HC Deb 08 August 1913 vol 56 cc1934-5W
Mr. JESSE COLLINGS

asked the Secretary for Scotland the number of emigrants who sailed from Scottish ports during the years, 1909, 1910, 1911, and 1912, and, if possible, state how many of these emigrants were of Scottish nationality?

Mr. McKINNON WOOD

I am informed that the information desired by the right hon. Gentleman is as follows:—

OUTWARD Passengers at Scottish Ports to Places out of Europe.
Year. Scottish. Other British. Aliens. Total.
1909 34,252 168 7,490 41,910
1910 55,211 133 9,872 65,216
1911 57,417 488 6,776 64,681
1912 (Jan. to March) 7,073 20 1,307 8,400
1912 (April to December) Emigrants from Scotland who sailed from ports in any part of the United Kingdom—
British 56,979
Aliens 779
Total 57,758

INWARD Passengers at Scottish Ports from Places out of Europe.
Year. Scottish. Other British. Aliens. Total
1909 6,342 2,362 7,252 15,956
1910 7,880 2,469 9,222 19,571
1911 11,341 2,669 12,792 26,802
1912 (Jan. to March) 1,170 266 1,329 2,765
1912 (April to December) Immigrants into Scotland who arrived at ports in any part of the United Kingdom—
British 10,139
Aliens 180
Total 10,319

The differentiation of the figures for the year 1912 into two sections is due to the fact that since 31st March, 1912, the information as to British subjects shows residence, and not nationality.