 
666 

184 
120 
104 
101 
289 
16S 
413 
83 
86 
269 



191 
164 

61 
160 
196 
317 
368 

66 



46 
138 
469 
199 
144 

84 
871 
699 



X. NOETHERN DIYISIOK 

This Rbqistbation Ditision comprises the Registratioa Coontiesof Durham^ NarthumherJand, Cumber^ 
land^ and Westmorland. It extends over an area of 3,562,387 statute acres of land, water, and foreshore ; 
there being 3,514,864 acres of land and 38,083 acres of water included in the areas of parities, 4,770 acres 
of tidal water, and 9,670 acres of foreshore. Its population in 1871 was 1,414/234, as compared with 
1,151,372 in 1861 ; the actual increase was therefore 262,862, while the natural increase arising from 
excess of registered births oyer deaths in the ten years 1861-70 was 199^78. The rate of increase since 
1861 exceeds Uiat of Yorkshire, and is therefore the highest of all the eleven Divisious. In Northumberland, 
Cumberland, and Westmorland, the excess of births was greater than the actual increase ; in Durham the 
excess of births amounted to less by 82,233 than the actual increase. The great coalfields round Newcastle 
and Durham, the smaller field round Whitehaven and Workington, the iron smelting, the manufacture 
of machinery and of chemicals, and the shipbuilding, have attracted numbers of the industrial classes from 
less flourishing parts of the country. 

Included with the general population of parishes, &c., in this Division are 12,211 persons enumerated 
in 108 workhouses, hospitals, prisons, lunatic asylums, and other public institutions ; 32 persons in 
boats and barges,' and 6,b77 persons on board 1,181 sea-going vessels. 



Beglstratkiaor Unkm Oountlea. 


Inhabited 
Houses, 1871. 




Popolatioo, 1871. 




PenoDS. 


Males. 


Females. 


X.-NOBTHJBBN DIVISION 


244476 


1.414,234 ; 


718,506 


606,728 


8B. Tynrhmn' .'.....t.-t* 


134,988 
63,436 
44,061 
12,690 


742,206 

386,646 

220,263 

65,130 


383,712 

192.663 

109,079 

33,062 


368.493 


80. Northtunb^rland 

40. OnmbArlttnd. ......... 


193.983 
111.174 


41. Westmorland . 


82,078 



140 



BEGISTBATION DIVISIONS: X. NOBTHEBN. 



Townshipsy 4to^ in Diurham. 

The SdPBBiNTBNDBNT Rbgibtb^bs' DISTRICTS of this Division are ocy-extensive with the Poor Law 
UnionB, with the following exceptions : Stockton District oompruies the two Unions of Stockton (popula- 
tion 84,987) and Sedgefield (population 14,718) ; and Durham District comprises the two Unions of 
Lanchester (population 40,521) and Durham (population 51,457). 

The District of Teesdale is the only one in Durham which exhibits a decrease of popnlatioo ; the 
District of Stockton, which includes the town of Middlesborough in the North Riding of Yorkshire, had a 
population of 57,099 in 1861, as compared with 99,7C^ in 1871 ; South Shields, Sunderland, Gateshead, 
Newcastle, and Tj^nemouth Districts show a combined increase of 109,764. The Districts of Alnwick, 
Bel ford, Berwick, Glendale, Rothbury, Alston, Brampton, Longtown, and Wigton decreased in popnlatkn. 



Superiotendent Registru's 


In. 
habited 
Hooaes, 

1871. 


PopulAtkm, 1871. 


SajMrintendent Regiftrar' 


1 


In- 
twMted 
HoutM, 

1871. 


PopnlRtion. 1871. 


District. 


Penonfl. 1 Mjies. 

1' 


Femtles. 


Dlatrlot. 


Pcnons. 


Malei. 

1 


Female*. 


33. DURHAM. 




1 
40,812 I 20,616 


lNTHUMBERLAND.-«ofi<. 




1 




1 


540. Daelihgtoh . . . 


7.346 


20,196 


559. MORTKTH .... 


6.804 


81.027 


16.930 


i6,ie7 


S41. Stockton .... 


18.043 


99,705 53,298 


46,407 


560. AunricK . . , 






3.648 


19,799 


9.567 


10.333 


643. Hartlkpool . . . 


6.439 


39,970 1 20,909 


19,061 


561. Brlpord . . , 






1.164 


5,847 


2,767 


3.080 


543. Auckland .... 


13,325 


69,159 ; 36,614 


32,545 


562. Brrwick . . , 






3,681 


21,397 ' 


10.173 


11,234 


644. TSKSDALB .... 


4,049 


20,398 10,179 


10,219 


563. Olkndals . , 






2,384 


12,188 


6,815 


6.373 


646. Wkasdals . . . 


3.681 


19,155 


10,036 


9,119 


664. ROTHBURT . . 






1.338 


7,081 


8,615 


3.6S6 


646. Durham .... 


16,944 


91,978 


48,639 


43,339 












647. Easimqtoit. . . . 


6,281 


83.694 


17,455 


16,239 


40. CUMBERLAND. 










648. Houohton-lk-Spriho 

649. Cus8tkr-lb-St&br . 

650. SlTVDERLAND . . . < 

651. South Shiblds . . 

652. GaTB8HBA1> . . . 


5,157 

6,676 

14,941 

10,113 

11,995 


26,171 
33, poo 
112,643 , 
74,949 
80,271 


13,474 

i 17,261 

55,280 

39,073 

, 40,878 


12,697 
16,039 
57.363 
35,876 
89.393 


666. AuTOir . . , 
666. Pbhrith . . . 

567. Brampton . , 

568. LONOTOWN . 

569. Carurlb . . 

570. WlCTON . . , 






1,206 
4,817 
2,112 
1,645 
9,246 
4,898 


6.680 
23,737 
10,608 

8,268 
46,627 
22,691 


2.889 

12.044 

5,309 

4,174 

22,139 

11.128 


2.841 

11,693 

5.2M 

4,094 

34.488 

11,563 


30. NORTHUMBERLAND. 










571. OOCKBRMOUTR 






9.526 


46,545 


22,929 


23,61< 


653. Nkwoastls urox ) 
TncK. ... 3 










672. WHITBHAVBir. . 






9.091 


47.572 


24.020 


23,553 


16,966 


131,198 


64,973 


66.226 


673. BoOTLB . . . 






1.630 


8.526 


4.497 


4.038 


654. Ttmkmouth . . . • 

655. Castlb Ward. . . 


15,194 
3,350 


94,588 1 47,979 
16,911 i 8,636 


46,609 
8,275 


41. WESTMORLAND. 










556. Hbxham . . . . • 


6,135 


32,543 


: 16,210 


16,333 


574. East Ward . . . 


8,307 


16.937 


9.213 


7,734 


557. HALTWHIflTLB . . . i 


1,383 


6,987 


; 3,492 


3.496 


576. Wrot Ward . . 


1,686 


8.248 


4.237 


4,031 


65& Bklloioham . . . 1 


1,400 


7,080 


3,616 


3.464 


676. Krmdal .... 


7,697 


39,946 


19.612 


30,338 



The following Table shows the number of Inhabited Houbbb and of Population in 1871 in the 
scYeral PabibhbS, &c., constituting the Yarious Registration Sub-Districts and Districts, grouped topo- 
graphically under the Registration Counties which form this Division. Parishes which for Rc^stration 
purposes are returned under a County different from that in which they are actually situate, have the 
name of their County Proper given in ikUic type. 



PulihorFlM»i 



88. IHurham. 

640. DARUNGTON. 



1. DARLIVaTOH. 

MftDfleld (York) . 

aiffe(JdrJk) . , 

aeatiby (Turk) , 
Barton (York) . 



Newton Morrell(r<nX;) Tp. 



SUpleton (Tork) 
Crofl (Forfc) 



Great Smeaton CTorm^ „ ^ 



ft,qr 



Daiton npon Teet(^rork) Tp. 



EryholxneCrorlO . 
GlTiby (York) . . 
Over Dinsdale (^Fork) 
Sockbum . . . 
Dinsdale ... 
Mkldletoa St George 
Hnrworth . . . 
Neasbam . . . 
Blackwell . . . 
Darlington . . . 
High OoDlsclffle . 
I ow Ccnbcliffe 
Pleroe Bridge . . 

2. Atouffb. 
Cockerton . . . 
Archdeacon Newton 
Denton .... 
Saxnmertiouae . . 



Tp. 

^• 
Par. 

Tp. 



Tp. 
Tp. 






Par. 

IE* 

Tp. 

Tp. 
Tp. 

IE* 
Tp. 



InhaK 



VatUh OK Tltot. 



DABLINGTON— eofU. 



Honghton-le-Side • 

Helghington . . 

Walworth . . . 

KiUerby . . . 

OoatMw Moor . . 

Kedworth . . . 

SdKwl AycUflfo . 
Great Ayclllfe 

Brafferton . . . 
Coatham Mnndeyille 

Wheasoe . . . 

Barnipton . • . 

Haughton . . . 

Morton Palms . . 

Great Bnrdon . • 

Sadbeige . . . 

541. STOCKTON 

1. Yabx. 
EggleacUiTe. . 
Alaiaby . . • 
Newsham • . 
Billtngbam . . 
Cowpen Bewley 
Newton Bewley 
Wolvlston . . 
High Worsall {Tork) 
Low WorsaUCrorA;) 
KirkLMTlngton(l^ 
Castle Leavington ( Tor, 
Plckton ^Tork), 



brJfe 



9 



35 
IE 
35 
lE 
25 
3> 
IE 
35 
35 
35 
35 
35 
35 

Tp 



35 
35 
35 
35 
IE 
35 
35 
Up 
35 

>35 

Tp 



InbabL Popo- 
Bioaam. latioa. 



.1. 



Fartohorn 



23 

177 

26 

22 

3 

70 

3 

186 

44 

26 

69 

20 

147 

13 

21 

84 



117 

24 

8 

201 

146 
21 

160 
26 
43 
36 
6 
21 



113 
607 
160; 

97 

20 
326' 

27i 
822 
236 
126 
443 
112 
661 

86 
112 
348 



630 

142 

48 

1,022 

970 

132 

626 

148 

267 

166 

44 

97 



STOCKTON— ootU. 

Yarm (Fork) ... Par. 

Stainton(roHb) . . Tp. 

Maltby (Tor*) . . . T^. 
Ingleby Barwlck (Tork) Tp. 

Acklam(roilO . . Tt>. 

Middlesborongh (Fork) Tp. 

LIntborpe (Fori;) . . Tp. 



2. SrOOKTOK. 

Thumaby with Soath 

8to<^ton(rorXc). 
StockUn upon Tees 
Prest(ni ncKm Tees 
Eaat Haribum . 
Norton . . . 
Long Newton . 
EiUm . . . 
RedmaxBhall • 
Garltun . . . 
Grindon . . • 
Whitton . . 

3. Skdobtold. 
Trlmdon . • 
Flshbum . • 
Batterwick . . 
Sedgefield . . 
Embleton . . 
Foxton and Shotton 
Bradbniy . . 
Moidon • • • 
SOlllngtoa » • 



} 



Tp. 

IE- 
35- 
J5- 

Par. 
Par. 

Par. 

35- 
35- 

JP- 

35- 

tS' 

Tp. 



lahAk 



339 
78 
28 
31 
20 



Popo- 
latkn. 



1,340 
341 
ISS 
162 
129 



4.940 28,864 
1,87010,651 



1,242 6,967 

6,030 28,021 
19 110 
46 208 



670 
66 
20 
13 
36 
70 
26 

644 
64 

10 
818 
18 
8 
31 
33 
10 



2,824 
313 
90 
75 
186 
348 
142 

8,966 

288 

58 

2,048 

129 

49 

166 

203 

60 



• The Stockton District consists of two Poor Law Unions, viz., the Stockton Unkm oompriilng SubHUoUrlcts 1 and a, and ths 
Sedgefield Union consisting of Sub-disUla 8. 



BBaiSTBATION DIVISIONS : X. NORTHBRN. 



141 



TownBhip8» A».» in Dnrham. 



PtoldiorPlMa 



8T0CKT0N-<©»/. 



B&>hopton ... 
Kast and West New 

biggin .... 
Little Stafnton . . 
Great Stalnton . . 
ElBtob .... 
Pmton-le-Skeroe . 
Woodbam . . . 
Bbfiop BOddleham. 
Mainnortb . . . 
Gaitnondsway If oor 
Gornfortb . . . 
TbrtaUngtoQ . . 
FenyHlU . . . 
ChUton .... 



} 



Tp. 
Tp. 

5$: 



643. HARTLEPOOL. 

1. HaKTLBFOMn 
Oreatbam .... Tp. 

Claxton 1>. 

Stranton w. Wert Hart- ) «^ 

lepool ft Middleton $ '^' 



Seaton-Garew 
Brierion . . . 
Hartlepool . . 
Tborp-Bulmer . 
Hart. . . . 
Tbroaton . . 
Elwick . . . 
Dalton Plercj . 
ElwiclcHaU . 



Par. 



643. AUCKLAND. 

1. BnHOP AUOKLAllDw 

MerringtoQ . • • • Tp. 



Mtddlestoae. 
Werterton 
Blndiester 
Newfleld 
I^ers Green 



Hiinwidc ft Helmingion Tp. 
Newton Gap . . . Tp. 
Pollards Lands. . . Tp. 
BIsbop Auckland . . Tp. 
St. Andrew Auckland. Tp. 

Coondon Tp. 

Goundou Grange • . Tp. 
Windleatone . . . Tp. 

Eldon Tp. 

Mtddrldge Grange . • Tp. 
Fart Tbicklej . . . Tp. 

Sbildon Tp. 

St. Helen Aooklaad . Tp. 
Middrtdge . . . . Tp. 
Helmington Row . • Tp. 

Kaoomb Tp. 

Wbltworth wttb Spen- ) j. 

nymoor . . . • 3 "* 
Old Park . . . . Tp. 

t5- 

Tp. 

U' 
Tp. 



2. 
Bolam . . . 
Wert Auckland 
Erenwood anil Barony 
Lyneeack and Sf^tly 
Hamsterley. . . 
Soatb Bedbnm . 
Crook ft BiUy Row 
Witton4e-Wear . 
NortbBedbum . 



IE- 

Tp- 



Inhab. 



644. TEESDALE. 

1. STAnnnop. 

Oockfleld . . . . Tp. 

Woodland . . . . Tp. 

Langleydale ft Sbotton Tp. 

Raby and Kereratone Tp. 

Staindrop . . . . Tp. 

Wadcerfleld . . . li>. 

HUton Tp. 

Ingletoo Tp. 

Morton Tlnmontfi . . Tp. 

Longton .... Tp. 

Ueadlam Tp. 

Gainford Tp. 

Cleatlam . . . . Tp. 



84 

8 

11 
201 
1 
21 
28 

101 
10 
22 

667 
16 

669 

132 



163 
9 

3,686 

196 

6 

1,933 

3 

67 

294 

66 

16 

34 



717 
6 

22,166 

1,063 

27 

13,166 

30 

809 

1,918 

247 

69 

217 



249 

91 

41 

1 

181 

878 

306 

198 

116 

1,906 

365 

627 

166 

30 

136 

6 

323 

1,132 

186 

68 

748 

778 

690 

3 

28 
636 

603 
I 274 
I 109 
68 
1,832 
442 
426 



210 
67 
32 
68 

297 
30 
20 
69 
6 
22 
24 

164 
24 



latfcp. 



409 
44 

62 
107 

49 
137 
179 
606 

51 

109 

3,416 

93 

2,647 

643 



FarMi or Plaoak 



1,313 

482 

211 

40 

996 

1,86a 

1,668 

1,030 

683 

10,112 

1,811 

3,148 

846 

164 

742 

46 

1,663 

6,574 

972 

331 

3,900 

4,313 

6,028 

lb 

111 
3,187 
3,060 
1,386 
475 
283 
9,40 
2,329 
2,30: 



.0901 

26* 
11* 
27C 
,23 
16( 

ii: 

24-i 
3: 
11- 
lOf 
82( 
10. 



1 



TEESDALE--«mt 

WInrton .... Tp. 
Barfortb (rorfe) . . Tp. 

2. Barnard Castlb. 
Ovington ( Fork) , 
Wydlffe( For*) 
Hiitt<m Magna (Tork) 
Bamingbam (York) 
ScargiUC Fori;) . 
Hope iTork) . . 
BrignallCrori;) . 
Rok^( Fork;. . 
Startfortb( Fork) . 
E^lestone Abbey(Fori 
Boldron (Tork), , 
Bowes (Fori;) . , 
anmixahy (^Tark) , 
Lartlngton (^TorU) 
Wborlton . . , 
Westwick . . , 
Bamanl Castle . . 
Stalnton with Streatlsm 
Blarwood • 



3. MlUkLSIOV. 

Ootberaton (For&). 
Hondertbwaite ( ForJk) 
Romald Kirk (Fork) 
Mickleton (Tark) . 
Lnnedale (Turk) . 
Holwick (York) . 
MiddUton In Teesdale 
Eggleatone . . . 
Newblggin . . . 
Forert and Frith . 



Par. 

^• 

S- 

J>* 
Par. 

Par. 

Tp. 

*)Tp. 

IE- 

se- 

IE- 
IE- 

&• 

lE- 



646. WEAKDALB. 

1. 8r. Jomr. 
Stanhope, j>t.<{f . . Par. 

2. SrAiraops. 
Stanhope, pt.qf , . Par. 
Edmoodbyers . . . Par. 
Hnnstonwortii . . . Par. 

8. WOLSOIOHAIC. 

Wolsingfaam . . . Par. 

646. DURHAM.* 

1. Tavfirlo. 
Tanfleld . . , 
ColUerley . . . 
Kyo 

2. Lavohrstrr. 
BUlineride . . . 
Medomsley . . . 
Benflelddde . . 
Healeyfleki . . 
ConsUto w. Ejiftal^y 
frestoQ w. Leadgato 
Greencroft 
Lancbester 



Tp 
Tp 
Tp 

s 

35 
25 
IP 

Psr. 
Pkr 



Langley. 
Evh . . 
Satley . 
Conuay . 
Hedleyhops 
Ebcbesier 
Moggies wide 

3. St. Oswald. 

Branoepeth • . • • Tp. 

Stockley Tp 

WUlington . . . . Tp 

Brandon ft ^jriiottlsi Tp 

Tndboe Tp, 

Hett Tp 

Kimblesworth . . . Par 

Sunderland Bridge . Tp 

Broom Tp 



CrosBgats 
PramweUgate . 
Elvet . . . 



4. St. Nicholas. 
St. Mary the Less . 
St. Mary-le-Bow . 
Dnrham College . 
Castle Predncts 



JE 
Tp 

Par 
Par 
Par 
Par 



Inkab. 



btkm. 



61 
27 

33 
29 
40 
63 
20 
6 
33 
31 

100 
10 
37 

146 
18 
40 
61 
14 

794 
77 
84 

139 

64 

66 

126 

67 

37 

485 

159 

105 

124 



1.132 

909 

78 

133 

1,429 



1,366 
654 
480 

2 

384 
825 

75 

1,000 

678 

320 

686 

23 
333 

30 
257 

w, 

152 
225 

281 

124 

846 

766 

867 

70 

7 

66 

30 

648 

798 

746 

16 

65 

15 

9 



336 
165 

141 
186 
193 
296 

90 

22 
176 
157 
495 

44 
172 
680 

97 
190 
279 

91 

4,278 

387 

200 

683 
302 
312 
651 
400 
232 
2,886 
756 
646 
792 



6,672 

4,658 
343 
704 

7,778 



7,283 
2,906 
2,502 

11 
1,967 
4,432 

380 
6,960 
3,496 
1,602 
3,115 

116 
2,294 

148 
1,432 

381 

830 
1,677 

1,668 

712 

4,392 

4,273 

6,007 

394 

34 

366 

151 

8,123 

4,648 

4,848 

118 
324 
91 
291 



Pwlrii or Plaea. 



DURHAM-amt 

St. NichoUs ... Par. 

St. Giles Par. 

St. Mary Magdalen . Par. 

Sblncliffe . . . . Tp. 

Wbftwell Honie . . 1^. 

Sberbom Huose . . Tp. 

Sberbuin .... Tp. 

Pittlnglon . . . . Tp. 

Shadforth . . . . Tp. 

Caasop Tp. 

Qoarnngton . . . Tp. 

Cozboe Tp. 

647. EASINGTON. 

1. EASwoTOir. 
Keiloe .... 
Tbomley • • . 
Wingate . . . 
Castle Eden. . . 
Hntton Henij . . 
Sheraton with HnUun 
Monk Hesledon . 
Easington w. Thorpe 
Sbotton . . 
Haswell 
Hawthorn . 
Coldbesledon 
Eart Morton 
Dalton-Ie-Dale 
Dawdon • • 
Neabitt . . 
SeiUiam . . 
Beaton ft SUngl^ . 
BuidoQ . • . • 




Tp 

25 
IP 

Par 

25 

2> 

2^P 
Tp 

25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 
25 

Tp 
Tp 
Tp 



648. HOUGHTON-LE- 
SPRING. 

1. HOUGHTOR-LR-SPRnrO. 

Sllkswortb . . . . Tp. 
East ft Middle Herring- 
ton 

WertHerrtqgtoQ . 
Oflferton. . . . 
Palnahaw . . . 
Newbottle . . . 
Morton Grange. . 
Hoogbton-le-^rlng 
Waraen>Law . . 

2. Hbtton-lr-Holr. 
Great Eppleton . 
Little Ei>pleton . 
Hettoo-fe-Hole . 
EartRalnton . . 
WestRaiatoo . . 
Moorsl^ • • • 

Moortionse . . . 



Mr* 

}Tp. 

25- 
25- 
25- 
25- 
25- 
25- 

Tp. 



25- 



649. 



1. 



CHESTER-LE- 
STREET. 
Chrstkr-lb-Strrrt. 



Cocken 
Boom Moor 
SoathBlddick 
Lambton 
Little Lnmley 
Great Lnmley 
Cbester-le-Street 
Waldridge . 
Plaws worth. 
Edmondaley 
Pulton . . 
Urpeth . . 
WiUon-Gilbert 

2. Harratov, 
Ooston . 
Harraton 
Blriley . 
Lameslej 
Usworih 
Waabfaigtoo 
BarmstoD , 



Tp. 

I 



660. SUin)ERLAND. 
1. North Bisbop Wrar* 



Ford. 



MOUTH. 



Tp. 



InhaK 
HooMii. 



433 

1,175 

4 

425 

80 

27 

482 

438 

226 

157 

190 

760 



95 
617 
608 
135 
104 

33 

317 

276 

692 

1,136 

47 

17 
648 

24 

1,137 

1 

629 

46 

20 



71 
40 

157 
26 

601 

691 
39 

•85 
15 

14 

6 

1,698 

327 

484 

191 

12 



Poiw- 
ktka. 



16 

263 

12 

26 

74 

408 

817 

164 

147 

182 

611 

277 

630 

61 
846 
660 
789 
861 
430 
133 



439 



2,482 

5,852 

16 

2,123 

143 

142 

2,175 

2,106 

1,064 

783 

866 

3,749 



5r.9 

3,059 

3,104 

693 

639 

176 

1,636 

1,428 

3,130 

6,623 

268 

99 

3,017 

128 

7,132 

7 

2,802 

228 

116 



396 

231 

832 

136 

2,496 

3,608 

236 

5,276 

77 

87 
37 
7,936 
1,611 
2,237 
1,026 
72 



104 

1,206 

60 

149 

326 

1,819 

4,206 

892 

717 

864 

3,070 

1,412 

2,708 

311 
1,6«7 
2,868 
3,817 
4,209 
2,203 

703 



2,477 



* The Dorbam DUtricI con*iats of two Pom* Law Unions, tIx., the Lutchcster Union comprising Sab-dis4ricts 1 and 2, and the 
Durham Union comprlsbig SuhHttstricta 3 and 4. 



142 



BiaiSTRATION DIYIBIONS: X. IffOBTHXSN. 



Townshipsy Ao, in Dturhjon sad Korthmnberland. 



orPlaoa 



SUNDERLAND-Hxmt 

Biabop Wearmoath Pans Tp. 
BUbop Weannouth, I rp„ 
jptqf, . . . }Tp. 

a. Socrn BiBBOP Wkae- 

MOUTH. 

Bbhop Weamoath, ) .p^ 

TunaUU Tp. 

Rjhope Tp. 

3. EA£T SUKDBBUIKD. 

Sanderland, pl.qf* . Fur. 

4. WbST SOhDBBLAKD. 

SniiderUiMl, pL<^ , . Par. 
Bishop Wearmoath, 
pt.qr. . . . 

S. Mow Wrabmocth. 
Monk Wemnoath . Tp. 
Monk Wearmoath Shore Tp. 

Falwell Tp. 

Hylton . . . 
SottUiwkk . . 



lahah. P< 



ropo- 



9 m. wmm w 

}Tp. 



55: 



6SL SOUTH SHIELDS. 

1. WiarroB. 
Boldon Par. 



Whltbom . . . 
Hartm 

2. Sooth SaiBU)6. 
SoQth Shields . . . 
Hedworth, Monkioo.) 

AJanrow . . 3 



Par. 

??. 

Tp. 
Tp. 



22 2M 

3^788 2t, 387 



4,61031,068 

T7 392 
789 4,676 



838 9,686 

I 
Y46 7,276 

68 667 



823 6,607 

1,981 16,641 

64, 318 

100 638 

fl6 6,937 



326 1.746 

266 1,343 

309 2,164 

4,83436,669 



662. GATESHEAD. 

1. Hkwoith. 
Heworth with FeUfaig Tp. 

2. GATB8HBAD. 

OateshNtd with Gates- 
head Fell . . 



} 



Par. 



1,160 8,677 
3,229 24,361 



2,292 18,766 
«,2M 47,808 



3. Wbkkhaic. 
Whlckham. . 

4. WntLATOir. 
Winlaton . . 
Gbopwell . . 
BytoD Woodskie 
Orawcrot^ . 
Ryton. . . 
SteU» . « . 



Par. 1,162 9,488 






89. Noithnmberland* 

663. NEWCASTLE UPON 
TYNE. 

1. WK8TOATB. 
Benwell .... Tp. 
Elswick .... Tp. 
Weetgale .... Tp. 
Fenham .... Tp. 

2. Sr. Andbbw. 
St. Andrew . . 

3. Sr. Nicholas. 
St. John ... 
St. Nicholsa . . 

4. AllSairts. 
AU Saints,|i<. qf ^ 

6. Btku. 
All Saints, i>e.</ . 

grker Tp. 

Heaton .... Tp. 
Jesmond .... Tp. 



1,371 7,494 

146 788 

206 1,066 

81 346 

883 1,939 

119 692 



466 2,699 

3,633 27,801 

3,020 24,177 

29 166 



Tp. 2,61318,611 



Par. 



Tp. 
Tp. 



910 7,730 
663 6,276 

I 
3,490 27,872 

I 

400 2,776 

1,36*110,704 

82 430 

602 3,068 



664. TTNEMOUTH. 



1. Wallsbxd. 
Wallaend . . . . 

2. NOKTH SHim>8. 

ChirtcHi 

North Shields . . 
Preston . . . . 
Morton or Moortown 

3. Ttxemouth. 
Tynemoath . . • 
CoUerooates » . . 



Par. 1,29310,458 



Tp. 
Tp. 



1,289 8,006 

860 8,619 

303 1,693 

111 616 



PuIkkm' Flaosk 



iBhftb 



TTNEMOUTH - cmL 



Whitley . . 
Monkseatoo 

4. LoNOBKirrox 
LwBfbentoa 

6. Eaisdov. 
SegfaUl . . . 
Bnmdon 
Backwonh 
Earadon . . 
Holywell . . 
Hartley . . 
Seaton-DelaTal 



Tp. 
Par. 

tS* 

Tp. 



2,71919,326 
224 1,398 

1 I 



6. Bltth. 
Sooth BIy th ft Nswaham Tp. 

Cowpen .... Tp. 

Bebside .... Tp. 

Horton .... Tp. 

East Hartford . . Tp. 

Wert Hartford . . Tp. 

Gnmllnglon . . • Fur. 

666. CASTLE WABD. 

1. FoarsLAXD. 

StanninfloD . .. . Par. 

Horton Grange . . Tp. 

Brenklegr . . . . Tp. 

Mason Tp. 

DInnbigtOD . . . Tp. 

Prestwlok .... Tp. 

Woolsington . . . Tp. 

Berwick Hill . . . tp. 

Cottldcoats . . . Tp. 

DarrasHaU . . . Tp. 

LiUle GkUerton . • Tp. 

High Oallerton . . Tp. 

Milbom .... Tp. 

Milbam Grange . . Tp. 

HighamPykes . . Tp. 

Klrkl^ .... Tp. 

Pontelaod .... ti). 

EastBronton . . . Ip. 

WestBronton . . Tp. 

North Gosforth . . Tp. 

South Gosfoith . . Tp. 

Coxlodge . . . . Tp. 

Kenton .... Tp. 

Fawdon .... Tp. 

TwiieU .... Tp. 

ShUyington ... Tp. 

Wbalton .... Tp. 

Ripllngton . . . Tp. 

Ogle Tp. 

Newham .... Tp. 

Trewlck .... Tp. 

GullewHIU . . . Tp. 

BoUro Tp. 

Bolam Yloarage . . Tp. 

Shortflatt .... Tp. 

Harnham .... Tp. 

Bradibrd .... Tp. 

Belsay Tp. 

2. STAMVOSOaAlC 

EastShaltoe . . . Tp. 

WertShaftoe . . . Tp. 

Capheaton .... Tp. 

Ktrkheaton . . . Par. 

Kearaley .... Tp. 

Wallridge ..... Tp. 

Bitchfteld .... Tp. 

Black Heddon . . Tp. 

Ingoe . . . . . Tp. 

Ryall ..... Tp. 

WestMatfen . . . Tp. 

EaetMatfen . . . Tp. 

Fenwlck .... Tp. 

Hawkwell .... Tp. 

Heogh Tp. 

GtMeseboni Grange . Tp. 

Ooston Tp. 

Nesbit ..... Tp. 

Dalton Tp. 

North DIseington . . Tp. 

South Dtalngton . . Tp. 

Black Gallerton . . Tp. 

BuUerUw .... Tp. 

East ft West Whoriton Tp. 

Newbiggin . . . !> 

East Denton . . . Tp. 



146 

87 

3,074 

378 
114 
223 
144 
2921 
2^6 
636 

636 

1,609 
12 

270 
24 
13 

716 



179 

12 

U 

67 

64 

36 

12 

21 

7 

3 

4 

20 

16 

6 

61 

29 

90 

301 

19 

27 

1)61 

316 

166 

106 

7 

13 

77 

2 

24 

10 

6 

9 

17 

3 

6 

16 

7 

78 

6 

6 

41 

36 

3 

1 

4 

14 

49 

19 

66 

28 

13 

37 

94 

15 

4 

8 

20 

13 

10 

30 

3 

9 

11 

116 



PUfJU" 



PtfUtorPkoa. 



731 
463 

17,219 

1.986 
661 
1,191 
603 
1,655 
1,118 
2,630 

2,918 

7,913 

67 

1,400 

134 

73 

4,167 



i»ea 

67 
66 

831 
399 

168 
62 
99 

60 

16 

14 

89 

77 

30 

22 

133 

448 

166 

103 

147 

691 

1,856 

679 

501 

36 

77 

316 

22 

130 

66 

27 

41 

79 

13 

47 

78 

39 

414 

28 

21 

196 

164 

22 

6 

34 

73 

305 

94 

311 

146 

70 

131 

389 

78 

22 

36 

91 

66 

67 

144 

16 

67 

64 

719J 



CASTLE WAKD-omU. 

WestDcvton . . . Tp. 

WaUbotUe. . . . Tp. 

Newburn .... Tp 

NewbarnHall . . Tp, 

Sogley Tp 

Throcldey . . . . Tp 

Heddon on the Wall . Tp. 

East Heddon . . . Tp 

West Heddon . . . Tp 

Eachwick .... Tp 

Whitchester . . . Tp 
Houghton ft Close Hoose Tp 

Rodcbester . . . Tp 

BarlofwHUl . . . Tp. 

666. HEXHAM. 

1. Btwkll. 
WeUon. . . 

5>i«al . . . 
affotoB . • 
Honlej • . 
Wylam . . . 
Onngfaam . • 
Whittle . . 
OrlngtoQ . . 
Eltrini^ttm 
Mickley . . 
Prudbiie . . 
Prodhoe Oastle 
Dnkers-Hagg . 
Hedtoy. . . 
Hedley Woodslde 
Masters Close . 
Shotley Low Qoarter 
Blanrhland 
Newbiggia 
Apperley . . 
WhittoDstall . 
Newlands . . 
Ispershiehli . 
Healy . . . 
High Portherley 
Broomley . . 
East Aoomb . 
Stalling . . 
Newton Hall . 
Newton . . 
BywellSt. Pttter 
ByweU St. Andrew 
Styford . . 
Bearl . . . 
RkUng . . . 
Stocfcsflehl Hall 
Broomhaogh . 

2. Hbxham. 

Slaley . . . 
DilstoQ . . . 
Oorbrldge . . 
Th<Hiilnx>a|^ • 
Aydon . . . 
Aydon Castle . 
EaltoB . . . 
HaltoD Shields 
Cluewood . . 
Great Wbittington 
liitUe Whittington 
Portgate . . 
Sandhoe . . 
Anick . . . 
Anick Grange 
Hexham . . 
Helthamshire High Qr. Tp. 
Vexhamshire Low (^. Tp. 
Vezhamshire Middle Qr- Tp. 
Vexhamshire West Qr. Tp. 

3. Allkkdalb. 
Allendale . . . 
Haydon 



4. GbOLLBRTOX. 

West Aoomb . . 

fallowfleld. . . 

WaU . . . . 

Oocklaw . . . 

Bingfleld . . . 

Vallington . . 

ChoUerton . . . 

KKynbom 

Dghton . . . 



Par. 
Tp. 

Tp. 



•6 474 

317 l.Ml 

810 

146 

40 311 

175 M3 

86 43S 

10 6t 

86 

16 C3 

10 61 

33 168 

11< 44 

141 M 



13 90 

1 13 

12 6S 

47 2I« 

152, TC8 

63 878 

6' 36 

99! 448 

28; 144 

239 1,803 

376 1,998 

106, 8SS 



288, 1,397 
16! 86 



840 5.331 
37, 306 
91 42S 
45! 243 
44 236 



1,090 6,397 
468 2,299 



"I 

93 
36 
16 
22 



961 

36 

479 

192 

166 

128 

248, 1.338 

94' 461 

20. 112 



RSQJSaBLKnOH DIYIBiraiB: X. HOBTHXBK. 
TowtUblpa, fto^ In irorthnmberlaiid. 




144 



BBaiSTBATION PIYISIONS: X. NORTHERN. 



Townshipo* AOf in Northumberland and Oamberland. 



PuWiorFlMNii 



Vtnor 
kttoa. 



BERWICK— ctmt. 

SborMwood 
Feikington . 
Doddo . . 
QrindoQ 
Twisel . . 
OornblU . 



Tp 
Tp. 

Pw. 



} 



663. QLENDALE. 

1. FoftD. 
Carbarn. . 
BranxtoQ 
HowteU . 
Kilham . . 
Pastoa . . 
Ooldamoath and 

Tbompaooa Walls 
Oreyt Forest 
Heathpool . 
West Newton 
Crookboose 
Laoton . . 
Kirk Newton 
Teaverlng . 
Oonpland . 
MUfleld. . 
Ford . . 
Lowlck. . 

2. WOOLBS. 

Doddington 

Nesbit . . 

Ewart 

HamUeton 

Earle . . 

MiddleUmHaU 

Nortb MiddleCoQ 

Soatb MkkUeton 

nderton 

Roseden 

Roddam 

Selbvs Forest 

Akeld . . 

Wooler . . 

(%atton. . 

ChUlingbam 

Hepburn . 

Newtown . 

West Lilbura 

East Lllbam 

Old Bewick 

New Bewick 

Wooperton 

Brandon . 

Branton . . 

Fawdon, Clinch, and 

Hartside. 
Reaveley . 
Ingram, LInhope, k 

Or«enslde Hill . 






Par 
Par 

Tp 
Tp 

IE 
Tp 

Je 

Tp 

lE 
Tp 

Par. 

Par 

IE 

If 

IE 

IP 

Par 
Par 

IE 
lE 

Tp 
Tp 
Tp 
Tp 



664. ROTHBURT. 

1. ROTHBUBT. 



Prendwick • • • • 
Untbaok . . • • 
Screnwuod .... 
NeibertoD, North Side 
Netbertoo. Soaih Side 
CaU^ler and YetUngton 
Litile Ryle . . 
Oreat Ujle. . • 
Wblitii«bam . . 
Lorbottle . . . 
High and Low Trewhltt 
Cartingt<m . . • 
Flotterton . . . 
Warton. . • . 
Tbropton . . . 
Snitier .... 
Debdon. . . . 
Rothbury ... 
Whitton . . . 
Newiown • . . 
Great Tossoo and Rye ) 
HIU . . . . * 
Little Toason . . 
Bickerton . . . 
Oaistron • . . 
Fallowless . . . 
HoUlngblU . . 
Hesley-Huitt . . 



y 



15- 

IE- 
IP- 
IE- 

t£- 

Tp. 

Tp. 
Tp. 



. I 



6f 

26 
63! 
27 
66 
163 



228 
46 
26 
36 
30 



6 

6 

14 

4 
16 
14 
11 
21 
48 
406 
367 

76 
16 
16 
31 
12 
9 
20 
16 
26 
12 
19 
8 
36 
273 
286 
33 
19 
16 
43 
16 
31 
16 
12 
19 
14 

11 

10 

10 



pMWiorPlaoa. 



20 

8 
6 

7 

12 
16 
47 

8 
13 
113 
18 
18 
16 
16 
10 
62 
30 

3 

192 

13 

le 



o; 

3 
7 
1 
23; 
6. 



386 

130 
293 
149 
293 

781 



1,210 

210 
181 

26 

41 

32 

72 

19 

71 

67 

66 

89 

222 

1,841 

1,770 

397 
79 
79 

137 
70 
48 

107 
68 

144 
60 

101 
60 

164 
1,610 
1,638 

166 
92 
78 

228 
68 

168 
82 
63 

113 
84 

44 

66 

63 



132 
67 
26 
37 
76 
72 

276 
36 
74 

697 
96 

109 

108 
76 
61 

234 

127 

18 

1,074 

7U 

61 

23! 119 



28 
16 
34 

10 

107 

27 



ROTHBURY-cim<. 

Raw . . . 
Paop'Tbangb . 
Moant Healej 
Lee Ward . . 
Brinkbom. South 
Brinkbom, High 
Brlnkbam, Low 
Long Framltngtoo 
Todbom • . 
Whigates . . 
Coatyaitb . . 
Nanny Kirk . 
Healey and Cooib 
Ewealej . . 
Ritton Colt Park 
Rttton Whitchonse 
Oreeiileighum 
Harwood . 
Hartington 
Hartington Hall 
Rotblsj . 
Falmley . 



HiU 



2. Elsdov. 
Monkridge. 
EltdoQ . . 
Woodslde . 
Hepple . 
Hepple ~ 
WreighiU , 
DnesbiU . 
Holystone . 
Barrow . 
LInsbedet , 
HarbotUe , 
Famham . 
Sharperton 
Peels . . 
Alwinton , 
Qennell 
Burradon . 
Biddlestone 
Linbridge , 
Falrbaugh , 
Kklland . 



IE- 

Tp. 
IE 

?^ 
tS- 

tE" 

I- 

"St 



40. Oamberland, 
666. ALSTON. 



1. Alctox. 
Alston . . 



Par. 



666. PENRITH. 

1. PBUKTrB. 

Ifelmerby .... Par. 

Oostnr Psr. 

Klrkland k Blencam . Tp. 

Skirwith . . . . Tp. 

Colgaitb Tp. 

Langwathby . . • Par. 

Edenball .... Par. 

Penrith Par. 

Dacre . . . Civ. Par. 

Newton Kegny. . . Tp. 

Catterlin . . . . Tp. 

PlomptonWall . . Tp. 



2. Orxtstoks. 
Hntton in the Forest 
Qreystoke . . • 
Hutton Soil . . 
Hution John . . 
WatermllLock . . 
Matterdale . . . 
Tbr«lkeld . . . 
Mungrladale . . 
Bowscale . . . 
Berrier and Marrah 
Hutton Roof . . 
Mosedalfl . . . 
Castle Suwerhy 
Skelton .... 
Middlescengh with 

Braithwalte . . 

8. KiRKOSWALD. 

Hesket in the Forest Civ. Par. 
Laaonby .... Tp. 
Great Salkdd . . . Par. 
Hunsonby and Wlnskel Tp. 
LitUeSaUteld . . . I'p. 



Par. 
tS* 

If* 
Ip- 

IE- 

^* 

Par. 
Par. 



nr<MM. 



I^o|l•- 

Ulkm. 



11 

6 

16 

22 

7< 

811 

9 

'1 

22 
2 

7 
6 

4 
2 
4 

11 
6 

24 
3 

14 

62 

19 

14 

8 

2' 

6< 

»; 
2 

12 

86 

7 

181 
13, 

IB, 
6 
26 
27, 
8 
II 
8 



1,206 



66| 
67 
37 
62 
70 
73 
62 
1,822 
191 
36 
23 
66 

47 

130 

77 

6 

106 

81 

77 

39 

7 

20 

36 

14 

178 

164 

29 



414 

166 

101 

61 

27 



PENRITH 



74 
62 
98 

107 
33 

163 
67 

442 
26 

122 
12 
89 
86 
20 
64 
31 
13 
29 
69 
26 

146 
12 

90 

212 

119 

69 

69 

13 

86 

127 

4 

79 

17U 

60 

79 

74 

83 

24 

121 

138 

64 

9 

68 



6,680 



279 
329 
208 
290 
467 
417 
281 
8,317 
909 
149 
160 
314 

286 
646 

416 

44 

620 

426 

878 

201 

321 

101 

169 

49 

833 

704 

148 



2,160 

1,123 

476 

362 

178 



Qlassonby 
OambletJ^ 
Ren wick 
Kirkoewald 
StAffleld 
Ainstable . 
CrogUn . 



Tp. 

^• 
Par. 

IE- 

Par. 



667. BRAMPTON. 

1. Hattoit. 

Comrew Par. 

Oarlatton .... Par. 

Comwhitton . . . Par. 

Oastle Oarrock . . . Par. 

GeltsdAle Forest . . Par. 

Hayton Par. 

2. BKAMnov. 
Brampton .... Par. 

Farlam Par. 

Mldgeholme . . . Par. 

Nether Denton . . . Par. 

Upper Denton . . . Par. 

Waterhead.iiC<< . . Tp. 

Burtholme,^. <^ . . Tp. 

8. Walton. 

Burtbolme, pt.qf, . Tp. 

Wat«>rbead, pt.^ , . Tp. 

Klngwater .... Tp. 

Askerion .... Tp. 

Irthington .... Par. 

Walton Par. 

668. LONGTOWN. 

1. HioH LoxaTowv. 
Stapleton . . . . Tp. 

Solport Tp. 

Trough Tp. 

BeUbank . . . . Tp. 

Bewrastle .... Pv. 

Nicbol Forest . . . Tp. 

2. Low L0XGTOWII. 
Kirk Andrews Most Or. Tp. 
Kirk Andrews Middle Qr. Tp. 
Kirk Andrews Nether gr. Tp. 
Arthuret .... Par. 
Kirk Linton Weat),^- 

Linton . . . . 5 P* 
Kirk Linton Middle Qr. Tp. 
Kirk Linton Hethersgill Tp. 
Scaleby Psr. 



669. CARLISLE. 

- 1. Wbtrksal. 
Crosby upon Eden . . 
Warwick .... 
Wetheral .... 

2. St. CUTHBBIT. 

St. Cuthbert Withoot . 
St. Cnthbert Within . 
Wreay 



8. Sr. Mabt. 

St. Mary Within . . 

Rickergate . . . 

Calde^^gate . . . 

Eaglesfield Abbey . 

4. Stavwiz. 
Stanwlx .... 
King Moor. . . . 
RockUff .... 

6. BlTKOH. 

Grinsdale .... 
Kirk Andrews upon > 
Eden .... 3 
Beaumont .... 
Burgh t^Sands . . 

6. Dautox. 

Orton 

Cummersdale ... 
Dalston .... 

670. WIGTON. 

1. WlOTOV. 

Thursby .... 
Kirk Bampton . . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

IE* 

IE- 

Tp. 

IP- 

IP' 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Psr. 

Par. 

Psr. 

Psr. 
Psr. 

Psr. 

IP' 
Psr. 



Par. 
Par. 



81 
66 
69 

166 
46 

108 
69 



169 
273 



707 
2T6 
642 
276 



137 



26 

7 66 

194 609 

70 309 

2 14 

828 1,434 



666 3,657 
261< 1,362 
22! 119 
67 1 291 
26' 106 
13 7< 
6 25 



61 
49 

73 

•V 
196 

86 



312 



362 
328 
898 
44« 



85 

46 
241 



420 

249 

137 

17j 116 

197 1,0U 

132 666 

29! 162 
66 386 
63' 332 
670 2,847 



109 

81 
129 
107 



81 
75 



486 

417 
606 

472 



394 

325 



650 3,292 



2,22512,187 
473 2,922 
176 



.1 



813 3,867 
812 3,993 
2,17010,662 
11 49 



633 

101 
176 

23 

28 

63 
316 

90 
143 
639 



126 
91 



2,633 
461 

784 

112 
131 

234 

903 

462 

703 
2,447 



619 
406 



BBaiSTBATION DIYJBIONB: X. NOBTHERN. 



145 



Townships^ Scc^ in Oumberland and Westmorland. 



PnWi or Plaefli. 



WIGTON— am*. 

Bownen .... Pftr. 

Kirkbrtde .... Par. 

Aikton Par. 

OultoD Tp. 

Wigton .... Tp. 

WoocMde Quaiter . Tp. 

Waverton .... Tp. 

Holme East Waver . Tp. 

2. AbbbtH<»ju. 

Low Holme . . . Tp. 

Holme St. Oathbert . Tp. 

Abbey Holme . . . Tp. 
^inbuneea Marsh . . . 

Duodraw & Kelsick . Tp. 

Bleaoogo .... Tp. 

BromSeld .... Tp. 

Langrlsg k Meabigg Tp. 

West Newton . . . Tp. 

Allonby .... Tp. 

Hayton ft Mealo . . Tp. 

Aspatrla ft Bravton . Tp. 
BlennerbaMet ft Kirk-) »,_ 

land f *^- 

Toipenbow ft Whitrigg Tp. 

AllbaUowB . . . Par. 

3. Caldbbok. 

High Bolton ... Tp. 

Low Bolton . . . Tp. 

Westward .... Par. 

Sebergham. . . . Par. 
Caldbeck . . . Civ. Par. 

Low Ireby .... Tp. 

Highlreby . . . Tp. 

Uldale ..... Par. 

• 

611. OOCKERMOUTH. 



y. Keswick. 
Bewaldeth and Snlttle- 

garth. . . 
Embleton . . 
Wythop . . 
Baattentowalte . 
Keswick . . 
St. John Castlerigg 
Underskiddaw 
Borrowdale 
Above Derwent 
Briery Cottages 
Sklddaw . . 

2. COGKSRJfOTrni. 

Lorton ... 
BrackenthwaitA 
Loweswater 
Wbinfell . . 
Bttttermere 
Mosser . . « 
Brif^iam . . 
Eaglesfleld . . 
Co^erroouth . 
Blindbothel . 
Setmurthy . . 
Isell Old Park . 
Sunderland 
Blindcrake, IselU and 

Redmain 
Brldekirk . . 
Papcastle . . 
Li tile Brooghton 
Great Broughton 

3. WOSKIVOTOir. 

Seaton . . 
Camerton . 
RIbton . . 
Greysonthen 
LiUle aifton 
Great Clifton 
Stalnbom . 
Workington 
Winacales . 
Cloffooks . 
Dean . . 

4. Makyport. 
Povenby . 
Tallentire . 
Gllcmx . . 
Plumbland 
BoUid ft Threapland 



} 



}Tp. 

Tp. 

^• 
Par. 

9- 

IP- 

Par. 

tS- 

??: 

9- 

Tp. 

S- 
P- 

Tp. 
Tp. 

tS- 

I?: 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Tp. 



InbAb. 



POMIf 

lattoo. 



870 I.IM 



81 
160 

81 
026 
121 
lOT 

04 

373 
162 
107 



64 
40 
70 
60 
75 

161 
60 

377 

73 

65 
40 



67 

123 

220 

136 

331 

71 

23 

55 



387 
608 
861 
3,806 
610 
540 
405 

1,006 
753 
033 



16 

70 

18 

118 

623 

123 

101 

74 

100 



1 

84 
25 
77 
18 
18 
17 
150 
62 
1,150 
15 
35 
12 
17 

73 

26 
166 
164 
216 

830 

42 

3 

141 

118 

130 

36 

1,738 

17 

. . 

161 

47 

47 

123 

148 

04 



200 
226 
370 
288 
380 
572 
332 
1,778 

847 

288 
222 

208 
573 

1,065 
645 

1,570 
314 
115 
865 



03 

330 

00 

550 

2,777 

665 

400 

307 

056 

38 

10 

300 
107 
872 
111 
105 

83 

745 

268 

6,115 

00 
171 

75 

70 

308 

130 
660 

702 
1,024 

1,071 
226 
22 
747 
500 
660 
100 

8,413 
120 

778 

258 
212 
642 
760 
414 



IteWi or FlaoSb 



OOCKERMOUTH— eon<. 

Oaghterslde ft Allerby Tp. 
CrMS Canonbj with) p„ 
Maryport . . j "^^ 
Dearfaam .... Tp. 
Sllenborough ft Ewan-) ^^ 

rigg S^^' 

Fllmby ..... Par. 

672. WHITEHAVEN. 



1. HASRDtQTOIf. 

Harrington. . . 
listl^ton . . . 
Arieodon ... 
Lamplngh . . . 
Salter with l&kat . 
Ennerdale ft Kinnlslde 
Weddicar . . . 
Moresby ... 
Parton .... 



2. WHITRHAVIir. 

Whitehaven . . 

8. 9tt Bbrsl 

Hemlngham . . 

Preston Quarter . 

Sandwlth . . . 

Rottington . . . 

Lowside Qoaxter . 
St. Bees ... 

4. EOSBXOKT. 

Low Keekle . . 
Cleator .... 
Qpexnont . • • 
Halle .... 
St John Beckermet 
St Bridget Beckermet 
Ponsonby . . . 
Goeforth . . . 
Nether Wasdale . 

673. BOOTLK. 

1. MmfOASTRR. 

Eskdale ft Wasdale )»^ 
Head J * •** 

BIrker ft Ansthwalte . Tp. 

Irton, Santon, ft Mel-)fp_ 
thwaite . . . . f * P- 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

If* 

Tp. 
Tp. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pur. 
Tp. 



Drigg . . . 
Muncaster . . 
Waberthwaite . 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



2. BOOTLB. 

Comey Par. 

Booile Par. 

Whitbeok .... Par. 

¥rhlcham .... Par. 

MlUom Tp. 

Ulpha Tp. 



41. Westmorland. 
574. EAST WARD. 



1. Applbbt. 
NewUggln ... 
Milbounie . . . 
Temple Sowerby . 
Kirkby There . . 
LongMarton . . 
Dufkon .... 
Appleby St Mldiael 
Appleby Su L iwrenoe 
OrmiJde. . . . 



3. KiRKBT StBTHBH, 

Warcop . . . 
Great Musgrave . 
Brough .... 
HUbeck. . . . 
Stalnmore . . . 
Brough Sowerby . 
Kabn .... 
Wlnton. . . . 
Hartley. . . . 
Kirkby Stephen . 
Nateby .... 
Wharton . . . 
Mallerstang . . 
SDUurdsle 



Par. 

tS* 
«P- 
Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 

S- 

i- 

Tp. 



Inbak 



132 
1,581 
387 
253 
803 



404 
207 
667 
186 

20 
113 

10 
115 
187 



Fopa. 
lauoin. 



ParUiarPlaoa 



667 
7,842 
1,035 
1,320 
1,713 



8,204 

055 

3,426 

1,055 

128 

666 

62 

654 

858 



2,75313,208 



400 

1,144 

71 

7 

45 

821 

4 

1,076 
888 

68 

04 
132 

25 
234 

41 



67 

17 

05 

03 

112 

42 

41 
140 

31 

64 
740 

60 



24 

54 

02 

115 

160 

05 

205 

321 

86 

162 
34 

168 
13 

100 
20 
40 
57 
87 

878 
44 
14 
82 
21 



8,066 
5,844 

340 
43 

200 
1,182 

20 

7,061 

4,520 

302 

450 

680 

174 

1,148 

180 



861 
106 

507 

485 
560 
106 

826 

705 
183 
340 
4,307 
351 



116 
276 
476 
538 
834 
471 
1,545 
1,680 
686 

813 
187 
660 

67 
536 
125 
1021 
244 
167 
1,871 
222 
100 
685 
180 



EAST WARD— «m<. 

Waitby Tp. 

Sonlby Tp. 



Little Muagrave 
Crosby Garrett. 

3. Ovfcur. 
Ravenstonedalo 
OrtoQ . . • 
Ashy . . . 



Tp. 

Par. 

Par. 
Pur. 



576. WEST WARD. 



1. MOBLAHD. 

Crosby Ravensworth 
Shap .... 
LitUe Strickland . 
Thrimby . . . 
Great Strickland . 
Newby • . . • 
Sleagill .... 
Kings Meabum . 
Bolton .... 
Morland .... 
GUbnm .... 



Par. 
Par. 

P' 

IE- 
2S- 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Low Winder . . . Tp. 
High Barton . . . Tp. 
SockbridgeftTirril . Tp. 
Tanwaih ft Eamont) «^ 
Bridge . , . f ^'^' 
Martindale. . . . Tp. 
PatterdalawithHartsop Tp. 
Bamptun .... Par. 

676. KENDAL. 



3. LOWTHBB. 

Broogham . . 
Clifton . . . 
Lowther . . 



1. AMBLB8IDB. 

Grasmere . . . 
Langdale ... 
Rydal and Lougfarigg 
Ambleside ... 
Trontbeck . . . 
Applethwalte . . 
Undermllbeck . . 
Crook .... 
HugU ... 4 
Kentmere . . 
Over Staveley . . 
Nether Staveley . 

8. Gbatrtoo. 
Fawcet Forest l><. </ 
Whlnfell . . . 
Selside and WhitweU 
Patton . 
Grayrigg 
Dillicar . 
Lambrigg 
Docker . 
Scalihwaiterlgg, Hay, 

ft Huttan.i'.4he-Hay 
Skelamergh. . . . 
Strickland Roger • . 
Strickland Kettle . . 
Long Sleddale . . . 
New Hutton . . 
Old Hutton with 

Hoknesoales. • 
Firbank. . . . 

3. KntKBT LOKSDALK. 

KUUngton . . . 
Middleton . . . 
Barb(m .... 
Casterton . . . 
Kirkl^ Lonsdale . 
Mansergh . . . 
Lnpton .... 
Hutt<m Roof . . 
Farleum . . . 
Barton in Kendal . 
Hohne ...» 
Preston Patrick . 
PrestoQ Richard . 
Dalton (Lone.) . 

4. KiomAU 
Natland. . . . 



} 






Tp. 

P 

Tp. 
Tp. 

tS: 

1^ 
P- 

Tp. 

Tp. 
Tp. 

Tp, 

Tp! 
P' 

9- 
I" 

55: 

Tp. 

Tp. 



IithaK' 
H< 



POOD- 

latton. 



14 
88 
11 
70, 



101 

458 
58 

585 



220 008 
350 1,665 
103, 402 



180 
241 
21 
10 
50 
50 
82 
43 
78 
03 
67 

88 
78 
04 
115 
3 
68 
61 

65 

38 
156 
116 



164 

187 

84 

370 

85 

840 

360 

64 

78 

S3 

145 

50 

8 
30 
40 
18 
54 
80 
80 
16 

87 

68 
81 
111 
88 
84 

77 

37 

46 

66 

58 

50 

853 

41 

48 

56 

18 

130 

136 

08 

04 

10 



50 



L 



000 
1,270 
108 
62 
884 
843 
166 
103 
877 
382 
804 

860 
341 
433 
483 

21 
344 

226 

827 

171 
805 
650 



805 
686 

433 

1,086 

418 

1,630 

1.048 

270 

481 

170 

686 

386 

61 
180 
225 

08 
245 
161 
147 

78 

488 

860 
448 

687 
148 
140 

405 

303 

271 
285 
268 
511 
1,766 
247 
245 
288 
60 
67? 
008 
500 
530 
120 

225 



14(3 



BEaiSTBATION DIVISIONS : XI. WELSH. 



Townships, ico^ In Westmorland. 



Farldi or FlAca 



Inhah. Ftopo- 
HooML Udoa. 



KENDAL-Hxmt. 

Kendal - Tp. 

Nether Oraveship . Tp. 
Klrkland . . . . Tp. 

6. MiurrBOKPB. 
Helsington. . . . Tp. 



2,34311,679 
102 463 
282, 1,404 



62i 32T 



Iteiib or Plaoa. 



!BuasM. laUotL 



KENDAIr-<ota. 

Underbarrow ft Brad- 
ley Field . . . 
Croethwaite ft I^ . 
Levena ..... 
Sedgwiok .... 
Staintoo .... 



}Tp. 

Tp. 
Tp. 



82 484 



138, 

204! 

S«l 

73 



716 
936 
247 

378 



Farldi or Plaaa. 



jlnlMOi. 



KENDAL— eont. 

HIncaster .... Tp. 
Heversham ft MUntborpeTp. 

Haverbrack « . . Tp. 

Beetham .... Tp. 

Mealhop ft Ulpba . Tp. 

WithexBlaGk . . . Tp. 



26 


139 


261 


1,41ft 


17 


•4 


174 


rrs 


23 


133 


91 


^ 618 



XL WET^H DIVISION. 

This KEOiSTBAtidN Division comprises the Begistratioii Counties of Monmouih^ Olamorgan, Car^ 
marthen, Penibrokey Cardigan^ Br^son^ Radnor, Montgomery, Flini, Denbigh, Merioneth, Carnarvon^ 
and Anglesey, It takes in the whole country from Holyhead and Saint Davids to the Wye and the Dee ; 
and it includes Monmouthshire, essentially Cambrian, which was detached from Wales by Henry YIII., 
when the Lords of the Marches were abolished, and the rest of Wales was divided into twelve counties^ 
six in North Wales, and six in South Wales. 

In area the Welsh Division exceeds any English Division, and comprehends 5,131,368 statute acres 
^f land, water and foreshore ; there being 4,944,225 acres of land and 181,117 acres of water included 
in the areas of parishes, 2,700 acres of tidal water, and 3,326 acres of foreshore. Its population in 1871 
was 1,421,670 as compared with 1,296,001 in 1861 ; the actual increase was therefore 125,66% while 
the natural increase arising from excess of registered births over deaths in the ten years 1861-70 was 
177,855, so that the influx of immigrant workpeople into the mining districts does not equal the efflux 
of emigrant Cambrians. The bulk of the population is concentrated in the counties of Glamorgan, 
Monmouth, Carmarthen, Denbigh, Carnarvon, Cardigan, and Pembroke; in the other counties the 
population is scanty. 

Included with the general population of parishes, &c., in this Division are 11,565 persons enumerated 
in 122 workhouses, hospitals, prisons, lunatic asylums, and other public institutions; 136 persons in 
boats and barges ; and 6,165 persons on board 1,537 sea-going vessels. 



Beglatratlon w Union Goontiea. 



XI.— MONMOUTHSHIBll AND WAIiBS 



ONMOIITHSHIBll AND WAIil2S)| 907410 
DIVISiOH 3 1 ^<"»**v 



42. Monmouthshire 

43. South Wales . 

44. North Wales . 



43. South Wales. 



olamoroav8hirb 
Carvabthbnshirb 
psmbroksshibb . 

CABDIOAMamiUI . 
BRSOKNOCUHntB . 

Badhouhibb , . 



44. North Wales. 



MOITTGOXBBTSHIBB 
FLDtTSHIBB . ... 

Dbbbigbshibb. . 
Hbbionbtbshirb . 
Gabmarvokbhibb 
axolbsbt . . . 



Inhabited 




Popnlation, 1871. 




HooMs, 1871. 


Persona. 


Males. 


Ftaialea. 


287,410 


1,421,670 


710,601 


711,069 


41,261 


219,708 


113,862 


106,846 


161,323 


766,869 


380,992 


385.877 


94,836 


436,093 


216,747 


219,346 


74.638 


406,798 


209,616 


196,182 


21,036 


101,381 


48,360 


63,031 


17,346 


83,873 


39,474 


44.399 


22,332 


97,869 


44.247 


63,622 


11,947 


66,932 


28,494 


28,438 


4,026 


21,016 


10,811 


10,205 


16,200 


78,400 


39,607 


38,893 


9,662 


43,617 


22,119 


21,398 


22,666 


106,164 


62,389 


62,776 


13,134 


61,607 


30,765 


30,742 


24,899 


111,378 


64,077 


67,301 


8,386 


36,127 


16,890 


18,237 



The SuPEBiKTBNDBNT Rbgibtbabs' D18TBIOT8 of this Division are co-extensive with th6 Poor Law 
Unions, except that the Anglesey District comprises the two Unions of Anglesey (population 16,264} 
and Holyhead (population ld,863). 

All the Districts in Monmouth and Glamorgan increased in population, notably Cardiff, Pontypridd, 
and Swansea; in the Merthyr-Tydfil District the actual increase was considerably less than the ten 
years' excess of births. The other South Wales Districts for the most part decreased in populatiou. 



B^ISTRATION DlVISIOliS : XL WELSH. 



147 



Parishes, Sec, in Monmouthshire. 

In Nortih Wales there was an increase in 14 out of 18 Districts ; in Anglesey tbere was a decrease of 
3,030 persons. 



SnperlnteiidentKegistrer'^ 


In- 
habited 




Siqwrlntendent Registrar's 


In- 
habited 


Population. 1871. 


District. 

1 


Hoiues, 

1871. 


Persons. 


Males. Females. 

t 


District. 1 

• 


Houses, 
1871. 


Persons. 


Males. 

1 


Fem&le«. 


42. Monmouthshire. 








. 










• 


677. CHEP8TOW, ; , . 


3,727 


18,341 


9,262 


9,079 


RADNORSHIRE. 








■ 


578. Monmouth : . . 

579. ABEBQAVEmnr . . 

680. BBDWBT.TT . . . 

681. POHTTPOOL : . . 


6,678 
4,354 
9,387 
6,504 


31,598 
22,862 
51,763 
33,892 


15,955 
11,774 
28,081 
17,686 


15,643 
11,088 
23,682 
16,206 


.607. Pbbstbiomb . . . 

.608. Kkiohton. . . . 

609. Bhatadbb • . . 


798 
1,910 
1,318 


3,869 

10,323 

6,824 


1,94\ 
5,382 
3,488 


1,928 
4,941 
3.336 


582. Nbwpokt • ; • . 


10,601 


61,252 


31,104 


30.148 












48. South 'Wales. 










44. North Wales. 










GLAMOROANSHIRS. 








* 












683. Cabdipp .... 


11,955 


76,701 


39,962 


36.739 


MONTGOMER TSHIRE. 




• 






684. PoNTTPBiDD : ; .« 


9,696 


61,921 


27,905 


24,016 


610. Machtmllbth . . 


2,864 


13,317 


6,569 


6,748 


685. Mbrthte-Ttdfil . 


19,828 


104,239 


55,001 


49,238 


611. Nbwtowii. ... 


4,906 


24,554 


' 12,464 


12,090 


586. BRiDOSirD .... 


6,250 


31,671 


16,181 


16,490 


.612. Fobdbv .... 


3,894 


18,858 


9,573 


9,286 


587. Nbath 


12,606 


64,619 


32,506 


32,114 


613. Llamptllih . . . 


4,546 


21.671 


10,901 


10,770 


688. SWAXSBA .... 


12,324 


67,357 


33,568 


33,789 






• 






689. OOWSX .... 


1,980 


9,290 


4,494 


4,796 


FLINTSHIRE, 






■ 




CARMARTHJBNSHIRB. 










614. Holtvbll . . . 


9,662 


43.517 


22,119 


21,398 


690. Llahbllt . . . 


6,869 


34,732 


17,102 


17,630 












691. Llahdovkbt . . . 


2.929 


14,046 


6,734 


7,312 


' DENBIGHSHIRE. 










692. Llastdilopawb . . 

693. Cabmasthxx . . 


3,685 
7,552 


16,976 
35,627 


8,063 
16,451 


8,913 
19.176 


615. Wrexham . . . 

616. BUTHIK .... 


10,197 
3,418 


48,837 
15.399 


24,708 
7,814 


24.129 
7,586 


PEMBROKESHIRE, 










617. Str. Asaph. . . . 

618. Llakbwst . . . 


6.224 
2,816 


27,878 
13.050 


13,356 
6,511 


14,522 
6.539 


694. Nasbbkth . . . 


4,460 


20,332 


9,471 


10.861 












595. Pkhbbokk . . . 


5,377 


29,061 


14.012 


16.049 


MERIONETHSHIRE. 








. 




7,503 


84,480 


16,991 


18,489 












, 










619. Gobwen .... 


3,544 


16,451 


8,331 


8.120 


CARDIGANSHIRE, 










620. Bala 


1.405 


6.604 


3,345 


3.259 


697. Cakdioax. . . . 

698. NBWOA0n.EnrEiii.Tzi 


4,479 
. 4,473 


17,585 
18,818 


7,480 
8,494 


10,105 
10,324 


621. Dolobllt. . . . 

622. Fbstinioo. . . . 


3.100 
5.086 


14.311 
24.141 


6,932 
12.157 


7.379 
11.984 


599. Lampbtbb . . * 


2,205 


9,973 


4,654 


5,319 












600. Abbbatbon . . . 


3,282 


13.377 


5.750 


7,627 


CARNAR VONSHIRE. 










601. Abbbtstwith . . 

602. Tbboaboh . . . 


6,607 
2,286 


27,439 
10,677 


12,840 
5,029 


14,599 
5,648 


623. PWI.LHEU . . . 

624. Cabhabvox . . . 


4.893 
8,602 


20,974 
39,137 


10,022 
1&,860 


10.952 
19.777 












626. Banoob .... 


8,187 


36,567 


17,807 


18.760 


BRECKNOCKSHIRE, 










626. OONWAT .... 


3.217 


14.700 


6,888 


7.812 


603. BUILTH .... 


1,600 


8,264 


4,115 


4,149 






• 






604. Brbckhock . . . 


3,614 


17,724 


8,836 


8,888 


ANGLBSET 










605. Cbigkhowbll' . . 


4,368 


20,147 


10,203 


9,944 












606. Hat ..... 


2,365 


10,797 


6.840 


6.457 


627. Akolssbt . . . 


8,386 


86,127 


16,890 


18.237 



The following Table shows the number of Inhabitbd Houses and of Populatiok in 1871 in 
the seTeral Pabishbs, ^., constituting the various Registration Sub-Districts and Districts grouped topo- 
graphically under the Registration Counties which form this Division. Parishes which for Registration 
purposes are returned under a County different ^m that in which they are actually situate, have the 
name of their County Proper given in italie type. 



IteMi or Plaee. 


HooBaa 


Popa> 
Ifttion. 


Farlih or Place. 


HOOMB. 


POfNI* 

ladoo. 


FarMiorPlMM. 


Inhah 


Popo- 
IaSoq. 


42. Monmoathshire. 






CHEPSTOW-«on«. 






678. MONMOUTH. 






577. CHEPSTOW. 






2. CaEPSTOW. 








1. OOLEFOED. 

Newland ((Ttoue.) . . Tp. 


1,062 


6.005 


1. Shikk Newtox. 






TreUeck Grange . . 


Par. 


19 


120 


West Dean Q9Ioue.) . Tp. 
Staunton (6^l(Nie.). . .. I^.. 


1,968 


9.591 


Portskewett . . . Par. 


48 


244 


Little Tintem . . 


Par. 


66 


259 


37 


179 


Giddioot .... Par. 


185 


962 


Chapel HIU . . . 


Pw. 


86 


367 


English Bicknor (uJoue.) Par. 


126 


601 


Ifton Psr. 


5 


23 


Penierry .... 


Par. 


9 


36 








Roggfett .... Par. 


8 


62 


St. Arrans . . . 


Par. 


99 


440 


2. DrHQESTOW. 






Llanvihangel near )p._ 
Bogglett . . ,V ' 


6 


39 


St. KIngsmark . . 


Par. 


1 


6 


Welih Bicknor (Here/.) Par. 


24 


135 


St. Arvans Grange Farm Par. | 


1 


15 


Whitchurch (^Hertf.) . Pw. 


201 


802 


Undy Par. 


81 


400 


Chepstow .... 


Par. 


625 


3.347 


Ganarew (ifer^,) . • . Par. 


36 


181 


St Bride Netherwent Tp. 


26 


113 


Moiinton .... 


Par. 


16 


69 


Welsh Newton (^er^.) Par. 


60 


217 


Gaerwent . ... Par. 


81 


390 


Matheme .... 


Par. 


96 


611 


LlaoMthall (J7£r^.) .' Par. 


21 


118 


Llanvalr-Disooed . . Tp. 


28 


136 


St. Pierre ft Rnnst«>ne 


Par. 


12 


88 


Garwav (Fei^ .) . . Par. 
Skenfnth .... Par. 


125 


578 


Dlnbam .... Ham. 


9 


45 


Tidenbam (Olouc.) . 


Par. 


342 


1.608 


132 


636 


Shire Newton . . . Par. 


194 


859 


Lanoant {Olouc.) 


P^. 


1 


11 


St. Maughans . . . I^ir. 


43 


314 


Itton Tp. 


31 


166 










Llangattockvibonavel Par. 


100 


511 


Howick .... Ham. 
Newchnrch . . . Pur. 


6 
144 


38 
696 


3. Ltoxxt. 








LlanTlhangHlystcmr 1 »>._ 
Uewern . . . .J"*^'* 


29 


130 


Kilgwrrwg. . . • PRr. 


23 


103 


WooUaston ((TIomc.) . 
AlTington ((7<(mc.) . 
Lydiiey ((7((mc.) . . 


Par. 


221 


998 


Llantiiliocrossenny . Par. 


162 


718 


Wolves Newton . . Par. 


40 


199 


Pnr. 


81 


408 


Penrose .... Par. 


87 


389 




74 


381 


Tp. 


473 


2,692 


Tregare . . .... Par. 


67 


292 


Llansoy .... Vbx. 


30 


175 


Aylbarton ((^Iomc.) . 


Tg. 


127 


661 


Dlngestow .... Par. 


45 


.218 


Llanvibangeltorymy- >p_ 
nydd T 


42 


175 


Hewelsfleld iGUmc.^ . 
St. Brisvels {Gloue!) , 


Pur. 


93 


395 


Park-Grace-Dlea .... Par. 


3 


16 


Par. 


299 


1,316 


Rocktteld Par. 


56 
t2 


280 



148 



tMemumcm mthobb: xl wiuk. 



^rJU4flb0flL 4BCm SB jEOOBIO'lIIll^BDZ'B 



]&'jal> 



3. M'^mocTK. 



Pcmtt . . 

Tr*li«i . 
TnHWIc . 
lianlrtytt . 



CvrocarTu 
FcujcUwdd 



IJarMkimy 



. P»- 

. P*r. 

- Vmr. t 
. P*r. . 
. P«r. ' 

Ohr. P«r. I 

. Tp. ! 

. Pmr. 1 

. Pw. 

. Par. I 

- Pmr. 
. Par. 
. Par. 



Mf. ABKBOATEnnr. 



1. hLMMA 

BcttWBCwy4d nr. 

Brjmcwjn . . • • Par. 

LLuMirtb • • • . Tp. 
Onlift^^. . .^ . Bun. 

lJaDTflMii«il nfcb Udc Pftr. 

1 iinartnffried . . • Par. 

LtonUww iii i j t b eitfa . Par. 

Uanrapley , . . Par. 

LUntbewjaldrrtd . . Par. | 

LUoTctbertofe . . . Par. 

LUn^auock-Ufosoed Par. 
Llaoirifaaofel Crooomcy Par. ' 

Oldeartla .... Par. 

Cwmjoy, Upper • . Wr. 
Cwiiiytrr, Lower . 
Bwlcb-Trewyn . 

Fwtbog(JXrV') • 

3. AntBOATmrr. 
UaotUlio-Pertbolrjr 
AbersaTCsnjr 



DiT. 

Ham. 
Uani. 

Par. 
Par. 



IJangatfwte ofgb Uik Par. 

i4aiioTer, Lower . • Dfy. 

LlaneUen . . • . Par. 

Uanwenarth CUn . Df ▼. 

Uantf;M,pt.qf . . Pkr. 

4. Blaxvatov. 

lAaatoki, jtt. of . . Pkr. 

LUowenarth uUn . Dtr. 

liaoorer, Upper • . DIt. 

MO. BEDWELTT. 

AlwijfiUiilli • • • Far. 

3. TnDTOAB. 

heAwtltx,pt.qf . . Pur. 

8. Bocx BcDWKLrr. 

ht&waitjtpt.qf . . Par. 

•81. POHTTPOOL. 

1. POVTTFOOL. 

UanblUeth ... Par. 

Treretbln .... Fkr. 

Mambllad .... Par. 
LlaoTlbanfe^lKiiityinoUe Par. 

Paoteg Pur. 

2. Llawoibbt. 

LlanTTeobTA, Upper . Div. 

LUovreobva, Lower . Dlv. 

LUntbewjTacb . . Par. 

LlatKle(rTeih . . . Par. 

LlaoglbDj .... Par. 
Olaacoed .... Ham. 

8. Uax. 

Uik Tp. 

OwebcUof .... Ham. 

Llanbaddook . . . Par. 

Monkiwood • . . Par, 

iioytnj, • • • . Par. 

KemeTi Oommander . Par. 

Troatfey . , . , Par. 

Owemean^ , . , Par. 

Llancevlew . . . Par. 

Iilanllowell . . . Par. 

Llantriiient . . . Par. 



1S4 

l.<Mf» 



31 
•S 

1^ 

IM 

•3, 



34] 
•8 

47, 

«; 

M 

38 

4 

08 

98 
30 
47 
48 
98 
11 
33 
68 
17 
33 

334 

1,307 

48 

88 

87 
67 
86 



9f^ 
6,374 

la 



4M 
87t 

834 

135 
378 

331 

78 

8'»4 

412 



389 
377 



318 

iia 

32 
483 

131 
88 

338 
30H 
485 

69 
179 
364 

97 
100 

1,089 

8,318 
365 
384 
3^ 
388 
416 



183 1,116 

403{ 3,042 

1,338 8,836 



3,864 



6,987 



646 



16,488 



33,897 



3,698 



318 1,173 
8,948 20,860 



88 

62 

667 

438 
204 
81 
18 
98 
44 

811 
73 
94 
86 

140 
13 
86 
12 
38 
19 
63 



860 
344 
2,781 

2,552 
1,079 
182 
118 
636 
237 

1,618 
833 
413 
167 
620 

69 
143 

68 
144 

74 
286 



683. VEWFOBT. 



1-C 

Utrri 

P«fiiBOW 



Uaoi 
Buhum 

Wiicrick 



B«dwkk 

Wbitaoaar 
Goiddiff 



(^nriBicimrco 

Keaxja Inferior 
TrNlminock 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



.Oup 

. Par. i 

. Par. I 

. Par. I 

. Par. ' 

. Par. . 

. Par. I 



2. ICkhfobt. 

Rt. WooUoa 
Hewpoct DiNUQ§p 

8l 9r. WooLUOt, 
St. Bride WcDtUoosi . 
Peteraiooe . 
ManliArirt 



Tp. 
Tp. 



DuAjn 
Graic 



Henllia. 
Bettwa . 
MalpM 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



Ham. 
P*r. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 



MtcfaaelatoDexredw . 
Llaaredw (c;(aaiory.) 



} 



Ham, 
Ham. 



4. Mf n ii w i BL wry. ^ 
MTnrddTalwTn . . Par. 
Bedwaa . . . dr. Far. 
Lower Macfaen • . Ham. 
Upper Macfaen . . Ham. 
Biiydcwem {(Jflam,') Ham. 



48. Booth 'Wales. 

OLAMOBQANSHIRM, 
683. CABDIFF. 



1. WHITCHUacaL 

Rodiy . . 
LlaDedam • 



Uarane 
Van. . . 
Pentjrofa . 
Whitchurch 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Ham. 
Par. 
Par. 



2. CASDirr. 
St. Mellons (iromnova) Par 
Rnmney {Monwumth) Par. 
Roath . . . 
Cardiff St. John 
Cardiff St. Mary 
Llandaff 
Badjr 



P*r. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



St. Pagan . 
Caeran . . 
Leckwith . 
MIchaelatone-le-nt 
Llandoufh near Pttiarth Par. 

Penarth ..... Par. 

Cogsn Par. 

Layemodc .... Par. 

3. Sr. NioBOLAs. 
Mlchaelatone super Ely Par. 

StOeorge .... Par. 

LlanvJthIn • • . • Par. 

St. Nfcholaa . . . Par. 

St. Lythans . . . Par. 

Wenvoe , , . , Par. 

St. Andrew . . . Par. 

Gadoxton near Barry Par. 

Solly Par. 

Merthyr-Doran . . Par. 

Barry Par. 



81 
68 
31 
% 
3» 

,f 

9* 
63 
18 
66 
68 
847 
47 
19 
31' 
43 
4T 



98A 

IM 

7 

is: 

32 

48 

43C 

92 



4.170 
187 
130 
147 
319 
344 

1. 



3,868 

1,639 

68; 

33" 
133 

37! 

60 

188 

389' 

766, 

47 

19 

84 

460 

41 
89 



1,403 

388 

210 

309 

83 



9,844 T«raf4yfodwf 



174 
653 

160 



879 
1,404 
3,884 



83 
319 

9,831 

904 



78 



7,196 
1,601 
1.132 
1,468 
284 



374 
318 
615 
342 
158 
458' 2,106 
682; 2,722 



81 
94 
48 
29 



129 
73 



641 
340 



1,212 7,991 
1,818 11,027 
3,62128.509 
2,02111,922 



82 
97 
23 
31 
19 
44 
391 
64 
23 

9 
47 

6 
73' 
23 

120 
88 
29 
27 
19 
I 



422 
638 
102 
189 
100 
198 
2,812 
294 
109 

42 
238 

28 
419 
121 
488 
637 
2621 
161 
148 
1121 



CAKDOT- 

Poruik«fiy 



Liantntbyd 
Bcx.viliuiti , 

Pctpmooe 
PetMl^jlaa 
9l Bnde 



E^y 



Par 
Par. 
Par 
Par 
Par 
Par, 



-I 



S4t 
ItT 

47 

4&1 



]« 



■I 



684. PQISTYPBJJXk I 

1 

1. Parrrrwam. 
Uaawoono . • 
Llanlabofi • . . 



i 



Par. 



9,181 11, 
4S4 

i,n^ 8 



I 

. Par. I,< 
Par. I 1,80^, 

3. TgaA nxy oo wo . ! * 

. Tp. ' 9.T1# l«,fl4 



681. HEKTHTR-TTDPIL. 



9: LowB ] 

TrortL. 
MerthyiwT>dfll,fl^ Pkr. 

IL Umm Mnsn*. 

Tranu 
Merthyr-Tjrdfil. ^ ^ Par. 
Vainor (.ffraoon) . . Pur. 

^4. AM tt AKK. 

Pmdcfyn (J^taoom) 



Bhigoa 



686. BRmOENBL 



Middle LUogynwyd 
Lower Uancynwyd 
Cwmda . • • 
Bettwa ... 
LlaagHnor . • 
Llandyfodog . 



LlaoUid. . . 

Higher OqychQrdi 

Peoooed 

Lower Coychnrch 

Peteratoue . . 

St BrIdM Minor 

Ynyaawdre. 

2. OOWSRDOX. 

TJangan . . 
StUaryHm . 
Llanhary . . 
Tatiadowen 
LlaiMannor. . 
Penllloe . . 
Cowbrldge . 
St.Hila^ . . 
St. Maiy Cbnrch 
Flemlngatoo . 
Eglwysorewia . 
StAthan . . 
Gileaton . . 
Llanmaes . . 
LaotwItMi^ 
Llandow . . 
St. Donats . . 
Marcroes . . 
Monknaah . . 
Llanmihangel . 
LlandoQgh. . 
LUobleUiian . 
Llyawom^ • 
Nadi . • . 
Stembridgo 
Colwinstonf . 

3. BBmoKxn. 
St. Andrews Minor 
Wick .... 
St. Brides Mt^Jor . 



Hank 
Ham. 

P*r. 

Per. 

P*r. 

Par. 

Par. 
Ham. 
Ham. 
Ham. 

Ham. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
P*r. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
P8r. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Per. 
Par. 
Par. 



1,C3»' 8.181 



6,in'96,nt 



6,M8«8,173 
846i 3,789 



988 1, 

•,88837,T74 

130 



314 



901 
1*8 



84i 

97' 
1,088 6,838 

79- 

1791 1,< 
178 l,i 

68 311 



81 

1401 

83 

37 
119 
101 

60 
43 
66 
64 
89 
74 
347 
31 
38 
13 
8 
82 
10 
35 



199 



306 
320 

1,134 
188 
144 
88 
16 
888 
49 
148 
249| 1,097 
20 117 



33 
20 

17 
8 

27 
170 

36 
1 
1 

61 

1 

89 

163 



138 

83 

103 

38 

113 

768 

168 

8 

7 

247 

13 

384 
768 



EBaiaTBATION DITIBI0II8 : XI. WELSH. 

Paiiflhes, fto, in aiamorgnn, Oarmartlieii, and Pembroke. 



BRIDOBCm— ami, 
BlgtiaOiiT^. 



McrtliTr-Mawr 
Upjur Tytbefftoli 
Lower Tythcnua 
Newhn-Howva . . 
Pytt. . . 



H Vhif LlJDfTntryd . 



IdirarBagliu) . , 
HldHiBiglu 



TKnlTcUKj (Mwf)}' Pu. 
4. l(Tiui»tm.ui. 

Lvwet YibuktoDlili ) ». 
(BnoHi}. , . }'" 
LUi«akk . . . . I 

DrnracirtUdi' ' '.bi 

OosUuk .... Hi 



npnet Drill! . , 
Lower DrUta. 

KlUjlMblll. . . 



BbrD^irTcijiliKh . . 
LludUoul^luDt ' . 

1. LLUOATIuaB. 
CUM .... 

SmuE^HI^iK , 

SWIME*, LUWST . . 






QOWER— ODBt. 



CAXMAJt THVrSBIES, 
tM. LLANELLY. 
. LotrsBOK. 
_._«hiir(0- 
Lcrngbor (C , . , 

LIuhUt* pt. tf 

*. LLAnU,!. 

UuHllr,K4^ . 



1. ISThDttz. 



LludiilM in Tjt- 

A.bb»(Bremi 
UMBwrKrHBrtam) 

8. ClU17W». 





Pur. 


LlMigUi. . . 


Ftf. 


1. LLXireiu). 
B.Kn .... 


P«. 
Pu. 

Pw. 
Pu. 

p«. 







CAUURTHEir-CDiU. 



LUDdUa£(Kovbl . 



Outuinbai, SL PMct 



LlulbwddDfl . . 






FBMBROKsaaiRx. 



Ltugljdwni rirunt,) Pu. 
ClljroiBUllwTdCCn "— 

Ltuiiuug I r* " 




Mac(air».). . . Pu. 

E gl wTit jiiu iifai (Oorm.] Pur. 
Vtuika roint.) . . Pu. 



LUcuevjTfllAw . . Pu. 
(hatls Dymn (Mm.) Ham. 
Nuben&Kortli . . dr. 



Nonli Newton 



B^noUUiin 



I 



150 



BSaiSTBATION DIVISIONS : XI. WELSH. 



Parishes, dEO.» In Pembroke and Cardigan. 



Pwlrii or Plaoa. 



Inhab.| Paoa- 
BooMB. UaSjo. 



695. PEMBROKE. 



1. Tbvbt. 
Itodberth . 
QamflreftoQ 
St. Mary . 
St. Mary . 
Caldy and St. 

lalands . 
Penally. . 
Manormer . 
UodgeBton . 
Lampbey . 
St. Florence 
Carew . . 
Lawrenny . 
Nash . . 
Upton . . 
Gwhe8t<m . 
St. Michael. 

2. Pbmbbokx. 
St. Mary . 
Monckton . 
8t.Petrox . 
Stackpole-EUdor 
Bo^heston . 
St. Twlnell 
Warren 
Caitlemarttn 
Angle . . 
RbMcrowther 
Pwllcrochan 

3. Room. 
Barton . . 
Roaemarket 
LlanatadweU 



. Rir. 

. Par. 

Ont-Lib. 

In- Lib. 

Margarei'8 



} 



Par. 
Par. 
P-r. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pur. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 



B96. HAVERFORDWEST. 

1. MiLrOBD. 
Sternton . 
Hubberston 
Herbrandston 
St. Ishmaels 
Dale. . . 
Siokham Islaxid 
Marloee. . 
St. Brides . 
Hai«uard . 
Talbenny . 
West Walton 
WalwinscMStle 
West Robeston 
Johnston . 
Llangwm . 
Freyitrop . 



a. Hatkbfobowbst. 
Harroldston St. IiseU 
St. Thomas . . . 
Fnr^ Park k Poitfleld 
St'. Maiy * . 
St. Martin . . 
Prendergast . 
Uzmaston . . 
Bonlston • . 
Wlston . . . 
Budbazt<m . . 
Camrose . . 
Lambston . . 
West Harroldston 
Nol'on . . . 
Roch . . . 
Treffgame . . 

3. St. Davids. 
St. Lawrence . 
Hayscastle. . 
St. Edrlns . . 
Llahrithan . . 
Llandeioy . . 
Brawdy . . . 
St. Klvis . . 
Whitchurch . 
St. Davids . . 
Cathedral Cloee 
Llanhowell . 
Llanrlan . . 
Mathiy . . . 
Oranston . . 

4. Fishguard. 
St. Nlcboltts • 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

• < 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par.. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pfcr. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 

P4r. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Pw. 

Par.. 

Par. 

Par. 

Par. 

Pat. 



28 

22 

39 

661 

16, 



84' 
147! 

71 
78| 
217 
71| 

"; 

1211 
269 



118 

119 

186 

3,810 

105 

468 
694 
62 
346 
396 

1,008 

316 

141 

21 

697 

1,292 



2,05111,630 

332 1,687 

16! 130 



49 
37 
35 
24 
60 
88 
43 
38 

193 

89 

463 



280 
178 
200 
161 
381 
610 
238 
840 

909 

389 

2,571 



2,988 



622 

2531 1,458 



*8, 

87 

81 

1 

92 

32 

21 

44 

86 

62 

28 

60 

189 

HI 



346 
404 
381 
10 
405 
168 
125 
215 
374 
826 
160 
240 
875 
476 



53 227 

384 1,888 

64 246 

28l! 1,464 

394| 1,869 

321 1,481 

557 

146 

691 

564 



121 

29 

136 

124 



214, 1,011 



63 

133' 
18 

40 
59 
18 
31 
44 

125 
5 

255 



231 
153 
182 
625 
84 

194 
292 

91 
146 
231 
685 

28 
882 



606 2,131 



. 33 

228 
182 



24 
147 
911 
869 



29 154 



60 252 



HAVERFORDWEST— eont. 



ManoTowen . 
LlanwDda . . 
Fishguard . . 
UanUawer . . 
Llanychaer. . 
LUnsdnan . . 
Jordanston . . 
Lluifiiimantygof 
Lettenston . . 
LitUe Newcastle 
St. Dogwella . 
Ambleston . . 
Spittal . . . 
East Walton . 
Henry's Moat . 
Castlel^ythe. . 
Punch«8t(m 
MorvU . . , 
Pontfaen . . 



. Pir. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Pkr. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. P4r. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 

. Par. 



CARDIOANSHIRB. 

697. CARDIGAN. 

1. Nkwpokt. 
Llanydilwydog (PMn&^) Par. 
I>iiia8 {Pembnki) . Par. 
NewpOTt(Pem6fX)IIPs). Par. 
Nereni (Ptmbrohi) . Par. 
Bayril (TembnM) . Par. 
MeUneCPembrafte) . Plu*. 
Eglwyswrw (PemJonhe^ Par. 
Vniltchorch (Pembrofo) Par. 
Llanfaimantgwyii ) ».. 

2. CAXDIOAjr. 

Llantood {Pembroke^. Par. 
BrideU (PmlmMK) . Par. 
Kilgerran {PemJbrotet) Par. 
MoningtOQ (Pem6roJl0e^ Par. 
Moylgrove (P«mdrofee> Par. 
St.DogmellB(PeM&.) Par. 
Cardigan St. Mary . Par. 
IJangoedmore . . . Par. 
Verwick .... Par. 
Mount Par. 

3. Llakdtowtdd. 
Aberporth .... Par. 
Blaenporth. . . . Par. 
Tremain .... Par. 
Llechiyd .... Par. 
Llandygwydd . . . Par. 
Manerdivey (Psm5roAee^ Par. 
Llanflhaogelpeabedw \ p.. 

iPtmbroke) . . .J*^"' 

698. NEWCASTLE IN 
EMLYN. 

1. KSIABTH. 

Chapelcohnan (Pemb.) Par. 
P«nrith (Pemb.) . . Tp. 
Castellan (Pemb.). . Chap. 
Llantymadi (Pembroht') Par. 
Clydey (Pemfrroibs) . Par. 
KilrfaedinCi>t. %n Pan&rote 

Parish ( pt. in Carm. 
Kenarth romnart^m} Par. 
VvtiXMTclCarmarUun) Par. 
Llangeler (Owm.) . Par. 

2. PSKBHTH. 

Llan&lrtreflygen . . Par. 

Llandyflriog . . . Par. 

Brongwyn .... Par. 

Troe^ranr. . . . Par. 

Bettwsevan . . . Par. 

Penbryn .... Par. 

Llangranog . . . Par. 

3. LlAKDTSSlL. 

Llangunllo. . . . Par. 

Henllan .... Par. 

Llanfidrorllwyn . . Par. 

Bangor Par. 

LlaiMlyssil .... Par. 

LUnfihangelararth ) p.. 

699. LAMPETER. 
1. Llavtbtthsb. 
Llanllwny {Cam.) , Par. 



HOOMS. 



POMH 

ladon. 



38 176 
261 1,030 
505| 1,979 



20 
40 
36 
28 
40 

113 
72 
77 

116 
88 
39 
66 
41 
66 
25 
8 



45 

225 
446 
308 

27 
100 
101 

71 

38 



62 

73 

280 

19 

94 

667 

682 

201 

69 

22 

114 
185 
67 
103 
219 
206 

76 



80 
64 

41 
211 
251 

38 
175 
407 
262 
871 

21 
194 

73 
212 
107 
361 
222 

129 
27 

106 
37 

728 

426 



92 
173 
186 
162 
211 
432 
316 
384 
641 
390 
205 
314 
190 
241 
122 

43 



819 
797 
1,649 
1.424 
121 
373 
460 
310 

179 



232 

291 

1,103 

105 

.395 

2,306 

2,633 

839 

320 

09 

465 
691 
267 
357 
942 
841 



267 



117 

210 

161 

027 

1,109 

204 

770 

1,701 

1,154 

1,611 

83 
773 
276 
860 
882 
1,611 
858 

548 
112 
443 
196 
2,954 

1.868 



174; 728 



FteWiorPlaoa 



Inhab. 



LAMPETER^-cont 

lianfihangelrfaosyooni ) p.- 

iCarwuirtken)i'^' 
Llanyl^yther (Clatm.) Par. 

2. Pexcabbbo. 
Fencarres (CSatm.) . Par. 
I Janycrwys {Oarm.) . Par. 

Ceilan Par. 

lilanfalrclydogan . . , Par. 

3. Lampbtbe. 
Bettwsbleddrws . . Par. 
Llangyby .... Par. 

Trefilan Par. 

Sllian Par. 

Lampeter-Pont-Siepben Par. 

4. LiAmrBBoa. 
Llanweoog . . . ' Par. 
Llanwnen .... P^. 

600. ABERAYRON. 

1. LLAXDianjo. 
Dihewid .... Par. 
Uanarth .... Par. 
LlaadisiliogoeD . . Par. 
Llanllwchaiam . . P^. 
Llanlna .... Par. 

2. LLANSAllfTrrBAID. 

I .lanflhangelystrad . Par. 

Cilcennin .... Par. 

Cilie-AeroD . . . P^. 

Llanerdiayron. . . Par. 

Heniynyw .... Par. 

Llaaddewiaberarth . Par. 

liaabadamtrefefl^wys Par. 

LlaosaintflhOd . . Par. 

601. ABERT8TWITH. 

1. IiLARBHTSnTD. 

Llam-hys^ . . . Par. 

Llanddelnol . . . Par. 

Llangwyiylbn . . . Par. 

Uaniiar Par. 

Rhostie Par. 

2. Abbbtstwith. 
Llanychaiam . . . Par. 
Abei^stwlth . . . Chap. 
Ucbayndre. . . . Tp. 
laeayndre .... Tp. 
Upper Valnor . . . Tp. 
Lower Valnor . . , Tp. 
Broncastellan . . . Tp. 

Clarach Tp. 

Lower i .lanbadarpy- ) • m^ 

croyddln . . y ^*** 

3. GBBxnoLTinr. 

Elerch Tp. 

Henllys Tp. 

CynniUmawr . . . Tp. 

Cealaoymaeamawr . Tp. 

;hybrenin . . Tp. 

lynacfa . . . Tp. 

ifelin . . . Par. 

4. Rhbidol. 
Upper Llanbadany- 

croyddin 
Cwmrheldol 
Melindwr . 
Parcel Canol 
Trefeiilg . . . . Tp. 
Llanafan .... Par. 
I^wer U«rfn»ngely. I^p. 

.... J 




f^-} Tp. 



croyddin 
Upper Uanflhangely- ) n^ 
croyddln. . . . J ***• 

602. TREGARON. 

1. QWHHWS. 

Lower Lledrod . • Tp. 

Upper Lledrod. . . Tp. 

Lower Gwnnws . . Tp. 

Upper Gwnnws . . Ip. 

Yspyttyystwyth . . Par. 

YspyttyystFBdmeirlc . Par. 

2. LLANOKmiO. 

Llanbadamodwyn Par. 
Llangeitho. . . • Par. 



136 
274 

269 
113 
126 
130 

44 

62 
69 
70 



laUon. 



98 
527 
300 
610 
116 

251 
131 
69 
50 
295 
371 
228 
836 



841 

49 

120 

186 

33 

116 

1,312 

104 

101 

87 

54 

40 

44 

159 



60 
102 
117 
190 
815 

90 
226 



180 

279 
289 
116 
243 
123 

196 
846 



142 
100 
108 
148 
196 
82 

106 
108 



636 



1. 



1,208 
471 
618 
693 



285 
30S 

301 
357; 1,697 



830 1.4«3 
61 317 



440 

2,117 

1,272 

1,980 

460 

1,093 
639 

289 

246 

1,129 

1,408 

980 

1,436 



1,663 
246 
679 
924 
168 

622 
6,720 
439 
418 
387 
316 
191 
233 

763 



376 
634 
685 
941 

1,240 
398 

1,050 



906 

1,470 
1,342 

638 
1,273 

621 

083 
1,737 



622 

644 

631 
776 
941 
184 

496 
453 



BBaiSTBA.TION DIYISIOKB : XL WEI£H. 
FtaUbat, Sce^ In OkrdlgMi, Breoon, Badnor, and Hontgomery. 



TRSOABOS-eBHl. 
BeUwiliikl. 



GutfauidTitnd 
Piiik OMl CuAa . 
OorwTdd . ■ . 
Dolhle-OuiiMwT . 
DMUx-PiKoltwc . 



Trdtte 

PeoUmlU ... , 

Lludnnnl . . . Hun. 

Uuufinrediu or \ p_, 

LUofcchm , . , f "'■ 

UuuftnlkwT , . Or. Fit. 



Diuerlh (RodiiDr) . Fl 
LUodrlndtid (Satutor^ ?i 
BeuwHUHtnh (Aid- In. 

•or) f" 

Lluulntfruil Is El-i p. 



TtutMaa . . . 

UhiiSiU>J * '. 

UuTtUll . . . 

LIuBbwigelUjUjii 

UumH . . . 

UUKHtTt^UTn 

CUbBdliM . . . 
ol «N. CRICKHOWBLL. 



Lurxodnsr) 



UuTintti (nutniir) 
Uukelwedd (Bndiwr) 



Ll^ic^HD 



Lluiddovwl'icwni 
Ltangjneig . . . 



CM. BBECKKOCK. 



TncutleWvd. 
YMlTduh . . . 
TnlluDg . . . 
Gtjniiiira . . . 



LlnnjiliUd 
Uodrfad . 



Sl.Jobr.Uppic DlTn. 1 



UftBTTfUCb . 4 



MM. HAY. 
Wgulh . . .Ot. P«i. 



?sSssj 



(Aodiwr) . . . 

LludcwTbch (RainrA Fiv. 
—— (Jiodiior) Pit. 



Ciuop (AiVord) . . Pit. 

UDretsu (,Bnfird) . Pv. 

Brcdvudliie (Her^trJ} Ptr. 
Mt CUaotHE^ird) . Pa. 
j^ WhlUHf (fisi^otd) . Pit. 



na «ai. frbsteiohe. 



PBESTBIONK-Ane. 

Uppo Ktauhun (Ber^.^ V)j. 

ByloD iBtr^fmC) . P— 

lineui iBeriferi) . F 

««B. ENIOHTOH. 



Mfwton (Bernard) y 
AdIoiViii, BUnmr. I 
PtvU*. * Onnc> ^ T^. 



BedMou (.^Ini) . 
BuckncU (Solcp' 
Buckloa « Gdx 

(OiKrimf} . 
Stowfl C«ilo|i) . 

(an*) 



' } T,. 



'I";}" 

,/*■*'„■ ■ ■ '^ 
LungnoUo ... 7 
Heyop, iK. q/-. . . T 



M». RHATADER. 

I. RH>TU>ta. 

Abbercwmhlr . . Pi 

St, HumoD . . . Fi 

RlujMliiT .... Pi 

CwmR^ddnT . . , Pi.. 

LluwrUnrl iBnetni Far. 



44. North "Wtlaa. 

MOMTaOMBRTamiUt. . 

eiO. MACHYNLIiETH. 



Si^biHTKied ((^nUaiM) Tp. 
MutiTiillaili . 



■■ ■■ ■■ 3? 




152 



RBaiSTBATION DIYISIONB : XL WBL8H. 



Pariahasy See^ in Montgom«ry, Flint* Denbigh, and Merioneth. 



VatUhorVlut, 



NEWTOWN-cont 

ft. Nbwtowk. 

Newtown • • • • Pm*. 

LUnllwoliaiara . . Fw. 

6. TuonoH. 

BeUws Par. 

Tregynon . . , , Pat. 

LUmwyddelan . . Par. 

Llanllagan . . . Wr. 

Manafon .... Par. 



eia. FORDEN 

1. MOSTOOMIST. 

fierrtew . . . 
MontgodMiy . . 
LUndyMU . . . 
Llanmerawig . . 
Castlewrlgbt . . 
Acton .... 
Chnrchstoke . . 
Brumpton and Bbkton 
iSaiop) . * . 

2. CHlKMJtT. 

OUrboiy (SSoZqp) . 
Worthen ISalop) . 
Bboflgticfa . . . 
Trelystaa . . . 
Forden ■ • . • 



3. Welshpool. 
Ltkf^Uok ... 
Cletterwood . . 
Hope .... 
Trawera • « • 
Middletown . . 

Ssssss? • • 

Vytnojoa , » • 
FooU liower . . 
Pool, Middle . . 
Pbol, Upper . . 
CaaOe Gtereinioo . 



} 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

??: 

Tp. 
Tp. 



Par. 

Par. 
Tp. 

S" 

Tp. 
S- 

$' 

DtT. 

Wv. 
Dlv. 
Par. 



Hooaet. 



Powi- 
Utko. 



613. LLANFYLLIN. 

1. Llaxtaib. 
LlanKyoiew . . . Par. 
LlannOroaerdijIoQ • Par. 
LlanerlVl .... Par. 
lianmdfan • . . Par. 
Garthbeiblo . • , Par. 
Iilanflhangel • . . Fir. 

2. LLAXBAanWWMAtD, 

Melfod Par. 

Llantyllin .... Par. 

Llanfedian • . . Par. 

Pool Div. 

Deythnr .... Dir. 

JJaodrinlo .... Par. 

LUodjiUio . . . Par. 

GaiT«^io& • . • Tp^ 

GOUaleki .... Par. 

3. Llahihaiade. 
Llangedwyn (Ztenfr^Jk) Par. 
Llancadwalladr (Denbo Par. 
liUnarmonmynydd- )p.- 

mKwt CDmbigh) ,S^*^' 

Parish . )F*-Miiftm(^. 
Biraant .... Par. 
Llanwddjn . . . Par. 
Llangynog . . . Par. 
Pennant (j)<. in Jfoti^. . . 

FaxibhipL in Denb, . . 

FtJNTSHJRS, 
•14. HOLYWELL. 

1. WHITfORD. 

Owaenysgor . . . W, 

NewmarlBet . . . Par. 

Llanaaa .... Par. 

Whitfoid .... Par. 

Oaerwya .... Par. 

2. HOLTWBLL. 

Holjwell .... Par. 

Yscelfiog .... Par. 

Nannerdi ipt. m Flint . . 

Pirtoh \pt. in Denbigh . 



836 3,536 
661 3,360 



119 

120 

04 

63 

144 



404 

266 

177 

30 

34 

11 

286 

32 



310 

677 

8 

17 

154 

60 

62 

33 

87 

26 

17 

11 

381 

634 

134 

133 



Itolrii or Plaoa. 



638 
709 
463 
2H3 
671 



1,929 

1,285 

830 

158 

159 

65 

1,320 

168 



1,633 

3,306 

49 

88 

946 

387 

272 

150 

426 

113 

81 

58 

1,710 

2,504 

613 

709 



115 668 

522 2,485 



164 
219 

62j 
167 

373 

409 

152j 

170 

101 

186 

147 

121 

641 

68 
89 

28 

817 
198 

49 

99 

147 

160 

3 



836 
997 
332 
683 

1,855 
1,934 
665 
838 
524 
875 
674 
624 
2,558 

268 
209 

166 

1,613 
856 

261 
443 
60S 
802 
9 



70 
133 
640 
821 
196 

2,269 

822 

63 

14 



320 

587 

2,983 

3,929 

804 

9,983 

1,379 

835 

8S 



HOLTWELL-«Mt 

3. FUHT. 

Hallcin Par. 

Flint Par. 

Nortliop .... Par. 

4. Mold. 

Cilcen Par. 

Mold Tp. 

Nerquis .... Tp. 

DKNBIGHSBIRB, 

615. WREIXHAM. 

1. Holt. 
Borton Tp. 



Tp. 
Tp. 

Tp. 
Pir. 



AUington 

Gresford .... 

Shocldach Ohorcfa) 

(C/»«Atre) . .J' 
Shockliicb Oviatt X 

{Chtskire) . . f ' 
Wonbenbury {FUni) 
Thretpwood ipL in Flint 

Pariah ypt,in Chetk. 

^jrUm Tp 

Royion Tp 

PlcWiill .... Tp 

Seeawick .... Tp 

Bangor (/tttiQ . . Tp 

Dntton-IXffeth - . . Tp 

Datton-Gaoca . . . Tp, 

Duttonybran . . . Tp 

Holt Tp 

Ridley Tp. 

Satton ..... Tp, 

Marchwiel .... Par 

2. RUABOff. 

Erblttockjpt.inFUnt 

Pariah \pt. in DenbiOi . 
Roabon Pmi, 

8. Wbsxhax. 
LUy . , . 
tiwerqrlH . . 
Erthlg . . . 
Borraiarlistv . 
Krias . . . 
Brymbo 

Wrexham Regis 
Wrexham Abbott 
Esclnsham Below 
Ber»ham . . 
Kwrlnwham Above 
Minera . . 
Bronghton . 
Stansty. . 
Acton . . 
Borras HoTab 
Oonrton . 
Biestim. . 
Abenboryfawr 



Abenboryfechan(/1inO Tp. 



616. RUTHIN. 

1. Llanarmov. 
LlandegU .... Par. 
Llanarmon. . . . Par. 
Llanfenras .... Par. 

2. RuTHnr. 

Llanbedr .... PImt. 

Llanychan .... Par. 

Uanfwrof .... Par. 

Rathln Par. 

Llanrtivdd. . . . Par. 

Efenechtyd. . . . Par. 

3. Llanblidak. 
Llanfali^ffryndwyd Par. 
Llaiielidan. . . . Par. 
Derwcn Par. 

4. GTFrTLUOO. 

Clocaenog .... Par. 

GyffylMog .... Par. 

Nantglyn .... Pur. 

5. Llavbhaiabb. 
Lanrhaiadr. . . . Par. 
Llanynyt .... Par. 

6. Llakdtekoo. 
LlanganhafU . . . par. 



Fopo- 
ladoa. 



317 1,824 
844 4,006 
905 4,060 



911 

2,654 

123 



946 

12,237 

649 



139 
180 
166 

28 

84 

191 
25 
66 

48 
12 
34 
39 

131 

29 

15 

6| 

910 

4 

4l| 

117 



20 

49 

3,394 

168 

864 

84 

6 

13 

T24 

1.975 

I7J 

839 

93 

311 

776 

132 

48 

6 

6 

19 

89 

96 



724 

829 
788 

149 

159 

481 

93 

233 

240 

82 

150 

138 

674 

120 

84 

89 

1,056 

28 

186 

698 

101 

243 

15,150 

620 

1,891 

144 

89 

88 

8,539 

6,779 

2,721 

785 

4,102 

473 

1,454 

3,676 

665 

262 

32 

84 

94 

175 

120 



92 416 
402 1,935 



166 

62 

24 

882 
232 

214 
48 

252 
181 
131 

94 

117 

76 

384 
141 

115 



777 



114 

1,525 

1,195 

942 

202 

1,196 
801 
601 

477 
651 
266 

1,700 
671 

■ 477 



FMWiorPlaoak 



RUTHIN -coMl. 
Llandymog . . . Par. 



Langwyfkn 
Aberwheeler 



Pkr. 



617. ST. ASAPH. 

1. St. Asaph. 
Bodfiiry (/'WnO . . Tp. 
r)ymeirchfon (FUnf) . P«r. 
Cwm(FUnt) . . . Par. 
Dyeerth (Flint) . . Par. 
Meliden (/ImiO . . Par. 
Rboddlan (/^/itU) . . Pur. 
8i.A§a,phjpt.inFlint . 

Pariah Ipt. in Denbigh, 

f. Abkboblb. 
StOeorge . . . 
Abersele . . . 
Llanddnlas . . 
Bettwsynrh6s . . 
I.lanfairtalhalam . 



3. DB}(BiaH. 
Llannefydd 
Henllan 
DenMgh 
TJanaannan 



Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Par. 

Par. 
Par. 
Par. 
Pur. 



618. LLANRW8T. 

1. Llajtewst. 
Gwythertn .... Par. 
LUngemlew . . . Par. 
Llanddoget . . . Par. 
Uanrwst . . . . Tp. 

SSlwysfach . . . Tp. 

aenan {Camanon), Tp. 
The Abbey {Carnarvon} Par. 

2. BBrrwsTOOBD. 
Owydir(C%iniarixm). Tp. 
TrefHw (Oamarven). Par. 
Uanrbydiwyn iOar-) «^ 

narvon) . . . * ./ * 
BettwsTcoed (Oiniar.) Par. 
Dolwyddelan ({Mmar,} Par. 

8. Ysptttt. 

Penmachno (Comor.) Par. 

Eklda (Oamamn) . Tpi 

Tlreran , . . . Tp. 

Trebrys .... Tp* 

Pentrerodas . . • Par. 

Gwemyhowel . . . Par. 

MERIONETHSHtRE, 
619. OORWEN. 

1. GwmDELWEBH. 

Oerrlgydrukllon {Dm-\ p^^ 

Llanfihangel 

glynmyjyr 

Parish . , 
Llangwm (Denbigh) . Par. 

Parish . )^'^ 

Gwyddelwem . . . Par. 

LUngar .... Par. 

Llandrillo .... Par. 

2. OOEWBW. 

Oorwen Par. 

UansalntflValdglyn- > «.. 

dyfWwy. . . .f"'- 
Bryneglwys (/>efi&io4) Par. 
Llantyslllo (Detangh) Par. 
Glyntralan {Denbigik) Dir. 
LlangoUeniraian (Den.) Div. 
Llansainiffraidglyn- ) *>._ 

ceirlog(Asnfe.) . .] ^^' 
Llanarmondyffiyucd- Ip^^ 

riog (Denb^ . • .3 

620. BALA. 

1. Bala. 

Llandderfel . . . Par. 

Llanfor ..... Par. 

Llanydl .... Par. 

Lianuwchyllyn . . Par. 

Llangowcr .... Par. 






Denb, 
Merion, 



Merion, 
Denb, 



493 
90C 
410 



121 

49| 
106 



97 

145 2«9 
96] 466 

266: ],06a 

274| l,l«« 

1,246' 6,635 

626 2,8M 

120' 607 



73 808 

746 3,194 
136] 630 
185 796 
1,166 



329 
688 
892 
264 



252 
56 

860 

229 

91 

4 

76 

163 

106 

126 
184 

871 
64 
76 
80 
96 
20 



263 

74 
16 

187 

67 

2 

348 

43 

173 



499 

47 

82 

230 

• 185 

1,139 

140 
61 



l.< 
2,624 
4,276 
1,111 



1,158 

247 

3,767 

1,908 

416 



406 
484 

486 



1,709 
339 
319 
141 
471 
97 



1,202 

406 

76 

981 

241 
11 

1,468 
214 

784 



2,464 
202 

389 
1,057 

858 
6,129 

646 
324 



217 1,109 
312 1,486 
560 2,616 
259 1,171 

671 822 



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Fftrishes, &a., in Msrloaetli, Camarvoa, and Anglese?. 



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COUNTIES PEOPEB. 



• # • 



158 



ooxmTY STAnsnos: buoib; oambbidob. 



PETTY SBBSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

AahendoD 6,804 

AylMbarj 90.638 

Buckingham 10.581 

Bockingbun Bofo' S,703 

Boraham 13,967 

Chetbam 7.604 

Chipping Wyoombe Boco' . . . 4.811 

Oottesloe 13.866 

Desboronglh, First 8,93i 

» Second .... 14.886 

Newport 36.393 

Stoke 19,849 

Stony Stratford 6.876 

Wln«low 9,678 



LIEUTENANCT SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

AflhendoD 6,101 

Ayleeborj 13,338 

BQckingham 6,877 

Chetham 7,499 

Deaborough, Fliat 4,376 

„ Second .... 10,056 

LInilade 6.961 

Newport Ph^U 6,038 

Olney 3,343 

Stoke 13,136 

Stony Stratford 6,771 

Winilow 8,664 



PRINCIPAL TOWNa 



Aylcebury ... 
Beaconsfleld. . • 
Bnckingbam • . 
Chesham . . . 
Cbipping Wycombe 
Puiah. . . . 
Chipping Wycombe 
Great Harlow . . 

£t0D 

Newport PagneU . 
Olney .... 
Slough .... 
SUmy Stratford. . 



LocBd.. 




e.f«« 


LocBd. . 




1,594 


Mun.Bor. 




3.7«3 


Town 




a.MA 


LocBd.. 




6.t31 


Mnn.Bor. 




4,811 


PlurLBor. 




6.627 


LocBd.. 




2.80« 


Town . 




3,6»S 


Town 




S,MT 


LocBd.. 




4,609 


Town 




1,97« 



Amount of Real Pixyperty aeMSMd to the Income and Property T»x (Sobed. A.) In year ending April, 187111.161.086 

Oroes eetimated Rental according to ValaatkA IJela approved fbrl871 1,133.197 

Amount of Rateable Value « » „ m 976.359 

Amount levied for County and Police Rates in year ending Mlcfa^ 1871 33,353 

Amount levied for Poor Bates in Unitm Comtff In year ending Lsdy-day, 1871 96,491 



A MBRTDOESHntE, 

This Gonnty has in area of 524,926 statate acres, and its popolation in 1871 was 186,906 penoDs 
(males 92,115, females 94,791). Since the fint CenBOB in 1801 the population has increased by 97,560 
persons, or 109 per cent 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it contains the 
represented borough and university of Cambrid^ The limits of the parliamentary borough of Cam- 
bridge were extended in 1868. The County comprises seveoteen hundreds, and the municipal boroughs 
of Gunbridge and Wisbech. The hundreds of £ly, Wisbech, and Witchford (Korth and South parts), 
with the borough of Wisbech, constitute the Liberty of the Isle of Ely. 

There are two Courts of Quarter Sessions, viz. one for the County and one for the Isle of Ely, the 
latter having also a separate Commission of the Peace, a gaol, a treasurer, and making its own levy in 
the nature of a County rate. The County is divided into ten Petty Sessional Divisions, four of which, 
and also the borough of Wisbech, are within the Isle of Ely. The borough of Cambrid^ has a Com- 
mission of the Peace and a separate Court of Quarter Sessions, and the borough of Wisbech has a 
Commission of the Peace. 

The County Police Divisions are identical with those for Petty Sessions, the Isle of Ely having a 
separate police force. The boroughs of Cambridge and Wisbech maintain their own police. Only one 
Highway District has been formed in this County. There are eleven Lieutenancy Sub-divisions. 

Parts of seven parishes extend into adjoining Countiee, viz. Helion Bumpstead into Essex ; Outwell, 
TJpwell, Welney, into Norfolk ; Royston, into Herts ; Papworth St. Agnes and Standground, into Hunts. 
The County is almost entirely in the Diocese of Ely. 

In all Begistration and Census matters Cahbbidgbshirb is regarded as forming part of the Third 
Bbgistbation Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table reUting to that Division, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 

Porui^nov of Ooovtt, 
1801-1871. 



OesOTS 


Popal*- 
tion. 


InereMe 


Teem 


perCwi. 


1801 


89,346 


• • 


1811 


101,109 


13 


1821 


122.387 


21 


1831 


143,965 


18 


1841 


164,459 


14 


18ftl 


185,406 


13 


1661 


176,033 


6 dee. 


18tl 


186.906 


6 



PoruLATiov wrrnnr PAKUAsnarART Limrs n 


1871. 






Comity and Borough. 


In. 
habited 

HOUMS. 


Population. 


w^ ^# M csnben 
wo. or , n^. 


Penona. 


Malea. 


Fematoa. 


CAMBBQXiBnntB (indiuUfiy Rep. Boro') 


40,272 


186,906 


92,116 


94,791 


14,168* 


5* 


Cavbudquhiss (emdmdiSmg B«p. Boro') 
Cambridge Boro' 


33.187 
7,085 


152,910 
33,996 


76,362 
16,753 


76,648 
18,243 


10,147 
4,021 


3 

1 



* In addition, Cambridge tTnivenitj baa 4,929 registered ekctocs, and reiuiM 2 menbera to 
l*arliameak 



PE TTY SE SSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

COUKTT. Pop. 

▲rringtou & Melbonm . . . 16,421 

Bottitbam 9, 

Cambridge 25, 



123 
205 

Cambridge Boro' 30,078 

615 
128 
003 



Caxton 7 

Linton 13 

Newmarket 19 

laLB OF Elt. 

Ely 22,250 

March li Chatteris 15.585 

Whtttteeey and Thomey . . . 9,121 

Wlsbecb 10,015 

Wisbech Boro' ..... 9,362 



UEUTENANCY SUB-DI VISIONS. 
GomrrT. Male Pop. 

Arrington & Melbonm . . . 8.639 

Botttsbam 4,739 

Cambridge 12,611 

Cambridge Boro* 13,792 

Caxton 3,850 

Lfnion 6,457 

Newmarket 9,474 

ISLB OF Klt. 
Ely Hnndnnl k, \ 

Witchford Hundred, %.]' ' 

Witchlbrd Hundred, N. . . '. 7,841 

Wisbech Htmdred ..... 9,276 

WhitUeeey ii Thomey Lib. . . 4,471 



10,965 



PRINaPAL TOWNa 



Cambridge 

Ely . . 

March 

Newmarket 

Whittlesey 

Wisbech. 







Pop. 


. . Man. Bor. . 


• 


30,078 


. . IXK, Bd. . 


• 


8,166 


. . LocBd. . 


• 


6,864 


. . LocBd. . 


• 


4,534 


. . Imp. Com. Dist. 


4,297 


. • Mun. Bor. . 


• 


9,362 



Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Prdpei^ Tax (Sched. A.) in year ending April, 1871 £1 ,412,586 

Oroes Estimated Rentel according to Valuation Lists approved for 1871 1,267,939 

Amount of Kateable Value „ n *» n 1,090,019 

Amount levied for Cuuntjr and PoUoe Rates in year ending Mich., 1871 16,910 

Amount levied for Poor Rates in ITiiion OMMtey in year ending l.ady •day, 1871 129,224 



COUNlTY STATISnOS : OHEVrKK. 



169 



CHESHTRE. 

This County Palatine has an area of 705,493 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 561,201 
persons (males 271,033, females 290,168). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased 
by 368,896 persons, or li>2 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into East Cheshire, including the borough of 
Macclesfield and such parts of the boroughs of Ashton-under-Lyne, Stalybridge, and Stockport as are in 
this Ooimty ; Mid Cheshire, including the part of the borough of Warrington in this County ; and West 
Cheshire, including the borough of Birkenhead and part of the city of Chester. The parliamentary 
limits of Chester extend into Flintshire. Stalybridge was constituted a parliamentary borough in 1868. 
The limits of the parliamentary boroughs of Chester and Macclesfield were extended in 1868. The 
County comprises seven hundreds, the city of Chester, the municipal boroughs of Congleton and Maccles- 
field, and parts of the boroughs of Stalybridge, Stockport, and Warrington. The principal part of 
Warrington and parts of Stalybridge and Stockport are in Lancashire. 

There is one Court of Quarter Sessions for the County, and it is divided into eleven Petty Sessional 
Divisions. The city of Chester (a County of itself) has a Commission of the Peace and a separate Court of 
Quarter Sessions ; and tlie boroughs of Congleton, Macclesfield, Stalybridge, and Stockport have Com- 
missions of the Peace. For police purposes the County is divided into ten Divisions. The city of 
Chester, all the municipal boroughs, and tne town of Birkenhead, have their own police. There are twelve 
Lieutenancy Sub-divisions, and twelve Highway Districts have been formed. 

Parts of five parishes extend into adjoining Counties, viz. Barthomley into Staffordshire; Doddlestone, 
Malpas, and Threapwood, into Flintshire ; and Whitchurch into Salop. Most of the ancient parishes are 
large, and are divided into townships. With the exception of parts of the parishes of Mottram, Threapwood, 
and Whitchurch, the County is in the Diocese of Chester. 

Chbshibb forms part of the Eighth Registration Division, and the population of every parish in 
the several Superintendent Registrars' Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that 
Division, which will be found in another part of this volume. 

Population withih Pasuahbrtart LniiTS ni 18Y1. 



POFULATIOV OF C0IJ5TT, 
180l-18?l. 



Gensna 


Pqrala^ 
tion. 


IncreaBa 


Yean. 


percent. 


, 1801 


192,305 


• • 


1811 


327,031 


18 


1831 


270.098 


19 


1831 


334,391 


34 


1841 


395,660 


18 


1851 


455,725 


16 


1861 


505,428 


11 


1871 


561,201 


11 



FwrliameDtary Diviskms and 
Boroughs. 



East Chb^ikb 
Mid Chishibb 



I 



WurCHisHres J 



iiuiiiding Rep. City 
( and Boras 



Iexduding Rep. City 
and Borons 



East Chesrirs 

MiDGmaHiRa 

WxsT Chsshibb 

ABhton-QDder-Lyne Boro', paart <(f* 
Macclesfield Boro* . . . 
Stalvbridge Boro', peart qf* 
Stodcport Boro', jMsrt ^* . 
WarriDgton Boro', part qf* 
Birkenhead Boro' . . . 
Chester City, part qf * . . 



In- 
habited 
Houses. 



42,065 
24,652 
43,732 



18,956 

24,015 

26,330 

10 
8,442 
6,285 
8,372 
637 
10,243 
7,169 



Population. 



Persons. Males. FemaleSi 



196.592 
123,446 
241,164 



i 93,009 

j 60,677 

118,347 



91,787 

120,389 

.137,779 

63 
35,570 
39,345 
39.827 
3,156 
66,971 
37,414 



43,445 

69,154 

68,786 

30 
16,550 
13,579 
18,406 
1,633 
31,668 
17,908 



104,583 

63,768 

133,817 



48,342 

61,135 

68,993 

33 
19,020 
15,766 
31,433 
1,633 
34,313 
19,511 



Naof 
Electors. 



Members 

Ke- 
turned. 



21,940 

7,699 

33,488 



6,164 
7,699 
9,426 

4*, 839 
4.918 
6.019 

6^738 
6,834 



3 



2 
1 
2 

. * 
1 
2 



* For the lAimber of electors in the borons^ of A ahUm and Warrington, see LancoAirt, The number of electors for the entire boroughs 
of Stalybridge and Stockport and the dty of Chester is given In this Table. 



UEUT. SOB-DIYISIONS-CMKinued. 

Male Pop. 
BncklowEast ...... 21,284 

Chester City 16,910 

Eddlsbuiy 16,443 

Mawles&eld Hyde .... 30,301 
Maocleefleld Preetbmy . . . 30,387 
Maodesfleld Stockport . . . 31,321 
Nantwlch ....... 24,137 

Northwlch 34,027 

Wirral, Higher 8,374 

WirraUijower 60,725 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop* 

Brozton 12,468 

Bncklow ........ 42,981 

Chester City 86,267 

Chester Castle 11,966 

Congleton Boro* 11,344 

Daresbury 8,198 

Eddisbury 28,686 

Hyde 50,004 

I^ftwich 18.775 

Macolesfleld Boro' 85,450 

Nantwlch 45,390 

Northwlch 28,547 

Prostbury 28,650 

Runcom ; 16,307 

Stalybridge Boro', i>ar«o/. . . 15,323 

Stockport 27,338 

Stockport Boro', jNirti/ . , , 39.827 

Warrington Boro', paW ^ . . 2,897 

Wirral .; 101.799 

LIEUTENANCY SOB-DIVISIONa 

Male Pop. 

Broxton 10,132 

Bucklow Daresbury . • , « 6,992 

Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sdied. A.) in 
Gross l!!siimatcd Rental acoorAng to Valuation Lists i^yprored for 1871 . . 
Amount of Rateable Value „ „ „ „ . . 

Amount levied for County and Police Rates in year ending Mich., 1871 . . . 
Amount levied for Poor Kates in Vnion Cmmiy in year soding I^ady-day, 1871 



PR] 
Altrincham . 


INCl 


PAL TOWNS 
LocBd. . . 


Pop. 
8.478 


Birkenhead . 




Imp.Com.Di8t.46,418 


Bollington • . 


, • , 


1x>c. Bd. . . 


3,668 


Bowdon . . 




Loc. Bd. . . 


3,362 


Bredbnry , 




LocBd. . . 


3,596 


Buglawton , 




LocBd. . 


1,629 


Chester City 


• 


Mim. Boro' . 


. 35,257 


Chorley , , 




LocBd. . , 


1,643 


Congleton - 




Mnn. iioio* , 


. 11,344 


Crewe . , 




LocBd. . . 


. 17,810 


DuUnfield 




LocBd. . . 


14,085 


Hieher Bebington 


1 Loo. Bd. . , 


3,172 


HoUingwort] 


^ . 


Loo^Bd. . . 


2,280 



PRINCIPAL 

Hoole . . . 
Hyde ... 
Knutsfbrd . • 
Lower BeMngtoo 
Lynmi ... 
MaoclesfMd . 
Middlewich . . 
Nantwlch . . 
Neston and i 

PM-kgOe ] * 
Northwfch . . 
Oxtcm . . . 
Runcorn . . . 
Sale .... 
Sandbach . . 
Stalybridge . . 
Stayley . . , 
Stockport . . 
Tarporley . . 
Tranmere . . 
Wallasey . . 
Witton««um- ) 

Twambrooks > 
Yeardsley-cum- j. 

Whaley / 



TOWNS-oonlJnKed. 

Pop. 
LocBd. . . 1,720 
LocBd. . . 14,228 
Town . . . 3,697 
LocBd. . . 3,768 
LocBd. . . 4,641 
Mun. Boro* . 36,460 
LocBd. . . 8,085 
LocBd. . . 6,673 



LocBd. . 

LocBd. 
LocBd. . . 
ImpiCom. DisU 
LocBd. . 
LocBd. . 
Mun. Boro' 
Loc. Bd. . 
Mun. Boro' 
LocBd. . 
LocBd. . 
LocBd. . 

'Loc^ . 
LocBd. . 



3,838 

1,244 
2,610 

12,448 
5,673 
6,259 

21,093 
2.066 

63,014 
2,652 

16,143 

14,819 

4,239 
1,169 



year ending April, 1871 £3,768,811 

3,987,187 

2,603,978 

71,552 

363,101 



160 



COUKTY statisxiob: cobnwall. 



CORNWALL. 

This County has an area of 869,878 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 362,343 perBorn 
(males 169,706, females 192,637). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 170,062 
persons, or 88 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into East Cornwall, including the boroughs cf 
Bodmin, Launceston, and Liskeard ; and West Cornwall, including the boroughs of HeLston, PeDryn and 
Falmouth, St. Ives, and Truro. The limits of the parliamentary borough of Penryn and Falmouth were 
extended in 1868. The County comprises nine hundreds, the Scilly Islands, and the muiiici[Al boroughs 
of Bodmin, Falmouth, Helston, Launceston, Liskeard, Penryn, Penzance, St. Ives, and IVuro. 

There is one Court of Quarter Sessions for the County, and it is divided into sixteen Petty Sessiooal 
Divisions. All the boroughs, except Launceston, have Commissions of the Peace ; and Helston and 
Penzance have separate Courts of Quarter Sessions. The mainland of the County comprises six Police 
divisions. The boroughs of Falmouth, Helston, Launceston, Liskeard, Penryn, Penzance, St. Ives, and 
Truro, have their own police. Five of the Scilly Islands are inhabited, and the constables of these 
Islands are appointed at the Petty Sessions held at St. Mary. The jurisdiction of the Court of the Vice- 
Warden of the Stannaries extends over the Counties of Cornwall and Devon, to all Companies formed to 
work mines of metallic minerals within the two Counties, and over all transactions connected therewith. 
There are sixteen Lieutenancy Sub-divisions for militia purposes, which are nearly identical with the 
Petty Sessional Divisions ; the general law regulating the militia does not apply to the miners of Corn- 
wall and Devon, the Stannaries in that respect being governed by 42 Geo. III., c. 72. 

There are nineteen Highway Districts in the County. The Scilly Islands constitute one distriet, the 
roads therein being kept in repair by waywardens annually chosen at Vestry meetings and appointed by 
the magistrates. 

Part of the parish of Boyton extends into Devon. The County is in the Diocese of Exeter. 

In all Begistration and Census matters Cornwall is regarded as forming part of the Fifth Regis- 
tration Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Begtstrars* Distiicts, 
or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in another part 
of this volume. 



POPULATIOir OF GOUVTT, 
1801-1671. 



PopuLAnoM wimnr Paruavkhtast Lncrrs nr 1871. 



Oensus 


FopnlA- 
tion. 


IncTvaae 


Years. 


per Gent 


1801 


192,281 


• • 


1811 


220,526 


15 


1821 


201,046 


18 


1831 


301,300 


16 


1841 


342,150 


14 


1851 


355,558 


4 


1801 


309,390 


4 


1871 


302,343 


2 dec 



Fkrllunentaiy Df Tislons and Boronghi. 
Ear Oornwau. (induding Rep. Boro's) 

Win GOEHWAU. „ n 

East Coucwall (eaduding Rep. Boro's) 

Wbst OOBirWALL 



In- 
habited 
Houses. 



30,714 
43,230 



w 



w 



27,246 

34,111 

1,191 
1,004 
1,214 
1,797 
2,740 
2,183 
Tnuro Boro' ' 2,405 



Bodmin Boro' .... 
Launceston Boro' . . . 
Liskeard Boro' .... 
HebtonBoro' .... 
Penryn and Kalmonth Boro' 
St. Ives Boro' .... 



Population. 



Penons. Malea. Fonales. 



153,978 
208,305 



73,990 I 79,982 
95,710 !ll2,056 



135,170 1 


05,303 


101,746 


74,522 


0,766 


3.134 


6.408 


2,584 


6,570 


2,975 


8,700 


3,937 


10,819 


7,889 


9,992 


4,014 


11,049 


4,748 



09,873 

87,223 

3,024 
2,884 
3,001 
4,823 
8,930 
6,378 
0,301 



No. of ; 
KtoctoTS.! 



MembefB 

Be- 
tomed. 



11,431 
13,720 



8,907 

7,702 

897 

740 

887 

1,000 

2.173 

1,337 

.1,442 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pbp. 

Bodmin Boro' 4,072 

/ Middle Division . . 22,094 

East ) North Division . . . 7,744 

Hundred) Launceston Boro' . . 2,935 

' ( South Division . . . 10,050 

Falmouth Boro' 6,294 

HeUton'Boro' ...... 3,797 

Kerrier ( East Division . . . 20,090 

Hundred I West Division . . . 21,169 

Leenewth. > 8,729 

Liskeard Boro' 4,700 

Penryn Boro' ...... 3,079 

Penzance Boro' 10,414 

Penwith ( Kast Division . . . 53,612 

Hundred 1 We»t Division . . . 31,055 

rEast Division . . . 23,120 

Powder ) South Division . . . 8,101 

Hundred 1 Tywardreath Division 11,000 

( West Division . . . 23,437 

Pyder 17,224 

St Ives Boro' 0,965 

Stratton 8,168 



PETTY SB8S. DIV.-Hxmtinued. 

Pop. 

Trigg 9,530 

Truro Boro' 11,049 

West Hundred 19,m57 



UEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 
Middle Division . 
North Division . 
SouUi Division 
East Division . .- 
West Division . . 



East 
Hundred 



Kerrier 
Hundred 
Lesnewtii 

Penwith i East Division . . . 

Hundred (West Division. . . 

? East Division . . . 

Powder I South Division . . 

Hundred ) I'y wardreath Division 

( West Division. . . 

Pyder ........ 

Stratton 3,962 

Trigg 0,703 

West Hundred 11.620 



10,869 

6,170 

7,900 

10,309 

11,667 

4,385 

27,481 

19,623 

11,214 

3,827 

6.208 

15,710 

8.130 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



Bodmin . . . 

Camborne . . 

Falmouth . . 
Falmouth Parish 

Hayle , . . 

Helston . . . 

Launceston . . 

Liskeard. . . 

Ludgvan. . . 

Madron . . . 

Newquay • . 

Padstow . . . 

Penryn . . . 

Penxance. . . 

Pbillack . . . 

Redmih . . . 

St Austell . . 

StColumb . . 

Stives . . . 

Truro , . • 



Mun. Bor. 

To%n . 

Mun. Bor. 

LocBd. 

Loc. Bd. 

Mun. Bor. 
( Mun. Bor. 
t LocBd. 

Mun. Bor. 

Lor. Bd. 

LocBd. 

LocBd. 

LocBd. 

Mun. Bor. 

Mun. Bor. 

Ix>cBd. 

LocBd. 

LocBd. 

LocBd. 

Mun. Bor. 

Mun. Bor. 



Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in year eodhig April, 1871 £1 ,342, 783 

Gross Estimated Rental accordhig to Yalnation Lists approved for 1871 « « « . . 1,344,105 

Amount of Rateable Value „ „ n » 1,107,071 

Amount levied lor County and Police Rates in year ending Mich., 1871 19,754 

Ajnount levied for Poor iUtes in (TMon Onmty in year ending LadtyHlay, 1871 152,938 



6 
8 



1 

3 

1 
1 
1 
1 

a 
1 



Plop. 

4,672 

7,T57 

6.304 

6.177 

1.180 

3,7»t 

3,935 

3,468 

4.700 

2,960 

2.027 

1,121 

1,991 

3,679 

10,414 

4.166 

10,686 

3,803 

1,113 

6,966 

11,049 



00T7MTY BTATIBTIOS: OnMBBELAlO) ; DBBBY. 



161 



OXJMBBBIiAND. 

This Comity has an area of 970,161 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 220,253 persons 
(males 109,079, females 111,174). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 103,023 
persons, or 88 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the Coun^ is divided into East Cumberland, including the repre- 
sented city of Carlisle ; and West Cumberland, including the represented boroughs of Cockermouth and 
Whitehaven. The Conn^ comprises five wards and the city of Carlisle. 

There is one Court of Quarter Sessions for the County, and it is divided into ten Petty Sessional 
Divisions. The city of Carlisle has a separate Commission of the Peace, and maintains its own police. 
There are two Police Divisions for the County ; seven Lieutenancy Sub^livisions for militia purposes ; and 
five Highway Districts have been formed. 

The County is in the Diocese of Carlisle, with the exception of the parish of Alston, which is in the 
Diocese of Durham. 

In all Registration and Census matters Citmbeblakd is r^rded as forming part of the Tbnth Rbqis- 
TBATiOK Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' Districts, 
or Poor Law Unions^ is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in another part 
of this volume. 



POFVLATIOir OF OoovTr, 
1801-1871. 



PoruLATio* wiTBDr PASLUMnTAST Jjotm or 18T1. 



Oensiis 


Popu- 
Utkm. 


InoraaM 


Yean. 


peroeni. 


1801 


117,230 


• . 


1811 


133,00S 


14 


1821 


160,124 


17 


1831 


109,202 


8 


1841 


178,038 


• 


1851 


106,492 


10 


1801 


206,270 


• 


1871 


220,253 


f 



Purliamenteiy DhiBloiu and Boroughs. 



Bait OnosuAn)^ (inOmding Rep. / 
WBor CcMBnLAirD/ Oty&Boro's) \ 

Eaot dncBULAn) » (ggdudinf Bfo, i 
Wmn CDMBSBLAin) j CHj k Boro's) ] 

OwUdeaty 

OockennoaUi Boro^ 

Wtaitebftwn Boro' 



In- 
habited 
Houses. 



21,216 
22,840 



16,150 

0,005 
1,603 
3,840 



Fopnlstion. 



Persons. 



104,071 
116,582 



73,022 

00,195 

31,049 

0,930 

I8,ttl 



Males. 

61,170 
67,909 



30,539 

45,811 

14,031 
3,181 
8,917 



Females. 



53,501 
67,073 



37,083 

U,384 

10,418 
8,756 
9,634 



Naof 
ElecUMV. 



11,470 
8,098 



7,050 

5.607 

4,420 
1,004 
1,907 



Memben 

Re- 
tamed. 



4 
4 



2 

2 

2 
I 
1 



PETTT SESSIONAL D1V1SI0N& 

Pbpu 

Allerdale-aboTe-Derwent • • • 48,054 

AUflnSaIe-bek>w.Der«reot . . • 21,092 

BooUe 7,448 

Brampton 10,008 

OarUaUa^ 31,049 

Combtrland Want 17,177 

Derwenl 28,474 

KMwick 0,270 

Leath Ward 29,039 

Lioagtown 8,208 

WwUDfftoo 12,179 



UEUTENAMGT SOB-DIYlSlOKa 

Male Pop. 

AUerdale-above-Dsrwent . . . 28,807 

Allerdale-below-Denrent . • . 10,348 

Bootle 3,943 

Camberlaad 22,919 

Derwent 18,030 

Eskdale 9,488 

14.883 



PRINCIPAL TOWN& 



Brampton . • 
Oariideatj . 
GleatorMoor . 
Ottdper month . 
Hpramont . 
HlkmeColtiam 
Keswick 
I^xigtown • • 
Maryport • • 
Penritii ... 
Whitehaycn . 
Wigton. . . 
Woridngtoo . 



Town • • 

Mnn. Bor. • 

LocBd.. • 
Loo. Bd. • 

Town • • 

LoaBd.. . 

Loc Bd. • • 

Town . . 
Imp.Ooa.DiBt 

Lo&Bd.. . 

LocBd.. . 
Town 

LoaBd. . • 



Pop. 
2,017 

31,049 
5,629 
••llf 
2,377 
4,007 
2.777 
1,940 
7,448 
0,817 

17,008 
8,42S 
7,979 



Amomtt of Seal Property assessed to the Ineome and Property Tax (Scbed. A.) in year ending April, I87I £1,107,007 

Oroes estimated Rental according to Taxation Lists approved for 1871 1,230,929 

Amowit of Rateable Value „ „ „ n 1,081,038 

Amoont leried for Ooun^ and Police Bates in year codiDg MIcfan 1871 • . • • 22,004 

Anwul levied for Poor Batao in CTMonOMM^r in year ending La47-day, 1871. . • 00,101 



This County has an area of 666,243 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 879,394 persons 
(males 190,657,' females 188,787). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 217,827 
persons, or 135 per cent. 

For j)arliamentary representation the County is divided into £ast. North, and South Derbyshire ; and 
it contams one represented boroush, the limits of which were extended in 1868. The County comprises 
six hundreds, ana the municipal boroughs of Chesterfield, Derby, and Glossop, the latter having been 
incorporated in 1866. 

There is one Court of Quarter Sessions for the County, and it is divided into thirteen Petty Sessional 
Divisions : the borough of Derby has a Commission of the Peace and a separate Court of Quarter Sessions ; 
and the boroughs of Chesterfield and Glossop have Commissions of the Peace. The PoUoe Divisicms are 
nearly identical with these for Petty Sessions. The borou^ of Chesterfield, Derby, snd Gloraop main- 
tain tiieir own police. There arb mx Lieutenancy Sub-divisions for militia purposes ; and at the Census 
date one Hi>;hway District had been formed, but it has since been dissolved. 

Many of the ancient parishes in this County are large, and are divided into Townships. Parts of seven 
parishes extend into adjoinii^ Counties : viz. Appleby, Packin^n, and Ravenstone, hito Leicester ; 
burton-upon-Trent, Clifton Campville, Croxall, and Scroptom, into Stafford. The County is in the 
Diocese of Lichfield, with the exception of parts of the parishes of Appleby, Hartshorn, and Packingtoit, 
and the parish of Boundary. 



162 



OOUNTY STA^PIBTIOS : DBB8T ; DEVOM. 



In all Begistration and Census matters Dbbbtshire is regarded as forming part of the Sevskth 
BsoiSTBATiON DIVISION, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is ^ven in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 



VOrULATlOH OF OODUTT, 

1801-1871. 



PoruLATiOH wimnr Pabuaicbitakt Lncns ni 1871. 



Qensus 
Yean. 


Popalft- 
tlon. 


Increase 
percent. 


1801 


1«1,5«7 


• • 


1811 


185,487 


16 


1821 


213,651 


16 


1831 


237,170 


11 


1841 


272,202 


15 


1851 


296,084 


9 


1861 


339,327 


15 


1871 


379,394 


13 



Parliamentuy DlTiaion« and Borougha. 



£a0T DsRBTaHimB . 

NOSTH DdBTaHimB 



In- 
habited 
Honaea. 



21,606 
19,062 



South DiBuv8Huui(<neIiMUii^R«[».Boro')' 87,661 



South Dbrbtshibb (exciuding Bep.Boro') 24 , 998 
Derby Boro' 12,653 



PopolaitoQ. 



Persona. 



108,916 

89,675 

180,803 



Malea. 



57,130 
43,247 
90,280 



119,422 
61,381 



60,398 
29,882 



Females. 



51,786 
46,428 
90,523 



59,024 
31,499 



Ma Of 
KlectoTB. 



4,683 

6,614 

18,251 



Re- 
tamed. 



s 

4 



8,096 
10,155 



3 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIYlSIONa 

Pop. 

Alfreton 31,965 

Appletree 5,677 

Aahbome 11,179 

Bakewell 20,029 

Helper 19,976 

Cfaapel-en-le-Frith 24,921 

Cbeaterfleld 39,425 

Chesterfield Boro' ii.427 

Derby 37,033 

Derl^ Boro' 49,810 

Eddngton 26,099 

Glossop 5,074 

GloaaopBoro' 17,046 

Repton and Orealey 26,860 

Socialley 85,440 

Wirksworth 17,533 



LIEDTEKANCY Sl7B-DrVlSI0N& 



Appletree .... 
High Peak .... 
Morle«ton and Utchorch 
BepCon and Greeley . 
Scarsdale .... 
Wirksworth. . . . 



Male Pop. 

. 16,446 

. 31,204 

. 59,339 

. 14,495 

. 57,130 

. 12,043 



PRINCIPAL TOWNa 

Pop. 

Alfreton .... Loc. Bd. . 8,680 

Alraston and Bonlton Loc. Bd. . 851 

' Aahbome .... LocBd. . 2,083 

, BakeweU .... LocBd. . 2,283 

Baalow and Baboell . LocBd. . 811 

' Belpcr Town . 6,527 

' Bon§aU LocBd. . 1,246 

Buxton Locfid. . 3,717 

Chcaterfleld . . . Man.Bor. 11,427 



PRINCIPAL 

ClayCrosB . . . 
Derby . . . 
Dronfleld . . 
FVUrfleld . . 
Gloesop. . . 
Heege . . . 
Heanor . . . 
Ilkeston . . 
Litcburdi . . 
Matlodc . . 
Matlock Bath 
ScarthinNick 
M«lboume . 
North Darley 
Ripley . . 
South Darley 
Staveley . 
Wirksworth 



TOymS—conHmudL 

Fopu 
• Town . 4,802 
. . Man Bor.. 40,810 
. . LocBd. . 2.476 
. . LocBd. . 1.134 
. . MiULBor. 17.046 
. . LocBd. . 2,196 
. . LocBd. . 4,888 
. . LocBd. . 9.662 
. . LocBd. . 11,093 
LocBd. . 8,834 

''j. LocBd, 

Town. 
LocBd. 
LocBd. 
LocBd. 
Town . 
Town . 



audi 



1,388 

2,802 
1,657 
6,639 
60S 
2,441 
3,338 



Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in year ending April, 1871 £1,707,650 

Gross Estimated ReoUl according to Valoation Lists approved for 1871 1,838,718 

Amennt of Rateable Valne „ „ „ „ 1,668,911 

Amennt leried for OomiQr and Police Rates in jrear ending Mich.. 1871 26,356 

Amomit levied for Poor Rates in Union County in year ending Lady-day, 1871 102,307 



DEVON 



This County has an area of 1,655,161 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 601,374 persons 
(males 285,248, females 316,126). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 261,066 
persons, or 77 per cent. ' 

For parliamentary.representation the County is divided into East, North, and South Devon, and it 
contains six represented cities* and boroughs. It comprises thirty-three hundreds, the citv of Exeter, and 
the municipal boroughs of Barnstaple, Bideford, Dartmouth, Devonport, Honiton, Plymouth, South 
Molton, Tiverton, Torrington, and Totnes. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into twenty-two Petty Sessional 
Divisions. The city of Exeter (a County of itselO, and the boroughs of Barnstaple, Bideford, Dartmouth, 
Devonport, Plymouth, South Molton, Tiverton, and Totnes, have Commissions of the Peace and, with the 
exception of Totnes, separate Courts of Quarter Sessions. The jurisdiction of the Court of the Yioe< 
Waiden of the Stannaries extends to all Companies formed to work mines of metallic minerals within 
the Counties of Devon and Cornwall, and over all transaotioiis connected therewith. 

There are thirteen Police Divisions in t^e County, each consisting of one or more Petty Sessional 
Divisions. The dty of Exeter, and the boroughs of Barnstaple, Bideford, Devonport, Plymouth, South 
Molton, Tiverton, and Totnes, have l^eir own police. There are twenty-three Lieutenancy Sub-divisions, 
one oomprising tiie city of Exeter; the other twenty-two being mostly identical with Petty Sessional 
Divisions. The Highway Act has only been partially adopted in this County. Of the twenty-five High- 
way Districts, fifteen are identical witli Petty Sessional Divisions, the remaining ten Districts bemg com- 
priied within five of such divisions. 

Parts of three parishes extend into adjoining Counties — ^viz. Axminster into Dorset, Boyton into 
Cornwall, and Exmoor into Somerset. The whole County is in the Diocese of Exeter, with the exception 
of parts of certain parishes which are in the Diocese of Salisbury. 

In all R^:iBtration and Census matters Devonshtrb is regarded as forming part of the Fifth Hegis- 
TB4TI0N DiviBiOK, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Kedstrai's' Districts, 
or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in another part 
of this volume. 



OODMTT SIATISIiaS : DEVON; DOBSBT. 



163 



Pqpvlahom or Goovtt, 

1801-1871. 



PopuiATioM wnrnv PAKUAimrrABr Loczn or I8tl. 



Censos 


Popula- 


j Increase 


Teara. 


tion. 


peroenk 


1801 


340,308 


• • 


1811 


382,778 


12 


1821 


438,417 


16 


1831 


493,008 


13 


1841 


532,959 


8 


1851 


567,098 


• 


1861 


584,373 


8 


1871 


601,374 


3 



Parliamentazy DivisionB and Boroughs. 



EastDitov 
North I^ktoh 
Sooth DiyoH 

EabtDbvoit 

NOBTH DKTOM 

SodihDbvon 

Exeter City . . 
Bturnstaple Boro* 
Tiverton Boro* . 
Devonport Boro' 
Pljmontii Boro' 
Taylstook Boro' . 



(indudtng Bep. City 
and Borougns) 



In. 
habited 
Houses. 



(exehiding Rep. City 
and Boroughs) 



I 



39,214 
31,755 
34,231 



Populaiion. 



Persons. 



31,724 

37,234 

19,977 

7,490 
2,349 
2,172 
5,609 
7,512 
1,133 



205,014 
162,612 
243,748 



'Males. Females. 



160,788 

130,775 

101,898 

44,226 
11,813 
10,024 
64,034 
70,001 
7,725 



93,510 .111,504 

73,568 . 79,044 

118,170 125,678 



No. of 
Electors. 



Members 

Be. 
turned. 



73,950 

63,766 

50,431 

19,560 

5,294 

4,508 

32,062 

32,079 

3,608 



86,838 

67,009 

51,467 

24,666 

6,519 

6,516 

31,982 

38,012 

4,117 



16.351 
12,688 
16,986 



10,199 

9,883 

8,160 

6,152 
1,636 
1,169 
3,306 
4,671 
849 



4 
6 
7 



2 

3 

3 

2 
2 

a 

2 
2 
1 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONa 

Pop. 

Axminster 13,432 

Barnstaple Boro' 11,659 

Bideford 12.723 

Bideford Boro' 6,969 

Braunton 25,271 

Crediton 15,497 

Crockemw^ 10,179 

Cullompton , 26,075 

Dartmouth Boro' 6.338 

Devcnport Boro' 49,449 

Ermington & Plympton . . . 20,794 

Exeter City 84,660 

Great Torrington 13,684 

Hatherlelgh 10,117 

Holsworthj ....... 9,336 

Honiton 11,740 

Llfton 9,159 

Midland Roborough .... 9,053 

Otterj 12,709 

Paignton 38,992 

Plymouth Boro' 68,758 

Roborough 14,586 

South Molton 22,283 

South Molton Boro' 3,978 

Stanborough & Coleridge . . . 26,823 

Tavistock 18,514 

Teignbrldge 40,653 

Tiverton Boro' 10,024 

TotnesBoro' 4,073 

Wonford 28,923 

Woodbury 16,035 



UEUTENANCT SUB^DIYISIONS. 

Male Pop. 
6.438 



Axminster 

Bideford 9 

Braunton 17 

Crediton 7 

CrockemweU 6 

Cullompton. . . . 
Ermington k Plympton 



144 
286 
473 
273 
17.646 
10,050 



Exeter City 16,422 

Great Torrington 6,128 

Hatherlelgh 6,138 

Holsworthy 4,724 

Honiton 6,740 

Lifton . ' 4,638 

Midland Roborough .... 35,933 

Ottery 6,820 

Palgntoa 17,421 

Roborough 32,052 

South Molton 13,769 

Stanborough & Coleridge . . 16,735 

Tavistock 9,356 

Teignbridge 18,593 

Wonford . . ' 13,498 

Woodbury 7,072 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



Ashbnrton 

Bampton 

Barnstaple 

Barnstaple 

Bideford 



Town . . . 
LocBd. . • 
Mun. Boro' . 
Imp. Com. Disi. 
Mun. Boro' . 



Pop. 
2,336 
1,111 
11,659 
8,918 
6,969 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS— eoneinued. 



Brixham, liover 
Crediton . . 
Cullompton . . 
Dartmouth . . 
Dawlish . . . 
Devonport . . 
Exeter City . . 
Exmouth . . . 
Honiton . . . 
Ilfracombe . . 
LyikUui ... 
Northam . . 
Okebampton . 
Otteiy St. Mary 
P^gnton . . 
Plymouth . . 
St. Maty Church 
St. Thomas the 
Apostle . . 
Sldmouth . . 
South Molton . 
Tavistock . . 
Teignmouth . 
Tiverton . . 
Tivert<m • • 
Topsham . . 
Torquay . . 
Torrington . . 
Totnes . . . 
Wolborottgh . 



} 







Pbpi 


LocBd. . . 


. 


4,941 


Imp. Com. Dist. 


4,222 


Town . . 




2,205 


Mun. Boro* . 




5,338 


LoaBd.. . 




8,623 


Mun. Boro' . 




49,449 


Mun. Boro' . 




34,650 


LocBd.. . 




6,614 


Mun. Boro' . 




8.464 


LocBd. . . 




4,721 


LocBd. . . 




1,170 


LocBd. . . 




4,339 


LocBd.. . 




1,900 


LocBd.. . 




4,110 


LocBd.. . 




3,590 


Mun. Boro' • 




68,758 


LocBd. . . 




4,472 


LocBd. . . 




6,166 


LocBd.. . 




3.360 


Mun. Boro' . 




3.978 


Par. Boro' . 




7,725 


LocBd. . . 




6,751 


Mun. Boro' . 




10,024 


Imp. Com. Disi 


7,380 


Town • , 




2,614 


LocBd. . . 




21,657 


Mun. Boro' . 




3,529 


Mun. Boro' . 




4,073 


LocBd. . . 




6,082 



Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in year ending April, 1871 £3,203,687 

Gross Esthnated Rental aoooidteg to Valuation LUto approved for 1871 8,028,264 

Amount of Rateable Value „ ., „ „ 2,661,835 

Amount levied for County and Police Rates in year endhig Mich., 1871 28,130 

Amount levied for Poor &itos in I7hi9n Citmiity in year ending La4y*day, 1871 804,317 



DOBSETSHHtE. 



This Connty has an area of 627,265 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 195,537 personr. 
(males 95,616, females 99,921). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 81,086 
persons, or 71 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the Ck>unty is an undivided constituency, and it contains six repre- 
sented boroughs. It comprises thirty-four hundreds, twenty-two liberties, and the municipal boroughs of 
Blandford, Bridport, Dorchester, Lyme Regis, Poole, Shaftesbury, and Weymouth and Meloombe Regis. 

The County nas one Court of Quarter Scions, and is divided into nine Petty Sessional Divisions. The 
borough of Poole, a County of itself, has a Commission of the Peace and a separate Court of Quarter 
Sessions ; the boroughs of &idport, Dorchester, Lyme Regis, and Weymouth and Melcombe R^s have 
Commissions of the Peace ; and the town of Wareham, as an old corporate borough, holds Annual General 
Sessions. 

For Police purposes the County is divided into nine Divisions. The boroughs of Blandford, Dorchester, 
Poole, and Weymouth and Melcombe Regis have their own police. There are nine Lieutenancy Sub- 
divisions, and nine Highway Districts have been formed. 

Part of the parish of Tollard Royal is in Wiltshire, part of Aiiminster in Devon, and part of the parish 
of Hampreston has hitherto been regarded as being in Hants, but the Clerk of the Peace ccxisiders that 
the whole parish is now in Dorset. The whole County is in the Diocese of Salisbury. 

In all K^stration and Census matters Dobsbtshibs is regarded as forming part of the Fifth 
Rbgistbation Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 

M 2 



Iff* 



COWTY STATISTICS : BORSBT : DUBHAK. 



PoruLATKnr ny Covm, 

1801-18tl. 



PopiTLATfOV wmnr PAxuAmaTABT Lmns n 1871. 



Cetuos 


Popal*- 
tlon. 


IncTfttBe 


Years. 


per oeot. 


1801 


114,452 


• • 


1811 


124,718 


9 


1821 


144,930 


16 


1831 


169,386 


10 


1841 


176.064 


10 


18fll 


184.207 


6 


1861 


188,789 


2 


1871 


196,637 


4 



Comtyuid Borooi^tt. 



In. 
baUted 
Houses. 



DousTSHiBB (imdudif»g Rep. Boro'O . 39,410 



DoBsraHims (eaoobiding Rep. Boro'i) . > 29,496 

Bridport BoToP I 1,666 

Dorchester Boro* 1,091 

Poole Boro' ! 2,127 

ShaflPsbuTT Boro\|wr«^* .... l,«00 

WarehaiB Boro' ^ 1,3U 

Weymouth and Meloombe Regis Boro' . ' 2,198 



Fopolatka. 
Persons, i Males. iFemales. 



196,687 I 96,616 i 99,921 



143,478 


71,323 


72,166 


7,670 


3,604 


4,166 


6,916 


3.374 


3,641 


10,097 


4.717 


6,380 


7.686 


3,661 


3,926 


6,632 


3,238 


8,294 


13,269 


6,799 


7,460 



No. of 



14,004 



It 



7,300 

083 

656 

1,410 

1,306 

072 

1.3S0 



1 

1 
1 
1 

1 

2 



* Part of the parliamentary borough of Shaftesbory is In WilU : the number of electors stated above is for the entire borooglB. 



PETTY SliSSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Blandford 13,635 

Brldport 23,476 

BridportBoro' 7,670 

Oerae 7,697 

Dorchester 31,738 

'Dorchester Boro' 6,915 

Lyme Regis Boro' 2,333 

I'ooleBoro' 10,097 

Shaslon (or Shaitesbury) . . . 16,387 

^erborne 12,623 

Sturmlnster 11,512 

Wareham 16,198 

WareharaTown » 2,636 



PKTTY SE3S. VIY. —cor Umud. 

Pop. 
Weymouth and Melcombe Regis I, « a.^ 
Boro' J13,369 

Whnbome 21,663 

LIEUTENANCY SUB.DIVISION& 

Male Pop. 

Blandford 6,467 

Brldport 15,880 

Geme 3,793 

Dorchester 26,019 

Shaftesbury 7,366 

Sherborne 6,771 

Sturminster 6,811 

Wareham 9,107 

Wimbome ....... 16,412 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



Blandford . . 
Blandford Forum 

Bridport . • 

Dorciiefeter . . 

Lyme Regis . . < 

Poole . . . 

Portland . . . ' 

Shaftesbury. . 

Sherborne . . 

Wareham . . 

Weymouth . . 

Wimbome .' . 



Mnn. Bor. 
LocBd. 
Mun. Bor. 
Mun. Bor. 
Mun. Bor. 
imp. Cum. 
Mun. IWr. 
LoaBd. 
Man Bor. 
Loc. Bd. 
Town . 
Mun. Bor. 
Town . 



Dial. 



▲mount of Real Property ansewed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in year ending April, l87l £1 ,142,417 

Gross Estimated Rental according to Valuation Lists approved for 1871 1,066,398 

Amount of Rateable Value m m ■* n 909,807 

Amount levied for County and Police Rates In year anding Mich., 1871 . 16,617 

Amount levied for Poor Bates in Union CMmtif in year eullng Lady*day, 1871 116,690 



Pbft 

2.631 

4,611 
7.67» 
6,915 
2.333 
2.603 

10. oi: 

9,9«: 

2.472 

6.S4i 

2. 636 

13.2>9 

2,113 



DUBHAM. 

This County Palatine has an area of 647,592 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 685,089 
persons (males 353,117, females 331,972). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increaaed 
by 535,705 persons, or 359 per cent. 

For parliamentanr representation the Coimty is divided into North and South Durham, and it ooo- 
tains one represented city and six represented boroughs. It comprises four Wards, the city of Durham, 
and the municipal boroughs of Gateshead, Hartlepool, South Shields, Stockton, Sunderland, and Darlington, 
the latter having been incoriK>rated in 1867. llie municipal borough of Sunderland was enlaiged in 1867. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into fifteen Petty Sessional Divisions. 
The city of Durham and the boroughs of Darlington, Grateshead, Hartlepool, South Shields, Stockton, and 
Sunderland have Commissions of the Peace. 

There are twelve PoUce Divisions, each comprising one or more Petty Sessional Divisions. The Polioa 
Divisions of Darlington and Stockton respectively include the boroughs of the same name. The city of 
Durham, and the boroughs of Gkiteshead, Hartlepool, South Shields, and Sunderland have their own 
police. There are four Lieutenancy Sub-divisions, and ten Highway Districts have been formed. 

Part of the parish of Sockbum is in Yorkshire. The whole County is in the Diocese of Durham. 

In all Begistration and Census matters Durham is regarded as forming part of the Tenth Registra- 
tion Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars* Districts, or 
Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in another part of 
this volume. 



PoruLanov of OomnT, 

1801-1871. 



PoruLATioir wiTHnv PABUAMmABT Lnois or 1871. 



Oensos 


Popola- 
tlon. 


Increase 


YeaxB. 


per cent. 


1801 


149,384 


• • 


1811 


166,393 


11 


1821 


193,611 


17 


1831 


239,266 


24 


1841 


307,963 


29 


1861 


390,097 


27 


1861 


608,660 


80 


1871 


686,089 


86 



Parliamentaiy Divisions and Boron^^ 



In. 
liablted 
Houses. 



Population. 



^ovn DumAU\(i^^cludina lUsp. City ( W.626 
80DIH DuBKAM / a'dPoros) \, 46,080 



NowH DoBHAM^ (flBduding Rep. City /I «.303 
South DuBHAif / and Boro*) \ 28,774 



Durham (City) . . . 
Gateshead Boro*. . . 
Sonth Shields Boro*. . 
Sunderland Boro' . . 
Darlington Boro' . . 
Stockton Boro', part <if* 
The Hartlepook Boro^ . 



2,431 
6,386 
6,994 
13,611 
4,631 
6,667 
6,108 



Perwois. Males. Females. 



438,846 
246,244 



226,640 

149,670 

14,833 
48,627 
46,336 
104,409 
27,729 
30,642 
38,303 



224,381 
128,736 

118,981 

I 78,324 

I 7,132 
I 24,642 

22,750 
I 60,976 
i 14,184 
< 16,164 

20,074 



'214,464 
'117, 608 



106,669 

71,246 

7,701 
24,085 
22,586 
63,433 
13,645 
14,438 
18,229 



NaoT 
Electors. 



Memben 

Ke. 
tonied. 



37,386 
21,830 



10,312 

9,638 

1,940 
8,362 
7,378 
9,388 
3,698 
4,948 
3,746 



8 
5 



a 

a 

a 
1 
1 
a 
1 
1 
1 



* The borough of Stockton Is partly iltuate in Torktikire : (he number of electors stated above is for the entire borough. 



COUNTY STATISnOB : DURHAM ; B88SI. 



165 



Chester 
Wiird 

Darlington^ 
Ward 

Darlington 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

East 68,372 

Middle . . . . 19.823 

Weat 40.521 

North-west . . . 69,802 

South-East . . . 11.059 

Soath-West . . . U,815 

Stanhope. . . . 19,156 

TO* ..... 27,729 

Durham Ward 46,644 

Durham City 14,406 

? North. .... 29.617 

Easlngton 1 South 23,170 

Ward ) Seaham Harbour . 13,674 

(Sunderland . . . 14,653 

Gateshead Boro' 48,627 

UarUepool 26.804 

HarUepool Boro' 13,166 

South Shields Boro*. . .' . . 46,336 

Stockton CNonh-Bast . . . 6,444 

Ward tSouth-West . . . 6,392 



PETTY S&S. mV.'-eoiUinued, 

I'op. 
Stockton Boro' .«*.*« 27,738 
Sumlerland Boro' 98,242 

LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

Chester Ward 137,844 

Darlington VVaid. . . . . 83.320 
EMington Ward ..... 86,537 
Stockton Ward ' 46,416 



PRINCIl 


»AL TOWNS 


>• Pop. 


Barnard CuCle . 


LocBd. . 


. 4,306 


BenSeldfiide . . 


LocBd. . 


. 4,432 


Bishop Auckland 


Loc.Bd. . 


. 8,736 


Blaydon-on-Tyne 


LocBd. . 


. 2.969 


Chester-te-Street 


i'own . . 


. 2,450 


Oonseit . . . 


Loc Bd. . 


. 6.961 


DarUngton . . 


Muh. Bor.. 


. 27,729 


Dawdon . . . 


l^ocBd. . 


. 7,132 


Durham (City) . 


Mun.Bor. 


. 14,406 



PRINCIPAL 

Felling . . . 
Gateshead . . 
Hartlepool . . 
Houghton - le - 

Spring . . . 
Jarrow . • . 
Leadgate . . . 
Middleton • in - 

Sixanton . . 
Ryton . . « 
8»iton Carew 
South Shields . 
Southwick . . 
Spennymoor . . 
Stockton • upon - 

lees . • . 
Sunderland . . 
'iliroston . . • 
Tow Law . . 
West Hartlepool 



TOWNS-«ontiiii(0eL 

Pop. 
LocBd. . 
MiulBot. . 
Mun Bor. . 

Loc Bd. . 



\ 



LocBd. 
LocBd. 

LocBd. 

LocBd. 
LocBd. 
Mun. Bor. 
LocBd. 
Loc fid. 

Mun. Bor. 

Mun. Bor. 

LocBd. 

LocBd. 



. 6,244 
. 48,627 
. 13,166 

. 6,276 

. 18,179 
. 8,677 

. 1,049 

. 3,351 
804 

t,336 
,937 
. ♦.M7 

. 2t,738 

. 98,242 
. 1,684 
4,963 



lmp.0om.Di8t. 21,110 



Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in year ending April ,1871 £2,000,441 

QroM Estimated Rental acoordtaa« to Valuation Lists approved for 1871 2,935,326 

Amount of Rateable Value » «, •. 2,473.040 

AjEount levied for County and Police Rates in year ending Mich.. 1871 28,790 

Anxnmt levied for Poor Kates in Union OomUjf in year ending Lady-d^y, 1871 344,042 



This Gonntyhas an area of 1,055,133 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 466,436 persons 
(males 233,903, females 232,533). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 238,754 
persons, or 105 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into East, South, and West Essex, and it con- 
tains three represented boroughs. It comprises nineteen hundreds, the Liberty of Havering-atto-Bower, 
the municipal boroughs of Colchester, Harwich, Maldon, and Saffron Walden, and part of the borough of 
Sudbury (the principal part being in Suffolk). 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into eighteen Petty Sessional Divisions. 
The Central Criminal Court has jurisdiction over certain parishes in this County. The Liberty of 
Havering-atte-Bower has a separate Court of Quarter Sessions; the boroughs of Colchester, Maldon, 
Safiron vTalden, and Sudbury have Commissions of the Peace and Courts of Quarter Sessions; and 
Harwich has a Commission of the Peace. Brightlingsea is a member of the Cinque Port of Sandwich 
in Kent ; but the Justices of Essex have a concurrent jurisdiction therein, and it forms part of the 
Winstree and Lexden Petty Sessional Division. For the purposes of the County rate, the Liberty of 
Havering-atte-Bower, which comprises the parishes of Havering-atte-Bower, Homchurch, and Komford, i** 
separately rated ; and the remainder of the County is divided into an Eastern Division and a Western 
Divisionl There are ten Police Divisions of the County ; but the Irishes of Barking, Chigwell, Chingford, 
Dagenham, East Ham, Little Ilford, Loughton, Low Leighton, Waltham Abbey, Walthamstow, Wan- 
ste^, West Ham, and Woodford are within the Metropolitan Police District. The boroughs of Colchester 
and Maldon have their own police. 

The Highways Act has [)eeh partially adopted in this County, eight districts having been formed. 
There are sixteen Lieutenancy Sub-divisions for militia purposes. 

Parts of four parishes extend into adjoining counties — viz. Helion Bumstead into Cambridge ; Bures 
St. Mary, Haverhill, and K«iington into Suffolk. The County is almost entirely in the Diocese of 
Rochester. 

In all E^istration and Census matters Essex is regarded as forming part of the Fourth Rboistration 
Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' Districts, or Poor Law 
Unions, is given in tne Table relating to that Division, which will be found in another part of this volume. 



PoFDi^nov or Oocku, 

1801-1871. 



PoPULATioir woHxv Pabuamkktait ^IMRB Of 1871. 



Oeofos 
Yem. 


PMral»- 
tton. 


InoreftM 
percent. 


1801 


227,682 




1811 


252,473 


11 


1821 


289,424 


15 


1831 


317,507 


10 


1841 


844.979 


9 


1851 


369,318 


7 


1861 


404,834 


10 


1871 


466, 36 


16 



In- 
ParliamentAiy DivlsIoM and Borougbs. habited 

UoQses. 



East K88XX (tuckMUii^ Rep. Boio'b) .36,189 

SovTHEeeKX j 31,728 

Wm EB8BZ • . I ^,439 



East Esskx QaodudSng Rep. Boro's) 

Colchester Boro' ....... 

Harwich Boro 

Maldon Boro' 



28,862 

4,890 
949 

1,488 



Population. 



Ptonons. Males. iFeroales. 



No. of Members 



169,284 
181,278 
115,874 



129,711 

263,343 
6,079 
7,151 



84,066 
91,640 
68,308 



86»229 

89,738 
67,566 



63,996 

13,373 
3,15i 
3,532 



65,715 

12,970 
2,925 
3,619 



11,306 
7,632 
6,899 



S 
2 



6,086 

2,976 
637 
1,609 I 



2 
1 
1 



166 



OOUNTY SIinBTIGB: I88EX: 0L0UCE8TBB. 



PBTTT 8B8SIONAL DIVISIONa 

Popw 

BfVDtwood .••.«.• 23,T91 

Cbelmiford . . .... 33,966 

Oolcbester Boro* 26,343 

D«Qgi« 13,558 

Dinunow 14,362 

EppiDg 19,739 

FreshweU 6.929 

fUrlow 8,850 

Harwich 6,079 

Hinckford North 15,613 

. South 38,221 

nford 114,544 

MaUonBoro' 5,686 

Oogur 11,088 

Onetl 18,172 

Kochford 20,580 

SainnoD Waklen Bora* .... 5,718 

SaAhary Bmo\ pitrt qf , ... 779 

Tendriiig 22,634 

Walden 19,186 

Winttree and Lezden .... 24.036 



PETTY SESaS. VW.—oontiimtd. 

Pop. 

Witham 22,69t 

Havering-atte-Bower Uberty . 11,084 

UBUTENANCT SUB-DIVlSIONa 

Male Pop. 

Brentwood 12,001 

Chelmsford 16,174 

Colchaeter 33,575 

Dengie 9,878 

Dunmow 7,316 

Epphig 14,194 

FreshweU 3.449 

Hinckford North 7,828 

„ Sooth 13,480 

nrord 61,656 

Ongar 5,831 

Orsett 7,444 

Rochford 10,903 

Tendrtng 14,679 

Walden 12,467 

Witham 11,803 

BrigbtlingMa* 1,344 



PRINCIPAL TOWN& 



Barking . . . 

Braintree . . 

Brentwood . . 

Chelmsford . . 

Cogseshall . . 

Colchester . . 

Halstead . . 

Harwich . . 

Maldon . . . 

Mistier . . . 

Romford . . 
Saflhm Walden 

Soothend . . 
Waltham Holj 

CroM • . . 

Wanstead . . 

West Han . • 

Witham . . . 



Town . 

LocBd. 

Town . 

LocBd. 

Town . 

Mun. Bor. 

LocBd. 
(Man. Bor. 
(PsT. Com. 

Mon. Bor. 

LocBd. 

LocBd. 

Man. Bor. 

LocBd. 

^LocBi. 

LocBd. 
LocBd. 
LocBd. 



Diit 



Pop. 

6,7«6 

4,Y90 

«,T3T 

9,318 

3,9ie 

26,343 
6,783 
6,079 
4,34T 
6.666 
1,636 
6.336 
6.718 
2,808 

6.191 

6.119 

63.919 

3,347 



* Brtghtlingna. as a non-oorporate member of the Clnqoe Port of Saodwkfa. is not faltfect to the geneial law ngolatlng the MOiCia, 
bat is goyemed by 42 Qeo. III. c 72, in that respect 

Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sofaed. A.) in y«ar endlnf April. 1871 ^.921,688 

Gross Estimated Rental according to Valoation Lists approTed forl871 2,724,078 

Amount of Rateable Valoe „ ^ •• *. 2,334,388 

Amount leried for Coonty and Police Rates in year endtag Mich., 1871 47,976 

Amount leTied for Poor Rates in {7ii<ai» OMMUy fa& year eoding Lady-day, 1871 275.466 



GLOXTOESTEBSHIBE. 

This County has an area of 804,977 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 534,640 persons 
i(males 262,693, females 282,047). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by ^3,917 
persons, or 113 per cent 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into East and West Gloucestershire, and it 
contains two represented cities and four represented boroughs and part of a fifth (viz. Cricklade, in Wilts). 
It comprises twenty-nine hundreds (including the Duchy of Lancaster), the city of Gloucester, the 
greater part of the city of Bristol, and the municipal borough of Tewkesbury. The remainder of Bristol 
is in Somersetshire. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into twenty-four Petty Sessional Divisions. 
The cities of Bristol and Gloucester, which are Counties of themselves, and the Borough of Tewkesbury, 
have Oommissioiis of the Peace and separate Courts of Quarter Sessions. 

The County PoUoe Divisions, of which there are eleven, are mostly conterminous with groups of Petty 
Sessional Divisions. The city of Bristol has its own police. There are nineteen Lieutenancy Sub-divisions 
for militia purposes ; and nineteen Highway Districts, which comprise, however, only a part of the County. 

Parts of five parishes extend into adjoining Counties — viz. Broughton Poggs into Oxon ; llmingtoD, 
Welford, and Weston-on-Avon, into Warwick ; and Overbury into Worcester. The County is partly in 
the Dioceses of Gloucester and Bristol, Hereford, Oxford, and Worcester. 

In all Registration and Census matters Gloucestbbshibb is regarded as forming part of the Sixth 
Reoistbation Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars* 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 



POFDLATIOM OF GOUHTT, 
1801-1871. 



PopDLATioir wiTBnr Pabuaxkxtast Lonrs zv 1871. 



Oenaos 
Years. 



Ponnla- 
tton. 



Increaie 
par cent 



PtfUamentazy Divialons and Boron^n. 



Jn. 
habited 
Hooaea. 



1801 


260,733 


• • 


1811 


286,966 


14 


1821 


336,190 


18 


1831 


387,898 


16 


1841 


431.495 


11 


1861 


468.806 


e 


18fl 


486,770 


• 


1871 


634,640 


10 



Bast Glooosstsb 
Wnr GtoucBflTSB 



{ 



\ (t'nclMKfi^ Bep. / 
/ CitieaaDdBoro%)\ 

EACT6u>ucnm \((ixduduigB^ 
WwrQLOucwtwi / CiUea and ^oro^i) 

Cheltenham BoTo' ....... 

Girenceeter Boro' 

Cricklade Boro'.jMHqf* .... 

Olonoester Oty , 

Strond Boro' ....!..., 

Tewkeebnry Boro' 

Bristol Cftj.ixiitq^t 



46,723 
66,761 



20,139 

32,882 

8,321 
1,699 
102 
6,700 
8,644 
1,218 
22,869 



Popolattoo. 



Persona. Males. Females. 



No. of 
Electors. 



221,498 
313,142 



104,324 
148,269 



117,174 
' 164, 873 



92,936 

168,777 

44,619 

7,681 

499 

31,844 

38,610 

6,409 

164,365 



46,184 
79,000 

18,370 

3,692 

261 

16,429 

17,768 
2,620 

69,269 



46,762 
79,777 

26.149 

8,989 

238 

16,416 

20,842 
8.789 

86,096 



26,086 
33,276 



9,332 

11,469 

8,633 
1,076 

4.681 

6,767 

707 

21,816 



Membos 

Re- 
turned. 



» 
4 



2 

S 

1 
1 

• • 

a 

2 

1 

a 



* The borooffh of CHcklade is mostly in WUUhire, where the number of electors and members Is retnmed. 
t The dtj of Bristol extends Into S0wter§eUhire: the number of electors given above Is fw the entire dtj. 



COUlfTT STATISTIGS: GL0UCB8TBB; HANIB. 



167 



PETTY SfiSSlONAL DiVlSiONa 

Fop. 

Boiulqr ........ 4,607 

Bristol Citj.par^^ .... 164.366 

Oampden 8,160 

Cheltenham 66,776 

Clrenoeetcr ....... 16,003 

Goteford 16,601 

Darsley 7,664 

Fairford 7,907 

Gloanester 25,618 

Olouoetter City ...... 18,341 

Horaley 13,446 

LawfbrdsGate ....;. 54,704 

L/dnej 6.678 

Moreton. ........ 3,660 

Newent 7,956 

Kewnham ; . 22.804 

Morthleach 8,150 

Sodbory 14,958 

Stow 9,368 

Stroud 19,977 

Tetbury t . . 6,748 

Tewkesbury 6,145 

Tewkesbniy Boio' 6,400 

Thombury 13,368 

Amount of Real Property 



P£rrT SBS8. Diy,-'Continme(k 

Pi.p. 

Whitmlnster 14,891 

Winchcorob 9,521 

WottoD-niidfr-Edge .... 7,027 

LIEUTENANCY SUB-DlVlSIONa 

Male Pop. 

Bristol City, pore qf .... 69,369 

Campden 5,350 

Cheltenham ..,.,. 26,287 

Cirencester 7,337 

Coleford. ....... 11,957 

Dursley 9,156 

Fairford. . 4,170 

Gloucester City , . . . * 8,828 

Gtouoester 16.394 

LawfordaGate 27,088 

Newent 4.346 

Newnham ...»..• 11*184 

Northleach 4,096 

Sodbury 7.428 

Stow-on-the-Wold 6,305 

Stroud 17.933 

Teibury 4,113 

Tewkesbury ...;.. 6,322 
Thombury 6,043 

to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) In 



PRINCIPAL TOWN& 



Awre ... 
Barton 8t Mary 
Barton St Michael 
BIsley . . . 
Bristol CttT . . 
Charlton Kings 
Cheltenham 
Cirencester . . 
Dursley . . . 
Gloucester City. 
Horfield . . 
Klsgsholm St. 

Craierlne . 
Newnham . 
Stroud End . 
Stroud . . 
Teibury . . 
Tewkesbury 
Wesibory-on- 

Sevem 
Wotton-under- 

Edge . . 






.} 



Lor.Bd. 
LoaBd. 
LocBd. 
LoaBd. 
Mun. Bor. 
LocBd. 
Imp. Com. 
Imp. Com. 
Town . 
Mun. Bor. 
LoaBd. 

LoaBd. . 

LocBd. 
LocBd. 
LoaBd. 
imp. Com. 
Mun. Bor. 

LocBd. 
Town . 



bist. 

DisL 



Dist. 



Pop. 

1,346 
6.841 
2,576 
4,986 
182.562 
3.680 

41.923 
4,685 
2,413 

18.341 
2.986 

977 

1,488 
896 
7,082 
3,349 
6,409 

2.496 
2.3U 



Groas Estimated Bental acttmUng to Valuation Lists approved for 187 i 
Amount of Rateable Value . .„ ^ •• m • . 

Amount levied for Gountv and TfAioe Rates in year ending Mich.. 1871 . . 
Amoaat levied Xor Poor Rates in Union County in year ending Lady-day, 1871 



year endhig April. 1871 ^(2.662,612 

2,889.195 

, 2,480,813 

30.686 

, 266,276 



This County has an area of 1,032,105 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 544,684 persons 
(males 275,393, females 269,291). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 
325,394 persons, or 148 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County forms three divisions, viz. North Hants, South Hants, 
and the Isle of Wight. The city of Winchester and the boroughs of Andover and Petersfield are in the 
Northern Division ; and the boroughs of Christchurch, Lymington, Portsmouth, and Southampton are in 
the Southern Division. The bOTough of Newport is in the Isle of Wight. 

Hampshire (including the Isle of Wight) comprises thirty-eight hundreds, the ten liberties of Alver- 
stoke and Gosport, Beamieu, Bentley, Breamore, Dibden, Havant, Westover, East and West Soke, East 
Medina, and West Medina, the city of Winchester, and the boroughs of Andover, Basingstoke, 
Lymington, Newport, Portsmouth, I?omsey, Ryde, and Southampton. Kyde was incorporated in 1868. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into fourteen Petty Sessional Divisions. 
The city of Winchester and the boroughs of Andover, Portsmouth, and Southampton (a County of 
itself), have Commissions of the Ptace and separate Courts of Quarter Sessions ; and the boroughs of 
Basingstoke, Newport, Romsey, and Ryde have Commissions of the Peace. In the borough of Lymington 
the mayor and ex-mayor are magistrates, and the county justices have concurrent jurisdiction. 

The Police Divisions are identical with those for Petty Sessions, except that the Droxford Petty 
Sessional Division is for Police purposes united to the Fareham division. The city of Winchester, the towi 
of Southampton, and the boroughs of Portsmouth, Basingstoke, Newport, and Ryde have their own police. 

There are seventeen Lieutenancy Sub-divisions ; and twenty-three Highway Districts, exclusive of the 
Isle of Wight 

The County is almost entirely in the Diocese of Winchester, and contains parts of seven parishes which 
extend into adjoining Counties, viz. Bramshaw, West Dean, Hampreston, Steep, Stratfield Mortimer, 
Stratfieldsaye, and Whitsbury. 

In all Registration and Census matters Hampshire is regarded as forming part of the Second 
Rkgistbation Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given iu the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another port of this volume. 

POPULATIOV WITHOr PAKLUMKirrABT LIMITS T» 1871. 



rOPCLATIOll OF COUKTT, 
1801-1871. 



(VUKUS 

Years. 



Popula- 
Uon. 



IncTMse 
per ocnt 



Parliameiitaiy DivisioDS and Boroughs. 



In- 
habited 
Houses. 



1801 


219.290 


• . 


1811 


246,614 


12 


1821 


262,897 


15 


1831 


313.976 


11 


1841 


354,682 


13 


1851 


405,370 


14 


1861 


{ 481,815 


19 


1871 


544.684 


13 



NOBTH UaKTS 

South Hamts 

Wir.HT, IfiLE OK 

NoKxa Haitts 
South Haxts 



Uindtkdfng Rep. City) 
f )ind B<iro's) \ 

{ 



30,581 
65,287 
12,415 



I 



(eacdludinff Rep. City 

/and Boro s) 

Andover Boro* ....... 

Petersfield Boro* 

Winche^t^TCity 

Christchurch Boru' ...... 

Lymington Boro' ...... 

Portsmouth Boro' ...... 

6outhampt4in Boro* 

Newport Boro* 



25,4;}6 

23,296 

10.611 

1,183 
1,242 
2,720 
2.699 
1,113 
19.088 
9,091 
1,804 



Population. 



PeiaoDs. Males. Females. 



170,228 

308,237 

66,219 



142,014 

120,156 

67,697 

5,744 

6,104 
16,366 
15,416 

5,356 

113,569 

53,741 

8,522 



91,128 
152,339 



79,100 
155,898 



31.926 I 34,293 



77,183 

60,490 

27,899 

2,812 
3,030 
8,103 
6,767 
2,467 
57.568 
25,047 
4,027 



64,831 

69.666 

29,798 

2,932 
3,074 
8,263 
8,648 
2,889 
56.001 
28,694 
4,495 



No. of 
Electors. 



Mdnbeis 

Be- 
tumttL 



9,026 


f 


29,594 


8 


6,146 


a 



5,958 

9.359 

3,980 

640 

817 

1,611 

1,534 

680 

11,928 

f,093 

1,165 



a 

1 

1 
1 
a 
1 
1 
a 
a 



168 



oouinnr siatistiob: hants; hbbbford. 



PBTrr 8B38I05AL I»TISIONa 

Pop. 

Alton 15,239 

Andorer 16,099 

AndoTer Boro' ...... 5,601 

Baainggloke 12,494 

Basii^itoke Boro' 6,674 

Droxlonl 11,760 

K«Kbani 47.898 

KlnsKlere 13.613 

LTmfogton 23,1.31 

Lymington Boro' 2,474 

Newport Boro' 7,966 

OdUuun 42,283 

Petenfleld 12,168 

PortnKmUl Boro* 113,569 

Bingwood 16,997 

Romsey 11,866 

BomieTBoro' 2.066 

KydeBoro' 11,260 

SoQthampton 26,616 

BoatbunptoQ Boro' . .... 63,741 

Wight, Isle of 47,003 

Wlncbetter 20,268 

WinchMler aty 16,366 



LlKUmiANGT SUB4)IViSI0Iia 

Male Pop. 

AHon 7,740 

Andorer 10,461 

BMlDCBtoke 9,210 

Droziord ....... 6,886 

Farehun 24,728 

KiDgarlen ....... 6,812 

LymlogtoD 12,667 

Odihaan 96,493 

Petenfleld 6,136 

F^irtMiioiith Boro' 67,668 

Rlngwoud 12,623 

Romaey 6,991 

SoothamptoB 12,726 

SoathunptoB Boro^ .... 25,047 

Winchester 10,288 

Winchester City . « . » . 8,103 

Wight, lele of 31,926 

PRINCIPAL TOWNa pop. 

AUerahot . . Loc Bd. . . 21,682 

Alton . . . LocBd. . . 4,092 

A-j^_^ (Mun.Bor. . 9,601 

Anoorer . • | p^^. oom. Dirt. 4»196 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS-<9oiiMMaMd. 



ButngBtoke. . 

Bonmemooth . 

Chitotcfaurch . 

Cowes, Eut. . 

Cowes, West . 

Fareham . . 

Ooi^KMrt . . . 

Havant . . • 

Lymington. A 

Newport . ,X 

Petenfleld . 

PntsnxNiUi. . 

Bomaey . . . < 

Ryde 
8andown 

Bhanklhi . . 

Shirl^ . . . 

Southampton . 

Yentnor. . . 
Winehetter Ctty 



... 



Man.Bor. 

Inip.Ooai. 

Par. Bor. 

LocBd. 

LocBd. 

LocBd. 

LocBd. 

LocBd. 

Man. Bor. 

Loc fid. 

Mnn.Bor. 

LocBd. 

Par. Bur. 

Mun.Bor. 

Mnn.B'ir. 

Pav.Oom. 

Mnn.Bor. 

LocBd. 

LocBd. 

LocBd. 

Man. Bor. 

LocBd. 

Man. Bor. 



Pist. 



Diet 



Top. 

6.674 

B,9— 

15,41* 
1,058 
6,730 
T.OIS 
7.36C 
1,634 
2,474 
4,29ft 
7,95« 
6,947 
6,104 
113,M0 
2,0M 
4.112 

11,390 
2,310 
2,038 
5,399 

63,741 
4.841 

16,: 



Amoont of Real Property asMased to the Inoome sad Property Tax (Sdied. A.) In year ending April, 1871 jB2,ei3,691 
Gross Estimated Rental, aooording to Talnatkm Lists ^vtwred fcr 1871 2,601,809 

'^^^^'f'Jf'f^f"^**"* .•„ "« » - •» 2,188,294 

Amount lertod for Coantjr and PoUoe Rates In year ending MidL, 1971 29,810 

Amoont IsTied Jbr Poor Rates In Umm Cmmijf In year radlng U^y-day, 1871 186»] 



HEBBFOBDSHIRE. 

This County has an area of 532,898 statute acres, and its pcmulation in 1871 was 125,370 pefsoos 
(males 62,662, females 62,806). Since the fiist Census in 1801 the population has increased by 36,934 
persons, or 42 per cent. 

For paiiiamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it contains the repe- 
sented at^ of Hereford, the borough of Leominster, part of the borough of Ludlow, and part of the Radnor 
district of Ixuroughs. It comprises eleyen hundreds, the city of Hereford, and the municipal borough of 
Leominster. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into eleven Petty Sessional Divisions. The 
city of Herefoid has a Commission of Uie Peace and a separate Court of Quarter Sessions ; and the borough 
of Leominster has a Commission of the Peace. 

The Police Divisions are identiad with those for Petty Sessions. The city of Hereford and the borough 
of Leominster have their own police. There are eleven Lieutenancy Sub-divisions, and nine Highway 
Districts, which however do not comprise the whole of the County. 

Parts of ten parishes extend into adjoining counties — viz. Bockleton, Hampton Bryan, Buoknell, 
Cwmyoy, Leintwardine, Ludiford, Presteigne, Old Badnor, Richards Castle, and Stoke Bliss. The County 
is mostly in the Diocese of Oxford, but partly also in the Dioceses of Llandaff and Worcester. 

In all Registration and Census matters Hsbefordbhire is regarded as forming part of the Sixth 
Registration Diyibion, and the population of every parish in t£e several Superintendent Registrars' 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 



PGPULATIOV Of OUUBTI, 
1801-1871. 



PopuLATioir wimnr PAMUAMBtTAxr Lmns or 1871. 



OensQS 


Popnla- 
tfon. 


Jncreaee 


Years. 


per cent. 


1801 


88,486 


.• 


1811 


98,626 


6 


1921 


102,669 


10 


1831 


110,617 


8 


1841 


118,273 


2 


1891 


116,489 


s 


1861 


128,600 


7 


1871 


125,870 


1 



Coonty and BoroQgha. 



HsnDOBDflBiBB (tuckOlmg Rep. Otj } 
andBon/a) 5 

HsBBFOnoeKiu d uB ck Oim g Rep. Citj ) 
andBoro's) 3 

Hereford Citr 

I/eoinlnster Boro* 

LadlowBoro',jNir<^* 

Presteigne Boro', |Nir< ^t . • • . 



In- 
baUted 
Hooaea. 



26,871 



21,415 

8,666 

1»252 

29 

19 



Fopnlatlon. 



Penmns. 



126,870 



100,960 

18,347 

6,868 

119 

91 



Malee. 



62,562 



50,916 

8,727 

2,820 

56 

48 



Fenudea. 



62,808 



60,084 

9,620 

3,043 

63 

48 



Naof 
BlectOTa. 



12,662 



9,431 

9,29« 
838 



Re- 
tamed. 



6 



2 
1 



a • 



* The parliamentary borooi^ of Lndlow extends into flieOomitj of iSkiktp, where tlM number of electocs is reto^ 
t The principal part of tbe eontributoiy borough of Presteigne, fonnii^ part of the Radnor District of Boronghfi is sitnate tn the 
Ooontj of RadneTf and the nunber of tltcton Is retamed in that Ooonty. 



PETTY SESSIONAL DlyiSI01<I& 

Pop. 

Bredwaidine 8,147 

Broiayard 11,616 

Dora 8,158 

Matewood's Ekid 9,247 

Hereford ... « . « 12,745 



PETTY 8E8S. DIVw— ^ontimud. 

Pop. 

Hereford aty 16,847 

Kington 8,994 

Ledbury 11,941 

Iieominster 9,833 



PETTY SES8. DIY^^oonf^MML 

Pop. 
Leominster Boro^ ..... 5,868 

Ross 12,118 

WeoUy 8,846 

VrUrtvm 5,096 



OOUITFY statisiigb: hbbbfobd; hbbts. 



169 



LIEUTKNANCY SUB-DlYISIONa 

MftlePop. 

Bredwftidiike 1,666 

Bromyani 5,994 

Dore 4,309 

Harewooira EDd 4,662 

Hereford 15,008 

Kington 4,547 



UBUT. SUB-DlVIBIONS-conlAiiMd. 

MalelV^. 

Ledbury 6,931 

Leominster . • 7,883 

Ross 5,976 

WeoMy 4,211 

Wigmore > . 2,580 



PRINCIPAL TOWNa 



Hereford City 
Kington . . 

Leominster • 

Ledboiy 
Ross . . . 



. Man. Bor. . . 
. Imp. Com. Dlst. 
( Man. Bor. . . 
'tLocBd. . . 
. Town ... 
. Imp. Com. Distk 



Pop. 
18,347 
2,126 
6,863 
4,749 
2,967 
8.586 



Amoont of Resl Pro p er ty assessed to the Inoome and Property Tax fficbed. A.) in year ending April, 1871 £1,030,623 

Gross Estimated Rental according to ValnaUon Lists an;iroTed for 1871 980,537 

Amount of Rateable Value ^ •• ** » •• 846,911 

Amount leried for ConnW and Police Rates in year endliag HidL, 1871 , 10,098 

Amount leTled fiw I\>or MUes in l7ition Ctoimty in year ending Lady-d^y, 1871 81,179 



HEBTF0BD8HIBE. 

This County has an area^ of 391,141 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 192,226 persons 
(males 93,244, females 98,982). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 94,833 
persons, or 97 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it contains one repre- 
sented borough. It comprises eight hundreds, and the municipal boroughs ol' Hertford and St. Albans. 

There are two Courts of Quarter Sessions, one for the County, and one for the liberty of St. Albans, 
which liberty has also a separate Commission of the' Peace, a gaol, and treasurer, and makes its own levy 
in the nature of a County rate. The County is divided into fifteen Petty Sessional Divisions, three of 
which, and also the borough of St. Albans, are within the liberty of St. Albans. The boroughs of 
HertfcHxl and St. Albans have Commissions of the Peace. 

The following parishes in Herts are within the Metropolitan Police District — namely, Aldenham, 
Bushey, Cheshunt, Chipping Bamet, East Bamet, Elstree, Northaw, Ridse, Shenley, and Totteridge. The 
remainder of the County, including the liberty of St. Albans, is under the County constabulary, and has 
been divided by the Chief Constable into eleven Police Districts. 1'he boroughs of Hertford and St. Albans 
have their own police. There are fifteen Ldeutenancy Sub-divisions for militia purposes, and eight Highway 
Districts have been formed. 

Parts of three parishes extend into adjoining counties — tie, Caddington and Studham, into Bedford, 
and Royston into Cambridge. The whole County is in the Diocese of ]£>chester. 

In all Registration and Census matters Hbrtfordshirb is regarded as forming part of the Third 
Rbgistration Division, and the ^pulation of every parish in the several Supenntendent Registrars* 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the 'J able relating to that Division, whidi will be found in 
another part of this volume. 



POPOLATIOK or GOCKTT, 
1801-1871. 



ForUhATWX WITHIN PABUAIOEHTABT LOflTS DT 1871. 



Oensos 


PopnlA- 
tion. 


Increaae 


Tears. 


per cent. 


1801 


97,393 


• • 


1811 


111.225 


14 


1821 


129,731 


17 


1831 


142,844 


10 


1841 


166,660 


10 


1861 


167,298 


7 


1861 


173,280 


4 


1871 


192 226 


11 



County and Borongb. 


In- 
habited 
Houses. 


Population. 




No. of 
Electors. 


Members 

Re- 
turned. 


Persons. 


i Mai- 8. 


Females. 


HunvoBMHiBB (imehtding Bep. Boro*) 


39,066 


192,226 


93,244 


98,982 


10,376 


4 


HBBTroBDflHixx (flBdtuding Bep. Boro*) 
Hertford Boro' 


37,644 
1,512 


184,332 
7,894 


89,267 
3,977 


95,066 
3,917 


9,610 3 
766 1 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONa 

OOOHTT— Pop. 

Albory ....... 4.128 

Bishop StoTtfoid 9,606 

Buntin^ord 6>226 

Gheshnnt 11.189 

Great Berlchamste&l . . . . 89,4iO 

Hertfoid 10,692 

Hertlord Boro' 7,169 

Hitcfaln 16,488 

Odsey 8,669 

Sb^toj 1,864 

Stevenage ....... 12,776 

Waro 13.837 

Welwyn 2,272 

LiBBBTT OF St. Albakb— 

Chipping Bamet 7,832 

St. Albans 11,663 

'' Dw Albans Boro* ..... 8,298 

Watford 32,428 



UEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONa 

Male Fop. 

Barnet 4,669 

Bishop Stortford ..... 4,700 

Bontlngford 2,494 

Gheshnnt 6,291 

Great Berkhamstead .... 6,821 

Hemel Hempstead .... 7,192 

Hertford « . 9,111 

Httchln 8,220 

MochHadbam 2,139 

Jtoyston 4,394 

St. Albans 9.844 

SteTenage 6,229 

Ware « 7,327 

Watford 13,176 

Welwyn • .^ . • *. • • 1,787 



PRINCIPAL TOWNa 

Bamet . . . LocBd. . . . 

Berkhamstead . Town . • . 

Bldhop Stortford Loc Bd. . . . 

Cheshimt . . Loc Bd. . • . 

Hemel Hempatead Town • . . 

• Mon. Bof. • 
fPliv. and Light.) 

• 1 Oom.Dlst .J" 

• Town • • • 
St. Albans . • Mnn.Bor. • • 
Tring . . . LocBd . . . 
Ware . • . Loc Bd. . . . 
Wntford. . . LocBd.. . . 



Hertford . 
Hertford. 
JUtchin . 



Pop. 

3,720 

4,083 

6,260 

7,618 

6.996 

7,169 

6,796 

7,630 
8,298 
4,046 
4,917 
7,461 



Amoont of Real Property assessed to the fnoome and Property Tax (Sched. A.) hi year ending April, 1871 t\ , 171 ,740 

Gross Estimated Rental aooordtng to Valuation Lista approved for 1871 1,163,961 

Amount of Rateable Valne „ « m n 993,888 

Amount levied for County and PoUce Rates In year ending Mkh.. 1871 25.680 

Amount levied for Poor Rates ia-Tnion OHdrty In year ending Lady-day. 1871 128.681 



170 



COUNTY 8TATI8II0S I HUNTS ; KENT. 



HTTNTINGDONSHHtE. 

This County has an area of 229,515 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 63,706 peisons 
(males 31,381, females 32,327). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 26,140 
persons, or 70 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it contains one pariia- 
mentary borough and part of the represented city of Peterborough. It comprises* four hundreds, and the 
municipal boroughs of Huntingdon and GKxlmanchester, which jointly constitute the parliamentary borough 
of Huntingdon. 

The (k>unty has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into five Petty Sessional Divisions. 
The two borougiis are included in the Petty Sessional Division of Leightonstone. 

The Police Divisions and the Highway Districts of the County are, as regards their boundaries, iden- 
tical with the Petty Sessional Divisions. There are four Lieutenancy Sub-divisions for militia purposes. 

Parts of six parishes extend into adjoining Countits, viz. Luddington-in-the-Brook, Lutton, Papworth, 
St. Agnes, Standground, Thuming, and Winwick. The whole County is in the Diocese of Ely. 

In all Registration and Census matters Hunting donsh irk is regarded as forming part of the Thibd 
Registration Ditision, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent R^istrars* 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 



PorULATKW OF OOUKTT, 
1801>ie7l. 



PoruLATiov wmmr pABLiAMnrrART Lmm xir 1871. 



CexuDt 


Popnla- 
Uoa. 


IncreMe 


Yean. 


percent. 


1801 


37,588 


• • 


1811 


42,208 


12 


1821 


48,946 


16 


1831 


63,192 


9 


1841 


68,649 


10 


1861 


64,183 


10 


1861 


64,260 


0-1 


1871 


63.708 


ideo. 



County and BoronglL 



In- 
habited 
HoQdes. 



ropolattoQ. 



rersona. Males. Females. 



No. of 
Electora. 



McmbetB 
tamed. 



UcKTHcoooNSBUUt (md^ituf Bep. City > , ^ .^ 
andBoro) ..... . . .} "»«32 



63,708 31,381 j 32,327 



Uinrrixoi>OK8BXSK(«xchKi»ny Bep. City) ,. ._ 

andBoro') }| "•^'^^ 

Uantingdon Boro' J 1,408 

Peterborough City, jxu^ ^ •. ... 417 



66,167 i' 27,327 



6,606 
1,936 



3,112 
942 



27,840 

3,494 
993 



4,626 



3.704 
921 



S 
1 



The principal part of the dty of Peterborouc^ ia in NorikampUmAirt, where the nnmber of electon and members it stated. 



PETTY SESSIONAL D1V1S10N& 



Pop. 
HnrstlngBtoDe ...... 13,106 

Leightonstone 16,249 

Norman Cross 12,842 

Bamaey 8,146 

ToseUnd . 13,366 



LIECrrENANCY SUB-DIYISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

Horsftingstone 11,619 

Leightonstone ...... 6,068 

Norman Cross 6,465 

Toaeland ....... 8,339 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



Oodmanchester 
Huntingdon . 
Ramsey . . 
Suivea . . 

StNeoCa . . 



. Mun. Bor. . . 
. Mun. Bor. . . 
, Town . . . 
. Imp. Com. Disl. 
( Pav. k Light, i 
'I Com. Disk S 

Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in year ending April, 1871 . £491 ,602 

GroasE^tlmatedRentalaocordingto Valuation LtsU approved for 187 1 480,919 

Amount of Rateable Value ,. « „ „ 429,477 

Arooimt levied for CounU and Police Rates in year ending Mich. 1871 8,366 

Amount levied for Poor lutes in rnum C!9tmty in year ending Lady-ds^r, 1871 40,840 



2,3<3 
4.S43 

3,378 
3.291 

3, 



KENT. 

This County has an area of 1,004,984 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 848,294 persons 
(males 417,506, females 430,788). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased hy 539,(>27 
pcrsohs, or 175 per cent 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into East Kent, including the city of Canter- 
bury and the boroughs of Dover, Hythe, and Sandwich ; Mid Kent, including the city of Hochester and 
the boroughs of Chatham, Gravesend (enfranchised in 1868), and Maidstone ; and West Kent, including 
part of the borough of Greenwich, the remainder of which is in the East Division of Surrey. 

Kent is divided into five lathes; and comprises sixty-one hundreds, the lowey of Tunbridge, the 
franchise and barony of Bircholt, the liberty of the Isle of Sheppey, the liberty of New Romney, the cities 
of Canterbury and Rochester, and the municipal boroughs of Deal, Dover, Faversham, Folkestone, Graves- 
end, Hylhe, Maidstone, Margate, Sandwich, and Tenterden. The liberty of New Romney and all the 
boroughs except Gravesend and Maidstone are included among the Cinque Ports. The parishes comprising 
the liberty of Romney 'Marsh are included in the hundreds in which they are locally situate. 

There is one Court of Quarter Sessions for the County, and it is divided into sixteen Petty Sessional 
Divisions, exclusive 'of the liberty of Romney Marsh, which has Petty and General Sessions under its 
charters. The Central. Criminal Court has jurisdiction over certain parishes in this County. The city of 
Canterbury (a County of itself), the city of Rochester, and the boroughs of Gravesend and Maidstone, 
have Commissions of the Peace and separate Court? of Quarter Sessions, as have also the ports and 
boroughs of Deal, Dover, Faversham, Folkestone, Hythe, Margate, Sandwich, and Tenterden. The ancient 
borough of Queenborough has a Recorder and a Court of Quarter Sessions, with a separate jurisdiction 
limited to misdemeanors: summary cases are dealt with by the mayor and magistrates in Petty Sessions. 
The corporate towns of Pordwich, Lydd, and New Romney are governed by old charters. 

Part of Kent is within the Metropolitan Police District, viz. all those parishes, any part of which is 
within 12 miles of, and not more than 15 miles distant (in a straight line), from Charing Cross. The part 



OOTTKTY STATIBTIOB: KENT. 



171 



of the County beyond the limits of the Metropolitan Police District is for Police purposes divided into twelve 
districts, which are generally identical with the Petty Sessional Divisions. The cities of Canterbury and 
Rochester, the boroughs of Deal, Dover, Faversham, Folkestone, Gravesend, Hythe, Maidstone, Margate, 
Sandwich, and Tenterdeu, and the towns of Ramsgate and Tunbridge Wells, have their own police. 

The County contains seventeen Lieutenancy Bub-divisions, exclusive of the Cinque Ports and the 
liberty of Romney Marsh ; and eighteen Highway Districts, exclusive of the part within the district of 
the Metropolitan Board of Works. 

The vestry of the parish of Woolwich exercises therein the powers of a District Board of Works ; the 
remaining Metropolitan parishes in this County are included in the districts of Greenwich, Lewisham, 
and Plumstead, each having a District Board of Works. 

The London School Bosjd District, which is identical with the District of the Metropolitan Board of 
Works, extends into Kent. 

Excepting portions of the parishes of Frant and Hawkhurst, the County is within the Dioceses of 
Canterbury ana Rochester ; and it contains parts of six paiishes which extend into adjoining Counties, 
viz. Broomhill, St. Paul Deptford, Frant, Hawkhurst, Horsemonden, and Lamberhurst. 

In all Registration and Census matters Kent is r^arded as forming part of the Fibst and Second 
Rbgibtbation Divisions, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to those Divisions, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 



POPUULTIOH or COUNTT» 
1801-1871. 



PopuLATiOM wiTHUi Pasliambntart Ltum VK 1871. 



Cental 
Teari. 


Popnl*- 
tion. 


Increase 
percent 


1801 


308.687 


. . 


1811 


871,701 


20 


1821 


427.224 




1831 


470,568 




1841 


649.363 




1861 


616,766 




1861 


733,887 




1871 


848,204 





Farliunoitary Divlsioins and Bocongha. 



In. 
habited 
Hoosea. 



EawKkiit 

MmKsBT 

WvrKKR 



(inehiding Rep. aty 
andMroogha) 



East Kbht 

Mid Kkvt 

Wasr Kent 

Oanterbory City . . 
Dover Boro' .... 
Hythe Boro' .... 
Sandwich Boro' . . . 
Chatham Boro' . . . 
Gravesend Boro' . . . 
Maidstone Boro' . . 
Rochester City . . . 
Oreenwioh Boro', jxir< qf* 



61,007 
46,642 
62,706 



(tBBcilmdiiig Rep. City 
and Boroughs) 



36.032 

26,660 

27,806 

4,170 
4.444 
3,671 
2,880 
7.286 
4,667 
4,694 
3,436 
24,810 



Population. 



Persons. 



277,466 
263.860 
316,060 



Males. iFemalea. 



189,034 

136,996 

164,966 

20,962 
28,506 
24,078 
14,885 
46.702 
27,403 
26,237 
18,352 
161,994 



139,006 
126.600 
161,002 



138,370 
127.360 
166.066 



No. of 
Electon. 



Memben 

Be- 
tamed. 



23,336 
22,183 
26,722 



04,640 


94,494 


67,168 


68,837 


71.629 


83,337 


10,268 


10.694 


14,431 


14,076 


12,641 


11,637 


7.316 


7,570 


24,873 


20.919 


13.086 


14,407 


12.613 


13,624 


8.770 


9,573 


80,273 


81,721 



12,704 

8,666 

10,801 

3,156 
3,443 
2,303 
1.730 
4.970 
2.630 
3.367 
2,651 
14.921 



8 

4 



2 

2 

2 

2 
2 
1 
2 
I 
1 
2 

a 

2 



* Part of the parliamentary borough of Greenwich in in Surrey : the total number of electors and members is here returned. 



PETTY SESSIONAL DlVlSIONa 

Plop. 

Aahford 32,744 

Bearsted 20,917 

Blackheath 218,170 

Bromley 32,184 

Canterbury City, j»r< 4/ . . . 20,962 

Cranbrook 23,167 

Dartford 42.344 

Elham 14,037 

Faversham 62,110 

Gravesend Boro* 21,266 

Home 20,027 

Maidstone Boro' 26,196 

MalUng 26,976 

Queenborough (Andent Boro') . 820 

Ramiigate 8,177 

Rochester 66,133 

Rochester aty 18,352 

Sevenoaks 16,698 

Tunbridge 28,958 

Tunbridge Wells 4,956 

Tunbridge Wells Town, jwrftjf . 18.310 

Wingham 22,880 

Romney Marah Liberty . . . 2,633 
CiHQOB Town JuRiaDiCTioif : — 

Deal 8,009 

Dover 36.551 

Faversham 7.198 

Folkestone 12,698 

Fordwioh 240 

Hastings, jNirt<2^ 061 

Hythe 3.383 

Lrdd 1,936 

Margate 11,995 

New Romney 1,872 

Sandwich 21.678 

Tenterden 3.669 



UEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

A»hlbrd 16,526 

Bearsted , , 23,227 

Blackheath 104,072 

Bromley 14,890 

Canterbury 10,262 

Cranbrook 11,656 

Dartford . . , ^ . , . 20,781 

Elham 8,439 

Faversham ....... 27,724 

Home 9,912 

Mailing 13,611 

Ramsgate . 3.927 

Rochester 64,105 

Sevenoaks 8,221 

TunbrldgB 14,426 

Tunbridge WeUa 10,336 

Wingham 11,747 

Romney Marsh Liberty . . . 1,429 
CiXQUB Pouts* :~ 

Dover . 32,623 

Hastings, jNirtq^ .... 288 

Hythe 1,736 

New Romney 1,733 

Sandwich, pari q/"*. , . . 14,036 

^79,pcarto/ 1,800 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



Aahford . . • 
Bromley . . . 
Canterbury City 
Chatham, Extra. 
Dartfoid . . . 
Deal .... 
Dover . . . 

Faversham . 

Folkestone . 

Gravesend . 

Heme Bay « 

Hythe . . 

Maidstone . 
Margate . . 
Metropolitan 

Board of Works, y 

part 0/ . . .) 

Milton . . . Pav.Oom.Dl0t 
Ramsgate . . LocBd. 
Rochester City . Mun. Bor. 
Rochester and)Pav. k 

Strood . . .5 l^fBt 



LocBd. . . 
Loc. Bd. . . 
Mun. Bor. . 
LocBd. . . 
Loc Bd. . '. 
. Mun. Bot, • 

• Mun. Bor. • 
i Mun. Bor. . 

• I Pav. Com. Diet 

• Mun. Bor. . 
( Mun. Bor. 

• ( Imp. Com. DIst. 
. Imp. Com. Dial. 

( Mun. Bor. . . 

• I Pav. Com. DIst. 
. Mun. Bor. . 
. Mun. Bor. • 



IH»p. 

8,468 

10,674 

20,962 

26,184 

8,298 

8.009 

28.606 

7.198 

7,819 

12,698 

21,266 

21,146 

1,716 

3,383 

3,289 

26,196 

11,996 

217,696 



Sandgate. . 
Sandwich 
Strveno&ks . 
Sheeraess . 
SittlnglxHime 
Souihborough 
Tenterden . 
Tunbridge 



LocBd. . 
Mun. Bor. 
Light. Dist 
LocBd. . 
Imp. Com. Dist. 
LocBd. 
Mun. Bor. 
LocBd. 



3,463 
14,640 
18,352 

I^^} 18.388 



Tunbridge WelU Imp. Com. Dlat. 

Walmer . . . Loc. Bd. . 

Whitatable . . Town . . 

Wrotham . . Loc Bd. . 
* The general law reguUtIng the Militia does not apply to the Cinque Porta. 

Amoont of Real Property a w eased to the Income and Property Tax (Scbed. A.) in year ending April, 1871 £6, 191 ,961 

Groae Estimated Rental according to Valuation Lists approved for 1871 4,900,993 

Amount of Rateable Value „ „ „ „ * 4,093,993 

Amount levied for County and Police Rates In year ending Mich.. 1871 61,268 

Amount levied for Poor Rates in Union County in year ending Lady-day, lt>71 630.248 



1,840 
3,060 
4,118 

13,956 
6,148 
3,468 
3,669 
8,209 

19,410 
3,816 
6,481 
3.201 



172 



OOUMTT STATISTIOS: LANCASTER. 



LANOASHIEtE. 

This County Palatine has an area of 1,207,926 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 2,819,495 
persons (males 1,358,387, females 1,461,108). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has incr^Lsed 
by 2,146,009 persons, or 319 per cent 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into North Lancashire, including the borouRh 
of Preston ; North-east Lancashire, including the boroughs of Blackburn, Burnley, and Clitheroe ; South- 
east Lancashire, including the city of Manchester, and the boroughs of Bolton, Bury, Oldham, Rochdale, 
and Salfc»pd, and the parts of the boroughs of Ashton-under-Lyne, Staly bridge, and Stockport in this 
County ; and South-west Lancashire, including the boroughs of Liverpool and Wigan, and the part of 
the borough of Warrington in this County. 

Lancashire oominnses six hundreds, the city of Manchester, the municipal bc»x)ughs of Ashton-under- 
Lyne, Barrow-in-Furness, Blackburn, Bolton, Bootle-cum-Linacre, Burnley, Clitheroe, Lancaster, Liver- 
pool, Oldham, Preston, Rochdale, St. Helens, Salford, Southport, and Wigan, and parts of the boroughs of 
Stalybridge, Stockport, and Warrington ; the principal parts of Stalybridge and Stockport, and a small 
portion of Warrington being in Cheshire. Barrow-in-Furness and Southiiort were incorporated in 1867, 
Bootle-cum-Linacre in 1868, and St Helens in 1869. By the Act 85 and 36 Vict^ a 149, s. 8, the 
municipal borough of Rochdale is to consist of the district comprised within the boundaries of the parlia- 
mentary borough as extended by the Act 31 and 32 Vict, c. 46. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into twenly-three Petty Sessional 
Divisions. The city of Manchester, aud the boroughs of Bolton, Liverpool, and Wigan have Commissions 
of the Peace, and separate Courts of Quarter Sessions; and the boroughs of Ashton-under-Lyne, Black- 
bum, Burnley, Lancaster, Oldham, Preston, Rochdale, Salford, and Warrington, have Commissions of the 
Peace. For Police purposes eighteen Divisions have been formed : the city of Manchester, and all the 
municipal boroughs, except Barrow-in-Furness, Bootle-cum-Linacre, Burnley, Clitheroe, and St. Helens, 
have their own police. 

There are sixteen Lieutenancy Sub -divisions, and nine Highway Districts, which latter, however, 
include only part of the County. 

The County is comprised in the Dioceses of Manchester, Chester, Carlisle, and Ripon, and it contains 
parts of five parishes which extend into adjoining Counties, viz. Burton-in-Kendal, Mitton, Rochdale, 
Thomton-in-Lonsdale, and Whalley. 

In all Registration and Census matters Lanoabbirb is regarded as forming part of the Eighth 
Rb^istbation Division, and the population of every parish in the several Supermtendent Registrars' 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 



POPULATIOK or OOUKTT, 
1801-1871. 



FOFULinOV WITHW PASUAMEXTASr LIMTT8 III ISYl. 



Geoiiis 


Pupula- Increase 
tion. iper cent 


Yews. 


1801 


673,486' . . 


1811 


828,490 


23 


1821 


1,062,948 


27 


1831 


1.836.864 


27 • 


1841 


1.667.U54 26 


1851 


2,031.236 22 


1861 


2,429,440 20 


1871 


2.819,495| 16 

1 



FurUamentaiy Divisions and Boroughs. 



K. Lakoashikb \ 

N,E.LAKCAaHiia I (fncfcidwy Rep. QtyJ 
8.E. Laxcamibb I «»d Boroughs) 
S.W. Lakoabhiss / 

N. Lamcabhibs \ 

N.B. Laxoashibb hmluding'Bep.Clty 

8.E. Lakcashbw I and Boroughs) 

S.W. Lakcashibs/ 

Preston Boro* 

Blackburn Boro' 

Burnley Boro' 

CUtheroe Boro' 

Ashton-under-I^me Boro', jpart of * . 

Bolton Boro* 

Bury Boro' 

Maactaester O^ • 

Oldham Boro' 

Rochdale Boro' 

Salford Boro^ 

Stalybridge Boro', jMTi^* . . . 
Stockport Boro', iwrto/*. . . . 

Liverpool Boro' 

WarrmgtonBoro',Mr(qf* , , , 
WiganBoro' 



In- 
habited 
Houses. 



65,756 

67,345 

252,332 

156,068 



39,247 

40,044 

80,269 

63,921 

16.608 

16,046 

8,804 

2,451 

7,831 

18,249 

8,279 

73,010 

23,185 

13,660 

23,891 

1,208 

2,750 

78,403 

6,699 

7,136 



Population. 



Persons. ' Males, i Females. 



295,036 144.650 150.386 

335,440 160,968 fl74,472 

1,273,779 6u7, 019 666,760 

915,240 445,760 469,490 



209,609 

196,406 

402,735 

362, 831 1 

86,427! 

82,928 

44,320' 

11,786 

37,326, 

92,658 

41,344' 

879,374 

113,100 
63,485 

124.801* 

6,769 

13,187 

493,406 
29,894 
89,110 



105,380 

94,733 

192,422 

171,636 

39.270 

39,256 

21,368 

6,611 

17,290 

43,997 

19.849 

181,178 

64.566 

29,771 

69,182 

, 2,699 

< 6,065 

240,228 

, U,915 

18,971 



104,229 

101,673 

210,313 

181,196 

46,157 
43,672 
23,952 
6,175 
90,036 
48,661 
21,405 

198,196 

68,534 

33,714 

66,619 

8,070 

7,122 

263.177 
14,979 
20,189 



No. of 
Electon.1 



Members 

Ke. 
turned. 



23,913 

26,395 

142,245 

75.648 



13,881 

9,084 

20.179 

20,464 

10,032 
9.063 
6.628 
1,630 
5,286 

11,801 
5,518 

56,699 

15,663 
9,561 

17,538 



46,466 
4»152 
4,677 



4 

6 

14 

8 



2 
2 
1 
1 
1 
2 
1 
8 
2 
1 
2 



8 
1 

2 



* The boronj^ of Aahton-under-Lyne and Warrinfftonaro partly situate in Chetkire; the number of ekcton In the entire boroughs 
is given above. The principal parts of the boroughs <rf Stalybridge and Stodcport are situate in Ckeghire ; the number of electors in the 
cnUro boroughs is returned in tnat Counfiy. 



OOUNTT STATISTICS: LAN0A8TEB; LEICESTER. 



173 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS 



AiiHnindenM88 . . . 
Athton-nnder-LyDe . . 
Ashtoii-iinder*I^e Boro' 
BMop and RawteDstall . 

Btackbom 

BUekbani Boro* • . . 

Bolton 

Bolton Boro' .... 
Biimley Boro* .... 

Bury 

Childwall ..... 

Gantang 

Hawkflhead 

Homl^ 

Kirkdale 

Ktrkham 

Lancasiar Boro* . . . 

Leyland 

Liverpool Boro* • . . 
Lonsanle, North . . . 

M SOQtll . . . 

Manchester 

Manchester C(^ . . . 

MMdleton 

Oldham 

Oldham Boro' .... 

Onnsklrk 

OverDarwen . . . • 

Prescot* 

Preston Boro' .... 
Rochd&Ie Boro* . . . 
SalfordBoro' . . . . 

Southport 

Soathport Boro' . . . 
Stalvbridge Boro', part (f 
StotkponBoTo\ part of . 
"W-uTington .... 
Warrington Boro', jNirt qf 
WlganBoro' . . . . 



Fop. 
11,644 
45,171 
31,984 
41.438 

149.616 
76,339 
86,468 
82.853 
40.858 

113.750 
17.500 
13,186 
3.654 
3,842 
79.176 
30.636 
17,345 
60,311 

493,405 
51,439 
18,672 

173,434 

351,189 
74,633 
44.353 
83,639 
27,356 
37,199 
83,806 
85.437 
44,559 

124,801 
10.149 
18,r)86 
6,769 
13,187 
Il7,5«i6 
29,347 
39.110 



LIEUTENANCY SOB-DIVISIONS. 



Amonndemess . . 
Asbton-nnder-Lyne 
Blackbnm, Higher. 
„ Lower 
Bolton .... 
Bury .... 
Kirkdale. . . . 
Leyland .... 
Looadale, North . 
„ South. . 
Maociheiter . . . 
Middleton . . . 



Male Pop. 

66.109 

39,079 

80.479 

80,489 

83.277 

52.111 

275,966 

29,574 

29,303 

19,664 

314,433 

118,119 



LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIV.— eonCfniicd. 

Male Pop. 

Onnsklrk 25,834 

Preocot 50,985 

Warrington 49,967 

WIgan 42,999 

PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 







Pop. 


AocringtoQ . , 


. LocBd.. 


21,788 


Allerton . . . 


. LocBd. . 


717 


Ashton-nnder-Lyne 


Mnn. Bor. 


31,984 


Aatley Bridge . 


. Loo. B«l. . 


4,559 


Atberion . . . 


. Loc. Bd. . 


7,531 


Baonp . . . 


. LocBd.. 


17,199 


Barrow-fn-Fumeas 


. Mun. Bor. 


18,246 


Barton, Eccles. Wte 
ton, and Monton 


'•JLocBd.. 


18,916 


Bedfoni . . . 


. Log. Bd.. 


6,610 


Blrlcdale . . . 


. Loc Bd. . 


3,»75 


Blackburn . . 


. Man. Bor. 


76,339 


Blackpool . . 


. Loc. Bd. , 


6,100 


Bolton . , » 


« Mun. Bor. 


82,853 


Bootle-cum-Liuacre 


. Mun. Bor. 


16.247 


Bradford . . . 


. Loc. Bd.. 


7,168 


Brierfleld . . . 


. LocBd.. 


3,116 


Bnerslllt . . . 


. LocBd.. 


6,347 


Burnley . . . 


• Mun. Bor. 


40,858 


Bury .... 


fImp.Com. 
•1 iSst. ./ 


38,696 


Chorley • . . 


. I.OC Bd.. 


16,864 


Church . . . 


. Town . 


4,460 


Clasrton-le-Moors. 


. Loc. Bd. . 


6.390 


Clitheroe . .' . 


. Mnn. Bor. 


8,208 


Colnc .... 


. Town • 


7,335 


Comholm^ . . 


. LocBd.. 


3,186 


Croropton . . 


. Loc Bd. . 


7.303 


Croston • . . . 


. LocBd.. 


1,618 


Cnunpsall . . 


. LocBd.. 


6.343 


Denton . . . 


. LocBd.. 


5,117 


Droylsden. . . 


. LocBd.. 


6,768 


Fallsworth . . 


. Iak, Bd. . 


6,685 


Famworth 


. LocBd.. 


13,660 


Fleetwood. . . 


. Loc. Bd. . 


4,438 


Folwood . . . 


. LocBd.. 


3,079 


Oarston • . . 


. Locfid.. 


7,840 


Gorton . . . 


. Loc Bd. . 


21.616 


Great Crosby . . 


. LocBd.. 


3,864 


Great Harwood . 


. LocBd.. 


4,907 


Halliwell . . . 


. LocBd.. 


8,706 


Hasllngden . . 


. Town . 


7,698 


Hey^iood . . 


. LocBd.. 


31,348 


Hindley . . . 


. LocBd.. 


10.637 


Hurst .... 


. LocBd.. 


6.343 


Inoe-fn-Makerfleld 


. LocBd.. 


11,989 


Kearsli^ . . . 


. Loc Bd.. 


5,830 


KIrkham . . . 


. LocBd.. 


3,693 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS-ooiiMitfed. 



LancastCT ... Mm. Bom. 

Lees Loc Bd. . 

Levenahulme . • Loc Bd. • 

Leyland .... Loc Bd. . 

Litherland . . . Loc Bd. . 

littleborongh . . Loc Bd. . 

Little WooltoD . . LocBd. . 

Liverpool .... Man. Bor.. 

I^rtbam . . . Town . 

Manchester City . . Man. Bor.. 

MiddletonandTonge LocBd. . 

Milnrow .... Loc BJ. . 

Moesley . . . Loc Bd. . 

MoesSlde. . . . LocBd. . 

Much Woolt<m . . Loc Bd. . 

Ndflon .... Loc Bd. . 

Newton Heath . . Loc Bd. • 

Newton-in-Makerfleld Loc Bd. . 

Oldham .... Man. Bor. 

Openshaw . . . Loc Bd. • 

Ormsktric .... Loc Bd. . 

Ottwaldtwitttle . . Loc. Bd . 

Over Darwen. . . Loc Bd. . 

Padiham .... Town . . 

Pennington . . . LocBd. . 
Ptoulton. Bare, «nd)r^__ t^ 

Torrisholme . .}"x^«»- • 

Prc^cot .... Loc Bd. . 

Preston .... Mun. Bor.. 

TYestwich . . . Loc. Bd. . 

Badcliff*^ .... Loc Bd. . 

Rarosbottom . . . Loc Bd. . 

Rochdale .... Man. Bor. 

Royton .... Loc Bd. . 

Rosholme. . . . L c Bd. . 

St. Helens . . . Mun. Bor.. 

Sairori .... Man. Bor.. 

Southport. . . . Mun. Bor.. 

Siretford .... LocBd. . 
Swinton k PendldKuy Loc Bd. . 

Todmorden . . . Loc Bd. • 

ToxtethPiark . . LocBd. . 

Trawden .... LocBd. 
Tyldesley • with • 

Shackerley. , 

Ulventon. . . . Loc Bd. 

Walton-on-the-Hfll . Loc. Bd. 

Warrington . . . Man. Bor. 
Waterloo-cam*Seafbrth Loc. Bd. , 

Wavertree . . . LocBd. 

West Derl^ . . . Loc Bd. , 

Wet-tleigh . . . LocBd. 

Whitefleld . . . Loc Bd. , 

Widnas .... Loc Bd. 

Wigan .... Man. Bor. 



.}^ 



Bd. 



Pop. 

17,345 
1.919 
3,742 
3,839 
3.314 
7,934 
1,138 
493,406 
3,267 
351,189 

14,687 
5,606 

10,578 
5,311 
4.643 
6,580 

18,103 
8,344 

83.639 

11,108 
6.137 

10.283 

31,378 
6,675 
6,433 

3,006 

5,990 
85,437 

6,830 
11,446 

4,304 
44,559 

7,794 

7,430 
45,134 
134,801 
18,086 
11,946 
14,053 
11,998 

5.450 

3,139 

6,408 

7,607 
6,449 

33,144 
6,163 
7,810 

37,392 
6,690 
9,054 

14,369 

39,110 



* A new Petty Sessional Diviskm caUed " the St Helens DiTision " was fonned at tl>6 Kirkdale Quarter Sessions in October. 1873. 
This arrangement will take effect on the Ist Jannaiy, 1873. The townships comprising snch Dlviftloo are taken from the Preicot Pet^ 
Sessional Division. t~ •- w 

t By the Act 36 and 36 Yict, cap. 149, sec 8 and 14, the Local Board of Buersill ceases to exercise any Joriadictloo within such part 
of the district as is sitnated within the extended borough of Rochdale. And on 1st Mardi, 1873, the remaining part was to rerert to the 
posllion in which it would have been if the Local Government Act had not been there adopted. - 

Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) hi year ending April, 1871 £12,888,601 

Gross Estimated Rental acourdhigtoYaluation Lists approved fori 871 13,763,783 

Amount of Rateable Yalue „ „ „ „ 11.709,536 

Amount levied for County and Pblice Rates in year ending Mich., 1871 164.836 

Amount levied for Poor Rates in rnioM Coimty in year ending Lady-day, 1871 1,084,124 



LEICESTERSHIBE. 

This County has an area of 511,719 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 269,311 persons 
(males 131,202, females 138,109). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 139,229 
persons, or 107 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into North Leicestershire and South Leicester- 
shire, the latter including t^e borough of Leicester, the only parliamentary borough in the County. Two 
detached portions of the hundred of Gartree on the east of the hundred of East Goscote are, for parlia- 
mentary purposes, included in North Leicestershire. The County comprises six hundreds and the muni- 
cipal borough of Leicester. 

There is one Court of Quarter Sessions for the County, and it is divided into nine Petty Sessional 
Divisions. The borough of Leicester has a Commission of the Peace and a separate Court of Quarter 
S^ons. The County Police Divisions are nearly identical with those for Petty Sessions. The borough 
of Leicester has its own police. There are nine Lieutenancy Sub-divisions, and nine Highway Districts 
have been formed. 

Many of the ancient parishes of this County are large, and are divided into townships. The County 



174 



OOUKTT 8TATI8TI08: LII0B8TSB; LINCOLN. 



is almost entirely in the Diocese of Peterborough, and contains parts of eight parishes which extend into 
adjoining Counties, viz. Appleby, Ciaybrooke, Hinckley, Merevale, Packington, Ravenstone, Stoke Dry, 
and Th^dingworth. 

In all Registration and Census matters Leicestebsuibe is regarded as forming part of the SEVsirrs 
Registbation Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars* 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 



PoruLATioir OF OOUXTT, 
1801-1871. 



PoPULATIOir WRHIX PASLUXXMTAmT LOflTB IK 1871. 



OeuBOt 
Yean. 


FbfBulA- 
tloiL 


Increaae 
per cent. 


1801 


130,082 


>• 


1811 


150,650 


16 


1821 


174,671 


16 


1831 


197,003 


13 


1841 


216.867 


10 


1851 


230,308 


7 


1861 


237,412 


3 


1871 


269.311 


13 



PftrlUmenUiy DiylsloDfl and Borough. 


In- 
habtt«d 
H<niiet. 


Population. 


No. of 
Electon. 


Memben 

Re- 
turned. 


Pertons. 


Males. tFemales. 

1 


KOBTH LeICKSTBS 

South Lbicebrb (induding Bep. Boro*) 


21.041 
37.666 


96.300 
173,011 


47,661 
83.541 


48.639 
89,470 


6,252 
22.659 


2 

4 


Sooth Luoestbr (emdudiitg Bep. Boro') 
Leioeeter Boro* 


17.766 
19,800 


77,791 ^ 38,668 
95,220 l| 44,973 

n 


39.223 
60,247 


8,262 
14,397 


S 
S 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

A£hl»7-de-la-Zoacfa 26,797 

Belvofr 6.238 

East Norton 6,318 

Leioeeter 30,227 

Leioester Buro* 95,220 

Loui^borough ...... 36,638 

Lutterworth 11,422 

Market Boeworth 38.083 

Market Harfoorough .... 11,787 

Melton Mowbray 18,581 



LIEUTENANCY 8UB-DIYI8IONa 



Aehl^-de-la-Zonch 



Male Pop. 
13,223 



Belvolr 3,048 

East Norton 2,649 

Leicester 69,761 

LougbboroQgh 17,890 

Lutterworth 5,666 

Market Bosworth 13.937 

Market Harborough .... 5,823 

Melton Mowbray 9.205 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



Asbby-de-la-Zondi . 
Oaatle Doningtca . 
Hinckley . . . . 
Leicester . . . . 
Louc^borou{^ . . 
Lutterworth . . . 
Market Harborough 
Meltnn Mowteay . 
Qoomdon . . . . 
Thurmaeton . . . 
Whltwlck. . . . 



LocBd. 
Town . 
LocBd. 
Muo. Bor. 
Loo. Bd. 
Town . 
Town . 
LocBd. 
LocBd. 
LocBd. 
LocBd. 



Pop. 
. 7,302 
. 2.154 
. 6.902 
. 95,220 
. 11,688 
. 2.080 
. 2,362 
. 5.011 
. 1,610 
. 1,281 
. 4,377 



Amount of Real Property aaseesed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) In year ending April, 1871 £1,633,314 

Oroes Ketlroated Rental according to Valuation Lists approved for 1871 1,542,089 

Amount or Rateable Value „ „ ., n 1.310,354 

Amount levied for Coun^ and Police Rates in year ending Mich., 1871 20,553 

Amount levied for n)or Kates in £7nion Ctoimfjf in year ending Lady-day, 1871 156.577 



lilNCOIiNSHIBE. 

This County has an area of 1,767,962 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 436,699 persons 
(males 216,762, females 219,837). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 
227,974 persons, or 109 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into North Lincolnshire, including the 
borough of Great Grimsby; Mid Lincolnshire, including the city of Lincoln; and South Lincolnshire, 
including the boroughs of Boston and Grantham, and the part of the borough of Stamford in this 
County. 

Lincolnshire is divided into three Divisions, viz. the Parts of Holland, the Parts of Kesteven, and the 
Parts of Lindsey; and comprises thirty-one wapentakes, hundreds, liberties, and sokes, the city of 
Lincoln, the municipal boroughs of Boston, Grantham, Great Grimsbv, and Louth, and the principal 
part of the municipal borough of Stamford, the remainder being in Northamptonshire. 

Each of the three Divisions of the County has a separate Court of Quarter Sessions. The Parts of 
Holland are divided into two Petty Sessional Divisions ; the Parts of Kesteven into four Petty Sessional 
Divisions, and the Parts of Lindsey into thirteen Petty Sessional Divisions. The city of Lincoln, a 
County of itself, and the boroughs of Grantham and Stamford, have Commissioib of the Peace and 
separate Courts of Quarter Sessions, and the boroughs of Boston, Great Grimsby, and Louth, have 
Commissions of the Peace. 

The Parts of Holland are, for the purposes of the County rate, divided into a Northern and a 
Southern Division. The Police Divisions of the County are identical with those for Petty Sessions, 
except that for Police purposes the Petty Sessional Divisions of Market Rasen and Wragby are united. 
The city of Lincoln, and the boroughs of Boston, Grantham, Great Grimsby, Louth, and Stamford, have 
their own police. Of the thirteen Lieutenancy Sub-divisions two are in the Parts of Holland, five in the 
Parts of Kesteven, and six in the Parts of Lindsey. 

There are two Highway Districts in the Parts of Lindsey, viz. Axholme and Gkkin8b(»x>ugh ; but in 
the Parts of Holland and in the Parts of Kesteven the Highways Act has not been adopted. 

The County is in the Diocese of Lincoln, and contains parts of three parishes which extend into 
adjoining Counties, namely, Crowle, Flawford, and Central Wingland. 

In all Registration and Census matters Linoolnshirb is regarded as forming part of the Sevsnth 
Reqistbation Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars* 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 



oommr STAmsnos: lihooui; HnanLBSBx. 



175 



PopvLATioir or Oodmtt, 
1801-1871. 



POrULATlOV WTTHIH PABLIAMBHTABT LOUTB IX 1871. 



GensQB 
Yeaw. 


PopQla- 
tfoiL 


Increase 
percent 


1801 
1811 


208,625 
237.634 


• • 
14 


1821 
1831 
1841 
1861 


283,068 
317,466 
362,602 
407.222 


19 
12 
14 
12 


1861 
1871 


412,246 
436.699 


] 
• 



Barllamentory Divislcms and Borongh& 



NOBTH Lni OOLN ) 

South Lutoour | 
NobthLdioolni 

lln,Lmx>u. U'^'Z^?'' 
South LiKCOur | 

Great Grimsby Boro' 

Lincoln City . . 

Boston Boro' , 

Grantbam Boro* 

Stamford Boro', port qT* 



I 



In- 
habited 
Houses. 



Population. 



Persons. 



31,695 
27,309 
35,308 



96,193 

21,786 

27.108 

6.402 
5,623 
4,096 
2,685 
1,419 



144,767 
128,148 
163.684 



117.765 

101.382 

125,469 

26,982 
26,766 
18,279 
13,250 
6,686 



Males. 



72,316 
63,754 
80,692 



58,169 

50,679 

62,762 

14,147 

13,076 

8,451 

6,372 

3,117 



Females. 



72,451 
64,394 
82.992 



Membere 



No. of 



14,350 
12,761 
16,760 



59,616 

50,703 

62,717 

12,835 

13,691 

9,828 

6,878 

3,569 



9,538 

8,678 

11,023 

4,712 
4,083 
2.581 
2.023 
1,133 



3 

4 
7 



3 

2 

2 

1 
2 
2 
2 
1 



• Tbe borough of Stamford Is partly situate in Northampton : ttie number of electors for the entire borou^ is stated abore. 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pasts or Holland :~~ Pop. 

Boston Boro' 14,626 

Elloe 39,134 

KirtOD and Skirbeck . . . . 27,191 

Pabts or KxsTKVKK :— 

Bourn 23,818 

Grantbam Boro* 5,028 

Lincoln 15,840 

Sleaford 27,847 

Bpittlegate 26.378 

StamfDTd Boro', jxire (jf . . . 6,686 

Pasts or LnoMunr : — 

Alford 13,280 

Rarton-upon«Humber . . . 14,433 

nr\gg 16.656 

Epworth 15.769 

Gainsborough 18,414 

Great Grimsby Boro' . . . 20.244 

Grimsby 13.670 

Honicastle 21.492 

Lincoln 13,038 

Lincoln City ...,•• 26,766 

Louth # . . 12,410 

Louth Borq' 10,600 

Market.Rasen . . ^ « . 10,529 



PETTY SESS. VlV.—eofUinueA, 

Pasts or IJXDetY— continued:— ^^' 

Spllsby . 23.723 

Wbitenon ....... 11,010 

Wragby 8,217 

LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

Alford 22.794 

Boston 20,357 

Bourn and Stamford .... 15,840 

Brigg 28.776 

CaUtor 22.175 

Gainsborough 7,654 

GrantlMun 15,704 

Homcastle.. . ... ... . 21,692 

Lincoln a^ 13,076 

Lincoln Heath 11,173 

North Lincoln 8.677 

Sleaford . . . ... . . 9,446 

Spaldhig 19,499 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS-<ontinwd. 

Top. 
j Mun. Bor. . 
• 'tLocBd. , 
. Town • 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 
Alford . . Town . • . 
Barton-upon-7T_^ p^ 
HumbeT .}I^">- • * • 



Pop. 
3,881 

4,332 



Boston . 

Bourn . 

Brigg . . . LocBd. 

Brongbton . . Loc. Bd. 

Crowumd . . Town . 

Crowie . . . LocBd. 

Gainsborough . Loo. Bd. 

Grantham . . Mun. Bor. 

Great Grimsby . Mun. Bor. 

Holbeach . . Loc. Bd. 

Homcastle . . Loc. Bd. 

Lincoln City . Mun. Bor. 

LiUle Gonerby . Lqa Bd. . 

Long Sutton . . Loc. Bd. ' 

Louth . . . Mun. Bor. 

Market Rasen . Town . 

New Sleaford . . Loc. Bd. 
Roxbv-cum-RUby Loc Bd. 

BuskmgtoQ . . Loc. $d. 
Spalding 
Stamford 
Sutton Bridge 
Winterton . 



Imp. Qono. Dlst. 
Mun. Bor. . 
Loc.Bd. . 
Ldc^d. . 



14,626 

14,801 
8,098 
2,264 
1,205 
3,459 
3,813 
7.564 
6,038 

30,344 
6.333 
4.865 

36,766 
3,561 
3.727 

10,500 
2,816 
3,593 
374 
1,156 
9,111 
7,846 
1.536 
1,756 



Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Propdty Tax (Sdied. A,) in year ending April, 1871 £3,747,573 

Gross Estimated Rental according to Valuation Lists approved forl87l 8,360,946 

Amount of Rateable Value „ „ ' „ ' 3,890,374 

Amount levied for Oountv and Police Rates in year ending Midh., 1871 46,858 

Amount levied for Fbor Rates in I7n<(m OmnUjf lb yfaar ending Lady-day, 1871 : . 335,739- 



MIDDLESEX. 

This County has ah area of 181,317 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 2,639,765 persons 
(males 1,183,399, females 1,356,366). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 
1,721,636 persons, or 210 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it contains seven 
represented cities and boroughs. It comprises six hundreds and the city of London. 

The Coimty has one Court of General and Quarter Sessions, and is divided into seventeen Petty 
Sessional Divisions, exclusive of the city of Loudon, which is a County of itself. The Central Criminal 
Court also has jurisdiction over the entire County of Middlesex, as well as over certain parishes in the 
Counties of Essex, Kent, and Surrey. 

The city of London has a separate police force. The remainder of Middlesex is within the Metro- 
politan Police District, as are also all those parishes in Hertford, Essex, Kent, and Surrey, any part of 
which is within twelve miles of, or not more than fifteen^iles distant (in a straight line), from Charing 
Cross. Of the twenty Police Divisions, nine are entirely in Middlesex, two are partly in Middlesex and 
Hertford, two are partly in Middlesex and Essex, two are partly in Kent and Surrey, and four are entirely 
in Surrey. The 1 hamee Police constitute the remaining Division. The District within the jurisdiction 
of the Central Criminal Court is not so extensive as the Metropolitan Police District. 

The District of the Metropolitan Board of Works comprises parts of the Counties of Middlesex, Surrey, 
and Kent, and is nearly identical with the District whicn, by the Poor Law and other authorities, is now 
deemed to be *' London," and for which a weekly return of births and deaths is prepared and published by 
the authority of the R^strar-G^ieraL 

In tJie city of London the Commissioners of Sewers exercise the powers of a District Board of Works ; 
in twenty-three Metropolitan parishes the Vestries exercise similar powers ; the remaining Metropolitan 
parishes are united into fifteen districts, each of which has a Local Board of Works. 

The County is divided into eighteen Lieutenancy Sub-divisions, of which the city of London is one ; 



176 



00X7MTT STATDSIIOS: taDDLUBZ ; KONMOUTH. 



the Beventoen other Sub-divisions being identical with the Petty Sessional Divisions. The militia of the 
city and of the Tower Hamlets is distinct from the County militia, and is raised and regulated uDder 
special statutes. The County contains <mly one Highway District 

The London School Board District is identical with the District of the Metropolitan Botid of Works. 

With the exception of that nart of Stanwell Civil Parish which is in the Diocese of Oxford, the Connty 
is in the Diocese of London, and it contains no part of any parish which extends into another County. 

In all Registration and Census matters Middlbsex is regarded as forming part of the Fibst wad 
Thibd Rboistbation Diyibioks, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent 
Registrars' Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to those Divisional which will 
be found in another part of this volume. 



PoruxjiTioii or Oomnr, 
1801-1871. 



VorvLxTtOM wiTim PAmuAXsarAXT Lncirs or 18Y1. 



Oeosos 


PopoU- 


Increase 


Tears. 


UOQ. 


percent. 


1801 


818,120 


• • 


1811 


0&3.774 


17 


1831 


1,146,057 


20 


1831 


1»368,330 


19 


1841 


1.676.630 


16 


1861 


1.886.676 


20 


1861 


2.206,486 


17 


1871 


2,539,766 


15 



Goan^and Boroo^ia. 



andBoro's) j 

MioDLmx (ooektMng Bep. CMes ) 
and Boro's) j 

Chelsea Boro* 

Flntbiuy Boro* 

Hackney Boro* 

London Cltj 

Mar7lrt>one Eloro* 

Tower Hamlets Boro' .... 
Westminster atj 



In- 
habited 
Houses. 



321.229 



2.539,765 'l. 183,399 1,356.360 217,404 



47,293 

35.020 
61.318 
49.259 
9.305 
52,290 
51.310 
25,434 



Population. 



Persons. 



Males. Pemaks. 



No. of 

Electors. 



276,028 

258.050 
452,484 
362,378 
74.897 
477.532 
391.790 
246.606 



128,525 

112.526 
213.269 
171.742 
36.549 
211,710 
193.549 
115,639 



147,503 

145,524 
239.225 
190.636 
38.348 
266.822 
198.241 
131.067 



23,396 

16.829 
34,007 
37,930 
22.716 
33,130 
31,660 
I8,t>40 



Bs- 



18* 



9 
3 
2 
4 
3 
S 
3 



* In addition, London UnlTsrsity returns one Member to Pullament: In November, 1H72, the UniTerdty had 1.367 reglstared elroCora. 



PBrXY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Brentford 61.001 

Edmonton 62.624 

FfaMbory 369.394 

Gore 21.291 

HanoTer Square 89,677 

Holbom. 130,957 

Kensington . 290.112 

London Cltj 74.897 

MarylebOne 159,264 

Psddtaigton 96,813 

StJames^ 51.227 

St Margaret 66,259 

St. PaocTM 321,466 

South Mlmms ..:... 4,649 

8|>elthanM 26.947 

Strand 36.037 

Tower 754,168 

Uxbrtdge 23,093 



LIEUTKNANGT SOB-DIVlSIONa 

Male Pop. 

Brentford 28,863 

Edmonton 28.978 

Finsbury 173.118 

Gore 10,430 

HanoTer Square 38.606 

Holbom 60,334 

Kensington 127.331 

Mar^ebone 69,686 

FlMldlngton 38.841 

St. James's 34.836 

St Margaret and St John . . 82.646 

StPancras 103.283 

South Mlmms 2.224 

Spelthome 13,290 

Strsnd 17,866 

Uzbridgt 11,427 

London atj 86,549 

Tower Hamleti 866,391 



PIUNCIPAL TOWN& 



LocBd. . • 

Town . . . 
Imp-OooLDlat 

LoaBd. . . 

LoaBd. . . 

LoaBd. . . 

LoaBd. . . 



AxsUfo . • • • 

Brenifonl. • . 

Cblswidc . . • 

Ealing. . . . 

Edmonton . • 

Enfield . . . 
Hampton Wkk . 

Homss7 . . . Loa Bd. . 
Honisey. South • Loa Bd. • 
Hounslow. . . Town . . 
London Gttj . • Mun. Boro' 
Metropolltsn \ 

Board of Wbflcs > . • 

DistilctjMri^l 
Staines . . • Town . • 
Teddfaigton . . Loa Bd. . 
Tottenhsm • . LoaBd. . 
Twkkenbam. . LoaBd. . 
Uzbridge . . • Loa Bd. . 



Pop. 

11,091 
8,508 
9,9i» 

13.860 

16,064 

3.307 

4,007 

11,746 
7. 611 
0,304 

74,807 



3,386,068 

3,464 

4,063 

. 33,860 

. 10,633 
7,407 



Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sohed. A.) In year ending April, 1871 £19,438.466 

Gross Ektlmat^d Rental aocording to Valnatlon Lists approved for 1871 20,175.382 

Amount of Rateable Value n •» » n %.. 16,746,717 

Amount levied for Ooanty and Police Ratn in year ending Mioh., 1871 ; . . • . 180,210 

Amount levied for Poor Bates In C^Miois OMMi^y in year endtaig Lady-day, 1871 1,903,734 



MONMOUTHSHIBE. 

This County has an area of 368,399 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 195,448 persons 
(males 101,448, females 94,000). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 149,880 
{tersons, or 329 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it contains two cor- 
porate towns and a parhamentary borough vfkich combined form the Monmouth district of boroughs, 
returning one member. It comprises six hundreds and the municipal boroughs of Monmouth and 
Newport 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into twelve Petty Sessional Divisions ; 
the boroughs of Monmouth and Newport have Commissions of the Peace. There are four Police Districts, 
and the boroughs of Monmouth and Newport have their owu police. There are eight Highway Districts, 
and twelve Lieutenancy Sub-divisions. 

The County is in the Diocese of Llandaff, and contains parts of four parishes which extend into 
adjoining Counties, viz. Bedwas, Cwmyoy, Machen, and Michaelstoneyvedw. 

In all Registration and Census matters Monmouthshirb is regarded as forming part of the Elkvemth 
Rbgistbation DrvisiON, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrani' 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another part o£ this volume. 



ooumt; statistios: uonuouth; Norfolk. 



177 



POPULATIOIf OP CODKTT, 
1801-1871. 



PorULATIOM WITHIK PaSUAME»TART LiMITS IX 1871. 



Censns 
Years. 



PMrala- 
tion. 



Increase 
percent 



ISOl 


45,568 


• • 


1811 


62,105 


36 


1821 


76,801 


22 


1831 


98.126 


29 


1841 


134,368 


37 


1851 


157,418 


17 


1861 


174,633 


11 


1871 


195,448 


12 



Oounly and Boronghs. 


In- 
habited 
Houses. 


Topulation. 


No. Of 


1 
MtmbcTS 

n- 


Persom. |! Males. Females. 


*^'0"-, tu^ 


Moxxoi7TH8UiRs(tnclud»t^ Hep. Roro's) 


36,169 


195,448 


,101,448 94,000 


11,661 


3 


MoKifODTK»KiRB(exc/tidifV BeP' Boro's) 
N.^wS.r"t%m^' J Monmonth District i 


29,859 

1,199 

4.795 

316 


156,677 

5,879 

31,247 

1,646 


1 83.335 

! 2,764 

15,608 

841 


74.342 

3,115 

15,739 

804 


7,764 
>3.797 


2 

1 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Abergavenny 14,574 

Bedwel^ 60,390 

Caerleon 6,431 

Chepstow 8,790 

Christcharch 6,835 

Monmooth . 990 

Monmouth Boro' 6,879 

Newport 15,101 

Newport Boro' ...... 27.069 

Pontypool 35,880 

Raglan 3,188 

SIcenfrith 3.070 

TreUeck 3,294 

Usk 3,957 



LIKUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIOXS. 

Male Pop. 

Abergavenny 7,294 

Bedweliy 32,626 

Oierleon 4,862 

Chepstow 4,368 

Chrtstchnrch 3,625 

Monmouth 3.276 

Newport 20,940 

Pontypool 17,436 

Raglan 1.651 

Skenfrith 1,612 

TrvUeck 1,740 

Uak 2.028 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



Abergavenny 
Aberaychau . 
Blaenavon . 
Chepstow 
Chrlstdiurch 



Imp.Cbm.Dl8t. 
Loc Bd. . 
Iak. Bd. 
Loc Bd. . 
Lie. Bd. . 



Llanvrechva Upper Loc Bd. 
( Mun. Bor. 



Monmouth 

Newport 
Pameg . 
Pontypool 
Tredegar. 
Usk . . 



• \ Imp. Com. Dist 
. Mun. iior. . 

• Ix>c. Bd. 
. Loc. BJ. . 

Town . . 
. Par. Bor. . 



Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sdied.* A.) in year ending April. 1871 . £706,699 

Qross Estimated Rental according to Valuation Lists approved for 1871 854,224 

Amount of Rateable Value .. w •• ,, 710.682 

Amount levied for Conner and Police Rates In year ending Mich.. 1871 14.328 

Amount levied for Poor Bates in (THion C9im<y hi year ending Lady-day, 1871 . iio,622 



Pop. 

4,803 

14.569 

9.736 

3,347 

2,412 

2,552 

5,879 

4.574 

27,069 

2,761 

4,834 

12.389 

1.615 



NOBFOLK. 

This County has an area of 1,356,173 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 438,656 persons 
(males 210,999, females 227,657). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased hy 165,177 
persons, or 60 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into North Norfolk ; South Norfolk, including 
the city of Norwich ; and West Norfolk, including the borough of King's Lynn. It comprises thirty- 
three hundreds, the city of Norwich, the municipal borough of King's Lynn, and the principal parts of 
Great Yarmouth and Thetford, both of which boroughs extend into Suffolk. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into twenty-seven Petty Sessional 
Divisions. The city of Norwich, a County of itself, and the boroughs of King's Lynn, Great Yarmouth, 
and Thetford, have Commissions of the Peace and separate Courts of Quarter Sessions. There are twenty- 
nine Lieutenancy .Sub-divisions; no Highway Districts have been formed. For Police purposes the 
County is divided into fifteen Districts. The city of Norwich and the boroughs of King's Lynn and 
Great Yarmouth have their own police. 

With the exception of the parish of Emnetb, part of the parish of Brandon, and part of the ecclesias- 
tical district of St. John Little Ouse, which are in the Diocese of Ely, and part of Central Wingland in 
the Diocese of Lincoln, the County is in the Diocese of Norwich ; and it contains parts of nine parishes 
which extend into adjoining Counties, namely, Brandon, Mendham, Outwell, Rushford, St. Cuthbert 
(Thetford), St. Mary (Thetford), Upwell, Welney, and Central Wingland. 

In all Registration and Census matters Norfolk is regarded as forming part of the Fourth Regis- 
tration Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars* District!;, 
or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in another part 
of this volume. 

Population of Oouktt, 
1801-1871. 



Censos 


Popula- 


IncreaM 


Yean, 


tion. 


percent. 


1801 


273,479 


• • 


1811 


291,947 


7 


1821 


314,368 


18 


1831 


390,054 


13 


1841 


412.664 


6 


18S1 


442,714 


7 


1861 


434,798 


2daor. 


1871 


438,666 


1 



FopcLATiOK wiTBiir Parliambhtabt Limits in 


1871. 






PwrliamentAry Divtsiona and Borongha. 


In. 
haUted 
Houses. 


Population. 


1 

No. of **T^" 

Electors.' '**"j 
"^"^ , turiiod. 


VenoDM. 


Males. 


Females. 


Noam ^'oaroLK 

South Nomolk ^ (induding Ben. Clij i 
Wwr Noriom) and Bow?) \ 


26,375 
44,071 
28,982 

25,750 

25,037 

18,321 
3,945 


114,795 
194,230 
129,631 


55,111 
92,466 
63,422 


59,684 

101,764 

66,209 


6,393 

20,057 

9,365 


2 

4 
4 


South Kom»OLKWja>cl,4d,VwK«D.CIty ( 
Wwp NoarouK 5 «id Boro*) \ 

Norwich City ........ 

King'B Lynn Boro' 


113,844 

112,865 

80,386 
17,266 


56,838 

55,526 

36,628 
7,896 


58,006 

66,839 

43,758 
9,370 


7.719 

6,905 

12,338 
2,460 


2 

2 

•2 
2 



N 



178 



OOITNTT 8TATIBTI08: NORFOLK: NOBTHAMPTOK. 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIYISIOMS. 

Pop. 

BloBeld and Wftlsham . . . . 11,310 

BrotbercroflB 4,343 

Clackcloae 21, 3M 

I>pwMk 9.112 

DiM 9.743 

Eanham 8,164 

Erpingliam, North 10.984 

^pingham. Sooth 13,515 

^^ord 10.067 

FleiK. But and West .... 9. 397 

Forptaoe 12,636 

Fnebridge Lynn 14,498 

Freebridge lianhland . . . . 14,725 

Gallow 9,781 

Oreenbo^ North 9,300 

Oreenhoe, South 10.916 

tiiimahoe 7.489 

Oalltcroaa and Shropham . . . 14.964 

HoU 9.127 

King's Lvnn Boro' 16,662 

lAuuUtcti 12,543 

Loddon and Claverlng .... 13,670 

Mitford 11,865 

Norwich City 80,386 

Smithd'n 9,759 

Swainsthorpe 10,726 

Taverham 8,275 



PETTY SB88. DIV.— eoirtuNMd. 

Pop. 
Thetford BoroVfMirf qf . . . 3,379 
Tnnstead and Happing . . . 17,249 

Wayland 7,650 

Yarmouth Boro', |xir< ^ . . . 36,166 

LIEUTENANCY S(TB-DiyiSION& 

Male Pop. 

BtoAeld and WalAham ... 6.661 

Clackclose 10,808 

Depwada 4,536 

Dfaa 4,670 

Earabam 3,974 

Erpingfaam, North .... 6,008 

Erpingham, South 6,963 

EynaforA 4,919 

Flegg, East and W«tt . . . . 4,696 

Forehoe 6,193 

Freebridge Lynn 7,232 

Freebridge Marshland. . . . 7,251 

Oallow 4,772 

Greenhoe, North 4,356 

Oreenboe, Sooth 6,206 

Orlmsboe with Tbetford . . . 6,323 

Oqiltcross and Sbropham . . 7,474 

Hsnatoad and Humbleyard . . 6,338 

HoU 4,385 

Klin's Lynn Boro* 7,647 

Amoont of Real Proper^ aasesMd to the Inoome and Property Tax (Sched. A.) In 
Gross Estimated Rental according to Valuation Lists approved for 1871 . . . . 
Amoant of Rateable Value n *, n ^ • • • • 

Amount levied for County and Police R*tes in year ending Mlcli., 1871 . . . . 
Amoont levied for Poor Rates in Union Cmtntjf in year ending Lady-day, 1871 



LIEUT. SUB-MVISION O op wfftm eA 

MalelVip. 

Liondltcfa e.an 

Loddon and Clavering .... 6,6SI 

Mitford 6,773 

Norwich City 36. €28 

Smithdon and Brotheroross . • 6.903 

Taverfaam 4,043 

Tunsiead and Hipping . . . . 8,649 

Wayland 3.8«7 

Yarmouth Boro', port q/" . . . 16,346 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



Aylsham . . Town . 
Dereham . . Town 
Diss .... LocBd.. 
Downham Market Imp. Com. 



Dist 



Pop. 

3.346 

3,689 

3,861 

2.753 

1.831 

16,5<3 
633 

86.386 
3,700 
4.166 
2,843 
3.911 
3.644 
2,160 

41,819 

34.462 



NORTHAMPTONS: 



Fakenham . • Town 

King's Lynn . Mun. Bor. . . 

Mileham . . Loc Bd. . . . 

Norwich City . Mun. Bor. . . 

Swaifluun . . Loc. Bd. . . . 

Tbetford . . Mun. Bor. . . 

Walsham, North Town . . . 

Walsoken . . Loa Bd. . . . 
Wells-next-the-Sea Imp. Oom. IMst. 

Wymondham Town . . . 

Tu^uu. . .{^^: : : 

year ending April. 1871 £2,877,096 

2,693,076 

. 2,362,001 

28,039 

....... 242,016 



This Connty has an area of 629,912 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 243,891 persons 
(males 120,859, females 123,032). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 112^66 
persons, or 85 per cent. « 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into a Northern Division, including the parts 
of the city of Peterborough and of the borough of Stamford that are in this County ; and a Southern 
Division, including the borough of Northampton, and the part of the borough of Banbury in this 
County. It comprises nineteen hundreds, the liberty of Peterborough or hundred of Nassaburgh, the 
municipal boroughs of Daventry and Northampton, and part of the borough of Stamford (the greater 
part being in Lincolnshire). 

There are two Courts of Quarter Sessions, one for the County, and the other for the liberty or soke of 
Peterborough, which has a Commission of the Peace, a Gktol, and a Treasurer, and makes its own levy in the 
nature of a County rate. The County is divided into nine Petty Sessional Divisions, exclusive of the liber ij 
of Peterborough, which constitutes a separate Division. The boroughs of Northampton and Stamford have 
Commissions of the Peace and separate Courts of Quarter Sessions. The boroughs of Daventry and Higham- 
Ferrers (in each of which the mayor and ex-mayor are magistrates) form parts of the Petty Sessional 
Divisions of Daventry and Wellingborough, the County Justices having concurrent jurisdiction. 

For Police purposes the County is divided into nine Divisions, exclusive of the liberty of Peterborough, 
which has a sepeiate police force. The boroughs of Daventry, Higham-Ferrers, Northampton, and 
Stamford have their own police. 

There are ten Highway Districts, which comprise the whole of the County except the liberty of 
Peterborough and the above-mentioned boroughs ; and ten Lieutenancy Sub-divisions. 

The County is almost entirely in the Diocese of Peterborough, and contains parts of five parishes 
which extend into adjoining Counties, vis. Luddington-in-the-Brook, Lutton, Theddingworth, Thuming, 
and Winwick. 

In all Registration and Census matters Nobthamptonbhibb is regarded as forming part of the Third 
Rbgistration Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 



FOfULATioir or Oouhtt, 
1801-1871. 



POFULATioH wrrHfir Pabliamsntabt Lticits nr 1871. 



Censne 


Popnla* 


Increue 


YearK 


tlon. 


percent. 


1801 


131,626 


. . 


1811 


141,363 


7 


1821 


163,097 


16 


1831 


179,336 


10 


1841 


199,228 


11 


1861 


212,880 


7 


1861 


227,704 


7 


1871 


243,891 


7 



Purttameiitaiy XHTislons and Borongha. 



North Nobthamp. Uincludfng Rep. Oty f 
SouthNosthamp.J andBoro's) . ,.\ 

North Nobthamp. V^bcImcKiv Rn>. City 
South N(»thamp. / '"^ Boro's) . 

Pieterborongb City, pari q^* . . 
Stamford Boro' port qff, . . 

Northampton Boto' 

BanbaryBoro',i)flU-t^^ . . . 



'■{ 



In- 
habited 
Hooses. 



24,276 
28,264 



20,770 
19,482 

3,235 
270 

8,331 
401 



Population. 



Peraoos. : Males. iFemales. 



112,423 
131,468 



65,616 
65,244 



96,624 
84,626 

15,499 
1,400 

45,080 
1,863 



47,390 

42,070 

7.538 

687 

22,234 

940 



66,808 
66,224 



48,134 

42,466 

7,961 

713 

22,846 

923 



No. of 
Electors. 



k< 



Re. 
tamed. 



7,848 
12,127 



6,354 
6,215 
2,494 

6^912 



V^ parllamoitary dty of Peterboronph extends into mtntt ; tho totol number of electors and members is here stated, 
t The principal pan of the borough of Stamford is In Lincoln ; thfe number of electors and members Is given \n. that County. 
X The principal port of the borough of Banbury is in 0%ford ; and the number of alecton and members is given In that Countj. 



OOUNTT ST ATISnOS : NORTHAMPTON ; NORTHUMBBBLAND. 



179 



PETTY SBaSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Braokley 16,992 

Daventry 17,376 

Haventry Boro* 4,061 

Kettering 22,152 

I^UtleBowden 7,459 

Northampton .«...• 33.800 

Northampton Boro' 41.168 

Dandle 14,401 

Stamford Boro'. jurto/. ... 1,160 

Thrapston 11,410 

Towcester 19,345 



LIEUTEif ANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male IV>p. 

Braokley 9,036 

Daventry 10,516 

Kettering 11,034 

Little Bowden 4,436 

Northampton 37,614 

Onndle 6,770 

Peterborough 12,852 

Thrapston 6,309 

Toweescer 8,092 

WelUngliorongh 14,200 



WeUingborough 29,405 

Peterborough Lfber^ . . . .25,173 

Amount of Real Property aas&iaed to the Income and Property Tax (|Sched. A.) in 
Grues BBtlmated Rental aooordlng to Valuation LiBta approved for 1871 . . . , 
Amount of Rateable Valae „ „ „ „ . . . , 

Amount levied for Oonn^ and Police Rates in year ending Mich., 1871 . . . . 
Amount levied for Poor Kates in OhUm County in year ending Lady-day, 1871 . 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



Brackley . . 

Iteventxy . . 

Kettering 
Nurthampton 



. Town • • • 
< Mun. Bor. . . 

* I imp. Com. Dist. 

• Town . , . 
. Mun. Bor. . . 

Oundle ~. . . Imp. Com. i^st. 

Towcester . . Town . . . 
Wellingborough. LocBd. . . 



Pop. 

2,154 

4,051 

3,686 

7,184 

41,163 

2,829 

17,434 

11,264 

2,465 

9,385 



year ending April, 1871 £l .613.556 

, 1,615,141 

, 1.391.431 



23.399 
175,390 



NORTHUMBEBLAND. 

This County has an area of 1,290,312 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 386,646 persons 
(males 192,663, females 193,983). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 218,668 
persons, or 130 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into North Northumberland, including the 
borough of Berwick-upon-Tweed and part of the borough of Morpeth ; and South Northumberland, 
including the boroughs of Newcastle-upon-Tyne and Tynemouth, and the other part of Morpeth. It 
comprises nine Wards, and the municipal boroughs of Berwick-upon-Tweed, Mori)eth, Newcastle-upon- 
Tyne, and Tynemouth. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into thirteen Petty Sessional Divisions. 
The boroughs of Berwick-upon-Tweed and Newcastle-upon-Tyne (each a County of itself) have Commis- 
sions of the Peace and separate Courts of Quarter Sessions ; and Tynemouth has a Commission of the 
Peace. 

For Police purposes the County is divided into six Districts, besides which the boroughs of Newcastle- 
upon-Tyne, Berwick-upon-Tweed, and Tynemouth, and the district of the River Tyne, have their own 
police. There are eight Lieutenancy Sub-divisions. The Highways Act has been only partially adopted, 
seven Districts having been formed. 

The County is in the Diocese of Durham, and contains no parishes which extend into other Counties. 

In all Registration and Census matters Nobtuumberland is regarded as forming part of the Tbntu 
Reoistbation Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars* 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 



Population of Oocrarr, 
1801-1871. 



Population wirnnr PARLiAinKTABT Lnnxa nr 1871. 



Cenras 


Potrala- 
tfon. 


Increase 


Tears. 


percent. 


1801 


168,078 


. . 


1811 


183,269 




1821 


212,589 




1831 


236.959 




1841 


266,020 




1851 


303,568 




1861 


843,025 


13 


1871 


386,646 


13 





In- 


Population. 


No. Of 
Electors. 


Memliers 

Re- 
turned. 


Parllamentaiy vvrwafat ana Borongns. uauiveu 

• Houses. 


Persons. , Males. Females. 


NoiTH NoBTHUx B. (incUuL Bep. Boro's) 
Sooth NoBTBUMB. „ „ 


17.967 
44,469 


97,156 
289,490 


47,699 
144,964 


49,457 
144,526 


7,503 
21,748 


5 

6 


North Nobthuxb. (esedtid. Bep. Boro's) 

South Nobtbuxb. „ « 

Berwlck-np<Mi-Tweed Boro' .... 
Morpeth Boro*, jxirt of . ..... 

Morpeth Boro*, part qf 

Newcastle-upon-Tyne Boro' .... 
Tynemoath Boro' 


12,480 

20,453 

2,102 
3,385 
2,171 
16.460 
5,385 


65,091 

110,650 

13.282 
18,783 
11,456 
128.443 
38.941 


31,728 

56,738 

6,221 

9,750 

5,666 

63,606 

18.954 


.^3,363 

53,912 

7,061 

9,033 

5,790 

64,837 

19.987 


3,628 

6,744 

1,336 

1 2,539 

12,600 
2,504 


2 
2 
2 
1 

2 

1 



LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIYISJONS. 

Male Pop. 

Bamburgfa 9.074 

Berwick-upon-Tweed Boro' . . 6,221 

Castle 56,628 

Ojqnetdale 10.012 

Olendale 5,103 

Morpeth 17.289 

Newcastle-upon-Tyne Boro' . . 63,606 
Tynedale 24,730 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Bamburgb 5,781 

Bedllngtonshire 23,061 

Berwldc-upon-Twoed Boro* . . 13,282 

Castle, East 24.703 

Castle. West 38,387 

Guquetdale, Esst 17,965 

Coquetdale, North 3,836 

Coquet'lale. West 4,794 

Glendale 11,516 

Haltwhistle 6,987 

Kirkwhelplngton 4,120 

Morpeth 14,457 

Morpeth Boro^ 4,517 

NewcasUe-upon-Tyne Boro' . . 128,448 

Norhamshlre and Islandshlre . . 8,181 

Tynedale 37,676 

Tynemouth Boro' 38.941 

Amount of Real Property assessed to the fiBoome and Pi o peitv Tax (Sched. A.) in 
Gross Estlniated Rental aocofding to Valuation Lists approved for 1871 . . . 
Amount of Rateable Value „ ^ •» „ , , 

Amount levied for County and PoUte Rates In year mdlng Mich., 1871 . . . 
Amount lerled for Poor Bates in Union Cfmntjf in year ending Lady-day, 1871 . 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 

Pop. 
Alnwick and Canongate Loc Bd. 6,218 
Bedlingfeooshire . . Luc. Hd. 13,494 
Berwick-upon-Tweed . Mun. Bor. 13,282 

Cowpen Ix)aBd. 6,464 

Cramlington. . . . LoaBl. 4,167 

Hexham Loc. Bd. 6,331 

Howdon LocBd. 1 112 

MnrTw>*jt (Mun. Bor. 4 517 

Morpeth • . . . JLocBd. 5,914 
Newbiggin .... LocBd. 1.137 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne . Mun.Bor. 128.443 

Seghill LocBd. 1,980 

South Blyth .... Loa Bd. 2,918 
Tynemouth .... Mun. Bor. 38,941 
Walker ..... LocRl. 8,888 

Wallsend Loc. Bd. 4,169 

Wellington Quay . . LocBd. 4,096 
year ending April, 1371 £1,913,899 

2,164, 7'.6 

1.939,304 

20,994 

. . 60.868 



180 



COUNTT statistics: NOTTmGHAM; OXFOBD. 



NOTTZNGHAMSHIIIE. 

This County has an area of 526,176 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 319,758 persoos 
(males 154,407, females 165,351). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased bj 179,408 
persons, or 128 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into a Northern Division, including the 
borough of East Retford ; and a Southern Division, including the borough of Newark. It comprises six 
wapentakes, and the municipal boroughs of East Retford, Newark, and Nottingham. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into seven Petty Sessional Divisions. 
The borough of Newark and the borough of Nottingham (which is a County of itself) have Commissions 
of the Peace and separate Courts of Quarter Sessions, and the borough of East Retford has a Commission 
of the Peace. 

ITie Police Divisions are identical with those for Petty Sessions. The boroughs of Newark and 
Nottingham have their own police. There are eight Lieutenancy Sub-divisions; and eight Highway 
Districts have been formed. 

The County is almost entirely in the Diocese of Liucoln, and contains parts of three parishes, which 
extend into adjoining Counties, viz. Blyth, Finningley, and Flawford. 

In all Registration and Census matters Nottutohamshibe is regarded as forming part of the Seventh 
Registration Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars* 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 



PoPULATioir or Oomrrr, 
1801-18Y1. 



PoruLATKor wmnr pABUAxnrrAKT Limits ih 1871. 



Census 
Yean. 


Poptilft* 
tlon. 


IncreMe 
percent. 


1801 


140.350 


• • 


1811 


162,964 


16 


1821 


186.873 


15 


1831 


235,327 


31 


1841 


249.910 


11 


1861 


270,427 


8 


1861 


293,867 


9 


1871 


819.758 


9 



PlM-Uam?iitci7 Dtvfaiona uid BoroogbB. 



NoBTHSEN DiTisiox W^^ubtdCny Rep. f 
BoDTHBBK Dnrunoir / Boro's) . . .\ 



NOBTHBBK DnrimoTC \ (eaxluding Rep. 
SoDTHxaif Division / Bore's) 



.{ 



Edst Retford Boro' 
NottlDgbam Boro' 
Newark Boro* . 



In- 
habited 
Houses. 



49,982 
18.437 



21.304 

16.726 

10,767 

17.911 

2,711 



Pwaons. 



Populatkm. 

Males. 



238.208 
81.650 



102.330 

69.355 

49,257 
86.621 
12.195 



Females. 



114.838 
89.569 



123,370 
41.981 



60.776 

33,763 

24,520 
39.542 

5.806 



61,554 

35.592 

24,737 

47.679 

6.389 



No. of 
Etecton. 



iomed. 



27,774 
6.707 



6 
4 



6.476 

4.788 

7.622 

14.674 

1,919 



2 

S 

1 
S 
2 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Bfngham 12.697 

Mansfield 81.183 

Newark 14.675 

Newark Boro' 12.196 

Nottingham 107,609 

Nottingham Boro' 86.621 

Retford 26,666 

Retford, East (Boro') . . . . 3,194 

Southwell 8,014 

Worksop 17.106 



UEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

Bingham 6.166 

Maiisfleld 15,684 

Newark 12,958 

Nottingham 52.898 

Nottingham Boro' 39.642 

Retford 14.668 

Southwell 3,894 

Worksop 8,697 



PRINCIPAL TOWNa 



Arnold ..... 


LocBd. . 


BMford .... 


LocBd.. 


EastReiford . . . 


Mun. Kor. 


HncknaU-Torkard . 


LocBd.. 


Lenton 


LocBd.. 


Mansfield .... 


LocBd.. 


Mansfield- Woodhouse 


LocBd.. 


Newark .... 


Moo. Bor 


Nottingham . . . 


Mun. Bor. 


SnenUm .... 


LocBd.. 


Southwell .... 


Town . 


Sutton-in-Ashfleld . 


LocBd.. 


Warsop .... 
WeetRetibrd . . . 


liOcBd.. 
LocBd.. 


Worksop .... 


LocBd.. 



4,634 

13,038 

3.194 

4.267 

6,315 

11.824 

2,474 

13,198 

86.631 

12,237 

3,400 

t,674 

1,486 

691 

10,44« 



Aroonnt of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in year ending April, 1871 jei ,630.974 

OrossEsthuatedllentalaocordlngto Valuation Lists ai^roTed for lb? 1 1.621,273 

Amount of Rateable Value „ .. ., „ 1.426.299 

Ankount levied for CDuntv and Police Rates In year ending Mich., 1871 14,842 

Amount levied for Poor Rates in (7nion Coun/y in year ending Lady-day, 1871 148,628 



OXFOBDSnniE. 



This County has an area of 470,095 statute acres^ and its population in 1871 was 177,976 persons 
(males 87,466, females 90,609). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 65,998 
persons, or 69 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it contains four repre- 
sented boroughs or parts of boroughs. It comprises fourteen hundreds, the municipal boroughs of Banbury 
and Chipping Norton, and the greater part of the city of Oxford (the remainder being in Berkshire). 

There is one Court of Quarter Seiions for the County, and it is divided into ten Petty Sessional 
Divisions. The borough of Banbury and the city of Oxford have Commissions of the Peace and separate 
Courts of Quarter Sessions. 

The ten Police Divisions of the County are identical with the Petty Sessional Divisions. The city of 
Oxford and the borough of Banbury have their own police. There are eight Lieutenancy Sub-divisions, 
and nine Highway Districts have been formed. 

The County is almost entirely in the Diocese of Oxford, and contains parts of ten parishes which 
extend into adjoining Counties, viz. Broughton Poggs, Cropredy, Culham, Ibstone, Ickford, Kingsey, 
Lewknor, St. Aldate (Oxford), Sonning, and Whitechurch. 



oouNTY STATisnos: oxfobd; butlakd. 



181 



In all Registration and Census matters Oxfoboshibe is regarded as forming part of the Thibd Regis- 
tration Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' Districts, 
or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in another part 
of this volume. 

POrULATIOiC OP OOUHTT, POPULATION WITHIM PABUASnorTAKT LIMITS Uf 1871. 

1801-1871. ____^__ 



Cetmu 


Popula- 


IncresM 


Yean. 


tion. 


percent. 


1801 


111.977 


• • 


1811 


120,376 


8 


1821 


138,224 


15 


1831 


153,526 


11 


1841 


163.127 


6 


1851 


170,439 


4 


1861 


170,9U 


0-3 


1871 


177,975 


4 



County and Borougha. 



OxposDSHntB (incUiding Rep. City and ) 
Boro'8) ; 

OxFoaiMHiu (excluding Bep. QLtj and ) 
Boro's) 5 

Banbury Boro', part vf* 
Oxford City, wri «' • 
WallingfbrdBoro' 
Woodstock Boro' 



In. 
habited 

HoOttA. 



37,849 



27,295 

1,989 

6,485 

424 

1,656 



Population. 



PeTBODS. 



177,976 , 



126,691 

9.863 

83,200 

1.844 

7,477 



Males. 



87,466 



62,678 

4,738 

15,455 

920 

3,675 



Females. 



90,609 



62,913 

5.125 

17,745 

924 

3,802 



No. of 
Electors. 



Members 

Re- 
turned. 



16,679 



7,476 

1,715 
6,387a 

1,'ioi 



7a 



1 
2a 

• • 
1 



(a)In addition, Oxford University has 3,786 registered eleetors, and returns two members to Parliament 

* The borough of Banbury is partly situate In AorMamj>ton, and the dty of Oxford is partly situate hi Bwlakim the entire number 

of electors and of members is given above. 

f The principal part of the parliamratary borough <^ WaUingford is in AerJUUrc; where the number of electors and members is 

given. 

PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



Pop. 

Bampton,Esst 14,502 

Bampton, West 7,446 

Banbury Boro* 4,122 

Banbmy and Bloxham . . . . 17.768 

BuUlngdon 22,991 

Cbadlington 17,063 

Henley ........ 15.454 

Oxliord City. pott (/ .... 30.840 

Plonghley 15.870 

WaUtaigton 15.603 

Wootton,North 6,991 

Wootton, South 9,425 



Male Pop. 

Banbury 10.917 

Bicester or Ploughley .... 7,916 

Qilpping Norton 8,466 

Henley 7,638 

Oxford 25,910 

WatUngton 7,758 

Witney 10,785 

Wootton 8.077 



Banbuiy . . . . 

Bicester, Kteg's End . 
Bfcesier. Market End 
Chipping Norton . . 
Henley . . . . . 

Oxford aty . • . 

Thame 

Wheatley . . . . 
Witn^ . • . • 



C Mun. Bor. 
tLoaBd.. 

LocBd. . 

LocBd.*. 

Mun. Bor. 

LocBd. . 
( Mun. Bor. 
tlioo. Bd.. 

Town , 

LocBd.. 

LocBd. . 



Pop. 

4,122 

11,726 

310 

8,018 

3,641 

4,523 

31,404 

32.477 

2,823 

1,041 

2,976 



Amount of Real Property ■■wasod to the Income and Property Tsx (Sched. A.) In year ending April, 1871 £1,214,470 

Gross Estimated Rental according to Valuation Lists ^>proved lor 1871 1,137,723 

Amount of Rateable Value ^ n n t* 976,707 

Amount levied for Countv and PoUos Kates in year ending Micb., 1871 20,978 

Amount levied Ibr Poor Rates In Unim Oovnty in year ending Lady-day. 1871 119,618 



RTTTIjANDSHIBE. 

This County has an area of 94,8ti9 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 22,073 persons 
(male 11,038, females 11,035). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 5,773 
persons, or 35 per oent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it contains no 
represented borough. It comprises five hundreds, but contains no municipal borough. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions : it is not, however, sub-divided either for Petty Sessional 
or Lieutenancy purposes. There are three Police Districts, two of which consist respectively of the towns 
of Oakham and Uppingham ; the third District comprising the remainder of the County. The Highways 
Act has not been adopted. 

The County is in the Diocese of Peterborough, and contains part of one parish, namely. Stoke Dry, 
which extends into Leicestershire. 

In all Registration and Census matters Rutlandshibs is regarded as forming part of the Seventh 
Registration Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars* 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another part of thij3 volume. 



POPULATIOX OF COUKTT, 
1801-1871. 



PoFULATTOn wrrtoiv Pabuauktaby I^MTTS IM 1871. 



Census 
Years. 



PMrala- Increase 
tion. (percent. 



1801 


16,300 


• • 


1811 


16,380 


• • 


1821 


18.487 


13 


1831 


19,386 


6 


1841 


21.302 


la 


1851 


22.983 


8 


1861 


21,8^1 


5dec 


1871 


22,073 


1 



County. 


In- 
bablted 
Houses. 


P 
Persons. ! 


spulstkm. 
Mslts. 


Females. 


Naof 
Electors. 


Re- 
turned. 


RnTLAKD . r . f 


4,766 


22,073 


11,038 


11,036 


2,064 1 2 






1 



PRINCIPAL TOWNa 

Pop. 

Oakham Town. . . . 2.911 

Uppingham Town. • . . 2,464 

to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in year ending April, 1871 . £198,664 

Gross Estimated Rental aooording to Valuation Usto approved for 1871 1»3,968 

Amount of Rateable Value ^ • *• ** 163,867 

Amount levied for County and Police Rates in year ending Mich., 1871 2,321 

Amount levied for Poor Rates In rmon County in year ending Lsdy-day, 1871 16,177 



Amount of Real Property 



182 



OOUIYTT GfTAJISnOB: SALOP. 



SHBOPSHIEtE. 

This County has an area of 841,167 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 248,111 persons 
(males 123,472, females 124,639). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 78,863 
persons, or 47 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into North Shropshire, including the borough 
of Shrewsbury ; and South Shropshire, including the boroughs of Bridgnorth and Wenlock, and the part of 
the borough of Ludlow in this County. It comprises fourteen hundreds, and the municipal b(^ughs 
of Bridgnorth, Ludlow, Oswestry, Shrewsbury, and Wenlock. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into nineteen Petty Sessional Divisions. 
All the boroughs have Commissions of the Peace and separate Courts of Quarter Sessions. 

For Police purposes the County is divided into six Districts. The boroughs of Bridgnorth, Ludlow, 
and Shrewsbury have their own police, lliere are twenty-six Lieutenancy Sub-divisions ; and thirteen 
Highway Districts, which comprise the entire County. 

The County is in the Dioceses of Hereford, Lichfield, and St Asaph ; and contains parts of nineteen 
parishes which extend into adjoining Counties, viz. Alberbury, Bobbington, Bucknell, Churcbstoke, 
Drayton-in-Hales, Ellesmere, Hyssington, Leintwardine, Llansilin, Llanymynech, Ludford, Lydham, 
Mainstone, Miicklestone, Pattingham, Richards Castle, Sheriff Hales, Whitchurch, and Worthen. 

In all Registration and Census matters Shbopshibb is regarded as forming part of the Sixth Regis- 
tration Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' Districts, 
or Poor I^aw Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in another part 
of this volume. 



FopuuunoN or Gouixtt, 

1801-1871. 



PopuLATion wiTHnr Pakuamxitabt Lixitb nr 1S71. 



Onsos 
Yeara. 


PopuU- 
tion. 


Increase 
per cent. 


' 1801 


169,248 


• • 


1811 


184,973 


9 


1821 


198,311 


7 


1831 


313,618 


8 


1841 


325,820 


6 


1851 


229.341 


3 


1861 


240,959 


5 


1871 


248,111 


3 



Fsarliunentaiy DirlslosB and Boroughs. 



NoKTH Shmpbhisb \ (induding Rep. f 
South Shsofsbibs / Boro's) \ 

NowH Shbopsbiu \ (adudinp Rep. ( 
SoDTB SmopsuzRB / Boros) \ 

Shrewsbory Bopo* 

Bridgnorth Boro* , 

Ludlow Boro', cart of* , 

Wenlock Boro*^ 



In. 
habited 
H<Misea. 



39,363 
31,543 

34.451 

14,333 

4.811 
1,566 
1,283 
4,471 



Popolation. 



Persons. 



143,691 
104,430 



130,385 
69,811 

33,406 

7,317 

6,084 

31,308 



Males. 



71,015 
53,457 



69,930 
35,633 

11,095 
3,456 
2,807 

10,572 



Females. 



No. of 
Electors. 



72,676 
51,963 



11,523 
11.262 



Re- 

turned. 



60,365 
34,189 

13,311 
8,861 
3,377 

10,636 



7,757 

5,838 

3,766 

1.835 

868 

8,331 



* The borough of Lodlovr extends Into Renfordtkirt ; the number of electors for the entire borough is stated above. 



4 
6 



2 

2 
1 
1 
3 



PETTT SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 



Pop. 
3.73( 



Albrighton 3,730 

Bishops Castle 1,806 

Bradford Drayton 12,162 

Bradford Newport 12,011 

Bradford Wellington . . . . 38,493 

Bradford Wem 6,802 

Bradford Whitchurch .... 9,779 

Bridgnorth Boro' 6,876 

Brimstree Shifftaal 10.751 

Brims- rec South and Stottesden') » ^^^ 

Chelmarsh J *'"** 

Burfurd 1,933 

Chirbury 5,191 

Glun and Pnrslow 10,608 

Oondover 8,207 

Ford 8,751 

Ludlow Boro' 5,087 

M undlow Lower and part qf Overs ) , ^ . ^i. 

and Stottesden fio.iTT 

Munslow Upper 6,413 

0>westry 15,025 

Oswestry Boro' 7,306 

PimhiU 11,605 



PETTY SESS. mV,—oontmued, 

Pop. 

Shrewsbury Boro' 33,406 

Stottesden aeobury .... 5,569 
Wenlock Boro' 19.401 

LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

Albrighton 1,859 

Bishops Ctotle 877 

Bradford Drayton ..... 5,668 

Bradford Newport 5,861 

Bradford Wellington . . . . 19,647 

Bradford Wem 3.459 

Bradford Whitchurch .... 4,839 

Bridgnorth Boro' 3,755 

Brimstree Bridgnorth .... 1,796 

Brimstree Shlffbal 5,357 

724 
022 
961 
938 
333 
768 
229 



Chirbury 2, 

Clun 2, 

Condover ....... 3, 

Ford 8, 

Ludlow Borough 2, 

Mmulow Upper 2, 

Munslow Lower 4, 



• LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIV.- 

MalePop. 

Oswestry Hundred 8,21S 

Oswestry Boro' 8,650 

Oven 1»416 

PimhiU 6,149 

Purslow 8.608 

Stottesden Chelmarsh .... 2.808 

Stottesden Cleobuiy .... 3.967 

Shrewsbuiy 12,236 

Wenlock 9,663 



PRINQPAL TOWNS. 



• 

■{ 



Astley Abbotts 

Bridgnorth . 

Ellesmere . 
Ludlow . . 
Market Drayton 
Newport 
Oswestry . 
Shiihial . . 
Shrewsbury 
WeUington . 
Wenlodt . 
Wbilcburch k Dodington 



LocBd. . 
Muu. Bor. 
LocBd. . 
LocBd. . 
Mun. Bor. 
Town 
Town . 
Mun. Bor. 
Town . 
Mun. Bor. 
LocBd. . 
Mun. Bor. 
LoaBd.. 



PopL 
663 
6.876 
5,320 
3,013 
6,087 
4,039 
3,303 
7,306 
3.100 

33,406 
6.926 

19,401 
3,696 



Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Ta^ (Sched. A.) In year endbig April, 1871 £1.638,046 

Gross Estimated Rental according to Valuation lists approved for 1871 1,592,285 

Amount of Rateable Value „ „ « *• 1,446.826 

Amount levied for County and Police Rates in year mding Mich., 1871 10,927 

Amount levied for Poor Rates in ITfiion County in year eodbig Lady-day, 1671 ........ 134,360 



ootmTT ST&iisnos : souebsbx. 



183 



SOMERSETSHIRE. 

This County has an area of 1,049,815 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 468,483 persons 
(males 218,454, females 245,029). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 18^,906 
persons, or 69 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into East Somerset, Mid Somerset, and West 
Somerset. By the Act 31 & 32 Vict. cap. 46, it was provided that the several Parliamentary Divisions 
of this County should consist, not of certain hundreds as in most other Counties, but of certain Petty 
Sessional Divisions. East Somerset includes the city of Bath, the parliamentary borough of Frome, 
and that part of the city of Bristol which is in this County : West Somerset includes the parliamentary 
borough of Taunton. 

Somersetshire comprises forty hundreds, two liberties, the cities of Bath and Wells, part of the city of 
Bristol, and the municipal boroughs of Bridgwater, Chard, Glastonbury, and Yeovil. The principal part 
of the city of Bristol (wnich is a County of itself) is in Gloucestershire. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into twenty-two Petty Sessional Divisions : 
the cities of Bath and Bristol and the borough of Bridgwater have Commissions of the Peace and 
separate Courts of Quarter Sessions ; and the city of Wells and the borough of Teovil have Commissions 
of the Peace. 

For Police purposes there are fourteen Divisions : the cities of Bath and Bristol, and the boroughs of 
Bridgwater and Chard, have their own Police. The city of Wells and the boroughs of Yeovil and Glas- 
tonbury are empowered to have Police forces of their own ; but by special arrangement they are at 
present imder the supervision of the County Police. Iliere are sixteen Lieutenancy Sub-divisions ; and 
nineteen Highway Districts, which comprise the entire County, have been formed. 

The County is mostly in the Diocese of Bath and Wells ; and it contains parts of three parishes which 
extend into adjoining Counties, viz., Maiden Bradley, Stourton, and Exmoor. 

SoMEBSETSHiBR fonus part of the Fifth Rbqistbation Division, and the population of every parish 
in the several Superintendent R^^trars* Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating 
to Uiat Division, which will be found in another part of this volume. 



PopOLATiov OP Oomnr, 

1801-1871. 



PoruLATiOH WRHnr Paklxamihtabt Limits ni 1871. 



OeiMiM 
Yean. 


•T" 


lncr««8e 
perOent. 


1881 


278,677 


. . 


1811 


303,836 


11 


1831 


366,789 


17 


1831 


403.706 


13 


1841 


436,609 


8 


1861 


443,916 


3 


1881 


444,873 


0*1 


1871 


463,483 


4 



* For the ntimber of elec- 
tors in the entire CItj of Brii- 
tol see Gloucettertkire. 



PsrUamentaiy Divisions and Boron^is. 

E«r8o««.« { SStSf^. } 

Mm SOKKSSR 

West SoMXBsar (imMUng Rep. Boro*) 

EastSomzbsr ^ t»cbidSma Rep, i 
WnrSoMsuBri attos and Boro'. 1 

BrthCI^ 

Bristol Oltj,iNir<^* 

Frome Boro' ....•••.. 
Taunton fioio' . 



In. 
habited 
Houses. 



Population. 



Persons. 



38,193 
36,473 
38,641 



33,836 

36,488 

8,679 
4,667 
3,131 
3,068 



304,367 
130,318 
138,808 



113,713 

133,843 

63,704 

38,187 

9,763 

16,466 



Males. 



93,430 
67,^66 
67,369 



63,633 

60,399 

31,746 

13,706 

4,447 

6,970 



Females. 



No. of 
'Electors. 



Members 

Be- 
tomed. 



110,937 
62,663 
71,639 



69,191 

63.043 

31,968 

14,483 

6,306 

8,496 



16,131 
8,693 
9,839 



8,683 
7,840 
6,189 

1,360 
1,989 



6 

1 
4 



3 
3 



1 
3 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Axbrldge 89,183 

Bathaty 63,667 

Bishop's Lydeard 3,741 

Bridgwater 31,344 

Bridgwater Boro* 13,069 

Bristol City, jwr«<2f .... 38,187 

Crewkenie 10,118 

Dolverton 6,303 

Donster 7,781 

Frome 19,296 

Ilinlnster 36,131 

Chard Boro* 3,400 

Keynsham 7,478 

Kilmcndon 8,317 

LongAahton 36,686 

Shepton-Mallet 13,461 

Somerton 16,663 

Taunton 81,010 

Temple OoQd ...... 19,187 

Wellington 9,789 

Wells 9,103 

Olastoabiuy Boro' 3,668 

Wells City 4,618 

Weston 31,011 



PETTY SESS. DlV.^amtiiwed. 

Pop. 

WnUton 13,803 

Wmcanton 30,681 

WiveUsoombe 7,469 

Yeovil, 17,397 

Yeovil Boro*. 8,637 

LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

Axfaridge . 18,369 

Bath 39,641 

Bedminster . 36,761 

Bridgwater 17,163 

Chard 13,410 

Qntton 11,917 

Frome 11,611 

Keynsham 3,311 

Langport 8,604 

Sbepton Mallet 7,730 

Taonton 16,426 

WeUingt<m 8,013 

Wells 10,824 

Williton 12,764 

Wincanton 10.362 

Yeovil 13,868 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 





Pop. 


BMhCCHy). .{^^\ 


. 62,667 
. 62,683 


Bridgwater . . Mon. Bor. 
Bornham . . Loc Bd. . 


. 13,069 
. 1,686 


Chard . • • Man. Bor. 


. 3,400 


Clevedon. . . ].oa Bd. • 


. 4,039 


Crewkeme . . Town . . 


. 3.667 


Frome . . . Loc Bd . 


. 8,967 


Olastonboiy • Man. Bor. 


. 3,668 


Ilminster . . Town . . 


. 3,431 


Mldsomer-Norton Loc Bd. . 


. 4,010 


Shepton-MaUet Town . . 


. 4,363 


South Petherton Town . . 


. 3,066 


Street . . . Loc Bd. . 


. 3.167 


Taunton . . Loc Bd. . 


. 14,967 


Wellington . . Town . . 
Welts C aty) . Man. Bor. 


. 6,119 
. 4.618 


""ir-.T".}^"*- • 


. 10,470 


WiveUscombe . Loc Bd. . 


. 3,060 


Yeovil . . • Man. Bor. 


. 8.637 



Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Srhed. A.) in year ending April, 1871 £3.337,883 

Gross Estimated Rental according to Valuation LisU approved for 1871 3,940,434 

Amount of Rateable Value „ „ „ ^ 3.686,686 

Amount levied for Citm^ and Police Rates in year ending Mich., 1871 88,837 

Amount levied for Poor Rates in Union County in year eudlng Lady'day. 1871 390,478 



181 



OOxmTT STATISTICS : STAFFOBD. 



1 



STAFFORDSHIRE. 



POPCLATION OP C!OUHTr, 
1801-1871. 



PoruLATion wiTHni Pabliaxistait Limits ni 1871. 



Ceneoa 


Popula- 
tion. 


Increase 


Yeara. 


per Cent. 


1801 


242,693 


• • 


1811 


294,540 


21 


1821 


345,972 


17 


1831 


409,480 


18 


1841 


509,472 


24 


1851 


608,716 


19 


18H1 


746,943 


23 


1871 


858,326 


IS 



Parliamentsiy Divisions and Boroughs. 



£. Staffobdbbirb i 
N. Stappo&dshirb I 
W. StappokdshirbI 

E. Stapfordshibb 
N. Stafpobdsuikb 
W. Stapfordshibb 



City and Boro'i 



^1 



In- 

habited 
Houses. 



54.734 
61,966 
60,924 



ezdudingJlm. 
City and Boro*s. 



Lichfield City . . . . . 
'i 'am worth Boro*, part qf • . 

Walsall Boro' 

Wednesbury Boro' .... 
Stoke upon Trent Boro' . . 
Newcastle under Lyme Boru' . 
Dudley Boro', jpart qff . . 
StaflToid Boru' . . . . . 
Wolverhjimpton Boro' . . . 



19,960 

' 24,110 
I 
20,184 

1,563 

1,034 

9,566 

22,621 

24,666 

3,180 

7,427 

2,939 

30,424 



Population. 



Persons. 



279,791 
266,740 
311,796 



101,664 

119,807 

100,413 

7,847 

6,063 

49,018 

116,809 

130,086 

16,948 

3'i,468 

15,946 

166,978 



Males. 



140,660 
134,291 
156,873 



60,702 
60.572 
49,973 

3,435 

2,460 
24,810 
69,243 
65,784 

7,036 
19,419 

8,062 
79,419 



Females. 



No. of 
ElectOTs. 



139,141 
182,449 
154,922 



60,862 
69,235 
50,440 

3,912 

2,593 
24,208 
57,566 
65,201 

8,013 
19,U39 

7,884 
77,659 



38,039 
30,7d8 
31,910 



9,264 

9.714 

9,871 

1,309 
1,662 
8,170 
17,644 
18,196 
2,849 

3^151 
18,888 



Re- 
turned. 



T 
6 



3 

2 

2 

1 
2 
1 
1 
2 
2 

• • 

2 
2 



* The borough of Tamworth is partly in Wartridahire ; the number of electors and members fbr the entire borough is here given, 
t The borough of Dudley extends into Worcuterghiret where the number of members and electors is given. 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Bilston 61,543 

Burton upon Trent .... 28,668 

Cheadle 17,654 

Eocleshall ........ 9,628 

Hanley Boro' 39,976 

Kingswinfonl and Wordsley . . 46,051 

Leeic 31,662 

LiehfleldCity 7,347 

Longton Boro' 19,478 

Newcastle under Lyme Boro* . 16.948 

Pcnkrldfic 24,076 



PETTY SESS. DIV.— conWnuad. 

Pop. 

Pirehill. North 127,675 

Rowley Regis 23,534 

Shenslone, Eiford, and Rugeley . 29,313 

Statlord 15,077 

Stafford Boro' 14,437 

Sutne 11,696 

TamwoptliBoro',j)artq^. . . 2,361 

Uttoxeter 13,923 

Walsall Boro' 46,447 

West Bromwicb. Wednesbury,),-- -o« 
and Walsall } 166,086 



PETTY SESS. DIV.-«m«n«etL 

Pop. 

WlUenhaU 18,146 

Wolverhampton . . . . . 19,261 
Wolverhampton Boro' . . . 68,291 

LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 
Burton upon Trent .... 14,7as 

Cheadle 8,761 

Eocleshall 4,935 

Eiford 4,284 

Kings winford 35,042 



This County has an area of 732,434 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 858,326 perotx^ • 
(males 431,814, females 426,512). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased hy 615,63S \ 
yersonSy or 254 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into East Staffordshire, including the city of 
Lichfiel(f, the borou^jhs of Walsall and Wednesbury, and the part of the borough of Tarn wort H in this 
County; North Staffordshire, including the boroughs of Stoke*upon-Trent and Newcastle-under-Lyme; 
and West Staffordshire, including the boroughs of Stafford and Wolverhampton, and the part of the 
borough of Dudley in this County. 

Staffordsliire comprises five hundreds, the City of Lichfield, the municipal boroughs of Hanley^ 
Newcastle-undcr-Lyme, Stafford, Walsall,' and Wolverhampton, part of the borough of Tarai worth, 
and the borough of Longton, which was incorporated in 1865. The remainder of Tamworth is in. War- 
wickshire. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into sixteen Petty Sessional Divisions : the 
city of Lichfield, a County of itself, and the boroughs of Newcastle-uuder-Lyme, W^alsall, and Wolver- 
hampton have Commissions of the Peace and separate Courts of Quarter Sessions ; and the boroagbs of 
Uanley, Longton, Stafford, and Tamworth have Commissions of the Peace. 

For Police purposes the County is divided into the Mining, the Ruml, and the Pottery Districts ; 
and these are further divided into fourteen Divisions. The city of Lichfield, and the boroughs of H&oley 
Newcastle-under-Lyiue, Walsall, and Wolverhampton have their own Police. There are seventeen Lieu- 
tenancy Sub-divisions. 

Ko Highway Districts have been formed. 

With the exception of parts of certain parishes, which are in the Dioceses of Chester, Hereford, and 
Worcester, the County is in the Diocese of Lichfield ; and it contains parts of twelve parishes which extend 
into adjoining Counties, viz., Barthomley, Bobbington, Burton-upon-Trent, Clifton Campville, Groxally 
Market Drayton, Mucklestone, Oldswinford, Pattingham, Scropton, Sheriff Hales, and Tamworth. 

In all Registration and Census matters Staffordshibb is regarded as forming part of the Sixin 
Bbqistration Division, and the )X)pulation of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars* 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 



COUNTY STATISTICS : STAPFOED ; SOFFOLK. 



185 



LIEUT. SUh.'DlV.—continued. 

Male Pop. 

Leek 15,421 

LIchfleld Cl'y 3,435 

Newcuile under Lyme . . . 59,195 

Penkridge 12,487 

Rugeley 4,710 

Sbenstone 7,007 

Stafford 19,790 

Stoke upon Trent 44,460 

Uttoxeter 6,642 

Walsall 63,645 

West Bromwich 42,937 

Wulverhampton 84,337 

PRINCIPAL TOWNS, p 

Bflston . . . Imp.CQm.Dtot. 24,188 
Brierley HIU . LocBd. . . 11,046 

^"T^t.T .}!*«•»«• • • ^^O 
Burslem. . . Loc.Bd. . . 26,562 



PRI.SCIPAL TOWNS-cofUimiaei. 



Gheadle . .- . 

DarlastoQ . . 

Dresden . . . 

£a8tVale . . 

Fenton • . • 

Hanley . . . 

HarbOTne . . 

Heath Town . 

KidKgrove • . 

j^ec > • • • 

LichfleldGity . 

Longton . . . 
Newcastle under 
Lyme . . . 
Quarry Bank 
Rowley Regis . 
Rngeley . . . 
Sedgeley, Lower 



Pop. 
Town . . . 2,929 
LocBd. . . 14,416 
LocBd. . . 2,805 
LocBd. . . 1,409 
IXM. Bd. . . 10,299 
Mon. Bor. . 39,976 
LocBd. . . 5,105 
Tx)cBd. . . 5,268 
LocBd. . . 4,162 
lmp.Com.Dl8t. 11,331 
(linn. Bor. . 7,347 
tlmp.Com.Dist 7,096 
Mnn. Bor. . 19,748 

Man. Bor. . 16,948 

Log. Bd. . . 6,332 

1^. Bd. . . 23,634 

Loc Bd. . . 3,375 

LocBd. . . 22,900 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS -wntinued. 



} 



Sedgeley. Upper 
Short Heath 
SmaUthume 
Smethwick . . 

Stafford . 



•{ 



Stoke npon Trent 
Stone . . 
Tamworth . 
Tipton . . 
Tunstall . . 
Uttoxeter . 

Walsall. . 

Wedneslrary 
Wednesfleld . 
West Bromwich 
WillenhaU . . 
Wolverhampton 



{ 



Pop. 
LocBd. . . 14,456 
Loc. Bd. . . 2,244 
LocBd. . . 3,609 
Loc. Bd. . . 17,158 
Mun. Bor. . 14,437 
Imp.Com.Di8t. 12,212 
LocBd. . . 15,300 
Town . . . 3,732 
Man. Ber. . 4,589 
Luc Bd. . . 29,445 
Loc Bd. . . 13,540 
Town . . . 3,604 
Mun. Bor. . 46,447 
Imp.Com.Di8t. 40,301 
Loc Bd. . . 25,030 
LocBd. . . 3,730 
Imp. Com. Diet. 47,918 
LocBd. . . 15,902 
Man. Bor. . 68,291 



Amount of Real lYoperty assessed to the Inoome and Proper^ TSz (Sdied. A.) in year ending April, 1871 £3,233,029 

Gross ertimated Rental according to Valuation Lists approved for 1871 3,646,909 

Amount of Rateable Value „ ^ » 3,037,959 

Amount levied fur Countv and Police Rat(>s in ypar ending Mich., 1871 49,458 

Amount levied 0Dr Poor Rates In C/num Omntj^ in year ending Lady £>ay, 1871 267,118 



SUFFOLK. 

This County has an area of 949,825 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 348,869 persons 
(males 171,166, females 177,703). iSinoe the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 134,465 
persons, or 63 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into two constituencies, namely, the Eastern 
Division, which includes the borough of Ipswich, and the Western Division, which includes the boroughs 
of Bury St Edmund's and Eye. It comprises twenty-cme hundreds, the boroughs of Beocles, Bury St. 
Edmund's, Eye, Ipswich, and Southwold, and parts of the Boroughs of Sudbury, Thetf<»tl, and Great 
Yarmouth. The principal parts of Thetford and Great Yarmouth are in Norfolk, and a small portion of 
Sudbury is in Essex. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into nineteen Petty Sessional Divisions. 
Each of the boroughs, except Beccles, has a Commission of the Peace ; and Bury St. Edmund's, Ipswich, 
Sudbury, Thetford, and Great Yarmouth have also separate Courts of Quarter Sessions. 

The County is divided into eleven Police Divisions, and the boroughs of Ipswich, Southwold, and 
Sudbury have their own Police. There are eight Lieutenancy Sub-divisions ; and five Highway Districts, 
which, however, do not comprise the entire County. 

Part of Suffolk (viz., the Deaneries of Blackbume, Thedwaster, and Thingoe, and parts of the 
Deaneries of Clare, Fordham, and Sudbury) is in the Diocese of Ely : the remainder is in the Diocese of 
Norwich. The County contains parts of eight parishes which extend into adjoining Counties, viz., 
Brandon, Bures St. Mai^, Haverhill, Eedington, Mendham, Bushford, Thetford (St. Cuthbert), and 
Thetford (St. Mary). 

In all Registration and Census matters Suffolk is regarded as forming part of the Foijbth Kbqibtba- 

TiON Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' Districts, or 

Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in another part of 

this volume. 

PopULATfoir or GbusTr, 
1801-1871. 



Censiu 


P<^uU- 


Incirase 


Years. 


tlon. 


perOnt. 


1801 


214,404 


• • 


1811 


233,963 




1821 


271,641 


16 


1831 


296,317 




1841 


315,073 




1861 


337,215 




1861 


337,070 


• a 


1871 


343,869 


4 



FOPUULTiOK wiTHnr Pabuamkiitait Loon nr 1871. 

• 






ParllamenUry Dlrlslons and Boroughs. 


In. 
habited 
Houses. 


PopnlsUon. 


Naof 
Electors. 


Members 

Re- 
turned. 


Persons. ; Males. 


Females. 


Eakt SnnroLK (induding Bep. Boro's) . 
WwrSunoLK » „ 


48,984 
32,517 


200,155 
148,714 


97,H46 
73,321 


102,310 
75.393 


14,186 
8.506 


4 
5 


Eavt ScFroLX Qemcludinff Rep. Boro'i) . 

West Suffolk » „ 

Ipswich Boro* ........ 

Bury St Kdmnnd's Bom' 

Eye Boro' . . . • 


34,678 

27,934 

9,306 
3,133 
1,450 


157,208 

127,065 

42,947 

14,92(1 

6,721 


77,798 

63,076 

20,047 
6,875 
3,371 


79,410 

63,990 

32,900 
8,053 
3,350 


9,400 

6,026 

4,786 
1,284 
1,196 


3 

a 

2 

1 







PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Beccles 7,241 

Blackboum 14,404 

Blyihing 23,134 

Bosroere and Claydon .... 12,925 

Boxfurd 7,254 

Bungay 6,796 

Bury St. Edmund's Boro' . . . 14,928 i 



PETTY SE8S. mV.-conHnued. 

Pop. 

Glare 10,900 

Ooef<>rd 10,190 

Eye Boro* . 3,396 

Framlingbam 18,051 

Hartlsmere 14,346 

Hoxne 11,021 

Ipswich Boro' 43.947 



PETTY SESS. DJY. —cmiinued. 

Pop. 

Lackford 15,595 

Melford 17,159 

Mutford and Lothfaigland. . . 24,7U 

Samford 13,350 

Southwold Boro* 2,155 

Slow 10,841 

Sudbury Boro', jMri<tf ... 6,138 



186 



OOUNTT STATIBnOS : SUFFOLK ; 8UBBBT. 



PETTY SESa Diy.-HWiMmMd. 

Pop. 
TbetroidBoro',iMir<</ ... 787 
Thlngoe and Thedwettiy . • 17,186 

Wlckbunbrook 7,091 

WoodbHdge 82,171 

Yarmouth, GraO, Boro', paH qf 6, 663 

LIEUTENANCY SOB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

BeocUa 22,066 

Blything 12,609 

Bury 20,701 

Hoxne 9,176 



LIEUT. Saa-DlV.-oonliRiied. 

MalePc^. 

Ipswicb 32,744 

Ixworth 23,362 

Melf>rd 29,268 

Woodbridga 21,261 



PBINdPAL TOWNS. 

Beocles ... Mun. Bor. • 
Brandon . . . Town , . 
Bongay . . . Town . . 
BoryStBdmoiMl'a Man. Bor. . . 
Sij^ .... Mun. Bor. . 



Pop. 
4,844 
2,116 
3,603 
14,928 
2,396 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS--eim«H«ia(f. 

PopL 



Gorieaton and 
Soath Town 
Hadlfigh 
Haleaworih 
Ipswldi . 
lioweitoft 
Soaihwold 
StowmarkAt 

Sndbory 

Woodbridga 



} 



LocBd. 



LocBd. . • 

Town . . 

Man. Bor. • . 

Imp. Com. Dfst. 

Man. Bor. . . 

LocBd. . . 
( Man. Bor. . . 
tlmp.Gom.Dl8t. 

Town • . 



6.663 

3,67ft 
2.437 
42.947 
16,246 
2.165 
4.097 
6,608 
6.126 
4.403 



Amount of Beal Property aaarawd to th« Income and Property Tax (Sobed. A.) In year ending April. 1871 £S, 142,769 

Gro«« E»timated Rental according to Valnatlou Ustt approved for 1871 1,988,197 

Amonnt of Rateable Value „ „ „ 1,721,701 

AmooDt levied for County and Police Rates in year ending Mich., 1871 28,638 

Amount levied for Poor Ratea in Union County in year ending Lidy-daj, 1871 192,460 



SURREY. 

This County has an area of 483,178 statate acres, and its population in 1871 was 1,091,635 persons 
(males 517,111, females 574,524). Since the first Gensos in 1801 the population has increased by 823,402 
persons, or 307 per cent. 

For Parliamentary representation the County is divided into East, Mid, and West Surrey. The 
boroughs of Lambeth and Southwark, and part of the borough of Greenwich are in East Surrey, and the 
borough of Guildford is in West Surrey. The greater part of the borough of Greenwich is in the Western 
Division of the County of Kent. 

Surrey comprises fourteen hundreds, the borough of Sonthwark, and the munidpal boroughs of 
Godalming, Guildford, Kingston upon Thames, and Heigate, the latter having been incorporated in 1863. 
Southwark is not regtilated by the Act 5 & 6 Will. lY. a 76, but is for certain purposes connected with 
the city of London. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into twelve Petty Sessional Divisions. 
The Central Criminal Court has jurisdiction over certain parishes in this County. The borough of Guild- 
ford has a Commission of the Peace and a separate Court of Quarter Sessions : the boroughs of Reigate 
and Kingston upon Thames have Commissions of the Peace : the boroueh of Southwark is included in the 
Petty Sessional Division of Newington ; and the borough of Godalming, in which the Mayor and 
ex-Mayor are Magistrates, forms part of the Petty Sessional Division of Guildford, the County Justices 
having concurrent jurisdiction. 

Part of the County is within the Metropolitan Police District, viz., all those parishes any part of which 
is within twelve miles of, and not more than fifteen miles distant (in a straight line) from Charing Cross. 
The part of the Countv beyond the limits of the Metropolitan Police District is divided into seven Districts 
for Police purposes. All Uie boroughs have their own Police, except Kingston upon Thames and South wark, 
which are within the Metropolitan Police District. There are twelve Lieutenancy Sub-divisions for Militim 
purposes ; and eleven Highway Districts, which, however, do not comprise all that part of the County outside 
the District of the Metropolitan Board of Works. In six of the Parishes which are within the Metropolis, 
the Vestries exercise the powers of District Boards of Works ; the remaining metropolitan parishes in 
Surrey are, with certain parishes in Kent, formed into five Districts, each having a Local Board of 
Works. 

The London School Board District, which is identical with the District of the Metropolitan Board of 
Works, extends into Surrey. 

The County is almost entirely in the Dioceses of Canterbury, London, and Winchester, and contains 
parts of two parishes which extend into adjoining Counties, viz., Alfold, and St Paul Deptford. 

In all Registration and Census matters Subbet is regarded as forming part of the First and Second 
Reoibtbation Divisions, and the population of every parish in the sevwal Superintendent Registrars* 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Tables relating to those Divisions, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 

FopuLATxov OF CoDBTT, FoFULJkTHnr wxTHiir Yabuaxektamx LooTt nr 1871. 

1801-1871. 



On.Mfl 


Popnki- 


InercMe 


Ymts. 


«10ll. 


percent 


1801 


268,233 


• • 


1811 


323,851 


21 


1821 


890,417 


23 


1831 


486,434 


22 


1841 


584,036 


20 


1851 


683,082 


17 


1861 


831,003 


22 


1871 


1.091,635 


31 





In- 


PopDUtkm. 


No. Of 
ElectorB. 


Memben 
Be. 

tnmed. 


jmr liBiiirlliaijr i/iviwuud olHl JUrwigllw. OAUllQa 

iHooaes. 


PWMDl. 


Males. 


Females. 


lust SuBBBT (inOudUng Bep. Boro'i) . 
MidScbebt „ „ 
WBurSctBxr « „ 


108,830 
83,296 
26,818 


749,706 
203,347 
188,682 


853,626 
95,851 
68.234 


396.180 

107,996 

70,348 


67.883 

11.872 

8.201 


6 

2 
3 


East Subsst (excluding Rep. Boro's) . 

WKsrSmutBT „ •* 

Oreenwkli Boro', part ^, . , , . 

Lunbeth Boro' 

Southwark Boro* . , 

Qolldford Boro' 


25,621 
24,658 

1,263 
54,981 
26,965 

1,760 


154,566 
128,781 

7,367 
879,048 
208,725 

9,801 


68,310 
63,664 

8,407 
177,189 
,104,620 

4,570 


86,256 
60,117 

3,960 
201,860 
104,105 

5,231 


12,321 
6.978 

85,831 

19,231 

1.223 


2 
2 

• • 

2 
2 
1 



• Tbc principal part of the parliamcDtory borough of Greenwich being in Kent, the total number of elector* and members la 
returned in that County. 



COUNTY STATISTICS : SUJlRBY ; SUSSEX. 



187 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Chertecy . 21,776 

Croydon . 85,382 

Dorking 14,369 

£p8om 25, OU 

Farnham 17,085 

Godatone 16,021 

Guildford 46,037 

Outldrord Boro' 9,106 

Kin^on , 29,266 

Kingston upon Thames Boro' . 16,263 

Newington 663,967 

Reigato 10,607 

ReigateBoro' 15,916 

Riohmoud 26,145 

Wandsworth 96,791 



LIEUTEXANCy SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

Chertaey 10,692 

Croydon 38,029 

Dortdng 7,081 

Epsom . ^ 12,175 

Famham 8,369 

Godfrtone 7,939 

Guildford 27,134 

Kingston 20,321 

Newington 315,195 

Reigate ........ 13,073 

Richmond 11,310 

Wandsworth 45,893 

PRINCIPAL TOWNS. p^,^ 

Gh^tsey . . Light Dlst . . 3.146 
Croydon . . Loc. Bd. . . . 55,652 
Dorking . . Lt. & Watch. Dist. 5,419 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS-con<imMd. 

Pop. 
Epsom . . Loc. Bd. . . . 6,276 
Famham . . Loa Bd. . . . 
C Mun. Bor. . . 
* (hnp. C>m. Dist. 
. Mun. Bor. . . 
Iioc. Bd. . . . 



Gktdalmiog 

GnUdford'. 
Ham ... 

"ijsr.'r }""-•»"• • 

Maiden, New. Loc Bd. . . 
Metropolitan ) 

Buard of > fit. qf . . 

Works Dlst. ) 

Moulf«y, East Loc. Bd. . . 

Reigate . . Mnn. Bor. . 

Richmond . Town . . 
Surbiton . . Imp Com. Dist^ 

Wimbledon . Loa Bd. . . 



4,461 
2.444 
2,128 
9,106 
1,239 

15,263 

1,563 



762,724 

2,409 

15.916 

15,113 

7,642 

9,087 



Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in year ending April, 1871 . . i^, 196, 889 

Gross Estimated Rental according to Valnatl<Hi Lists approved for 1871 6,675,147 

Amount of Rateable Value „ „ „ 6,358,465 

Amount levied for County and Police Rates in year endii^ Midi, 1871 82,338 

Amount levied for Poor Rates in Union Cfountjf la year ending Lady-day, 1871 672»480 



SUSSEX. 

Thid County has on area of 934,006 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 417,456 persons 
(males 199,532, females 217,924). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 257,985 
persoDs, or 162 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into East Sussex, including tb'e boroughs of 
Brighton, Hastings, Lewes, and Bye; and West Susses, including the city of Chichester, and the 
boroughs of Horsham, Midhurst, and .New Shoreham. 

Sussex is divided into six Rapes ; and it comprises sixty-six hmidreds, the Lowey of Pevensey, the 
city of Chichester, the municipal boroughs of Brighton and Arundel, the municipal borough and Cinque Port 
of Hastings, and the municipal borough and ancient town of Rye. The ancient town of Winchels^ not 
being regulated by the Municipal Corporations Reform Act, is included in the hundred of Gueetling. 

There are two Courts of Quarter Sessions, one for the Eastein and the other for the Western Division 
of the County. The County is divided into eighteen Petty Sessional Divisions, of which eleven are in the 
Eastern and seven in the Western Division. The city of Chichester, and the boroughs of Brighton, 
Hastings, and Rye have Commissions of the Peace and separate Courts of Quarter Sessions. The towns 
of Pevensey, Seaford, and Winchelsea are governed by old Charters. 

lliere are, exclusive of the Cinque Ports, eighteen Lieutenancy Sub-divisions, most of which are 
identical with the Petty Sessional Divisions. 

East Sussex and West Sussex have each a separate Police force ; the former being divided into eight, and 
the latter into seven Police Divisions. The city of Chichester, the boroughs of Arundel, Brighton, mstings, 
and Rye, the town of Tunbridge Wells (the greater part of which is in Kent), and the parish of Hove 
have their own Police. 

Only three Highway Districts have been formed in the County. 

The County is almost entirely in the Diocese of Chichester, and contains parts of seven parishes 
which extend into adjoining Counties, viz., Alfold, Broomhill, Frant, Hawkhursi, Uorsemonden, Lamber- 
hurst, and Steep. 

In all Registration and Census matters Sussex is regarded as forming part of the Seoond Rboistra- 
TiON Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' Districts, 
or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in another part 
of this volume. 



PopuLATio:* OF Oomrrr, 
1801-1871. 



PopuLAXiCMi wimnr PiBLiAxsnABT Loms n 1871. 



OansnB 


Popula- 


Increase 


Team. 


tion. 


per Gent. 


1801 


159,471 


• • 


1811 


190,343 


19 


1821 


233.328 


23 


1831 


272,644 


17 


1841 


300.075 


10 


1861 


336,844 


12 


1861 


363,735 


8 


1871 


417,456 


16 



Purliamentaiy DiviBloD8 and Boronghs. 



{ 



In. 
habited 
UooBea. 



51.186 
24,200 



Ea« Susbbx \ tnOuding Rep. C5ty 
Wmt Susbbz/ «nd Borooghs 

EastSusbsx^ eachkftiv Rep. City 
Wbct Sosbbz/ *nd Boroughs 

Brigfatoo Boro' 

HastiomBoro' 

Lewes Boro' 

BjyBowr ' i;768 

Chiduflter GMgr ; . . 1,868 

HordiamBoro' ' 1,617 

Mldhnret Boro' • • I 1*347 

New Shoreham Boro' I 7,155 



26,056 

12.313 

16,284 
5*092 I 
1,991 



Popolatlaii. 



Persons. 



295.308 
122.148 



139.170 

60,526 

103,758 

S8,S3» 

10,763 

8,290 

9,054 

7,831 

6.753 

37,984 



Males. FsDMles. 



No. of 
Electors. 



Members 

Re- 
turned. 



138,465 
61,067 



156,843 
61,081 



26,053 
11,663 



8 
7 



70,812 
30,578 

44,136 

14,066 
5,191 
4,162 
4.126 
3.868 
3.472 

19.023 



68,358 
29,948 

69,623 

19,272 
6.662 , 
4.128 i 
4,928 , 
3.963 
3,281 

18.961 



3,838 

9,696 
2.828 
1,383 
1,267 
1,226 
800 
907 
4.802 



2 

3 

2 

2 
1 
1 
1 
1 
1 
2 



188 



COUNTY STATI8TIG8 : SU86EX ; WABWIOK. 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

KAflTBSir DiTisKW :— Pop. 

Battlfi 13,668 

Brigtatoo Boro' 90,011 

Barwash 8,461 

Cnckfiefci 20,612 

East Griiutead 13.319 

Frant 14,262 

Hailsham 24,960 

HasitiigB 8,366 

Hove ...;.... 17,496 

Lewes 28,788 

Rye 7.038 

Uckfield 12,337 

WasTBftH Divebioh:— 

Arundel 16,019 

Chtcbeeter 23,411 

Chichester aty . . ... . 7,826 

Horsham 19,136 

Midhurst 11,247 

Petworth 16,806 

8t<^niing 17,644 

Worthing 10,861 

CoiQCB PoBTs JDBmoKjnoM: — 

HMtlngs 39,398 

Rye 3.866 

Peveosey 1,377 



PETTY SESS. DlYd— contimied. 

Pop. 

Seaford 1,367 

Wincbelaea 1.116 



UEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 



/ Male 

Anradel 7, 

BatUe 6, 

Brighton 46 

Bnrwaah. ....... 4 

Chicbesttfr 16, 

Cnckfleld 10, 

East Grinatcad 6, 

Frant 7, 

HaiUham 12, 

Hastings 4, 

Horabam ....... 9, 

Lewea 14, 

Mldhorst 6, 

Petworth 8, 

Rye 3, 

Steyning 9. 

Uckfield 6, 

Worthing 4, 

CricQUK Pons JcBuniCTioir ^— 

Haiitlnga 13, 



Pop. 

634 

461 

Oil 

300 

086 

632 

847 

184 

303 

136 

717 

794 

816 

763 

627 

302 

326 

869 



LIEUT. SUB.-DIY.-amt Mate Pop, 

Rye 1,991 

Wincfaeteea &38 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 
Arondel . . • Man. Bor. 



Battle . . 
Bognor . . 
Brighton. . 
Chichester aty 
Cliffe . . . 
Cuckfield 
Eastbonrae . 



Hasttngi. 

Honham 
Hove . . . 
Lewes . . . 
Lindfleld. . • 
LIttlehampton . 
New Sioreham . 
Petworth . . 
Rye .... 
St. Leonards 
Urkfleld . . 
Worthing 



. Loc Bd. • . 
. Loc. Bd. . . 
. Man. Bor. 

Man. Bor. 
. Jmp.Com.Di8t. 
. Loc. Bd. . . 
. Loc Bd. . . 

( Man. hor, 
•tLocBd. . . 
. Par. Bor. . . 
. imp.Com. DIsi. 
. Imp. Com. Dlst. 
• lx>c Bd. . . 
. Loc. Bd. . . 

LocBd. . . 

Town . . . 

Man. Bor. . 

Imp. Cora. Dlst. 

LocBd. . . 

LocBd. 



Pop. 

S.96« 
3.49S 
3.811 
90,011 
7.835 
1,600 



616 West Worthing Imp. Com. Dist. 



10,361 

29.291 

26,664 

7,831 

11.277 

6,010 

903 

8,3Ta 

3,678 

2,314 

3,866 

3,737 

2,041 

7,413 

276 



Amonnt of Real Property ass essed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) to year ending April, 1871 £2,728,638 

Gross Estimated Rental aooording to Yaluation Lists approved for 1871 2.634,847 

Amount of Rateable Value „ ,, „ 2,134,460 

Amount levied for Coan^ and Police Rates in yesr ending Mich., 1871 36,819 

Amount levied fior Poor Bates in IThisn Onmty to year ending Lady*dsy, 1871 270,816 



WABWICESHIRE. 

This County has an area of 666,458 statute acres, aud its population in 1871 was 634,189 persons 
(males 307,649, females 326,640). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 
427,391 persons, or 207 per cent 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into North Warwickshire, including the 
borough of Birmingham, the city of Ooventry, and the part of the borough of Tamworth in this 
County ; and ISouth Warwickshire, including the borough of Warwick. It comprises four hundreds, the 
city of Coventry, and the municipal boroughs of Birmingham, Stratford on Avon, and Warwick, and 
part of the borough of Tamworth, the remainder being in Staffordshire. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into sixteen Petty Sessional Divisions: 
the boroughs of Birmingham and Warwick have Commissions of the Peace and se()arate Courts of 
Quarter Siessions, and the city of Coventry and the borough of Stratford on Avon have Commissions 
of the Peace. 

For Police purposes the County is divided into the General District, the Aston District, the Milverton 
District, and the Mining District. The city of Coventry, the boroushs of Birmingham, Stratford on 
Avon, and Warwick, and the town of Leamington have their own Police. There are seven Lieutenancy 
Sub-divisions; and five Highway Districts, which, however, do not comprise the entire County. 

With the exception of parts of certain parishes which are in the Dioceses of Gloucester and Bristol, 
Peterborough, Lichfield, and Oxford, the County is in the Diocese of Worcester ; and it contains parts of 
eight parishes which extend into adjoining Counties, viz., Claybrooke, Cropredy, Hinckley, Ilmington, 
Merevale, Tamworth, Welford, and Weston on Avon. 

In all Registration and Census matters Wabwiokshirb is regarded as forming part of the Sixth 
Heoistbation Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 

P0PULi.TI01f OF COUSTT, POPULATIOH WTTHIK PaBLTAHSHTAST LlMlTS W 1871. 

1801-1871. ^_-^--— -__^___— 



Oeosus 


Popula- 


Increaae 


Yean. 


tion. 


percent. 


1801 


206,798 


• • 


1811 


228,906 


11 


1821 


274,482 


20 


1831 


336,646 


23 


1841 


401,703 


19 


1851 


476,013 


18 


1861 


661,855 


18 


1871 


634,189 


IS 



Parllunentaiy Divisions and Boroughs. 



N. Wabwickshikb 

8. WABWIC'KSHUtB 

K. Wakwicksbikb 

S. Wabwiokshibb 

Birmingham Boro' . . . 
Coventry CSty . . . , 
Tamworth Boro*. i>ar< of*. 
Warwick Boro' . . T . 



In- 
habited 
Houses. 



\ induding Rep. (108,221 
/ aty k Boroughs \ 



) eaxHuding Uep. 
f aty k BOToai^ 



'{ 



23,221 



29,032 

20,803 

68,632 
9,334 
1,323 
2,418 



Popnlatl<m. 



Persons. Males. jFemales. 



626,298 
107,891 



256,972 
I 61,677 



270,326 
56,214 



134,723 

96,905 

343,787 

41,348 

6,440 

10,986 



66,635 

46,334 

167,636 

19,602 

3,199 

6,343 



No. Of 
EleotOTB. 



64,208 
7,940 



Members 

Be- 
turned. 



69,088 

50,571 

176.151 

21,846 

3,241 

6,643 



10,133 

6,259 

46,302 
7,773 

1,681 



7 

4 



2 

2 

3 
2 



* The boron^ of Tamworth extends Into StajgpwdgMre, where the number of members and electors is returned. 



COUNTY STATISTICS : WABWICK ; WESTMOBLAND ; WILTS. 



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PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Aloester 11,337 

Atberetone 28,133 

Binnlngbam ...*.. SO, 604 

BirmiDgham Boro' 343,787 

Brailee 6,867 

Burton Danett 2,693 

Ooleahill 8,078 

Coventry City 37.670 

Henley 7,685 

Kenilworth 31,921 

Kington 4,863 

Kirby 29,514 

Bugby 18,191 

Snitterfleld 2,932 

SoliliQll 8,125 

Southam 11.532 



PETTY 8ESS. DIV.-cofKittued. 

Pop. 

Stratfbrd 6,456 

Stratford on Avon Boro' . . . 3,863 
Tamwortb Boro'.jMrto/'. . . 2,238 

Warwick 6,814 

Warwick Bon/ 10,986 

LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

Birmingham 196,723 

Colefibill 18.888 

Coventry 40,383 

Henley 3,805 

Kington 7,400 

Stratford 12,155 

Warwick 28,295 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 

Pop. 

Aston Manor . Loc. Bd. . . 33,948 

Atberstone . . Town • . . 3,667 

Bedwortb . . Town . . . 3,405 

Birmingham . Mun.Bor. . . 343,787 

Bnlkington . . Loc. Bd. . . 1,653 

Chilvers Coton . Loc. Bd. . . 2,658 

OovenbyCtty . Mun. Bor. . 37,670 

Kenilworth . . Town . . . 3,335 

Leamington PriOTs Loc. Bd. . . 20,910 

Lillington . . Loc Bd. . . 699 

Mlivcrton . . Loc. Bd. . . 1,813 

Nuneaton . . Loc Bd. . . 7,399 

Rugby . • . Loc Bd. . . 8,385 

«!♦— Mv-vi^^ A«««yMun. Bor. . 3,863' 
Stratford on Avon Jlocbj ^133 

Warwick . . Mun.Bor. . 10,986, 



Amount of Real Property ass^^ased to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in year ending April. 1871 . £3,277,683 

Orwts Estimated Rental according to Valuation Lists approved for 1871 3,135,369 

Amount of Rateable Value „ „ „ „ 2,623,279 

Amount levied for Countv and Police Rates in year ending Mich., 1871 27,892 

Amount levied for Poor Rates in r«*m Owmly in year ending Lady-day, 1871 245,557 



WESTMORLAND. 

This County haa an area of 600,906 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 65,010 persons 
(males 32,985, ibmales 32,025). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 24,205 
persons, or 59 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it contains one repre- 
sented borough. It comprises four Wards, and the municipal borough of KendaL 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into five Petty Sessional Divisions ; and 
the borough of Kendal has a Commission of the Peace. 

There are five Lieutenancy Sub-divisions ; and two Police Divisions, one of which comprises the East 
and West Wards, and the other the Kendal and Lonsdale Wards. The borough of Kendal has its own 
Police. 

The Highways Act has not been adopted. 

The County is in the Diocese of Carlisle, and it contains one parish, viz.. Burton in Kendal, which 
extends into an adjoining County. 

In all Kegistration and Census matters Westmobland is regarded as forming part of the Tenth 
Hboistbation Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars* 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 



Population of Oonvrr, 
1801-1871. 



PorULATIOX WITHIM PaSUAMSNTABT LIMIT8 IX 1871. 



Oensos 


Popula- 


Increase 


Years. 


tion. 


percent. 


1801 


40,805 


• • 


1811 


45,922 


13 


1821 


61,359 


12 


1831 


55,041 


7 


1841 


56,454 


3 


1851 


58.287 


3 


1861 


60,817 


4 


1871 


65,010 


7 



Goonty and Borough. 


In- 
habited 
Honsea. 


Population. 


No. of 


Memben 

Be- 
turned. 


Persons. 


Hales. 


Feniales. 


Electors. 


WiaTMOBLAiin (induding Bep. Boro') 


12,671 


65,010 


32,985 


32,025 1 6,929 


3 


WKSTMOKLAvn (excluding Bep. Boro*) 
Kendal Boro' 


9,944 
2,727 


51,564 
13,446 


26,577 
6.408 


24,987 
7,038 


5,070 
1,859 


2 
1 










1 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 



Pop. 



Ambleside 4,330 

Eastward 15,272 

Kendal Ward 16.427 

Kendal Boro' 13,446 

Lonsdale Ward 5,622 

Westward 9,913 



LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

Ambleside 2,083 

Eastward 8,348 

Kendal Ward 14,736 

Lonsdale Ward 2,727 

Westward ....... 6.092 



Appleby • • 
Bowneas . . 
Kendal . « . 
Kliicby Lonadaie 
Windermere . 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 

Pop. 

. . . Imp. Com. Dist 1,989 

. . . Loc. Bd. . 1,415 

« . . Mun. Bor. . 13,44< 

Loc. Bd.. . 1.766 

Loc Bd. . . 909 



Amount of Real Property assessed t« the Income and Proper^ Tax (Sched. A.) in Year ending April, 1871 £439,148 

Gross Ebtlmated Rental according to Valuation Lists i^roved for 1871 474,704 

Amount of Rateable Value „ n m h 413,184 

Amount levied for County and Police Rates in year ending Mich., 1871 6,987 

Amount levied for Poor Rates in Union OnuUy in year eoMUng Lady-day, 1871 23,908 



WILTSHIRE. 

This County has an area of 859,303 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 257,177 persons 
(males 126,828, females 130,349). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 73,357 
persons, or 40 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into North Wilts, including the boroushs of 
Calne, Chippenham, Devizes, Malmesbury, Marlborough, and a part of Cricklade ; and South Wilts, 



190 



OOUNTT EEtATIHTlCS : Wn/TB ; W0BGB8TEB. 



including the city of Salisbury, the boroughs of We«ibnry and Wilton, and a p^rt of Shaftesbuiy. The 
remainder of Gricklade is in the Eastern Division of Gloucestershire, and the remainder of Shaftesbury is 
in Dorsetshire. 

Wiltshire comprises twenty-nine hnndredn, the city of Salisbury (or New Sarum), aud the municipal 
boroughs of Calne, Chippenham, Devizes, and Marlborou^^h. 

1 he County has oue Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into 6fteen Petty Sessional Divisions : 
the city of Salisbury and the borough of Devises have Commissions of the Peace and separate Courts 
of Quarter Sessions, and the borough of Marlborough has a Commission of the Peace. 

There are nine County Police Divisions, the city of Salisbury having its own Police ; ten Lieu- 
tenancy Sub-divisions ; and thirteen Highway Districts. 

With the exception of the Deaneries of Cricklade and Malmesbury, which are in the Diocese of 
Gloucester and Bristol, and part of the parish of Hungerford, which is in the Diocese of Oxford, the County 
is in the Diocese of Salisbury ; and it contaius parts of ten parishes which extend into adjoining Counties^ 
viz., Bramshaw, Chilton Fqiiatt, Coleshill, West Dean, Hungerford, Maiden Bradley, Shalboum, Stourtou, 
^'ollard Royal, and Whitsbury. 

In all Kegistration and Census matters Wiltshibb is regarded as forming part of the Fifth Bkgis- 
TBATiON Division, and the population of every parish in Uie several Superintenaent Registrars* Districts, 
or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in another part 
of this volume. 



PopuLATiov OF Oomnrr, 
1801-1871. 



PopuukTiov wiruni Pasuavcctakt Ltmits nr 1871. 



OeoBiit 


PopnlA- 
tlon. 


locretae 


Yean. 


per Gent. 


1801 


183,820 


• • 


1811 


191,863 


4 


1821 


219,674 


14 


1831 


287,244 


8 


1841 


25«,280 


8 


1861 


264,221 


0*8 dec. 


IMl 


249,311 


2deo. 


1871 


267,177 


3 



ParUamentaiy Diriiioiw and Boroughs. 



NobthWiim \ tiwI«dmR Rep. J 
South Wilts J City and Borougha \ 

NowH Wilts \ exduding VLep. C 
South Wilts J Otj and Boroughs \ 

Calne BoTo' 

Chippenham Boro* 

Cricklade Boro'.jwrC </* 

DeriaeBBoTo' , . . . 

MfiUnesbury Bon/ 

Marlborough Boro* 

Salisbary City 

ShaftebbnTv Boro'fjMW <2f t . . . . 

Westtmnr Boro' 

Wilton Boxo' 



In- 
habited 
Houses. 



32,686 
22,189 



17,964 
16,772 



PopnlaUon. 



Persona. ' Stales. 'Females. 



164,663 |l 76,326 
102,624 j' 60,603 



78,328 
63,021 



1,164 


6,316 


1,390 


6,875 


8,642 


43,123 


1,362 


6,839 


1.439 


6,879 


834 


6,034 


2,686 


13,839 


322 


1,376 


1,629 


6.396 


1,881 


'8,866 



80,588 39,232 

72,049 36.952 

3,650 
8.274 
22,043 
3,179 
3,332 
2,716 
6,333 
670 
3,143 
4,406 



41,356 

36,097 

3.766 
3,601 
21,080 
3,660 
3,647 
2,319 
7,606 
706 
3,253 
4,460 



No. of 
Electors. 



16,700 
7,246 



Members 

R«- 
tamed. 



9 

e 



6,890 
3,807 

600 

941 
6,761 

860 
1,022 

626 
1,461 

1,102 

886 



3 

1 
1 

3 
1 
1 
1 

3 

• • 

I 
1 



* The parliamentanr boroogh of Cricklade is partly sitoate hi Gloooestershire; Uie nombers of electors and membeis for the entire 
borongh is here returned. 

t The principal part of the borough of Shafteslmry being in Donet$Kire the total number of electors and members is returned in 
that County. 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Bradford 10.068 

Calne 8.923 

Chippenham 22.213 

Cricklade 6.923 

Devises 15.336 

Devises Boro' 6.839 

Everley and Pews^ . . . . 12.423 

Hindon 16.774 

Malmesbury 15,335 

Marlborough and Bamsbury. . 16,774 

Marlborough Boro' 3,660 

Melksham 6,371 

Salisbury and Amesbury . . . 30,948 

SalUbury aty 13,903 

Swindon 31,468 

Trowbridge and Westbury . . 18.986 



PETTY SESS. DIV.-confo'nKed. 

Pop. 

Warmhister 16,667 

Whorwebdown 6,687 

LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

Bradford,Melk8ham,Trowbr1dge,) ,B otq 
Westbury. and Wborwelsdown 5 "»»^»' 

Calne and Chippoiham . • . 16,175 

Cricklade and Swindon . . . 19,760 

Devises 10,786 

Evcrley and Pewsey .... 6.313 

Hindon 8.769 

Malmesbury 7,674 

ICarlborou^ and Bamsbury . . 10.386 

Salisbury and Amesbury. . . 31.220 

Warminster 7,887 



Bradford 
Calne 



Chippenham 

Devises . . . 
Malmesbury 
Marlborough . 
Melksham . . 
Salisbury City . 
Swindon, New 

Town . . . 
Swindon, Old 

Town . . . 
Trowbridge . . 
Warminster 
Westbury . . 
WUton . . . 



PRINCIPAL TOWNa 

Imp. Com. DIst 
( Mun. Bor. . . 
tliOcBd. . . 
( Mun. Bor. . . 
I Loc Bd. . . 

Mun. Bor. . . 

Imp. Com. Dist 

Mun. Bor. . . 

Imp. Com. Dist. 

Mun. Bor. • • 



LocBd. 

LocBd. 

LocBd. 
LocBd. 
Par. Bor. 
LocBd. 



Pop. 

4,871 

3,468 

3,333 

1.387 

6.839 
3.123 
3.660 
2,464 
12,903 

7,62a 

4.093 

11.508 

6,786 
«,o96 
1,871 



Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in year ending April, 1871 £1 ,676,323 

Gross Estimated Rental according to Valuation Lists approved for 1871 1,693,871 

Amount of Rateable Value „ „ n m 1,457,447 

Amount levied for County and Police Rates In year ending Mich., 1871 26,873 

Amount leyied for Poor Rates in CTnion CVnin^^ in year ending Lady-day, 1871 177,134 



WORCESTERSHIRE. 

This County has an area of 472,453 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 338,837 persona 
(males 164,73^ females 174,105). Since the first Census in 1801 Uie population has increased by 192,396 
persons, or 131 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is divided into East Worcestershire, including the 
borough of Evesham, and parts of Dudley and Droitwich ; and West Worcestershire, including the 
remainder of Droitwich, the city of Worcester, and the boroughs of Bewdley and Kidderminster. 



coxnsm statistics : wobcbstkb ; tobkshirb. 



191 



Woroesterebire comprises five hundreds, the dty of Worcester, and the mnnicipal boroughs of 
Bewdley, Droitwich, Dudley, Eyesham, and Kidderminster. The borough of Dudley was incorporated 
in 1865. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into sixteen Petty Sessional Divi- 
wAona : the city of Worcester, a County of itself, has a Commission of the Peace and a separate Court of 
Quarter Sessions, and all the boroughs have Commissions of the Peace. 

For Police purposes the County is divided into ten Divisions; the city of Worcester, and the 
boroughs of Bewdley, Droitwich, ana Kidderminster have their own Police. 

There are sixteen Lieutenancy bub-divisions ; and seven Highway Districts, which however include 
only a part of ihe County. 

The County is almost entirely in the diocese of Worcester, and it contains parts of four parishes 
which extend into adjoining Counties, viz., Bookleton, Oldswinford, Overbury, and Stoke Bliss. 

In allltegistration and Census matters Wobokstbbshibb is regarded as forming part of the Sixth 
Bbgistbation Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found 
in another part of this volume. 

PorULATIOV OF GOUMTT, POPULATIOV WITRIir PAUlAinHTAST LIMITS IH 18tl. 
1801-1871. 



Oenras 
Yean. 


PopnU- 
tion. 


loereue 
per Gent. 


1801 


140,441 


• • 


1811 


108,982 


16 


1821 


194,074 


16 


1831 


222.055 


16 


1841 


248,400 


12 


1861 


270,920 


11 


1801 


307,397 


11 


1871 


338,837 


10 



Farlbumentaiy DlTiolons ADd Borough 



In- 
habited 
Houses. 



E. WowESTEESHiM ( inOudimii Rep. 
W.WoBCEWBMHna\ City Slid Boro's 

E. WoRCESTEBSiiiM ( ncUiding Rep. I 
W. WoscBsrsESHiBB \ Oitj and Boro's f ^ 

VvidlejBcTo\pLqf* 

Evesbam Boro' ........ 

Droitwidb Boro*, pt. qf 

I>roitwichBoro',j><. ^ 

Bewdley Buro* 

Kiddermtnster Boro* ...... 

Woroesteraty 



41,919 
28,000 



Popnlatioik. 



Persons. 



206,320 
133,611 



30,551 

13,895 

8,558 
1,001 
1,809 
122 
1,717 
4,292 
8,043 



147,085 

00,419 

43,791 

4,888 

8,902 

648 

7,014 

20,814 

38,110 



Males. Females. 



100,748 
08,984 



72,330 

31,987 

21,008 

2,374 

4,430 

271 

3,064 

10,071 

17,991 



104.678 
09,627 



No. Of 

ElfiCtOIB. 



24,685 
16.373 



75.349 

34,432 

22,183 

2,514 

4,532! 

2771 

3,950! 

10,743* 

20,125| 



10,501 

0,378 

12,013 
701 



Members 

Re- 
turned. 



6 




} 



1,370 

1,053 
2.350 
6,592 



2 

2 

1 
1 



1 
1 

2 



* The borough of Dodlej extends into SlaffordAin; the number of elecion and members for the <ntire borough is here giTsn. 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Bewdley Boro' 3,021 

Blockley 0,495 

BroougroTe 14,108 

Proitwtch 6,231 

Droitwich Boro' 3,504 

Dudley Boro' 43,782 

Evesbam 7,224 

Evesbam Boro' 4,888 

Great Malvern 13,544 

Halesowen 26,860 

Hundred House 7,0U 

Kidderminster 8,090 

Kiddermiusler Boro' .... 19,473 

Northfleld 31,985 

Pershore 13,800 

Redditch 10,103 

Stourbridge 31,799 

Stourport 0,818 

Tenbury 4,828 

Upton on Severn 13,326 



PETTY SESS. DiV. —continued, pop. 

Worcester 22,903 

Woroesteraty 33,220 

LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

Blockley 3,177 

Bromsfax>Y6 10,904 

Droitwich 7,024 

Dudley 22,216 

Evesluun 6,939 

Halesowen 12,867 

Hundred House 3,821 

Kidderminster 13,300 

Malvern, Great 0,075 

Nortbfleld 10,451 

Pershore 6,829 

Stourbridge 15,634 

Stourport 4,791 

Tenbury 2,476 

Upton on Severn 6,443 

Worcester 20,720 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



Balsall . . . 

Bewdley i ' * 

Bn^DSgrole* ! 
Droitwich . . 
Dudley . . . 
Evesham . . 
Halesowen . . 
Kidderminster . 
Malvern, Great. 
Mittcm, Lower . 
Oldbury . . . 
Pershore. . . 
Redditch. . . 
Stourbridge . . 
Tenbury Wells. 
Worcester Oty. 



Loc. Bd. . . 

Mun. Bor. . . 

LocBd. . . 
Imp. Com. Dist. 

Mun. Bor. . . 

Mun. Bor. . . 

Mun. Bor. . . 

Town . . . 

Mun. Bor. . . 

Loc. Bd. . . 

Loc. Bd. . . 

Luc Bd. . . 

Town . . . 

Loc. Bd. . . 
Imp. Ocnn. Dlst. 

Loc Bd. . . 

Mun. Bor. . . 



Pop. 

13,616 
3,021 
1,901 
6.967 
3,504 

43,782 
4,888 
2,984 

19,473 
5,693 
3,081 

10,410 
2,826 
0,135 
9.376 
1,210 

33,22e 



Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in year ending April, 1871 £1 ,814,231 

Gross Estimated Rental according to Valuation Lists ai^roved for 1871 1,772,312 

Amount of Rateable Value „ „ m «* 1,525,117 

Amount levied for County and Police Rates in the year ending Midi.. 1871 24,191 

Amount levied for Poor Rates in Union Oonmty in year ending Lsdy-day, 1871 149,821 



YOBESHIRE. 



The entire Gonnty of Tork has an area of 3,882,861 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 
2,436,355 (males 1,206,625, females 1,229,730). Since the first Census in 1»01 the population has 
increased hy 1,577,222 persons, or 184 per cent. 

Yorkshire has from an early period heen divided into three Hidings, each of which has a Lord Lieutenant, 
a Commission of the Peace, and a separate Court of Quarter Sessions. 

The city of Tork, which is a County of itself, was, in the Ahstracts of the Census of 1841 and in 
those of previous Censuses, set forth with the Ainsty as a separate Division of the County. In the 
Census Ahstracts of 1851 and 1861 the City alone was thus separately set forth, the Ainsty heing included 
in the West Riding. Both the City and Ainsty are now, for parliamentary purposes, included in the 
North Riding, for registration purposes in the East Riding, and for all other purposes in the West Riding. 

For parliamentary representation the East Riding constitutes a Division of the County, and it includes 
the horoush of Kingston upon Hull, part of the city of Tork, and part of the borough of Malton. ^'he 
North Riding also constitutes a parliamentary Division, and it includes the boroughs of Middlesborough, 
Northallerton, Richmond, Scarborough, Thirbk, and Whitby, part of the city of York, and parts of the 



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OOUNTY STATISTICS :• YOBKSHIBE. 



boroughs of Malton and Stockton. The West Riding constitotes three parliamentary Divisions : tb^ 
Eastern Division oontaining the city of Ripon and the boroughs of Knaresborough, Leed^, and Pontefract; 
the Nortl\em Division containing the boroughs of Bradford and Halifax ; and the Southern Diviskni 
containing the boroughs of Dewsbury, Uuddersfield, Sheffield, and Wakefield. 

The East Riding comprises six Wapentakes, and the municipal boroughs of Beverley, Kingston upon 
Hull, and Hedon which was incorporated in 1860. The North Riding comprises eleven Wapentakes, the 
two Liberties of Langbaurgh and Whitby Strand, and the municipal boroughs of Middlesborough, Richmond, 
and Scarborough. The West Riding comprises nine Wapentakes, the city of Ripon, the municifiAi 
boroughs of Bradford, Doncaster, Halifax, Leeds, Pontefract, Sheffield, and Wakefield, and also the 
boroughs of Dewsbury, incorporated in 1862, Batley and Huddersfield, both incorporated in 1868, Bamsley, 
incorporated in 1869, and Rotherham incorporated in 1871. 

The East Riding comprises twelve Petty Sessional Divisions; the borough of Kingston upon Hull, 
which is a County of itself, has a Commission of the Peace and a separate Court of Quarter Sessioos ; 
and the borough of Beverley has a Commission of the Peace. The North Riding comprises nineteen Petty 
Sessional Divisions ; the boroughs of Richmond and Scarborough have Commissions of the Peace and 
separate Courts of Quarter Sessions; and the borough of Middlesborough has a Commission of 
the Peace. The West Riding comprises twenty-five Petty Sessional Divisions : the city of York (a County 
of itself), the boroughs of Doucaster, Leeds, and Pontefract, and the liberty of Ripon (including 
the city) have Commissions of the Peace and separate Courts of Quarter Sessions ; and the borough:^ 
of Batley, Bradford, Dewsbury, Halifax, Huddersfield, Sheffield, and Wakefield have Commissions of 
the Peace. 

For Police purposes the East Riding is divided into twelve Divisions, the North Riding into nine 
Divisions, and the West Riding into twenty-one Divisions. The cities of Ripon and York, and all the 
municipal boroughs with the exception of Bamsley,Batley, Hedon, and Rotherham, have their own Police. 
The liberty of Ripon is rated separately from the W^t Riding to the County rate. 

Yorkshire comprises altogether forty-five Lieutenancy Sub- Divisions, of which thirteen are in the East 
Ridiug, nineteen in the North Riding, and thirteen in the West Riding. The number of Highway Districts 
formed in the County is twenty, of which sixteen are in the North Riding and four in the West Biding. 

The ancient parishes of this County are large and are divided into townshi()s. The following parish^ 
are partly in the County of York, the remaining parts extending into adjoining Counties: Sockbum. 
Blytn, Crowle, Finningley, Awkley, Mitton, Rochdale, Thornton in Ijonsdale, and Whalloy. 

The East Riding is in the Diocese of York ; itie North Riding, excepting part of the parish of 
Bockbum, is in the Dioceses of York and Ripon ; and the West Riding, excepting parts of four parishes, 
is in the Dioceses of York, Ripon, and Manchester. 

In all Registration and Census matters Yobkbhibb is regarded as constituting of itself the Niin^ 
Registbation Division, and the population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrare' 
Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to that Division, which will be found in 
another part of this volume. 



Population of Tobuhirb, 

1801-1871. 



FOPULARov WTTHnr PAKLiAXxmrABT Limits nr 1871. 



Censas 


Popala- 
uon. 


Increase 


Years. 


perCenl. 


1801 


859,133 


• ■ 


1811 


986,078 


15 


1821 


1,173,895 


19 


1831 


1,371,966 


17 


1841 


1,592,059 


16 


1861 


1,797,995 


13 


1881 


2,033,610 


13 


1871 


2,436,356 


20 



FarliamenUry Dtvisioas and BoToaghs. 



In- 
habited 
House*. 



Popalatiin. 



Persons. Males. Females. 



No. of 
Electors. 



Memben 

Be- 
tamed. 



EAST RIDINO. 



East Riddto (including Rep. Boro's) 

East Rroixo (exduding Bep. Boro's) 

Kingston apoa Hull Boro' .... 
Malton Boro', part of* .... 
Yarkaty^panqfi 



East Ridihq. 



66,193 



29,666 

25,441 
685 
411 



268,466 



139,267 

123,408 
3,170 
2,631 



133,679 134,787 



69,905 69,362 

60,803 62,606 

1,529; 1,641 

1,442, 1,189 



30,021 



11,012 
19,012 



a 

2 



1801 


111,192 


• • 


1811 


133,975 


20 


1821 


154,643 


15 


1831 


168,891 


9 


1841 


194,936 


15 


1861 


220,983 


18 


1861 


240,227 


9 


1871 


268,466 


12 



NORTH RIDING (ma tm AINSTT akd CITY OF YORK.) 



NOBTB RiDIKG 



{ 



induding Rep. City 
and Borons 



} 



70,054 



No.™ito»o { -*:soi°"' } 



NOBTH RlDIKa. 



1801 


168,927 


* . 


1811 


170,127 


7 


1821 


188,178 


11 


1831 


192,206 


2 


1841 


204,701 


7 


1851 


216,214 


6 


1861 


245,154 


14 


1871 


293,278 


20 



Malton Bcmi\paH if* 
Middlesboroogn Boro' . 
Northallerton Boro' 
Richmond Boro' . . 
Scarboron^ Boro' . . 
Stockton Boio', part tfX 
Thirsk Boro' .... 
Whitby Boro' . . . 
YorkClty,|)ar«^t . 



38,406 

1,017 
8,041 
1,084 
1,103 
5,161 
1,243 
1,298 
2,843 
9,858 



3t6,518 



186,389 

4,998 

46,621 

4,961 

6,368 

24,269 

6,970 

6.734 

13,094 

48,134 



174,366 172,163 



96,191 

2,403 

25,601 

2,479 

2,555 

10,720 

3,853 

2,755 

6,973 

22,925 



91,198 

2,595 

21,120 

2,482 

2,803 

13,539 

3,117 

2,979 

7,121 

26,209 



43,189 



19,083 

1,206 

6,368 

820 

677 

2,816 

973 
1,946 
9,300 



12 



1 
1 
1 
1 

2 

■ • 

1 
1 

2 



• The borough of Malton Is sltnate partly Id the East Rldhig and partly in the North Riding. 
The number of electors and members is stated mider the North Riding. 

t The city of York Is inchided partly in the Esst Riding and partly in the North Riding. The 
number of electors and members is stated onder the North Riding. 

1 llie principal part of the borongh of Stockton is situate in the County of Durham, and the 
nnmber of electors and members is stat^ under that County. 



OOUNTr 8IATISTI0S : YOBESHIBE. 



193 



POPULATlOir OF TOUDI.'><0lt. 

Wb8t Ridivo (nia thb 
AiKsrr AKD CnT ow Yosk). 



POrDLATIOlf WITHOC PaBLIAMKMTABT LllflTS IK I8YI— <»n^'iMMcE. 



Oensus 


R>pula- 


Increase 


Years. 


UOIL 


percent. 


1801 


589,014 


m • 


1811 


681,974 


16 


1821 


831,074 


22 


1831 


1,010,809 


22 


1841 


1,192,422 


18 


1851 


1,381,798 


14 


1881 


1,548,229 


14 


1871 


1,874,611 


21 



Parliamentary DtvUdons and Boroughs. 



In- 
habited 
Houses. 



Population. 



Persons. 



lilales. 



Females. 



No. of 
Electors, 



Members 

Re- 
turned. 



WE3T RIDINQ. 



Eastrbn DivmoK 1 
SouTHBSK Diviaioir j 



•{ 




EnaresboroQgh Boro' 

Leeds Boro' . . . 

Pontefract Boro'. . 

Rlpuna^[ . . . 

Bradford boro' . . 

HaUfax Boro' . . 

Dewsbury Boro' . . 

Hnddcrsneld Boro' . 

Sheffield Boro' . . 

Wakefield Boro* . . 



117,487 
100,473 
162,833 



56,169 
67,095 
81,911 

1,271 
65,827 

2,704 

1,516 
29,408 
13,970 
11,195 
15,598 
48,496 

5,633 



546,611 
479,954 
794,806 



263,735 

268,614 

397,493 

6,205 

259,212 

11,653 

6,806 

145,830 

65,510 

54,940 

74,358 

239,946 

28,069 



268,112 
231,885 
398,594 



130,630 

131, d63 

201,694 

2,468 

126,216 

5,693 

3,105 

68,905 

31,117 

26,571 

35,733 

120,517 

14,679 



278,499 
248,069 
396,212 



133,105 

136,761 

195,799 

2,737 

132,996 

5,960 

3,701 

76,925 

34,393 

28,369 

38,625 

119,429 

13,990 



64,819 
47,829 
74,937 



19,662 

17,084 

20,994 

7^8 
41,407 

1,927 

1,035 
20,662 
10,083 

7,899 
11,131 
31,329 

3,584 



6 

1 



3 
2 



1 
3 
2 
1 
2 
2 
1 
1 

a 

1 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

East Rmixo. Pop- 

Bointoh Beacon 18,005 

Beverley Boro' 10,218 

Bnckrose 13,620 

Dickering .18,524 

HoldemesB, Middle .... 8,681 

Hoidemess, North .... 7,534 

Hcldemess, South 7,904 

Holme Beacon 7,5M 

Howdenshire 9,323 

Hunsley Beacon, North . - . . 6,248 

Hunsiey Beacon, South . . « 1»,2I9 

Kingston upon Hull Boro' . . 121,892 

Ouse and £)«rwent 12,115 

WUtOQ Beacon 10,729 

NOBTH RiDIKO. 

Allertonshire 9,856 

Birdforth 14,377 

Buhner, East 12,122 

Bulmer,We8t 10,390 

Oilling. East 5.446 

6illlng,West 10,224 

OreU Bridge 6*771 

Hallikeld 5,M6 

Hang. East 9,988 

Hang, West 13.572 

Langbaurgh, East 26^945 

Langbaurgh, North . . . . 12,876 

Langbaurgh, West .... 8.569 

Malton 19,293 

MiddleeboroughBoro'. . . . 39,563 

Pickering Lytiie, K^urti . . . 8,683 

PickeriuK I^the, West . . . 11,622 

Richmond Boro' 4,443 

Ryedale 12,388 

Scarborough Bon/ 24,259 

Whitby Strand 25,212 

Yarm 11.166 

Wbst Ru>inq. 

Agbrigg. Lower 64,494 

Agbrigg. Upper 67,418 

Ainsty, Eastern 4,780 

Barkst<Hi Ash, Lower . . . . 14,292 

Barkston Ash, Upper « « .. . 7,136 

BatleyBoro' 20,871 

Bolton by BowlMBd . < . . 5,954 

Bradford Boro' 145,830 

Claro . , 31,846 

Dewsbury ........ 78,661 

Dewsbury Boro' 21,764 

Doncaster Boro' 18,768 

Ewecross 13,186 

Halifax Boro' 66.610 

Httddersfield Boio* 70,253 

Keighley ....... 53,544 

Ktrkby Malxeaid 3,079 

Leeds Boro' 259,212 

Morley.East , 108,756 

Morley. West 119,746 

Osgoldeross, Lower . . . . 19,320 

Osgoldcross, Unper . . . . 23,789 

Otl^ 29,866 

Pontefract Boro' 6.350 



PETTY SESS. mV.— continued. 

Pop. 

Ripon Liberty <tiicI.Ripon City) 13,413 

Saddteworth 19,923 

Sheffield Boro' 239,946 

Skyrsck. 29,649 

Staincliffe, East 34,333 

StainclifFe, West 6.978 

Staincross 80,918 

StralTorth, Lower, and Tlckhill . 29,009 

Strafforth. U^ter, and Tickhill . 93,810 

Tadeaster 6.073 

Wakefield Boro^ 38.069 

Wetherby 11.102 

York City 43,796 

LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

East Rn>i>a. Male Pop. 

Bofaitdn Beacon 9.147 

Buckroae 7,033 

Dickering 9,li0 

Hoidemess, Middle .... 4,401 

Hoidemess, North 3,772 

Hoidemess, South 3,964 

Holme Beacon ...... 3,958 

Howdenshire 4.569 

Hunsley Bettoon. North . . . 8.053 

HuBtiley Beaoun. South . . . 7,809 

KIngften upon Hull .... 60,014 

Oiise and Derwent . .... 6,300 

Wilton Beacon 5,599 

NOBTB RiDIKO. 

Allertonshire 4,919 

Birdforth 7,139 

Bulmer, East 5,975 

Bulmer. West 5,353 

OilUng,Ea8t 1.667 

Oilling,West 7,255 

OretaBridge 2,999 

Hallikeld 2.673 

Hang, East 4,900 

Hang. West 6.810 

Langbaurgh, East 14,600 

Langbaurgh. North .... 28,649 

Langbamgh, West .... 4,284 

Malton 5,029 

Pickering Lythe, East . « . 15.146 

Pickering Lytheb West ... 6.132 

Ryedale ........ 6,466 

WhitbyStraad 12.000 

Yarsi 6.965 

West Rwikq. 

Agbrigg, Lower 86,819 

AgbrigftUraer T6,611 

BarkstonAsh 13.768 

Oiaro 27,793 

Morley 229,889 

Osgolicross 34,331 

Sky rack aad Borough of Leeds . 161,149 

StaincUflTe, East 29.473 

StaiBclifTe. West, and Ewecross . 13,693 

Staincruss 35,095 

Strafforth and Tickhill, Lower . 23,044 

Straflbrth aad Tickhill, Upper . 177.034 

York aty and Ainsty . . . 25,584 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



East Ridiko. 

. Mun. Bor. 

. Loc. Bd. . 

. LocBd. . 

. LocBd. . 

Town . . 

Mun. Bor. 

LocBd. . 

ToAn . . 



Beverley. . 
Bridlington . 
Cotiingnam . 
Filey. . . 
Great Driffield 
Hedon . . 
Hornsea . « 
Howden . . 

Pockllngton . Town . . 

Wallingfen . . Town . . 

NOBTH RiDIKO. 

Baldereby . . Loc Bd. . 

Guisbrough . . Loc Bd. . 

HInderwell . . Loc Bd. . 

Malton . . . Loc Bd. . 

Masham . . Loc Bd. . 

Middlesborough Mun. Bor. 

Normanby . . Loc Bd. . 

Northallerton . Loc Bd. . 

Ormeeby • * Loc. Bd. . 

Pickering . . Loc Bd. . 

Redcar . . . Loc Bd. . 

Richmond . . Mun. Bor.. 

Scarborough . Mim. Bor.. 
SkeltonInCleve-|LocB^, . 

land ... 3 

Stockton, South. Loc Bd. . 

Whitby . . . Imp.Com.DisL 

West KinmQ. 

. Loc Bd. . 

. LocBd. . 

. Loc. Bd. . 

. LocBd. . 

. loc Bd. . 

. Mun. Bor.. 

. Mun. Bor.. 

. Loc Bd. . 

. LocBd. . 

. Imp. Onn. Dls. 

. LocBd. . 

. Loc Bd. . 

. LocBd. . 

. Mun. Bor.. 

. LocBd. . 

. LocBd. . 

. Loc Bd. . 

. Ijoc Bd. . 

. LocBd. . 

< LocBd. . 

Loc Bd. . 

LocBd. . 



Pop. 
10,218 
6,203 
4,010 
2,267 
5,067 
996 
1,686 
2,315 

131,893 

2,622 
317 



296 
6,202 
2,599 

292 

8,168 
2,209 

39,563 
3,556 
2,663 
4,080 
3,689 
1,943 
4.443 

24,259 

2,561 

6,764 
12,460 



AUerton. 

Askem . . 

Austonley . 

Baildun . . 

Barkisland . 

Bamsley. . 

Batley . . 

Bitbrou^ . 

BiBgley . . 

Bingley . . 

Birkenshaw . 

Birstal . . 

Bolton . . 

Bradford . . 

Brighouse . 

Burley . . 

Calverl^ . 

CartwoTth . 

Castleford . 

Clayt(m . . 

Clayton, West 

Oleckheaton. 

Cumberworth 
and Cumber 
worth Half 

Dart«>n . . 

Denby . . • 

Denbotane Gate. 



~.\ 



LocBd. 

LocBd. 
LocBd. 
LocBd 



2.906 

457 

1,535 

4,784 

2,056 

23,021 

20,871 

207 

9,062 

6,890 

3,833 

6.044 

1.371 

145,830 

6.370 

3,371 

3,195 

1,930 

6,268 

4,074 

1,531 

6,583 

1,461 

5,197 
1.637 
3,469 



J 94 



COUNTY STATISTICS .* YOBKSHIBS. 



PRINCIPAL TOVnaS-eotUinued. 



Dewsbury . . 

Dodworth . . 

Donca'^ter . . 

Drighlhigton . 

EcclesfalU . . 

ElUnd . . . 

Emley - . . 
FamleyTjas . 
Faraley , , . 
FlockUm. . . 
Ful^toDe . . 
Golcar . . . 
QoolA . . . 
QreetlaDd . . 
Guiseley . . . 
Guntbwaite end 

Ingbirchwortb 
Halifu . • . 
Harrogate . . 
HawoTtta. . • 
Heaton . . . 
Hebden Brid|i;e . 
Bedcmondwlke. 
Hepworth . . 
Hipperholme . 
Hulme • • • 
Honley . . . 
Horliury . . 
Hoyland-Swaine 
HuUdenfleld . 
Idle .... 
llkley .. . . 
Keigblgr. . . 
Kirkbarton . . 
KirkheatoQ . • 
Knamborough 

andXentergafte 



} 



Man.Bor.. 

LocBd. . 
Man. Bor. 

LocBd. . 

L<K-. Bd. . 

LocBd. . 

Loc Bd. . 

Loc Bd. . 

LacBd. . 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

Town . . 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

Loc Bd. . 

MiULBor.. 

LocBd. • 

Loc Bd. . 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

Loc Bd. . 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 
Mun.Bor.. 

Lor. Bd. . 

LocBd. . 

Loc Ud. . 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 



Pop. 

24,764 
2,747 

18,768 
4,388 
6,622 
6.432 
1,275 
601 
3.829 
1.116 
2.052 
6,033 
7,680 
4,114 
3.186 

386 

65.610 
6,843 
2,884 
1.929 
3,894 
8,300 
1.111 
2,130 
724 
4,906 
3.977 
706 

70,253 
6.253 
2.511 

19,775 
3.442 
2,646 



llmp.Oom.Dl8t 6,205 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS-cofUtniMd. 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS-oon/uitMd. 



Loeds. • • • 

LInthwaite . . 

Longwood . . 

Ludilenden Foot 

Mareden in Al- 
mondbury 

Ifanden in Hod- 

der«field . . 

Meltham. • . 
I Mexboruu^ 

, Midgley . . . 

Monk Bretton . 

Morley . . . 

{ NeiberiboDg . 

NortbBierl^ . 

Nortbowram . 

Oakworth . . 

OasettwlthOaw- 

thorpe . . . 

OUey . . . 

Ovenden . . . 

Oxenhope . . 

Peniatone . . 

Puniefhbct • . 

QneenstHiry . . 

Quickmere . . 

Rastrick . . . 

RaveU'itborpe . 

Rawmarsh . . 

RIpon (City) . 

' Rishuorth . . 

Rotberliam . . 

Scammonden 

Scholes , . . 

Selby. . . . 



Mon. Bor.* 
Loc Bd. . 
Loc Bd. . 
LocBd. . 



I Loc 



Bd. . 



} 



LocBd. 



Loc 
Loc 
Loc 
Loc 
Loc 
Loc 
Lw. 
Loc 
Loc. 



Bd. 
Bd. 
Bd. 
Bd. 
Bd. 
Bd. 
Bd. 
Bd. 
Bd. 



iLocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

Loc Bd. . 

Mun.Bor.. 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

Mun. Bor.. 

LocBd. . 
( Mun. Bor.. 
t LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

LucBd. . 

LocBd. . 



Pop. 
259.212 
5,047 
4.055 
2,968 

2,119 

692 

4.229 
4.316 
3.065 
2,090 
9.607 
1.092 
14.433 
8.725 
6.68S 

»,19« 

6,856 

7,371 

2,328 

1,549 

6,350 

6,012 

3,358 

5,896 

2.910 

6,869 

6,806 

1,143 

25,087 

25.892 

803 

995 

6,193 



Slieffleld . . . 

Shelf. . . . 

Shelley . . . 

Shepley . . . 

Shipley . . . 

Silsden . . . 
Skelmanihorpe .. 

Skipton . . . 

Slalihwaite . . 
SoothlU (Netber) 
S.K)thUl (Upper) 

Soutbowram . 

Sowerby. . . 
Sowerby Bridge 

Soyland . . . 

Tadcaster . . 

Thome . . . 

Thomblll . . 

Thornton . . 

Thorlstone . . 

Thnrstonland . 

TickhiU . . . 

Tong Street . . 

Upper MiU . . 

Upperthong. . 

Wakefield . . 
Warley 



Man. Bor. 
LocBd. . 
LocBd. . 
LocBd. . 
LocBd. . 
LocBd. . 
Loc Bd. . 
LocBd. . 
Loc Bd. . 
LocBd. . 
LocBd. . 
LocBJ. . 
Loc Bit . 
LocBd. . 
LocBd. . 
Town . . 
Town . . 
LocBd. . 
Loc Bd. . 
Loc Bd. . 
Loc Bd. . 
LocBd. . 
LocBd. . 
LocBd. . 
Loc Bd. . 
Man. Bor.. 
Loc Bd. . 



Wath upon Deame Loc Bd. 
Whliley (Upper) Loc BL 



Whitwood 
Wiladpn . . 
WindbiU. . 
Wumbwell . 
Wooldale . 
Yeadcm . . 
YorkCaty). 



LocBd. . 

Loc Bd. . 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

LocBd. . 

LucBd. . 
Man. Bar.) 



Pop. 
239,946 
3.091 
1,751 
1,507 

11.757 
8,714 
2.953 
6,042 
2,781 
4.927 
3.469 
3.091 
6,079 
t.041 
3,264 
a. 443 
2,618 
6.285 
6,674 
2,639 
l.OOl 
1,844 
3.740 
1.235 
2.419 

28.069 
3,341 
2.143 
882 
3,342 
3,127 
6,783 
ft.009 
4.464 
6,246 

43,796 



Amocni of Real Property aaaeased to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in year ending April, 1871 £11,585,980 

Groia Eitiniated Rental anooniing to Valuation Llsta approved tor 1871 11,747,179 

Amount of Rateable Value h h •• *• • 9,841,739 

ArooPDt levied for County and PoUoe Rates in year ending Mfch., 1871 146,866 

Amount levied for Poor Ratet In rark9Mrc In year ending Lady-di^, 1871 888,283 



COUNTX BTAIiSIICS: AKOLE8ET : BBECON. 



195 



ANQLESET. 

This Goanty hAs an area of 193,511 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 51,040 persons 
(males 24,400, females 26,640). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 17,234 
persons, or 61 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it contains the Beau- 
maris district of borough.^. It comprises six hundreds, and the municipal borough of Beaumaris. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into two Petty Sessional Divisions ; 
there are two Lieutenancy Sub-divisions, but no Police Divisions or Highway Districts. 

The County is in the Diocese of Bangor, and the population of every parish in the several Superin- 
tendent Registrars* Districts, or Poor l^w Unions, is given in the Table relating to the Eleybkth or 
Welsh Registbation Division, which will be found in another part of this volume. 



POPULATIOX OF OOUKTT, 
1801-1871. 



nOPULATION WtTRDI PaRUAXKKTAKT LIMITS IS ISlX. 



Census 


PopaUi- 

tiOQ. 


Increase 


Years. 


perCenL 


1801 


33,806 


• • 


1811 


37.045 


10 


1821 


45,063 


22 


1831 


48,325 


7 


1841 


50,891 


5 


1851 


57,327 


13 


1861 


54,609 


6 dec. 


1871 


51,040 


7 dec. 



Cotinty and Boronghs. 


In- 
habited 
Hooses. 


PopalatioD. 


No. Of 


Memben 

Re. 
turned. 


Persons. 


Males. 


Females. 


Electors. 

1 


AKaLBSET (induding Rep. Boro's) . . 


12,170 


51,040 


24,400 


26,640 6,068 


2 


Aholeskt (excluding Bep. Boro's) . . 

f Amlwch . . . 
Beaumaris District Beanmaris . . . 
. ofBoro's. . . Holyhead . . . 

(Llangefni • • . 


8,962 

783 

490 

1,604 

331 


37,368 

2,968 
2,291 
7,191 
1,222 


18,085 

1,297 

1,057 

3,422 

539 


19,283 3,295 
1.67n 

3,*769 } ^'^^^ 
683j 


1 
I 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONa 

Pop. 
Anglesey : First Division . . . 21 , 731 
Second H • • • 2a,30a 



*• 



LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 
Anglesey: First Svb-divisIoQ . 10,275 
Second « . 14,125 



*• 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 
Amlwch . . . Par. Bor. . . 
Beaumaris . • Mnn. Bor. • 
HolyheMl . . Loa Bd. . • 
Llangeftal . , Par. Bor. . . 



Amount of Real Property sssessed to the Income and Property Tax (Scbed. A.) in year ending April, 1871 £219,953 

Gross EsUmated Rental according to ValuaUonLisu approved for 1871 187,492 

Amount of Rateable Value „ „ ., 165,081 

Amount levied for Oonn^ and Police Rates in year ending Mich.. 1871 4,144 

Amountleviedfor Poor Rates htCThion County in year ending lAdy-day, 1871 23,586 



P^. 
2,968 
2,291 
5,916 ' 
1,222 



BRECKNOCKSHIRE. 

This County has an area of 460,158 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 59,901 persons 
(males 29,928, females 29,973). Since the first. Census in 1801 the population has increased by 27,576 
persons, or 85 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it contains one repre- 
sented borough, and part of another. It comprises six hundreds, and the municipal borough of Brecknock. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into ten Petty Sessional Divisions: 
Brecknock borough has a Commission of the Peace, and maintains its own Police. 

For Police purposes the County is divided into two Divisions ; and for the purposes of the Highways 
Act into nine Highway Districts. There are eleven Lieutenancy Sub- divisions. 

With the exception of parts of the parishes of Llangattock and Llangunider, the County is in the 
Diocese of St. Davids, and it contains part of the township of Glasbury, which extends into Kadnorshire. 

The population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' Districts, or Poor Caw 
Unions in Bbecknogkbhibb, is given in the Table relating to the Eleyxnth Registration Diyibion, 
which will be found in another part of this volume. 



PonJLATrOK OF COUKTT, 
1801-1871. 



Population wrrHur Parliaioktabt Lncrrs or 1871. 



Oensns 


Popnla- 
llon. 


Increase 


Tears. 


percent. 


1801 


32,325 


• • 


1811 


37,735 


17 


1821 


43,826 


16 


18:n 


47,763 


9 


1841 


55,603 


16 


1861 


61,474 


11 


1861 


61,627 


0-2 


1871 


59,901 


3dec 



Ooonty and Boronglia. 


In. 
habited 
Houaes. 


Popolation. 


No. of 
Electors. 


Hanbera 

Re- 
turned. 


Persons. 


Hales. 


Females. 


Bkbcknocksuise (including Rep. Boro's) 


12,647 


59,901 


29,928 


29,973 


4,562 


2 


BBBCKN0CK8inKR(eaceItidin^Bep. Boro's) 

Brecknodc Boro* 

Mertbyr-Tydfll Boro',i)ar«qf» . . . 


10,830 

1,276 
541 


51,335 

6,308 
2,258 


25,661 

3,138 
1,129 


25,674 

3,170 
1,129 


3,754 

808 

• • 


1 
1 



* The principal part of the borough of MerthyT'Tydfll is situate In the County of Gkimorgan» and the number of electors for the 
entire borough is given under that County. 

O 2 



196 



OOUNTT STATISTIOS: OIBDIOAN I CABHABXHEN. 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Brecknock Boro' 6,845 

Brynmawr 11,633 

Builth 7,047 

Crickbowell 8,514 

Devynnock 4,028 

Hay 8,079 

MerthTT 8,249 

Pendervn 6,179 

Penkelly 2,642 

Talgarth . .' 4,462 

Yfindgmilala 4,223 



LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVTSlONa 

Male Pop. 

Brecknock Boro' 2,918 

Brynmawr 6,039 

B'lilib 3,456 

Crickbowell 4,164 

Devynnock • • 1,961 

Hay 1,498 

Merthyr 1,652 

Penderyn 2,576 

Penkelly 1,293 

Talgarth 2,253 

Ystradgnnklt 2,118 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



Bredmodc 

Brynmawr 
Ballth . 
Hay . . 



(Miin.Bor. 
•tliOcBd. . 
. Loc Bd. . 
. Loc Bd. . 
. LocBd. . 



Amount of Beal Proper^ aMeesed to the Income aiMl Property Tax (Sched. A.) tn year ending April, 1871 . £374,942 

Grow Estimated Rental according to Valuation LbU approved for 1871 271,879 

Amoant of Rateable Value „ „ m h 238,714 

Amount levied for Conntj and Police Batee in year ending Mich., 1871 9,839 

Amount levied for Poor JMOes in rnum CSmmty in year ending Lady-day, 1871 30,791 



POpL 

5,S45 

• ,977 
5,739 
1,059 
1,777 



CABDIGANSHIBB. 

This Cotmty has an area of 443,387 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 73,441 persons 
(males 33,396, females 40)045). Since the first Ceosus in 1801 the {opulation has increased by 30,485 
persons, or 71 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it oontAins part of the 
Cardiganshire District of Boroughs. It comprises five hundreds, the municipal borough of Aberystwith, 
bnd the greater part of the municipal borough of Cardigan, the remainder beins; in Pembrokeshire. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into nine Petty Sessional Divisions ; 
the boroughs df Aberystwith and Caidigan have Commissions of the Peace. 

For Police purposes the County is divided into two Divisions ; and for the purposes of the Highways 
Act into eleven Districts. There are ten Lieutenancy Sub-divisions. 

The County is in the Diocese of St. Davids, and the population of every parish in the several Snper- 
intendent Registrars* Districts, or Poor Law Unions, is given in the Table relating to the EIleyenth 
Kegistbation Divibion, which will be found in another part of this volume. 

PopuLATioir or Oomcrr, 
1S70-1871. 



Censos 


Popala- 
tion. 


Increase 


Years. 


per Cent. 


1801 


42.956 


■ • 


1811 


60.260 


17 


1821 


57,784 


15 


1831 


64,780 


12 


1841 


68,766 


6 


1851 


70,796 


3 


1861 


72.246 


2 


1871 


73,441 


2 



FOFULATIOK WITHIV PaBUAXKKTAIT LnflTS DT 


1871. 






Coonty and Boroughs. 


In- 
habited 
Houses. 


PopnlatiML 


1 


No. of 
Electefs. 


Mennben 

He- 
tamed. 


Persons. 


Males. 


Females. 


Cabdioakshiei (including Rep. Boro's) 


16,420 


73,441 


33,396 


40,045 


6,314 


3 


Cardioakbhiki (exdttding Rep. Boro's) 

(Aberystwith . . 

Oardigan District of) Adpar, part qf . 

Boro's, jMTt^ .] Cardigan, jNir<</. 

( Lampeter . . . 


14,005 

1,350 
123 
682 
260 


63,167 

6,898 

518 

2,633 

1,225 


28,446 

3,042 
215 

1,100 
593 


33,721 

3,856 
303 

1,533 
632 


4,5a6» 
i 1788» 


1 

1 



-*r "% opntrilwtory boroocfa of Adpar is partly sltnafce in the CbrnHy of Cawnafiken, and the contributoiy boroogh of CanUgan to 
partly sitoate In the County of Pembroke : the number of electors for Ihe entire Cardigan Dlstrtct of Boroughs is stated above. 
PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 



Aberysiwith Boro?. ^ . 
Cardigan BoTo\part <^ , 
Geneur Glyn, Lower . . 
Geneur Glyn, Upper . . 
liar. Lower, and Aberayron 
lUr, Upper ...... 

LlandyssiL .. . ^ . , 
Moyddjn, Upper . . . 
Penarth . . . .^ . ^ 

Peftrhiwpal 

Troedyraur, Lower . . 



Pop. 

6,898 
2.633 
6,004 
6,081 
• 15,242 
11,125 
3,150. 
5,704 
6,788 
5,836 
3,980 



LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS.. 

Male Pop. 

Aberayron and Lower liar . . 6,630 

Aberysiwith Boro' .... 8,042 

Cardlgan.parto/'Baro'^ . . . 1,100 

Geneur Glyn, Lower .... 2,895 

Geneur Glyn, Upper .... 2,934 

Uar, Upper 6,306 

Moyddyn, Ufper, or Lampeter . 2,527 

Penartb or 1 regaron , .. . » 3,280. 

Troedyraur, Lower . . . . 1,745 

Troec^rraur, Ut)per ..... 3,967 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



Aberystwith 
Adpar . . 
Cardigan. . 
Lampeter » 
New (iuay . 



Mun.Bor. 
Par. Bor. . 
Mnn. Bor. 
LoaBd. . 
LocBd. . 



Pop. 
6,89« 
1.423 
3.4C1 
1.225 
1.421 



Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in year endini^ April, 1871 £256,078 

woes Estimated Rental according to Valuation Lists approved for 1811 226,042 

Amount of Rateable Value » ., „ „ •.. 191,422 

Amount levied for Cbunty and Police Rates in year ending Mich., 1871 ....!....! 1 ! 6!o20 
Amountleviedfor Poor Rates in rnion County In year ending Lady-day, 1871 ......... 46,667 



CARMARTHENSHIRE. 

This Cwaty ^ ai> area of 606,172 statute awes, and its popiilation in 1871 was 115,710 persons 
(males 54,921,. females 60,789). Since the first Census in 1801 the population haa increwed by 48,393 
persons, or 72 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided cona4ituency„ and it contains the whole 
of the Carmarthen and part of the Cardigan Districts of Boroughs. It coniprisea five hundreds, the 
three commots of Camwallon, Iskennen, and Kidwelly, and the municipal boroughs of Carmartlien 
and Llandovery. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into eight P«tty Boflsional Diviiiong ; the 



COUNTY STATISTIOS: OARNABVON. 



197 



borough of Carmarthen (a County of itself) has a Commission of the Peace, a separate <%uri of Quarter 
Sessions, and maintains its own Police. There are eight Lieutenancy Subniivitfions, three Police 
Divisions, and thirteen Highway Districts. 

The County is in the Diocese of St Davids, and contains parts of five parishes whick extend into 
Pembrokeshire. 

The population of every parish in the several Superintendent I^^istrars' Districts, or Poor Law Unions 
in Cabmabtbenbhibe, is given in the Table relating to the Eleventh Keqistbation Divisiok, which 
will be found in another part of this volume. 

ForuLATioii OF Oouirrr, 
1801-1871. 



Oensns 
Yean. 



PopuUi- 

tiOD. 



Jncreue 
percent. 



1801 


67,317 


• • 


1811 


77,217 


16 


1821 


90.239 


17 


1831 


100,740 


12 


1841 


106,326 


6 


1851 


110.632 


4 


1861 


111,796 


1 


1871 


115,710 


4 



POPOLATlOV WITHDr PAUIAXnTABT LOOXt IV 1671. 






Otninty and Boroughs. 


In- 
habited 
Honses. 


Popolatlon. 


Ko. of 
Elector*. 


Members 

Re- 
turned. 


PefBcms. 


Males. Females. 


Cabmabthekshdu (indttding Rep.) 
Boro'B) 5 


24,^32 


115,710 


54,921 


60,789 


11,253 


3 


Boro'8). . . . . . . . . } 

Cardigan District of) ».!«-» ^ «/•• 
Boro's.jX.qf Adpar,j)e.<jr» . 

ClBrmartben District )OBurmartlien . . 
ofBoro'8 . . jUanelly . . . 


19,139 

227 

1,984 
2,983 


89,036 

90S 

10,488 
15,281 


42,144 

406 

4,82* 
7,551 


46,892 

499 

5.668 
7,730 


7,724 

• 

• • 

1 3,529 


2 

• • 

1 



* The principal part of the eontrlbatory borough of Adpar is situate in the County of Cardigan^ In which «oanty the number of 
electors in the Cardigan District of Borongbs U stated. 

PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 



Pop- 

OuTnarthen 19,437 

Carmarthen Boro* 10.488 

Llanboldy ....... 7,163 

Litiiidilo 15,054 

Llandoveiy 16,699 

LlaneUy 30,895 

LlanAbangelararth 4,552 

Newcastle in Emlyn .... 6,655 

St. dears 4,767 



LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

'Carmarthen 9,018 

Carmarthen Boro* 4,820 

Llandilo 7,126 

Llanduveiy » . 7,999 

Llanelly 16,251 

Llanfihangelararth 2,110 

Newcastle in Emlyn .... 3,067 

St. Clears 6,530 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



Gtfmarthen. 
Llandilo . . 
Llandly . 
Llandovery . 





Pop. 


MunBor. 


. 10,488 


LocBd. . 


. 1,470 


LocBd. « 


, 14.973 


Mun. Bor. 


. 1«861 



Amount of Real Property as s e ss e d to the Ineome and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in year ending April, 1871 £491,082 

Gross Estimated Rental aooordii« to Yahutloa Lists approved for 1871 603.817 

Amount of Rateable Value „ „ „ ............ 443,679 

Amount levied for County and Police Rates in year ending Mich.. 1871 t,7l6 

Amount tevM ft>r Poor lUtet la C^niofi Ontftfy in year ending Lady-day, 18T1 48,324 



CARNABVONSHIRE. 

This County has an area of 369,482 statute acres, and ite population in 1871 was 106,121 persons 
(males 51,874, females 54,247). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 64,600 
persons, or 156 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation tlie County is an undivided oonstituency, and it contains the Car- 
narvon District of Boroughs. It comprises ten hundreds, and the municipal boroughs of Carnanron and 
Pwllheli. 

The CouQty has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into six Petty Sessional Divisions ; the 
borou^ of Carnarvon has a Commission of the Peace. 

For Police purposes the County is divided into five Divisions ; and the borough of Pwllheli has its 
own Police. 

There are four Lieutenancy Sub-divisions ; the Highways Act has not been adopted. 

With the exception of certain parishes wiiich are in the Diocese of St. Asaph, the County is in the- 
Diocese of Bangor, and contains parts of five parishes which extend into the adjoining Counties of Denbigh 
and Merioneth. 

The population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' Districts, or Poor Law Unions 
in Cabnabvonshibb, is given in the Table relating to the Elbvbnth Rbgistbation Division, which will 
be found in another part of this volume. 

POFITLATIOH WRBm PABUAMXaTABT LDOTS DT 1871. 



PorULATIOir OF COUKTT, 
1801-1871. 



OeoBiis 


POpnU- 
tiun. 


Increase 


Years. 


percent. 


1801 


41,631 


• • 


1811 


49.666 


20 


1821 


68,699 


17 


1831 


66,818 


16 


1841 


81,093 


31 


1851 


87,870 


8 


1861 


96,694 


9 


1871 


106,131 


11 



County and Borough 



Caiutabvokshibb {induding Rep. Boro's) 

Caimabvokrbous (fieOuding Bep. Boro's) 

I Bangor 
Carnarvon 
Conway ,. 
Cricdeth . 
Nevin . . 
Pwllheti . 



In- 
habited 
Honses. 



PopsIatioB. 



23,298 



17,197 

2,139 
1,976 
683 
209 
600 
706 



106,121 



78,681 

9,869 
9.449 
3,620 
812 
1,791 
3,009 



61,874 



64,247 



39,287 

4,616 

4,367 

1,344 

866 

733 
1,383 



39,294 

6,344 
6,092 
1,376 
466 
1,069 
1,626 



No. Of 

Electors. 



Members 

I Re- 
I tnmed. 



8,732 



6,664 



3.178 



198 



COUNTY STATISTICS : DENBIGH : FLINT. 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Baiifor 34,048 

Camanron ....... 38,294 

Gamanron Boro' 9,449 

Conway 12,640 

Eifflonydd, or Portmadoc « . 8,898 

Nant-Conwqr 6,021 

Pwllheli . 30.073 



LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

Camarr<m 33,860 

CoDwaj 16,313 

PortiDad<« 4,198 

PwllheU. ....... 9,818 

PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



I 



Bangor . 
Bethesda 



Loc. 
Loo. 



Bd. 
Bd. 



PRINCIPAL 

Canuu^oo . . 

I Conway . , . 

CriodeCh . . 

D^ysyfyicW . 

Llandudno . . 
Pop. Nevin . . . 
7,722 PwUhell . . . 
8,297 Yny«;ynhalarn . 



Mon. Bor. 
Par. Bor. . 
Par. Bor. . 
LocBd. . 
Imp. Com. 
Par. Bor. . 
Man. Bor. 
Loc. Bd. . 



Pep 

9,449 
3.C3i 

3,7fl 

1.7*1 

4,x: 



Amount of Real Properly amessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in 
Gross Estimated Rental according tv Valo&Uun Lists approved fur 1871 . . . 
Amtiunt of Rateable Value „ „ ^ ... 

Amouui levied for County and Police Rates in year ending Mich.. 1871 . . . 
Amount levied for Poor Kates in inion County in year ending Lady-day, 1871 . 



yrar ending April. 1871 . £3S5.I57 

401,750 

336, 04« 

9.149 

58,819 



DENBIQESHIBE. 

This County has an area of 392,005 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 105,102 persons C'n^<^ 
52,866, females 52,236). 8inoe the first Census in 1801 the population has increased hy 44,80^ persons, 
or 74 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it contains the Oenbigu 
District of Boroughs. It comprises six hundreds, and the municipal boroughs of Denbigh, Kutliin, and 
Wrexham. 

The County has one Conrt of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into nine Petty Sessional Divisioos ; the 
boroughs of Denbigh and Wrexham have Commissions of the Peace. For Police purposes the Countj is 
divided into three Districts ; for Highway purposes iuto five Districts ; and there are nine Lieutenancy Sub- 
divisions. 

The County is in the Diocese of St. Asaph, and contains parts of sixteen parishes which extend into 
adjoining Counties. 

The population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars* Districts, or Poor Law 
Unions in Dbkbiohshibb, is given in the Table relating to the Elkybnth Rsqistbation Diyision, frhich 
will be found in another part of this volume. 
PoruLATioir OF CouKTr, PoruuiTioir withik Pabuamixtabt Lnors or 1871. 

1801-1871. 



CensDS 


PopnlA- 
tion. 


Increase 


Years. 


per Cent 


1801 


80,299 


. . 


1811 


84,249 




1821 


78,428 


19 


1831 


82,885 




1841 


88,478 




1851 


92,583 




1881 


100,778 




1871 


105,102 





Coonty and Boroogbs. 


In- 
habited 
Houses. 


FopalstioiL 


No. Of 


Members 


Persons. || Males. 


Females. 


*^»*«- to^d. 


DmioMSBixi (induding Rep. Boro's) 


22,500 


106,102 1 52,888 


62,238 10.293 


3 


DBHBiOHflHiu (fwdudina Bep. Boro's) 

iDenbl^ • • • • 

Denbigh District J Holt 

of Bora's . . iRuthin 


19,395 

1,382 
210 
759 

1,774 


84,878 

8,323 
1,058 
3,298 
9,547 


42,935 

! 2,983 

534 

1.838 

4,778 


41,943 7,462 
3,340 ) 

4,789 ) 


a 
1 



LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

Abergele 2,724 

Cerrigydmldlon 1,834 

Denbigh 8,701 

Llangollen ....... 6,084 

LlaiisiUn 2,128 

Lbnrwst 4,231 

Ruabon 7,804 

Ruthin 8,398 

Wrexham 15,988 



PRINaPAL TOWNS. 



Denbigh . 
Holt . . 
LiangoU^i 
Pensam . 
Ruthin . 
Wrexham 



Man. Bor. 
Par. Bor. 
Loc Bd. 
Lnc. Bd. 
Mun. Bor. 
Mun. Bor. 



l\ip. 
6,323 
1,054 
2,798 
313 
3,298 
8,576 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Bromfleld 23,201 

Chirk Lower, or Llangollen . . 9,998 
Chirk Upper, or Llandlin. . . 4,144 

Denbigh Boro' 8,323 

Isaled 7,183 

Isdulas 5,629 

Ruabon 15,150 

Ruthin 12,813 

Uwchaled 3.827 

Uwchddulas 8,878 

Wrexham Boro' 8,576 

Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in year endhig April, 1871 £495, 163 
Gross Estimated Rental according to Valuation Lists approved for 1871 505,167 

Amount of Rateable Value „ » ^, n„^ ^ « **?•??! 

Amount levied for County and Police Rates In year ending Mich., 1871 13,898 

Amount levied for Poor Rates in rnionCou«<y in year ending Lady-day, 1871 53,266 

FLINTSHIRE. 

This County has an area of 169,162 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 76,312 persons 
(males 38,3r)0, females 37,962). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased hy 36,843 
persons, or 93 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it contains part of 
Chester City and the Flint District of Boroughs. It comprises five hundreds, and the municipal borough 

of Flint. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into ten Petty Sessional Divisions ; the 

borough of Flint has a Commission of the Peace. 

For Police purposes there are three Divisions ; the Highways Act has not been adopted ; there are four 

Lieutenancy Sub-divisions. 

With the exception of parts of the parishes of Ellesmere, Doddleston, Malpas, and Hawarden, the 
County is in the Diocese of St. Asaph, and contains parts of eleven parishes which extend into adjoining 
Counties. 



COUNTY statistics: glahobgak. 



199 



The population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' Districts, or Poor Ijiw 
Unions in Flintohibe, is given in the Table relating to the Eleventh Registration Division, which 
will be found in another part of this volume. 

PoruLATiox virnnr Parliamevtjlbt Lnnrd IK 1871. 



POPCLATIOK OP OOUIITT, 
1801-1871. 



Census 


Popula- 
tion. 


Increase 


Years. 


per Cent 


1801 


39,469 


• • 


1811 


45,937 


16 


1821 


53,893 


17 


1831 


60,244 


12 


1841 


66,919 


11 


1851 


68,156 


2 


1861 


69.737 


2 


1871 


76.312 


9 



Coontj and Boroughs. 



Fldttsbibx 



FLOnSHIRX 



( including Rep. Oij \ 
I and fioro's 5 

( exduding Rep. City ) 
\ and fioro's ) 



Chester (aty). part qf* 
/Caergwyle 
I Caerwys 
' Flint . 



Flint District 
of Buro'd 



HolyweU 
Mold . 
.Overton 
/Rbuddlan 
VSt. Asaph 



In- 
habited 
Houses. 



Pers(His. 



Population. 
Males. 



16,636 



76,312 



11,292 

196 
188 
162 
961 
1,822 
998 
292 
304 
431 



Females. 



38,360 



37,962 



62,347 

976 
860 
614 
4,563 
7,961 
4,534 
1,324 
1,333 
1,900 



26,439 

538 

431 

304 

2,364 

3,973 

2,238 

636 

576 

851 



25,908 

438 

429 

310 

2,199 

3,988 

2,296 

688 

657 

1,049 



No. Of 
Electors. 



Members 

Re- 
turned. 



7.144 



3,936 



•3,208 



r 



* The principal part of the dty of Chester Is situate in the Oonnfcy of Chester, in which County the number of electors for the entire 
city of Chester will be found stated. 



PETTY SESSIONAL DI\riSIONS. 

Pop. 

Caer^s 2,824 

Flint Boro* 4,269 

Hanmer 3,255 

Hawarden 8,987 

HolyweU 13,649 

Hope 8,876 

Mold 14.838 

Nortbop 6,322 

Overton 2,693 



PETTY 8ESS. DIY, -continued. 

Pop. 

Prestatyn 6,104 

Rhuddlan 9.495 



LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

ColeshlU 9.394 

Maylor 2.915 

Mold 18,424 

Khuddlan and Prestatyn . . . 7,617 

Amountof Real Profierty asseosed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) in year ending April, 1871 . £350,393 

Gross Estimated Rental aocr>rdlng to Yaloatlon Lists approved for 1871 378,276 

Amount of Rateable Value „ n >. *, 332,960 

Amount levied for Coun^ and Police Rates In year ending Mich., 1871 9,267 

Amount levied for Poor Rates in £^nion CVunty in year ending Lady-day, 1871 21,816 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



Flint. . 
HolyweU 
Mold. . 
Overton , 
Rhuddlan 
Rhyl. . 
St. Asaph 





Pop. 


Mun. Bor.. • 


4,269 


LocBd. . . 


8.540 


LocBd. . . 


3,978 


Par. Bor. . • 


1.324 


Par. Bor. . . 


1,233 


Imp.Com.Dlst. 


4,229 


Par. Bor. . . 


1,900 



QL AMORGANSHISE . 

TLis County has an area of 547,070 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 897,859 persons 
(males 205,660, females 192,199). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 326,980 
persons, or 461 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it contains the Cardiff 
and Swansea Districts of Boroughs, and the greater part of the horoueh of Merthyr T^'dfil. It comprises 
ten hundreds, and the municipal boroughs of Aheravon, Cardiff, Neath, and Swansea. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into twelve Petty Sessional Divisions ; 
each of the boroughs has a Commisnion of the Peace. 

There are four Police Divisions, and the boroughs of Cardiff, Neath, and Swansea have their own Police. 

For the purposes of the Highways Act nine Districts have been formed, lliere are twelve Lieutenancy 
Sub-divisiouF. 

The Coimty is partly in the Diocese of Llandaff, and partly in the Diocese of St. Davids, and it 
contains parts of three parishes which extend into the adjoining Coimty of Monmouth. 

The population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrant Districts, or Poor Law Unions 
in Glamoboanshibb, is given in the Table relating to the Elevsmth Bbqistbation Division, which will 
be found in another part of this volume. 

PoFUUkTicnr of Couxtt, 
1801-1871. 



Census 


Popola- 


Incresse 


Te«i8. 


tion. 


percent 


1801 


70,879 


• • 


1811 


85,067 


20 


1821 


102,073 


20 


1831 


126,612 


24 


1841 


171,188 


86 


1861 


231,849 


36 


1861 


317,752 


37 


1871 


397,859 


26 



Pm>tTT^<nnar wmnv PABUAMSfiTAmT Tjvm M 1871. 






Gonnty axkd Boroof^s. 


In- 
bsbited 
Houses. 


PopolaUon. 


No.of ''^^ 
Electors. J^^ 


Persons. 


Males. 


Females. 


QuLMOBO JknaiBB (including Rep. Boro's) 


72,905 


397,859 


205,660 


192,199 


36,376 


6 


QLAmmoJonBtRK {fixdhidlng Bep. 

CardlffDIstrictJ^^^.- • " 
ofBoro's jg:Sjaii : 

MerUiyT-Tydm,iwrt</* . . ■ 
/AbersTon . , 

Swansea 


Bo 


n/s) 


31,152 

8,158 

247 

447 

17,933 

2,275 

117 

261 

1,991 

10,324 


162,241 

56,911 

1,134 

2,039 

94,762 

11,906 

591 

1,220 

10,060 

56,996 , 


84,231 

29,719 

528 

1,031 

50,004 

5,903 

308 

618 

4,930 

28,388 


78,010 

27,192 

606 

1,008 

44,758 

6,003 

283 

602 

5,130 

28,607 


10,107 

[5,718 
14,097 

6,454 


2 
1 

1 



• The boroogh ot Merttyr-Tydfil Is ptrHy tltoate in the County of Brecknock ; the number of electors for the entire bonmgh is 
stated above. 



200 



COUNTY STATISTIGB : MERIONETH ; MONTGOMERY. 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Abenvon Boro* 3,674 

Caerphilly. Higbflr Dlvlsloa . . 57,686 

Caerphilly, Lower Dlviilon . . 12,161 

Cardiff Boro' 39,636 

Cowbridge 6,441 

Din«»-Powi8 ....•• 8,663 

Gower ..,..,., 4,042 

Kibbor 34,234 

Mlskln 44.432 

Noath 23,092 

Neaih Buro*. « 9,319 

Newcastle ....... 33,241 

Puntardawe 14,896 

Pontypridd 40,744 

Swan^^a 24,208 

Swauea tkiro' 51,702 



LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVLSIONS. 

Male Pop. 

Ca<nrpfaiI^f. Hiuher 30,167 

Caerphilly, Lower 7,960 

Cardiff Boro' 20,993 

Cowbridge 2.982 

DInas-Powia ...*... 4, 

Kibbor 12, 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS-OMliiMMl. 



664 
121 

Llaogafelach 19,338 

271 
933 



Mlakin, Higher 36 

Mlbkin. Lower 7 

Nealh 19,060 

Newcastle and Ogmore . . . 17,268 

Swaodea 26,903 

PRINCIPAL TOWNS. p,^ 

AberavoD . . Mun. Br... 3,674 ! 

Aberdare . . L"C. Bd. . . . 36,112 I 



Bridgend . . 
BritoD Kerry . 
Caiilun . . 
Cardiff . . 
Cowbridge 
Cwmdu . . 
KenflfCK , . 
Llantrlsali.t . 
Lmghor . . 
Merthyr-Tydfll 
Mountiin Aah 
Neath . . 
R^Mib . . . 
Swaasea . . 



Loc- Bd.. 
Loc Hd. . 
Loc Bd. . 
Mun. Bor. 
Par. Bor.. 
Loc. Bd. . 
Par. B.»r.. 
Pat. Bor.. 
Par. Bor.. 
Loc Bd . 
Loc Bd. . 
Mun. Bor. 
Loc B<L. 
Muo. Bor. 



Pop. 
3.539 
4.803 
7.061 

39,536 
1.134 
6,836 
591 
2.039 
1.220 

51,949 
7.457 
9.319 
7.991 

61,702 



Aroonnt of Real Property a«se«6ed u> the Income and Property Tax (*M;bed. A.) in year ending April. 1871 £1,319,922 

OroMEftlmaied Kental acoording to Valuation Lit'! ap|>roved lor 1871 1,776,085 

Amount of Rateable Value „ ,. - „ 1,487.060 

Amount levied for CoQoty and Police Ratei in ycnr ending Mich., 1871 36,816 

Amount levied for Poor Rates in Tnion C'oim<y in year ending Lady-day, 1871 188,930 



MERIONETHSHIBE. 



This Connty has an area of 386,291 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 46,598 jwrsons 
(males 23,261, females 23,337). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 17,092 
persons, or 58 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency; it comprises five hundreds^ 
but contains no municipal or parliamentary borough. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divi(1ed into six Petty Sessional Divisions. It is 
not divided for Police purposes, nor has the Highways Act been adopted. 

There are five Lieutenancy Sub-divisions. 

The Coimty is partly in the Diocese of BaiigoT, and partly in the Diocese of St. Asaph, and contaimr 
parts of four parishes which extend into adjoining Counties. 

The population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' Districts, or Poor Law Unions 
in Mebionbthshibe, is given in the Table relating to the Elevxnth Reoistbation Division, which will 
be found in another part of this voliime. 



POPULATIOK OF OOUKTT, 
1801-1871. 



FopDLJLTiov wiTHnr Pabuamuttast LnciTS nr 1871. 



CensoB 


Popola- 


Increase 


Years. 


Uon. 


percent. 


1801 


29,506 


* . 


1811 


80,854 


6 


1821 


84,382 


11 


1831 


85,316 


8 


1841 


89,332 


11 


1861 


38,843 


idac 


1861 


38,963 


0*3 


1871 


46,598 


20 



In- 
Ownty. babited 

Houses. 


Population. 


No. of 1^^^ 
Electors. ^^^^^ 


Persons. Males. | Females. 


MKBKnrBTBBRIBB 10,006 


46.598 23,261 


23,337 


8,300 1 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 
Ardndwy-to-Artro . . . • • 8,599 
Ardudwy-Uwdiartro .... 16,346 

Edelnilon 5,449 

Estimaner 5,586 

PenUyn . 6,604 

Talyboot ....... 9,018 



LIEOTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

Dolgelly 6,891 

Edeimlon 2,777 

Eettmaner 1.881 

Festlniog 8.367 

PenUyn 3,345 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. 



Bala . . 
Dolgelly. 
Towyn . 



Loc Bd. 
LocBd. 
LoaBd. 



Pop. 
1,539 
2.357 
3, SOT 



Amount of Real Property assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Sched. A.) In year ending April, 1871 £178.119 

Gross Estimated Rental aooonilng to ValuaUon Lists approved for 1871 204,250 

Amount of Rateable Value „ „ „ 161,727 

Amount levied fbr County and PoUoe Rates In year cnUBg Mich., 1871 4,617 

AmofOBt tertodftr Poor Rates In tTHMmOMin^ in year ending Lady-day, 1871 31,464 



MONTGOMERYSHIRE. 



This County has an area of 485,351 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 67,628 persons 
(males 34,095, females 33,528). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 19,439 
persons, or 40 per cent 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it contains the 
Montgomery District of Boroughs. It comprises nine hundreds, and the municipal boroughs of Llanidloes 
and Welshpool. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into thirteen Petty Sessional Divisions ; 
the borough of Welshpool has a Commission of the Peace. There are thirteen Lieutenancy Sub- 
divisions ; and two Polioe Divisions. The Highways Act has not been adopted. 

The Countv is partly in the Dioceses of Bangor, Hereford, and St Ajsaph, and it contains parts of 
ten parishes which extend into adjoining Counties. 

The population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' Districts, or Poor Law 



COUNTY statistics: pembboke. 



201 



Unions in Montgombrtshibb, is given in the Table relating to the Eleventh Reqistbation Division, 
which will be found in another paxt of this volume. 



Population of Cowtt, 
1801-1871. 



PonnukTiox wiTHnr PASuAirarTAKT Lnnrs nr 1871. 



Census 


PopiiI»- 
tloa. 


Increase 


Years. 


per Gent. 


1801 


48,184 


• ■ 


1811 


62,184 


8 


1821 


60,246 


16 


1831 


66,844 


11 


1841 


69,607 


4 


1861 


67,336 


Sdec 


1861 


66,919 


Idee. 


1871 


67,623 


1 



County and BoroQ^is. 


In- 
habited 
Houses. 


Popnlation. 


No. of 


Members 


Persons. 


1 Males. 

t 


Females. 


1 


MOHTOOMEKTBHXBB | ^^^B^JJ^g^^* } 


13,911 


67,623 

1 


34,096 


33,628 


7,682 


2 


MOROOMBRTSHtU { •**5g^,^- } 

LlanlVnin . . 

Llanidloes . . 

Montgomery District Machynlleth . . 

of Soro's . . . Montgomery . . 

Newtown . . . 
WeliOipool . . 


9,711 

266 
737 
461 
266 
1,368 
1,102 


48,946 \ 

1,132 
3,428 
2,042 
1,286 
6,744 
6,046 


26,032 

646 

1,679 

976 

636 

2,768 

2,469 


23,914 

686 
1,749 
1,067 

649 
2,976 
2,687 


4,790 
2,792 

/ 


1 

1 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

Ganrse 1,998 

Deythnr 3,483 

Llanfyllin 7,112 

Llanidloes, Lower 4,432 

Llanidloes, Upper 8,391 

MachynUeth 8,700 

Matbrafal 6,001 

Montgomery, Lower .... 3,863 

Montgomeij, Upper .... 2,236 

Newtown, Lower 2,948 

Newtown, Upper 8,237 

Pool. Lower 1,626 

Pool. Upper 1,726 



PETTY 6ESS. DiV.-eontimud. 



Pop. 



Welshpool Boro' 6,9«3 

LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

OiQrse 2,844 

Deytbnr 1,741 

Llaniyilin 3,686 

Llanidloes, Lower 2,286 

Llanidloes. Upper 4.282 

Machynlleth 4,363 

Mathrafal 3,043 

Montgomery, Lower .... 1,947 

Montgome^, Upper .... 1,190 

Newtown, Lower ..... 1,470 



LIEUT. SUB.-Diy.— con^fntiocL 

Male Pop. 

Newtown, Upper 4,080 

Pool, Lower 746 

Pool, Upper 2,618 

PRINCIPAL TOWNS. Pop. 

Llanfyiliu . . Par. Bor. . . 1,132 
Llanidloes . . Man. Bor. 

Machynlleth . Par. Bor. . . 

Montgomery . Par. Bor. . , 
Newtown and ) t.. -da 

LlanUwchaiam f *^*^ ^- • ' 



3,428 
2,042 
1.286 

4,874 



6,983 
4,033 



Amount of Real Propfrty assessed to the Income and Property Tax (Scbed. A.) in year ending AprQ, 1871 . £390,960 

Oroes Estimated Rental according to Valuation Lidts approved for 1871 374,484 

Amount of Rateable Value „ „ .. 331,438 

Amount levied for Counfer and Police Rates In year ending Mich., 1871 7,627 

Amount levied for Poor Rates in Union County in year ending Lady>day, 1871 43,021 



PEMBROKESHIRE. 

This County has an area of 393,682 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 91,998 persons 
(males 42,782, females 49,216). Since the first Census in 1801 the population has increased by 35,718 
persons, or 63 per cent 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it contains the whole 
of the Haverfordwest and Pemlroke and part of the Cardigan Districts of Boroughs. It comprises 
seven hundreds, and the municipal boroughs of Haverfordwest^ Pembroke, and Tenby, and pait of the 
borough of Cardigan. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into seven Petty Sessional Divisions ; the 
borough of Haverfordwest (a County of itself) has a Commission of the Peace and a separate Court of 
Quarter Sessions ; and Pembroke and Tenby have Commissions of the Peace. 

For Police purposes there are three Divisions, and the boroughs of Haverfordwest and Tenby have their 
own Police, lliere are eight Lieutenancy Sub-divisions, and ten Highway Districts. 

The County is in the Diocese of St. David's, and contains parts of five parishes which extend into 
Carmarthenshire. 

I'he population of every parish in the several Superintendent Pegistrars* Districts, or Poor Law 
Unions in rsiiBBOKBSHiRB, is given in the Table relating to the Eleventh Pegibtration Division, 
which will be found in another part of this volume. / 

POPULATIOX OF COUITTT, 
1801-1871. 



Oensns 


Popula- 


Increase 


Years. 


tion. 


per Cent. 


1801 


56,280 


• • 


1811 


60,<>15 


8 


1821 


73,788 


22 


1831 


81,425 


10 


1841 


88,044 


8 


1851 


94,140 


7 


1861 


96,278 


2 


1871 


91,998 


4 dec. 



Population withih PABUAMBirrAKT Limits nr 


1871. 






Coonty and Borongbs. 


In- 
habited 

HOOSOL 


Population. 


No. of 
Electors. 


Members 

Re- 
tamed. 


Persons. 


Males. 


Females. 


Pkmbhokuhihs (^inehiding Rep. Boro's) 


19,583 


91,998 


42,782 


49,216 


9,219 


3 


PdfBRCKtsHntB (exdudino Repi Boro's) 

Cardigan DIstTlct of >«.^,^„ «-w«^« 
Boro's, jwrtqf ^ Cardigan, jwrlqf* 

Haverfordwest Dte- ) 5*SijS*- ' 

trict of Boro's i gX'uJ":'*'. '. 

(Milford. . . . 

Pembroke District I P^mbruke . . . 

of Boro's ) Tenl>y .... 

( WIston .... 


, 12,657 

667 

404 
1,378 
280 
576 
2,824 
661 
136 


67,436 

2,306 

1,681 
6,622 
1,266 
2,836 
15,450 
3,810 
691 


26,726 

923 

651 
2,992 

583 
1,350 
7,656 
1,563 

338 


30,710 

1,383 

930 

3,630 

683 

1,486 

7,794 

1 2,247 

1 353 

1 


4,545 

• 

( 1462 
^3,212 


1 

• • 

1 
1 



* The principal part of the contributory borough of Cardigan is situate In the Cuunty of Cardigan ; tbe number of electors for the 
entire borough Is stated in that County. 

P 



202 



00X7NTT STATISTIOS: BADNOB. 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIYiSIONa 

Popw 

CtfdiguiBoro^.paH^ ... 828 

Onllemartiii 6,835 

DewiUnd 0.616 

Dimgleddy 6.143 

HATerfordwest Boro* .... 6,622 

Kemra 12,146 

KUiremn 4,635 

Karberth 12,152 

Pembroke Boro' 13.704 



PETTY SESS. DIY.^eoiU. Pop. 

Room 16,702 

Tenby Boro' 8,810 

LIEUTENANCY SUB-DIVISIONa 
• Male Pop. 

OMUemarttn 10,120 

Dewsland 4,284 

DungleddT 2,402 

Haverford weet Boro' .... 2,002 

Kemee 6,046 

Ellgerran 2,063 



LIEUT. SUB.-Diy.— oofU. Male Pop. 

Narberth 7,1M 

Booee 7,700 



PRINCIPAL TOWNa Pop. 

FIal«iiaxd . . Par. Bor. 1.681 

•,._,^_j.__4___j (Mun.Bor. 6,622 
HaTerromweet . | j^^ ^^ p,^ ^ ^^ 

Mllford . . . Loc. Bd. . . 3,252 

Narberth . . Par. Bor. . . 1.266 

Pembroke . . Man. Bor. . 13,704 

Tenbj . . . Mun. Bor. . S,SI0 



Amoont of Real Property aeoeesed to tbe Income and Propertj Tax (Sdied. A.) In year ending April, 1871 £463,062 

Oroe« EaUmated Rental according to Valoatton Llsto approved for 1871 412,340 

Amount of Rateable Value „ „ „ » 358,464 

Amount lerifd for CountT and Police Ratea tn year ending Mioh.. 1871 6,653 

Amount levied for Poor Rates In C^ioH Oowf^y in jear ending La47-da7, 1871 38,148 



RADNORSHIRE:. 

This CoQDty has an area of 276,652 statute acres, and its population in 1871 was 26,430 persons 
(males 13,067, females 12,363). Since the first Census in 1801 the population hafi increased by 6,295 
persons, or 83 per cent. 

For parliamentary representation the County is an undivided constituency, and it contains all but a 
small part of the Radnor District of Boroughs. It comprises six hundreds, but contains no municipal 
borough. 

The County has one Court of Quarter Sessions, and is divided into six Petty Sessional Divisions. The 
ancient borough of Radnor is governed by the provisions of an old Charter, and has a separate Court of 
Quarter Sessions. 

There are seven Lieutenancy Sub-divisions, and five Highway Districts. The County is not divided for 
Police purposes. 

The County is partly in the Diocese of St. David's and partly in the Diocese of Hereford, and it 
contains parts of five parishes which extend into adjoining Counties. 

The population of every parish in the several Superintendent Registrars' Districts, or Poor Law 
Unions in Radnorsbirb, is given in the Table relating to the Elbvbktu Rbgistration Division, which 
will be found in another part of this volume. 



POPULATIOK OP GOURTT, 
1801-1871. 



PorULATIOH WITRM PARUAXaOfTAIT LlMITB a 1871. 



Cenaua 


Popola- 
tion. 


Increaae 


Years. 


percent. 


1801 


19,135 


• • 


1811 


20,417 


7 


1821 


22,533 


10 


1831 


24,743 


10 


1841 


25,458 


3 


1851 


24,716 


3dec 


1861 


25,382 


3 


1871 


25,430 


0-2 



County ftnd Borouglis. 


In- 
habited 
Houtea. 


Population. 


Naof 
Eluctors. 


Mcmbcra 

Re. 
turned. 


Penona. 


Males. 


Femalea. 


Radwob&hibk (ifidudiitg Rep. BOTo'a) . 


4,925 


25,430 ; 


13,067 


12,363 


3,069 


2 


Radkobshibb (excluding Rep. Boro'a) . 

iCefhUys .... 

1 Knighton . . . 

Radnor District of j Knucklae . . . 

Bmto'b, pt.<(f \ New Radnor. . . 

Preeteigne, part qf • 

Rhayader . . . 


3,439 

6 
354 
41 
466 
386 
234 


18,495 

40 
1,743 

167 
2,190 1 
1,819 ' 

•76, 


9,620 

19 
855 

89 

1,132 

876 

47ff 


8,875 

21 
888 

78 

1,058 

943 

600 


2,194 

V 

875* 


1 
1 



* The contributiiry borough of Presteigne is partly situate in the County of Ser^ord: the number of electors fbr the whole of the 
Radnor District or Boroughs is stated above. 



PETTY SESSIONAL DIVISIONS. 

Pop. 

CefhUys 4.467 

Tolwyn 2,598 

Knighton 5,437 

PaiQ»oa»tle 3,414 

Radnor 2,672 

Radnor Boro' 2,190 

Rhayader 4.662 



LIEUTENANCY SUB -DIVISIONS. 

Male Pop. 

Cefbllys 1,652 

Culwyn 1,266 

Knighton 3.492 

PainscasUe 1,734 

Radnor 1,414 

Radnor Boro* 1,132 

Rhayader 2,377 



PRINCIPAL TOWNS. Ptop. 

Knighton . . Loc Bd. . . 1,743 

New Radnor . Par. Bor. . . 2.190 

Presteigne . . Par. Bor. . . 1,910 



Amount of Real Pnq[>erty assessed to the Income and PropertT Tax (Sdied. A.) in year ending April, 1871 £185,313 

Gross Estimated Rental acoordlng to Valuation Lists approved for le71 172,897 

Amount or Rateable Value n •* >• ** 161,903 

Amount levied for Cuuniy and Police Rates in year ending MIob., 1871 3,118 

Amount levied for Poor Rates In rniofi CbiNtfy in year ending I4kdy'4l4y, 1871 21,956 



isui or man; jxbset. 



203 



ISLANDS IN THE BRITISH SEAS. 



ISLE OF MAN. 

The Isle of Man is divided into a Northern and a Southern Division, each of which comprises 
three Sheadings. 

The islands of Eitterland and the Calf of Man, situate at the southern extremity of the mainland, 
helong to the parish of Rushen. 

Although Castletown is the capital of the Island, Douglas is the more populous town, having recently 
hecome a favourite watering-place, llie other towns are Peel and Ramsey. 

The civil government is vested in the Sovereign, a Lieutenant-Governor and Council, and the 
House of Keys. The Council consists of the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, the attorney-general, 
the clerk of the rolls, the two deemsters, the receiver-general, the water-hailiflf or admiralty judge, 
the archdeacon, and the vicar-general, who are ex-officio memhers of that hody. The House of Keys 
consists of 24 representatives of the people. The Lieutenant-Governor and Council, and the House 
of Keys constitute the Court of Tynwald, by which all the public laws are enacted and promulgated. 
The principal Courts in the Island, vjz., those of chancery, exchequer, and common-law procedure, 
sit at Castletown. The general gaol delivery takes place twice a year at Castletown. The Deemsters 
are the chief justices of the Island; one, presiding over the Northern Division, holds his court 
weekly at Ramsey, Peel, or Michael ; and the other, presiding over the Southern Division, holds His 
court at Douglas or Castletown. A court of admiralty, and seneschals', ecclesiastical, and coroners' 
courts are held as required. A High Bailiff is appointed for each of the towns of Castletown, Douglas, 
Peel, and Ramsey by commission from the Lieutenant-Governor, and is the conservator of the p^ice. A 
Coroner is also appointed by the Lieutenant-Governor for each of the six Sheadings, or great Divisions of 
the Island. 

The Island constitutes the Diocese of Sodor and Man in the Province of York. The inhabited 
houses and population of the several parishes in the Island in 1871 are given below : — 







1871. 




1871. 


Pariah, Tvwn. or Plaoai. 


1871. 


Fuiifa, Tomi, or Pkoe. 


In- 
Iwbtlad 

HOQMfl. 


Popnl** 
tlon. 


FarWi. Tbwn, or naoe. 


In- 
haUtad 
HoiiM*. 


PopnlA- 
Vkm. 


In- 
haUted 

HOIBM. 


^^ 


Patrick .... Fiar. 

German Parish- 
German Landward-pt 
Peel , . ^ - . Tn. 


616 

333 
624 
218 
264 
232 
160 
366 


2,888 

1,762 
3,613 
1,123 
1,231 
1,076 
788 
1,769 


Bride Par. 

Lesayre .... Par. 

Manghold Parish - 
Manghold Landward-pt 
Bamsey . . , Tn. 

Lonan Par. 

Conchan Parish — 
Conchan Landward-pt 
Douglas, pt. qf . Tn. 


166 
338 

299 
686 
669 

293 


880 
1,620 

1,432 
3,934 
3,740 

1.621 
12,621 


Braddan Parish- 
Douglas, pL qf. . Tn. 
Braddan Landwaid-pt. 

St. Anne .... rti. 

Malew Parish— 
Malew . Landwaid-pt. 
Castletown. . . Tn. 

Arbory .... Par. 

Ruaben .... Par. 


138 
401 
109 

460 
439 
262 
664 


1,461 

2,214 

628 


Ifarown . 
Jflcbael . . 
Ballaugh . 
Jurby . 


. . . Par. 

. . Par. 
. . . Par. 

. . Par. 


2,467 
2,320 
1,366 


Andreas . 


. . . Par. 


1,919 


3,719 



JERSEY. 

Jebset, the largest of the Chaitoel Iblaitdb, is divided into twelve parishes, and contains the«three 
towns of St. Helier, St. Aubin, and Gorey. 

The " States " of Jersey consist of the Bailiff of the Royal Court (appointed by the Crown), who is Pre- 
sident, the twelve jurats of the Royal Court, elected for life by the ratepayers, the rectors of the twelve 
parishes, the twelve constables elected every three years by the ratepayers, and fourteen deputies also elected 
every three years, of whom three represent the parish of St. Helier, each of the eleven other parishes being 
represented by one deputy. The attorney-general, the solicitor-general, and the high sheriff (vicompte) 
have seats in the " States ** but do not vote ; and the clerk (greffier) of the Royal Court is, by virtue of his 
ofiBce, clerk of the '* Assembly of the States.'* The Lieutenant-Governor has a deliberative voice, but does 
not vote ; he has however the power of veto. The Hoyal Court, composed of the bailiff and the twelve 
jurats, is the only tribunal in the Island ; and as a great varietv of causes requiring different kinds of 
process are brought before this Court, it necessarily assumes four distinct characters, and according to the 
functions which it has to discharge, is termed " La Cour d'Heritage," ** La Cour de Catel," ** La Oour du 
Billet," and *' La Cour Extraordinaire," or *' La Cour de Samedi." The constables are the principal 
magistrates in each parish, their office being similar to that of mayors of corporate towns in England. 
'Jlie Lieutenant-Governor grants commissions to the officers of the militia, which is under his superin- 
tendence and control. The militia consists of five regiments, one of which has two battalions. Each 
regin^nt is composed of a certain number of men furnished, in t)roportion to its extent, by a district com- 
prising a certain number of parishes; all males between the ages of 17 and 65 who are medically fit 
being bound to render personal service. 



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Jersey constitutes a deanery in the Diocese of Winchester. The inhabited houses and population of 
the several parishes in the Island in 1871 are given below : — 





1871. 


Partrii. Town, or Plaoe. 


1871. 


Pariih, Town, or Flaeti 


1»71. 


Fariili, Town, or Plaoe. 


In. 
htMtai 

HODMS. 


'asr 


In- 


'^ 


In- 
iMttdtad 
Hoaw. 


^^2^ 


St. Heller . . Tn. & Fftr. 
StSayloar . . . Par. 
St. Clement . . . Par. 
GroavUle .... Par. 


4,591 
638 
225 
391 


30,766 
3,883 
1,445 
2,461 


St. Martin. . . . Par. 
Trinity .... Par. 
St John .... Pftr. 
St.Mai7 .... Par. 


507 
386 
292 
167 


3,135 
2,149 
1,699 
1.079 


StOoen .... Pu*. 
St. Peter .... Pftr. 
St. Brelade . . . Pair. 
StLaorenoe . . . Par. 


337 
397 
414 
393 


2,247 
3,524 
2,777 
3,472 



GUEBNBET AND ADJACENT ISLANDS. 

The Island of Guebnssy is divided into ten parishes, and it contains one town, viz., St Peter Port. 
The legislative body, called the " Statesof Deliberation," is composed of tiie bailiff, the twelve jurats or 
Judges, and the procureur or attorney-general of the island, Uie beneficed clergy, and the delegates 
(constables and douzainiers) of the {jarishes, one representing each of the country parishes and six 
representing the town parish. The constables and officers of each parish have collectively only one vote. 
The Governor or Lieutenant-Governor has the right of addressing the '* States," but does not vote. 
The Royal Court consists of a bailiff appointed by the Crown, and twelve jurats chosen by the members of 
the '* States :" the officers of the court are the Queen's procureur or attorney-general, the comptroller, 
whose office is similar to that of a solicitor-general, the provost or Queen's sheriff^ the greffier or regirtrar, 
and the Queen's Serjeant. The militia service, of which there are five regiments, is compulsory, every 
male inhabitant between the ages of 16 and 60 being obliged to serve. Clothing and accoutrements for 
the men, as well as the pay of the Adjutant-General, the Adjutants of Regiments, and the Staff, are 
provided by the imperial government. 

The Island of Aldebney forms part of the Bcdliwick of Ghiemsey. The judge and six jurats, 
together with the douzainiers, who are twelve men chosen by the commonalty as their representatives, 
compose the ** Assembly of the States of the Island," wherein all ordinances for its government are 
proposed. But the douzainiers have only a deliberative voice and do not vote, the judge and jurats alone 
deciding upon the expediency of any proposed measure. The Governor or Lieutenant-Gfovernor has 
a seat in the Assembly but does not vote. The civil jurisdiction is exercised by a judge and six jurats, 
the former being nominated by the Governor, subject to the approval of the Crown, and the latter by 
the commonalty; these, with the Queen's officer, viz., the procureur or attorney-general, and the 
greffier or registrar, compose the Court, the decisions of which are subject to an appeal to the 
Royal Court at Guernsey, and from that to the Queen in Council. The Court of Aldemey has no 
criminal jurisdiction. 

Sabk and the adjacent isles are dependent upon and within the jurisdiction of the ''States" of 
Guernsey. These Islands are governed by the Seigneur, under whom a Seneschal carries out the laws 
and local regulations. A Court is held three times in the year for the purpose of enacting bye-laws for 
regulating the affairs of the Islands, which are in force when carried by a majority of the tenants and 
confirmed by the consent of the Seigneur. 

The Island of Hebm is also within the jurisdiction of the Island of Guernsey. 

Guernsey and the adjacent Islands constitute a deanery in the Diocese of Winchester, and Province of 
Canterbury. The inhabited houses and population of the several parishes in these Islands are given 
below : — 





I87L 


Farlih, Tbwn, or FlM*. 


isn. 


Pariih, Town, or PlaotL 


1871. 


Fariifa, Town, or Flaoei 


In- 1 
habited' Popnlar 
BoonLl tion. 


In- 
habited 
Hoiuea. 


Popola- 
tkn. 


In- 
habited 
Hoone. 


Fopol*- 
ifino. 


GUERNSEY. 

8t. Peter Port Tn. & Par. 
St. Sampeon . . . Par. 

Vale Par. 

St. Andrew . . . Par. 
St. Martin. . . . Par. 
St. Maxy de Outro. or ) n., 

cktei . . . .;"^- 


2,640 16,166 
625 3,038 
497 2,867 
229 1,127 
411 2,168 

393 2,173 

1 


GUERNSEY-ccmtinual. 

StSavkmr . . . Pu*. 
St. Peter du Bote. . Par. 

Forest Par. 

Toiteval .... Par. 


204 

230 

122 

86 


946 

1,142 

622 

364 


ADJACENT ISLANDS. 

Aldemey . . . Inland 
Herm .... Island 
Jethoa .... Island 
Le Mardumt . . Island 
Great Sark. . .> t-i._j 
LittleSark . .} ^'^^ 
Brechon . . . Island 


464 

16 
1 

(106 

1 


2,738 
83 

4 

• « 

493 

63 

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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE BRITISH ISLES. 

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MINERAL STATISTICS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OF 

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PHYSICAL GEOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY OF 

GREAT BRITAIN. By A. C. Ramsay, LL.D., F.R S., Director-General 

of the (geological Surveys of the United Kingdom. Illustrated with numerous 

Sections, and a GEOLOGICAL MAP OF GREAT BRITAIN, printed in 

Colours. 

" IVofessor Ramsay's little volume, originally delivered in the shape of lectures, and now recast in 
form and for the most part rewritten, forms as clear and satisfactory a compendium as we know to exist of 

the geology and physical geography of Great Britain Containing within little more than three 

hundred pages a store of facts and an amount of critical thought whidi we seldom see in a volume of 
many times its bulk. The excellent map, cleariy printed in colours, diminished lirom the magnificent 
result of the Geological Survey, prepares the tyro with a good idea of the general set and ooofiguration of 
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THE COAL-FIELDS OF GREAT BRITAIN: 

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POOR RELIEF IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF 

EUROPE. Being a Selection of Essays, translated from the German Work, 
" Das Armenwesen und die Armengesetzgehung in Europaischen Staaten herans- 
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Eastwick, C.B., M.P. 

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SOUTH AMERICA.— AUSTRAL- 
ASIA.— HOLY LAND; to illustrate 
both the Old and New Testaments. 
—INDIA. {Preparing.) 



•BRITISH ISLES.— fENGLAND and 
WALES.— eastern HEMI- 
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