Essays on Mankind and Political ArithmeticPetty, William, Sir
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Essays on Mankind and Political Arithmetic
Petty, William, Sir
London (England) -- Population; Population
PARISHES’ NAMES. Births 1. Marriages 2. Buried under 16 Buried above 60 Measles, Consumption, Fever, Aged above 70 Infants under 2 All other
years olds years old Spotted Fever, Dropsy, Gout, Pleurisy, years old years old Casualties
Small Pox, Stone Quinsy, Sudden
Plague Death
St. Katharine’s
and St. James’s
St. Nicholas
Without
St. Michan’s
St. Andrew’s with
Donnybrook
St. Bridget’s
St. John’s
St. Warburgh’s
St. Audaen’s
St. Michael’s
St. Kevin’s
St. Nicholas
Within
St. Patrick’s
Liberties
Christ Church and
Trinity College
Totals
* * * * *
AN ACCOUNT OF THE PEOPLE OF DUBLIN FOR ONE YEAR, Ending the 24th of
March, 1681. {77}
PARISHES’ NAMES. Number of Whereof Married Persons of Protestants Papists Of all other Births Burials Marriages
person Persons religions
Males Females Under 16 Above 60 of above 16 years old
years old years old
St. Katharine’s and
St. James’s
St. Nicholas
Without
St. Michan’s
St. Andrew’s with
Donnybrook
St. Bridget’s
St. John’s
St. Warburgh’s
St. Audaen’s
St. Michael’s
St. Kevin’s
St. Nicholas Within
St. Patrick’s
Liberties
Christ Church and
Trinity College
Totals
CASUALTIES AND DISEASES.
Aged above 70 years Epilepsy and planet
Abortive and still-born Fever and ague
Childbed women Pleurisy
Convulsion Quinsy
Teeth Executed, murdered, drowned
Worms Plague and spotted fever
Gout and sciatica Griping of the guts
Stone Scouring, vomiting bleeding
Palsy Small pox
Consumption and French pox Measles
Dropsy and tympany Neither of all the other sorts
Rickets and livergrown
Headache and megrim
A POSTSCRIPT TO THE STATIONER.
WHEREAS you complain that these observations make no sufficient bulk, I
could answer you that I wish the bulk of all books were less; but do
nevertheless comply with you in adding what follows, viz.:
1. That the parishes of Dublin are very unequal; some having in them
above 600 families, and others under thirty.
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