they fhall be paid, One Half to the Informer, and the other Half to the Collector of the Land Tax of fuch County or Stewartry, wherein the said Default shall be committed, to be by him applied in Aid of the Expenditure incurred by reason of this A&.

SCHEDULE.

QUESTIONS to which, by Directions of an A&t paffed in the Fifty firft Year of the Reign of His Majefty King George the Third, intituled, An Ad for taking an Account of the Population of Great Britain, and of the Increafe or Diminution thereof, written Anfwers are to be returned by the Rector, Vicar, Curate or Officiating Minifter, and Overfeers of the Poor, or by fome other fubftantial Houfe holder of every Parish, Township and Place (including thofe Places alfo which are Extra-parochial) in England; and by the Schoolmasters or other Perfons to be appointed under the faid Act for every Parish and Place in Scotland; figned by them refpectively, and attefted upon Oath or Affirmation by the faid Overfeers, or by fuch other fubftantial Householders as aforefaid, in England, and by the Schoolmasters or other fuch Persons as aforefaid in Scotland.

QUESTIONS addreffed to the OVERSEERS in England; and to the SCHOOLMASTERS in Scotland: Who are refpectively required to take an Account of the Refident Population by proceeding from Houfe to Houfe on the Twenty feventh Day of May One thoufand eight hundred and eleven, and on the Days immediately fubfequent thereto, if one Day fhall not be fufficient; and they are alfo required to fpecify in Writing the Name of the Parish or Place in the Schedule, and whether it be ufually called a Parish, Townfhip, Tything, Quarter, or by what other Denomination. ift. How many Inhabited Houfes are there in your Parish, Township or Place; and by how many Families are they. occupied?

ad. How many Houses are now building, and therefore not yet
inhabited?

3d. How many other Houfes are uninhabited?
4th. What Number of Families in your Parish, Township or
Place, are chiefly employed in and maintained by Agricul.
ture; how many Families are chiefly employed in and main-
tained by Trade, Manufacture or Handicraft; and how
many Families are not comprized in either of the Two.
preceding Claffes?

N. B. The total Number of Families in answer to.
this Queftion must correfpond with the Number of
Families in anfwer to the ift Question.

5th. How many Perfons (including Children of whatever Age) are there actually found within the Limits of your Parish, Township or Place, at the time of taking this Account, diftinguishing Males and Females, and exclufive of Men actually ferving in His Majefty's Regular Forces, in the Old Militia, or in any Embodied Local Militia, and exclufive of Seamen either in His Majefty's Service, or belong. ing to Registered Veffels?

6th. Referring to the Number of Perfons in 1801, To what Caufe do you attribute any remarkable Difference in the Number at present !

7th. Are there any other Matters, which you may think it neceffary to remark, in Explanation of your Answers to any of the preceding Questions?

QUESTIONS addreffed to the OFFICIATING MINISTER in England, by whom a Return is to be made to the Bishop on or before the Twentieth Day of June One thoufand eight hundred and eleven.

ift. What was the Number of Baptifms and Burials in

your

Parish, Township or Place, in the feveral Years 1801, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10; diftinguishing Males from Females? 2d. What has been the Number of Marriages in your Parish, Township or Place, in the feveral Years 1801, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10?

3d. Are there any Matters, which you think it neceffary to remark, in Explanation of your Answers to either of the preceding Questions? Efpecially whether any and what annual Average Number of Baptifms, Burials and Marriages, may, in your Opinion, take place in your Parish, without being entered in the Parish Register?

FORM of Answers by the OVERSEERS, &c. in England, and SCHOOL MASTERS, &c. in Scotland, to the Questions contained
in the Schedlue to an Act, 51 Geo. III. intituled, An Act for taking an Account of the Population of Great Britain, and
of the Increafe or Diminution thereof.

in Scotland.

REMARKS in Explanation of the Matters itated in Anfwer to the feveral Queftions.

13.G. 3. c. 68,

II.

FORM of the PRECEPT for giving Notice to High
Conftables and Householders, in England, of the Time
and Place appointed by Justices of the Peace for taking
the Anfwers and Returns under this A&.

The County, &c. To the Conftable [Tythingman, or Headborough]
to wit. S of
in the faid County.
YOU are hereby required, with all convenient Speed, to give or
caufe to be given Notice to the High Conftable of the Hundred
and to the Overfeers of the Poor of every
Parish, Township or Place, within the faid Hundred; and if there
is no Overfeer therein, then to fome fubftantial Householder therein;
that they are feverally required to appear at

of

the

Day of

next, at the Hour of

on

in the Forenoon, before fuch of His Majefty's Juftices of the Peace
as fhall be then and there affembled, and that the faid Overfeers or
Householders as aforefaid, or fome One of them, for every fuch
Parifh, Township or Place, are then and there to deliver upon Oath
or Affirmation, a juft and true Account, in Writing, figned by
themselves, containing an Answer to the feveral Questions pro-
pounded in the Schedule to an Act, 51° Geo. III. intituled, An A☎
for taking an Account of the Population of Great Britain, and of the
Increafe or Diminution thereof. Given under my Hand, [or, our
Hands] this
Day of

thousand eight hundred and

III.

in the Year One

FORM of the OATH or AFFIRMATION to the Return. YOU fhall fwear [or, affirm] that the Answers and Return now made by you to the feveral Queftions contained in the Schedule an nexed to an Act, 51° Geo. III. intituled An Ad for taking an Account of the Population of Great Britain, and of the Increafe or Diminution thereof, is a full and true Anfwer to the faid Questions, to the best of your Knowledge and Belief.

IV.

FORM of INDORSEMENT by the High Conftables in
England, and by the Sheriff's Clerk or Town Clerk in
Scotland.

County, or Stewartry of

Riding, Divifion or District of

Hundred, Rape, Wapentake, Lathe, Precinct, Soke, Franchife or
Liberty of

City, Borough, Town or County Corporate of

Parish, Township, &c. of

An Act to amend Two Acts of the Thirteenth and Thirty fecond Years of His prefent Majefty, relating to the Wages of Perfons employed in the Silk Manufacture.

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[22d March 181 r.] HEREAS by an Act paffed in the Thirteenth Year of His prefent Majefty, intituled, An Ad to empower the Magiftrates therein mentioned to settle and regulate the Wages of Per

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