ANALYSIS OF EXPENDITURE, 1912–1924. and the Scottish Board of Health, and from information specially supplied by the Northern Ireland.] GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND. [Note.-As from 1st March, 1922, the figures include Northern Ireland: for earlier periods (3) Sanatorium Benefit ceased as from 1st May, 1921. Payments of outstanding liabilities took place after that date. Additional benefits (largely increases of cash benefits) provided out of surpluses declared available at the first valuation became payable, under approved schemes, from 4th July, 1921 (in some cases from a later date). NUMBER OF PENSIONS PAYABLE ON LAST FRIDAY IN MARCH IN (INCLUDING ALLOWANCES) PAID [Compiled from the Annual Reports of the Commissioners of Customs and Excise of Northern † Figures are available only for the United Kingdom as a whole, see page 213. Includes 408,194 cases in England and Wales and 54,637 cases in Scotland in § The figures as to pensions payable for 1918 and 1919 include the following England and Wales 665,172, Scotland 89,206; 1919, England and Wales 651,632, The totals for 1920 include "special cases numbering 4,403 in England and rates under the Old Age Pensions Act, 1919. These cases are not included in the " EACH OF THE YEARS 1909-1925, AND THE TOTAL VALUE OF ORDERS DURING EACH YEAR. and from information specially furnished by the Commissioners and by the Government Ireland.] mentioned Amounts payable on the last Friday in March. paid in the year. which additional allowances varying from 6d. to 2s. 6d. were payable. numbers of cases in which additional allowances of 2s. 6d. were payable :-1918, Scotland 86,816. Wales and 603 in Scotland, in which the pension had not been adjusted to the new NUMBER OF PENSIONS PAYABLE ON LAST FRIDAY IN MARCH IN (INCLUDING ALLOWANCES) PAID * Statistics not available. †The figures for 1909 and 1910 are available only for the United Kingdom as of that year. Includes 120,412 cases in Ireland and 583,243 cases in the United Kingdom in § The figures as to pensions payable for 1918 and 1919 include the following Ireland 176,951, United Kingdom 931,329; 1919, Ireland 173,258, United Kingdom || The totals for 1920 include "special cases," numbering 262 in Ireland and new rates under the Old Age Pensions Act, 1919. These cases are not included in The statistics for 1923 and subsequent years relate to Great Britain and EACH OF THE YEARS 1909-1925, AND THE TOTAL VALUE OF ORDERS DURING EACH YEAR-continued. Total Value mentioned Amounts payable on the last Friday in March. Year of Orders ended and 31st Allowances March: 1909 170,529 3,636 3,986 1,968 855 1910 a whole; and in the case of 1909 they relate to the three months ended 31st March which additional allowances varying from 6d. to 2s. 6d. were payable. numbers of cases in which additional allowances of 2s. 6d. were payable :-1918, 911,706. 5,268 in the United Kingdom, in which the pension had not been adjusted to the the analysis by amounts of pension shown in the subsequent columns. |