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COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH - NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

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It affords no evidence of the actual number of individuals who have been sick; the relative proportion of deaths to cases of sickness, or of deaths to strength. The following tables are added in illustration of these points.

Table F. 2.

Table F. 2. — Showing the number of Policemen, their wives and children, actually sick in 1848, the number of deaths, and the percentage of deaths to the number of sickness.

Europeans Indians Chinese Children Total Number Sick Deaths Percentage of Deaths to Cases of Sickness
137 9 30 237 35 15

Table N° 3.

Table N° 3. — Showing the fixed number of Policemen, their wives and children, the number of deaths, and the proportion of deaths to number of persons, in 1848.

Average Number of Policemen employed Number of Women and Children Total Number of Persons Deaths Percentage of Deaths to Persons
Europeans Indians Chinese
40 81 6

The death of one woman, a policeman's wife, not before accounted for, is here included.

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Allusion has already been made to the frequency of changes in the police force. The preceding table forms a most fallacious idea of the actual proportionable mortality in the Police force during the past year, inasmuch as nearly double the number of individuals enumerated in the table have been in the service of the Police. The following table will give a more accurate proportion of mortality to strength.

Table N° 4.

Table N° 4. — Showing the actual number of persons employed in the Police force in the year 1848, their wives and children, and the proportion of deaths to the number of persons employed.

Number of Policemen employed during 1848 Number of Women and Children Total Number of Persons Deaths Percentage of Deaths to Persons
Europeans Indians Chinese
98 50 130 28 245 35 14.28
202 37 368 9.4

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference C.O/133

Thus it is seen that the actual percentage of mortality in the Police, has been

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COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH - NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHICALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON [156] It affords no evidence of the actual number of individuals who have been sick; the relative proportion of deaths to cases of sickness, or of deaths to strength. The following tables are added in illustration of these points. Table F. 2. Table F. 2. — Showing the number of Policemen, their wives and children, actually sick in 1848, the number of deaths, and the percentage of deaths to the number of sickness. Europeans Indians Chinese Children Total Number Sick Deaths Percentage of Deaths to Cases of Sickness 137 9 30 237 35 15 Table N° 3. Table N° 3. — Showing the fixed number of Policemen, their wives and children, the number of deaths, and the proportion of deaths to number of persons, in 1848. Average Number of Policemen employed Number of Women and Children Total Number of Persons Deaths Percentage of Deaths to Persons Europeans Indians Chinese 40 81 6 The death of one woman, a policeman's wife, not before accounted for, is here included. [187] Allusion has already been made to the frequency of changes in the police force. The preceding table forms a most fallacious idea of the actual proportionable mortality in the Police force during the past year, inasmuch as nearly double the number of individuals enumerated in the table have been in the service of the Police. The following table will give a more accurate proportion of mortality to strength. Table N° 4. Table N° 4. — Showing the actual number of persons employed in the Police force in the year 1848, their wives and children, and the proportion of deaths to the number of persons employed. Number of Policemen employed during 1848 Number of Women and Children Total Number of Persons Deaths Percentage of Deaths to Persons Europeans Indians Chinese 98 50 130 28 245 35 14.28 202 37 368 9.4 PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE Reference C.O/133 Thus it is seen that the actual percentage of mortality in the Police, has been
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COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON ร [156] nort "Force ; but it: affords no cvidened of the actual number of individuals who have been sick; the relative proportion of deaths to cases sickness, un of deaths to strength. The following tables are added in illustration of these points. Table F. 2. the number of JF. 2. — Showing. of Police. men, their wives and children, actually sick in 1848, the number of deaths, and the percentage of deaths to the number of sickness. cades of 1a of Périamen actuary sick. The. Yo of Total N. Fetal or Percentage of person tue of Deaths to Europiane Midians. Chinese dildren fick sick. devinter cut Deaths. cates бу 137 9 30 237. 35* 15 Table N° 3. ... Showing the fixed number of Police • men, their wives and children, the number of deaths, and the proportion of deattes to "number of persons, in 1848. Average. Mr. of Policemen employed No. of of Sitat. 40. Total N. Perantage f women and of Deaths to Europeans Indians. Chincte children. persons. Deaths. Persons. ☆ The death of one woman, a filiceman's wife, not be fore accounted for, is hore included. [187] 6. 81 Allusion has already been made to the frequency of changes in the police fored. table forms a most. fallacious The preceding table forms : idea of the actual proportionable snortality in the Police force during the past year, to the number of persons employed, inasmuch double_ the number of individual's 1 nearly cnumerated in the table have been in the Lervice of the Police . The following table will a more accurate. proportion of mortality to strength. give- Table N° 4. — Showing the actual number of fursons employed in the Police force in the 1848, their wives and children, and year the proportion of deaths to the number persons employed. and of Neofi fFdisemen ven employed during 1965 ~ Th. of "Women Total Di Fetal I. Reecentage of Europeans Indians Chinite Children. Persone Deaths Diathes to Persons. 98 202 3/ 37 368 35 9.4 PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE Reference C.O/133 50 130 28 зу 245 35 14.28 Thus it is seen that the actual percentage of mortality in the Police, has been
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COPYRIGHT PHOTOGRAPH-NOT TO BE REPRODUCED PHOTOGRAPHIC- ALLY WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE, LONDON

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these points.

Table F. 2.

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Table N° 3. ... Showing the fixed number of Police • men, their wives and children, the number of deaths, and the proportion of deattes to "number of persons, in 1848.

Average. Mr. of Policemen employed

No. of of Sitat. 40. Total N. Perantage

f women and of

Deaths to Europeans Indians. Chincte children. persons. Deaths.

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81

Allusion has already been made

to the frequency of changes in the police fored. table forms a most. fallacious

The preceding table forms

: idea of the actual proportionable snortality in the Police force during the past year,

to

the number of persons employed, inasmuch double_ the number of individual's

1 nearly cnumerated in the table have been in the

Lervice

of the Police . The following table will a more accurate. proportion of mortality to strength.

give-

Table N° 4. — Showing the actual number

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1848, their wives and children, and

year

the

proportion of deaths to the number

persons employed.

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9.4

PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE

Reference

C.O/133

50 130 28

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245

35

14.28

Thus it is seen that the actual

percentage of mortality in the Police, has been

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