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TABLE IX.─Relative Proportion of Deaths, at all Ages, in the Hundred of Penwith, and at Carlisle[1], the whole being assumed to be 10,000 in each Place.
Death from
Birth
to
10 		10
to
20 		20
to
30 		30
to
40 		40
to
50 		50
to
60 		60
to
70 		70
to
80 		80
to
90 		90
to
100 		100
to
Landsend, 3685 551 740 581 610 735 1050 1206 725 86 1
Carlisle, 3569 384 462 576 671 817 1244 1440 732 98 7


TABLE X.─Law of Mortality of the whole Population of the Hundred of Penwith, relatively to that of the Carlisle Tables, calculated from the Abstracts of the Parish Registers, the total Births being assumed to be 10,000.
Number of Persons that will be alive at each age,
at
10 		at
20 		at
30 		at
40 		at
50 		at
60 		at
70 		at
80 		at
90 		at
100
Landsend, 6315 5764 5024 4443 3803 3070 2020 814 89 3
Carlisle, 6431 6047 5585 5009 4338 3521 2277 837 105 7


TABLE XI.─Actual Number of Persons alive, at each Age, in the Hundred of Penwith, in the year 1821.
Age. From
Birth
to
5 		5
to
10 		10
to
15 		15
to
20 		20
to
30 		30
to
40 		40
to
50 		60
to
60 		60
to
70 		70
to
80 		80
to
90 		90
to
100
Males, 4674 3768 3591 3018 4324 2922 2294 1611 1038 486 101 5
Females, 4618 3831 3203 3083 5025 3278 2607 1974 1514 764 240 26
Both, 9292 7599 6794 6101 9349 6200 4901 3585 2552 1250 341 31


TABLE XII.─Proportional Number of Persons alive, at each Age, in 1821, in the undermentioned Places, supposing the whole Population to be 10,000 each sex, at each place.
From
Birth
to
5 		5
to
10 		10
to
15 		15
to
20 		20
to
30 		30
to
40 		40
to
50 		60
to
60 		60
to
70 		70
to
80 		80
to
90 		80
to
90 		100
&
abo.
All England, 2982 2611 2225 1983 3166 2365 1873.6 1318.9 905.6 450.1 121.1 9.9 .34
Co. of Cornawall, 3045 2605 2256 2053 3131 2208 1751.1 1353.4 947.1 497.4 135.7 9.9 .28
Hun. of Penwith, 3321 2696 2337 2087 3194 1680.6 1232.8 305.5 430 123.2 11.3 .44
  1. ↑ The Carlisle Tables of Mortality, constructed from the Registers published by Dr. Heysham, are considered by many as furnishing a fair specimen of the law of mortality for England generally.─See Milne on Annuities.
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