The Statesman's Year-bookFrederick Martin, Sir John Scott Keltie, Isaac Parker Anderson Renwick, Mortimer Epstein, Sigfrid Henry Steinberg, John Paxton, Brian Hunter (Librarian), Barry Turner St. Martin's Press, 1899 |
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Side 27
... five years 1820-24 there emigrated 95,030 individuals ; in the next five years , 1825-29 , the number was 121,084 ; in 1830-34 it rose to 381,956 ; but sank again to 287,358 in 1835-39 , Between 1815 and 1852 the total number of ...
... five years 1820-24 there emigrated 95,030 individuals ; in the next five years , 1825-29 , the number was 121,084 ; in 1830-34 it rose to 381,956 ; but sank again to 287,358 in 1835-39 , Between 1815 and 1852 the total number of ...
Side 35
... five kinds : 1. Private individuals ( the owners ) ; 2. Committees represent- ing subscribers ( religious communities , City companies , & c . ) , not registered under the Companies ' Acts ; 3. Limited liability companies ; 4. Royal ...
... five kinds : 1. Private individuals ( the owners ) ; 2. Committees represent- ing subscribers ( religious communities , City companies , & c . ) , not registered under the Companies ' Acts ; 3. Limited liability companies ; 4. Royal ...
Side 38
... five years : - Year ended Dec. 31 Schools in Operation Average on Rolls Average Attendance Pupils Examined 1893 8,459 832,545 527,060 555,268 1894 8,505 832,821 525,547 567,477 1895 8,557 826,046 519,515 561,247 1896 8,606 815,248 ...
... five years : - Year ended Dec. 31 Schools in Operation Average on Rolls Average Attendance Pupils Examined 1893 8,459 832,545 527,060 555,268 1894 8,505 832,821 525,547 567,477 1895 8,557 826,046 519,515 561,247 1896 8,606 815,248 ...
Side 71
... five categories , thus : - Holdings in Great Britain 1885 1895 No. Acreage No. Acreage 5 to 50 Acres 232,955 4,481,354 235,481 4,532,623 50 100 " " 64,715 " " 4,746,520 66,625 4,885,203 100 300 دو 79,573 13,658,495 81,245 13,875,914 300 ...
... five categories , thus : - Holdings in Great Britain 1885 1895 No. Acreage No. Acreage 5 to 50 Acres 232,955 4,481,354 235,481 4,532,623 50 100 " " 64,715 " " 4,746,520 66,625 4,885,203 100 300 دو 79,573 13,658,495 81,245 13,875,914 300 ...
Side 75
... five years have been : - ( 467,318 tons in 1897 ) , Iron ore produced Iron ore imported Year Weight Value Weight Value Tons £ Tons £ 1893 11,203,476 2,827,947 4,065,864 2,792,028 1894 12,367,308 3,190,647 4,413,652 2,978,597 1895 ...
... five years have been : - ( 467,318 tons in 1897 ) , Iron ore produced Iron ore imported Year Weight Value Weight Value Tons £ Tons £ 1893 11,203,476 2,827,947 4,065,864 2,792,028 1894 12,367,308 3,190,647 4,413,652 2,978,597 1895 ...
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