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The estimated home population of England and Wales has increased from 43,815,000 at mid - 1951 to 46,166,000 at mid - 1961 . These figures , representing the population of all types actually in England and Wales , include the civilian ...
The estimated home population of England and Wales has increased from 43,815,000 at mid - 1951 to 46,166,000 at mid - 1961 . These figures , representing the population of all types actually in England and Wales , include the civilian ...
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APPENDIX A TABLES OF VITAL STATISTICS : ENGLAND AND WALES I Population of England and Wales ( in thousands ) 1801-1961 Year Males Females Persons ... 1801 1851 1901 ::: ::: 4,255 8,781 15,729 4,638 9,146 16,799 8,893 17,928 32,528 .
APPENDIX A TABLES OF VITAL STATISTICS : ENGLAND AND WALES I Population of England and Wales ( in thousands ) 1801-1961 Year Males Females Persons ... 1801 1851 1901 ::: ::: 4,255 8,781 15,729 4,638 9,146 16,799 8,893 17,928 32,528 .
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Local Government Finance ( England and Wales ) . General Grant ( Increase ) Order 1962 . Report by the Minister of Housing and Local Government under the Local Government Act 1958. ( H.C.135 of Session 1961–62 . ) 5d . ( 8d . ) ...
Local Government Finance ( England and Wales ) . General Grant ( Increase ) Order 1962 . Report by the Minister of Housing and Local Government under the Local Government Act 1958. ( H.C.135 of Session 1961–62 . ) 5d . ( 8d . ) ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 19 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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