United Kingdom (trade, commerce, and condition of people). Return to an order of the honourable the House of Commons, dated 23 September 1909;--Return "for the United Kingdom for each of the years 1831, 1881, 1851, 1861, 1871, 1881, 1891, 1901, 1906, 1907, and 1908, showing the following particulars so far as available:--(1) population (millions); (2) death rate per thousand (3) birth rate per thousand; (4) paupers, total average number, indoor and outdoor; (5) number of paupers per 10,000 of the population; (6) total cost of poor relief; (7) net passenger movement outwards to places out of Europe; (8) average gazette price per quarter of wheat, barley, and oats; (9) average price per beer at the Metropolitan Cattle Market; (10) total value of the imports of grain, corn, and flour; (11) total value on the imports of meat, alive and dead; (12) total value on the imports food and drink (exclusive of tobacco) (13) total value of the imports of food and drink (exclusive of tobacco) from British colonies and possessions; (14) total value of the imports of food and drink (exclusive of tobacco) per head of population; (15) total quantity of home-grown and imported wheat and wheat-flour retained for home consumption; (16) consumption of wheat and wheat-flour per head of population (17) value of fish or British taking landed on the coasts of the United Kingdom; (18) net imports of merchandise (deducting re-exports), total value and value per head of population; (19) exports of the produce and manufactures of the United Kingdom, total value and value per head of population; (20) imports of bullion and specie; (21) exports of bullion and specie (22) income tax, yield of each penny; (23) gross income brought under income tax; (24) amount standing to credit of depositors in Post Office and trustee savings banks; (25) consumption of pig iron per head of population (20) total registered tonnage of British shipping; (27) tonnage of British shipping entered and cleared in the foreign trade at ports in the United Kingdom; (28) tonnage of foreign shipping entered and cleared in the foreign trade at, ports in the United Kingdom; and (29) total clearings at the London Bankers' Clearing House (in continuation of parliamentary paper, no. 294 of session 1907)." [electronic resource].