§ MR. COOPER (Southwark, Bermondsey)To ask Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer whether, in the Return of persons paying inhabited house duty or property and income-tax, any distinction is made between men and women; and, if so, will he give the number of women paying these taxes and the amount of money paid by them.
Received. | Investigated and recommended for pension by pension officers. | Investigated and not recommended for pension. | Considered ineligible and not investigated (paragraph 55, Instructions). | In hand, partially investigated. | In hand, investigation not commenced. | |
England, excluding Monmouthshire | 383,611 | 290,085 | 23,531 | 5,360 | 45,422 | 19,213 |
Wales and Monmouthshire | 25,665 | 19,329 | 1,860 | 642 | 2,824 | 1,010 |
Scotland | 71,616 | 53,305 | 3,592 | 669 | 9,984 | 4,066 |
Ireland | 209,135 | 127,309 | 13,175 | 2,524 | 47,373 | 18,754 |
Total | 690,027 | 490,028 | 42,158 | 9,195 | 105,603 | 43,043 |
§ I have no statistics as to the work accomplished by the committees, and I am, therefore, unable to state the numbers allowed and refused, respectively, by them.