Deaths by sex

Year	Male	Female
31 Dec 1853	131	135
31 Dec 1854	124	105
31 Dec 1855	120	100
31 Dec 1856	78	104
31 Dec 1857	104	95
31 Dec 1858	103	104
31 Dec 1859	104	122
31 Dec 1860	127	102
31 Dec 1861	116	110
31 Dec 1862	103	85
31 Dec 1863	102	85
31 Dec 1864	109	105
31 Dec 1865	95	115
31 Dec 1866	101	93
31 Dec 1867	97	89
31 Dec 1868	117	99
31 Dec 1869	99	98
31 Dec 1870	108	122
31 Dec 1871	86	77
31 Dec 1872	90	86
31 Dec 1873	91	86
31 Dec 1874	80	94
31 Dec 1875	114	94
31 Dec 1876	99	98
31 Dec 1877	70	80
31 Dec 1878	87	84
31 Dec 1879	75	92
31 Dec 1880	90	78
31 Dec 1881	83	87
31 Dec 1882	65	76
31 Dec 1883	96	59
31 Dec 1884	105	92
31 Dec 1885	108	87
31 Dec 1886	92	88
31 Dec 1887	68	76
31 Dec 1888	108	93
31 Dec 1889	99	75
31 Dec 1890	82	67
31 Dec 1891	86	85
31 Dec 1892	97	86
31 Dec 1893	90	73
31 Dec 1894	76	95
31 Dec 1895	72	83
31 Dec 1896	57	65
31 Dec 1897	80	61
31 Dec 1898	93	76
31 Dec 1899	78	68
31 Dec 1900	64	84
31 Dec 1901	60	74
31 Dec 1902	66	62
31 Dec 1903	92	74
31 Dec 1904	82	66
31 Dec 1905	63	63
31 Dec 1906	75	65
31 Dec 1907	67	61
31 Dec 1908	67	73
31 Dec 1909	78	71
31 Dec 1910	77	57

Date:	Source:
1853 - 1910	Registrar General, Annual Report (HM Stationery Office) ,

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