In the eight counties of England, in which there are
from 107 to 146 people on the square mile............. 388
In the eight counties of England, in which there are
from 175 to 200 people on the square mile..............402
Take the six districts from the East Riding of York to the County of
Norfolk inclusive. Here the population is from 150 to 170 on the
square mile. To these oppose the six counties from Derby to Worcester
inclusive. The population is from 200 to 260. Here again we find that a
law, directly the reverse of that which Mr Sadler has laid down, appears
to regulate the fecundity of the inhabitants.