Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, 55. köideRoyal Statistical Society., 1892 Published papers whose appeal lies in their subject-matter rather than their technical statistical contents. Medical, social, educational, legal,demographic and governmental issues are of particular concern. |
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... Trade , before the recent transfer of the corn returns to Major Craigie's able hands at the Board of Agriculture . Mr. Price had said the Oxford corn rents were above the tithe average , and it was certainly worth notice that the ...
... Trade , before the recent transfer of the corn returns to Major Craigie's able hands at the Board of Agriculture . Mr. Price had said the Oxford corn rents were above the tithe average , and it was certainly worth notice that the ...
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... trade certainly was not going up by leaps and bounds , and the population was larger , the amount of out - door ... trades unionists and friendly societies thought of the scheme . He remembered being at a meeting at Toynbee Hall some ...
... trade certainly was not going up by leaps and bounds , and the population was larger , the amount of out - door ... trades unionists and friendly societies thought of the scheme . He remembered being at a meeting at Toynbee Hall some ...
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... trade last year compares with 1890 and previous years : -- Volume of Our Foreign Trade . Increase or Decrease per Cent . as compared with previous Years . Imports Retained 1891 '90 . for Home Consumption . Per ent . Increase 434 ...
... trade last year compares with 1890 and previous years : -- Volume of Our Foreign Trade . Increase or Decrease per Cent . as compared with previous Years . Imports Retained 1891 '90 . for Home Consumption . Per ent . Increase 434 ...
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... trade in 1891 was wonderfully well maintained , while there can be no doubt that our home trade assumed larger dimensions . Of that perhaps the best evidence is afforded by the traffic returns of our railway companies . Taking the ...
... trade in 1891 was wonderfully well maintained , while there can be no doubt that our home trade assumed larger dimensions . Of that perhaps the best evidence is afforded by the traffic returns of our railway companies . Taking the ...
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... trade , makes it evident that the volume of our home trade must have undergone a further enlargement . In some branches of industry , such for instance as the textile trades , and some departments of our metal trades , that growth in ...
... trade , makes it evident that the volume of our home trade must have undergone a further enlargement . In some branches of industry , such for instance as the textile trades , and some departments of our metal trades , that growth in ...
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