252 WILLIAMS' CASE.—3 BLAND.
Table Continued.

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(s) This column is taken from a folio pamphlet, entitled "Tables shewing
the total number of persons assured in The Equitable Society, from its com-
mencement in September, 1762, to January 1st, 1829, &c. To which are
added tables of the probabilities and expectation of the duration of human
life from these documents, &c.;" by Arthur Morgan, the then Actuary of
the Society, published in the year 1834. In the introduction prefixed to
these tables, after stating, that the expectations, as here set down, are the
most correct. Mr. Morgan adds, "It has the advantage also of being the safer
table of the two for most of the practical purposes of a Life Assurance
Office, giving the probabilities and expectations of life somewhat lower than
those deduced from the mortality of separate classes, in a few cases where
these latter have been sufficiently numerous to form some estimate."

(t) 9 Westm. Rev. 403.

(u) 9 Westm. Rev. 403.

(v) Seubert's Stat. Ann. 51.

(w) 9 Westm. Rev. 419.