40 PopiHalion of Great Britain. 



exhibited in the velurns iDadc to Par- 

 liament: for instance, tlie asjregate 

 increase of England and Wales ivS 

 16 per cent, wliilst, on an analysis of 

 the subject into the three classes into 

 which it is divided, the increase of the 

 agricultural population is 10 per cent, 

 increase of trade and manufactures 



Statement shaming the Proportional Chityige, in iB'21, since 1811, in the Occupiition nf the 

 Popitlalinn in each of the Eighty-seven Counties into u'liick Great Britain is divided ; the 

 Calculations being founded on a common Rudlx nf 10,000 Families. 



[Teb. 1, 



ditto 21 percent, and of unproductive 

 ditto 15 percent.; and this order of 

 analysis and deduction, applied to each 

 separate county, would, I think, load 

 to much more satisfactory results than 

 those exhibited by the order of illustra- 

 tion adopted by Mr, Harvey. 



A. L.L. 



of 

 ENGLAND. 



Bedford 



Berks 



Bucks 



Cambridge • • 



^Sl'-iiester • • • • 



Cornwall • • • • 



Cnmberlaiid 



Derby 



Devon 



Dorset 



Diiiliain •••• 



Essex 



Gloiicesti-r . • 

 Hereford • ••• 



Hertford 



Huntingdon 



Rent 



Lancasliire • • 

 Leicester • • • 

 Lincoln • • • • 

 Middlesex •• 

 Monmouth • . 

 Noifolk "•• 

 Noitliamplon 

 Northumberl. 

 Nottingham 



Oxford 



Rutland •••• 

 Salop .••••• 

 Somerset" • • 

 Soiitliampton 

 Stafford .... 



Suffolk ' 



Surrey.... • 



Sussex • 



Warwick... 

 Westniorclan 



Wilts 



Worcester • 

 York, E. R, 



N. K. 



W. R. 



England • • • 



Wales 



Scotland • • . 

 Great Britain 



Proportional Changi 

 in Occupation of 

 10,000 Families. 



8 



10 

 13 

 19 

 17 

 17 

 1:5 

 13 

 13 

 14 

 15 

 13 



u; 



8 

 15 

 li 

 13 

 25 

 15 

 17 

 19 

 13 

 1(5 

 13 

 14 

 13 

 13 

 11 



5 

 16 

 14 

 14 

 14 

 22 

 21 

 18 

 10 

 13 

 13 



12 



10 



21 



1(>T 



15i 



14 



15 



123 w 

 2l7n 

 23 •> p 

 36 m 

 201m 

 182 m 

 276 VI 

 376 m 



70 m 



49 p 

 •67 m 

 47 }) 



136 m 



88 w 

 1 22 m 

 102 p 



65 p 

 321 m 

 178 »n 



69 p 



50 m 

 373 m 

 125 m 

 400 p 

 218 »« 

 U'8w 



79p 

 432 p 

 192 p 



89 m 

 9m 



278 m 

 50 p 

 28 m 



460 m 

 9 J m 

 22 m 



300 m 

 352 m 

 1 68 m 

 5r)5 m 

 2n m 

 193 m 





5 m 

 140 p 

 462 m 

 197 p 



2p 

 557 p 

 101 p 

 609 p 

 1 55 m 

 15 m 



49 p 

 132 p 

 146 p 



58 p 

 130 wi 

 322 p 

 137 m 

 121 p 

 106p 

 107 p 



63 p 

 517 p 

 158 »« 

 631 m 

 384 p 

 8p 



50 p 

 262 m 



44 m 

 60 m 

 121 m 

 731p 

 25 m 

 425p 

 563 p 

 450 p 

 591 p 

 178 jnl 10 p 

 222 ml 82 m 

 186 m 539 p 

 43 m 

 265 p 

 175 p 

 63 p 

 33 p 

 153 p 



133 p 



119 m 

 227 p 

 161 m 



169 p 

 375 m 



175 p 

 233 m 

 233 p 



34 m 



3l8p 



179 ?« 



10 m 



30 p 



2.52 p 

 424 m 



72 p 

 100 m 

 72p 



176 m 

 13 m 



144 7« 

 283 p 

 231 p 

 166 ?» 



120 p 

 lyo m 



170 m 

 148 m 

 169p 

 130 p 



4.53 m 

 26 m 



397 m 

 103 m 

 157 m 

 569 m 

 168 p 

 404 p 

 353 m 

 343 p 



87 p 



7 m 



492 p 



178p 



42 p 



of WALES and 

 SCOTLAND. 



Aufjlesea ' 



Brecon 



Cardigan 



Carmarthen.. .. 

 Carnarvon . • • ■ 



Denbigh 



Flint 



Glaniorgan .. • 

 Merioneth ... 

 Montgomery • 

 Pembroke • • • 



Radnor 



Wales ... 

 Aberdeen •••' 



Argyl 



Ayr 



Banff 



Berwick 



Bute 



Caitbnes 



Clarkmanou « 

 Dumbarton • 



Dinnfries 



Edinburgh • > • 



Elgin 



Fite 



Forfar .- 



Haddington . 



Inverness 



Kincardine • >. 



Kinross 



Kircudbright • 



Lanark 



Linlithgow ... 



Nairn 



Orkiiey& Shetland 



Peebles 



Perth 



Renfrew 



Rnssaud Cromarty 

 Roxburgh • • . 



Selkirk 



Stirling 



Sntberland .. . 



Wigtoun 



Scotland • 



Proportional Change 

 in Occupation of 

 10,000 Families. 



9 m 154 m 8: 

 6 m i277p - 



jHp 37»p 4 

 go'' m 646 m 15 

 542 m 330 m 8 



16 in 



29 m 

 887 m 

 40 1 m 

 712 m 

 524 m 



75 m 

 555 m 

 186 m 



64p 



175 m 



232 m 



104 p 



15 



378 p 



33 p 

 39 p 

 16 m 

 „^„... ..>53p 

 330 m 872 p 

 290 p "- ■■ 

 239 p 



107 p 



1 .50 p 



285 p 



39p 



63 p 



253 p 



75 m 



S.il p 



424 p 



248 m 



JO •« 532 p 



1802 m 1903 p 



499 P 11711 p 



89 m 578" 



22 p '"■■ 



185 p 



192 m 



118 p 



98 m 



433 m 



416 m 



312 m 



107 m 



244 p 



319 m 



105 m 



556 m 



98 1 m 



196 m 



1.33 m 



■ — f 



130 m 1017 p 



31! 

 907 

 43 

 719 

 552 

 211 



166) 

 610 j 

 430 1 

 567 1 

 243 



72-. 

 199p 



215 

 27.5 



'26 p 

 210 w 



297 p 

 562 p 

 239 p 

 36 p 

 492 /) 

 67 m 

 14 p 

 176 m 

 192 m 

 144 p 

 498 Hi 

 101 m 

 2210 

 667 

 144 

 795 

 238 

 449 

 145 



38 p 



P 



;5p 10' 



"m 113' 

 11 



2p 105 m 

 ~,.^p 51 

 728 m 104 

 240 p 1 ■ 

 326 p 

 ]06p 

 207 ;i 

 ^..j... 137 p 

 20 Ip 1480 m 

 40 m 473 p 

 '■"m 297 p 

 95 p 

 116p 

 462 p 

 520 p 

 33 p 



9m 



>7p 



5 m 



230 p 



878 p 



11 m 



196p 



1276 p 



433 HI 



15 p 



812 p 



73?fl 



257 p 



sap 



178p 



BIOGRAPHY 



