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RETORT OF Tu19 ANTIIIIOPOMETi31C CO1MLr'Tl:I:. 2111 TABLE IT.-Showing the Relative S•rATUfta, Wiim(:r, and STRENGTH of Adult Males (23-50 years) and Females (20-50 years) of English Origin. I bight Weight Strength Height Number of Weight With Number of Strength, i Number of without shoes observations Clothes observations i1rawing-llowerl observations Inches Mitre,, Males Female. lbs. kilos. 77 1'957 I 260 •1 118.2 76 1 :)31 l 250 113.6 75 -_ 1 906 D 210 1091 74 1.881 16 10 104.5 73 1-855 48 220 1000 72 1.830 117 210 95-5 71 1-801 ` 5.1 20)) 90 9 70- ('779 4 7.3 190 86.4 69- 1-751 7 53 1SO 81 8 r 68- 1-728 886 :3 170 77.3 -67 -1.702•--918. 11 1 GO 72-7 66 1.677 881 22 150 68'2 65 1.653 740 24 14o 6:r6 1626 524 1:3(1 59 1 63 1'601 320 57 120 54.5 62 1.575 128 -71 110 500 (31 1.6 50 70 69 100 45.5 60 1.525 39 37 90 40 9 59 1'.199 12 22 58 1.474 17 57- 1448 6 56_ 1.423 3 55 1.398 2 Total gum- l 6191 379 herofobser vations 1 Males lbs. Kilos. ' Males Females 1 1* 1 9 10 1550 68-2 4 31; 140 6:1.6 4 62 1:30 591 2 75 1 120 54 5 15 174 110 50.0 14 301 1 100 .15-5 73 492 90 10.9 226 1 881 80 :3 6.4 296 1075 11 _70_:-31.8 -522. 12-10 20 60 27-:1 250 r 694 58 50 22-7 69 25 :3:18 101 40 18-2 1.5 101 1:1:1 108 :30 13.6 3 98 26 53 20 9-1 9 2 10 5552 368 I 1497 241 i 1550 122-8 Aver f Ibs. 79.6 .14.5 79.5 55.8 age f kilos 36.2 20-2 1 50.0 120-0 51 ,; l f lbs. 77'.3 40-0 68.2 51.6 lhilos I 35.2 18-2 Aver- 1 inches age I metres \lean .l inches l 111(41-C s 67.36 11 65 1.712 :L .192 67.50 1.716 62-5 1.688 Aver-1 lbs. Lge kilos Al e, In . f lbs. (kilos c. Distribution of Adult Males according to Stature, Weight, and Complexion. Table IIL, and Plates V.-IX. (Maps Nos. 1 to 5). 2G. Table III. exhibits the average stature, weight, and complexion (colour of eyes and hair) of adult males born in the several counties of Great Britain and Wales and in each province of Ireland, arranged in the order of the greatest stature. The Committee is sensible that the number of observations in some of the counties is not sufficient to furnish an average which may be fully relied upon ; but the results, as detailed in the remarks upon this summary, show that there is such a consistency between the data and the records of history as to justify a general trust in the conclusions to be drawn from the figures.