Census 1861, Scotland to taxes (Session 1864-5)
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Census 1861, Scotland to taxes (Session 1864-5)
（Selection of parliamentary publications, v. 22）（Papers by command. [1st series]）（Sessional papers）
H.M.S.O., 1864-1865
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- Census of Scotland, 1861. Population tables and report. Ages, civil or conjugal condition, occupations, and birth places of the people in Scotland, with the number and ages of the blind, the deaf-dumb, and the inmates of poorhouses, prisons, lunatic asylums, and hospitals. V. 2. [1st ser. 3275]
- National debt. Accounts of the gross amount of all sums received and paid by the commissioners for the reduction of the national debt on account of banks for savings and friendly societies in Great Britain and Ireland, of the gross amount of all bank annuities for terms of years transferred, and of all sums of money paid to the commissioners for the reduction of the national debt, and the gross amount of annuities for lives and for terms of years which have been granted for the same, and of the gross amount of all sums received and paid by the commissioners on account of "the fund for the millitary savings banks" &c. (sessional paper 57)
- National debt. Account of the gross amount of all sums received and paid by the commissioners for the reduction of the national debt on account of banks for savings and friendly societies in Great Britain and Ireland, of the gross amount of all bank annuities and long annuities, and any other annuities for terms of years transferred, and of all sums of money paid to the commissioners for reduction of the national debt, and for terms of years which have been granted for the same, and of the gross amount of all sums received and paid by the commissioners on account of "the fund for the military savings banks" &c. (Sessional papers 57)
- Seventeenth annual report of the Poor Law Board, 1864-65. [1st ser. 3549]
- Revenue. Returns showing the gross and net revenue of Great Britain in each year from 1801-1817 inclusive, of the amount of the charge for the interest of the funded and unfunded debt due by Great Britain, and of the sinking fund applicable to the reduction of such debt in each of the said years, of the balance of revenue, after deduction of such interest and provision for the sinking fund, applicable to the payment of the proportion of the general expenditure of the United Kingdum for which Great Britain was liable, &c, and similar return for Ireland. (sessional paper 474)
- Taxes (Great Britain and Ireland). Return showing the estimated amount of taxes imposed in Great Britain and Ireland respectively, in each year from 1816 to 1864, inclusive, showing also the proportion of addition to ttaxation of each county up to the year 1864 (sessional paper 286)
- Revenue and debt (Ireland). Return showing the revenue actually collected in Ireland during each year, from 25 March 1790 to 1 January 1817, deducting from the gross collection only drawbacks and repayments, and setting forth the charges of collection, the local public expenditure of Ireland, exclusive of advances for public objects, &c. (sessional paper 106)
- Revenue, expenditure, &c. Returns of all taxes imposed in Great Britain and Ireland in each year from the year 1802 (the Union) to the year 1816 (the Consolidation of the Exchequers), and proportion of increase in each country to the year 1816, of the amount of taxes remitted in Great Britain and Ireland in each year 1864, and , of the amount and relative proportion of taxation and revenue raised in Great Britain and Ireland in the years 1847 to 1864, &c. (sessional paper 110)
- Revenue, expenditure, &c. Returns of the revenue, expenditure, &c., of Great Britain and Ireland, in each year from 1797 to 1864. (sessional paper 110-I)
- Revenue and expenditure. Statements of the revenue and expenditure of the United Kingdom in each year from 1860-61 inclusive, compared with the amounts estimated for each year, also of the amounts of taxes repealed or reduced, and imposed, in the same periods, and of the capitals of the funded and unfunded debt at the end of each year. (sessional paper 364)