... tenements were often in the hands of parones who made a profit ofthe necessities ot the poor. Mr. Conithart said that the Infant mortality of Ashton exceeded that of almost any other town In the county of Lancaster, and he attributed that to the neglect of ...

... BILL OF MORTALITY. To thc EDIhVORS Of thc £lIR1SOOL MERCURY. L GEIOTLEOrRN,-Tho publication of the document known under the title of The General Bill of Mortality for Liverpool and its st vicinity being unfortuna'ely still sanctioned by the authorities ...

... MORTALITY IN THE ME, TROPOLIS. The usual return of the births and deaths regis- tered in the metropolitan districts during the week ending Saturday last, the 25th of November, was published yesterday, under the authority of the Registrar-General. It appears ...

... Mortality in the Last Quarter. There has just been issued from the Registrar-General's of ice the quarterly tables of mortality in 114 of the din- tricts of England, enuling flqce r 81,1843. The sum- rary of thesa elaborate table is thus given:- - The ...

... MORTALITY IN THE METROPOLIS. The usual weekly' circular of the births and el deaths registered in the metropolitan districts, and published under the authority of the Registrar- General, was publishod yesterday. From this Isaper It ,appears thtte mortality ...

... QUARTERLY TABLE OF MORTALITY. The quarterly table of morlality, in 116 districts of Eng. land (including the principal towns), for the quarter ended June, 1846, has just been published by authority of the registrar-general. The general remarks on the ...

... STATISTICS OF MORTALITY IN ENGLAND. { fA.- fa; c s (Front the Times.)I - Ww4re is no public establishment of greater practical , 8 utniray tban, thk vtsf-wvjhich i1tC;A wiatrnr w -. r~- l * sides. To the eve of intelligent research it presents a i nmine ...

... GLASGOW MORTALITY BILL. ?or the Year endingr December 14. IS35. For the Year ending December 14, 1S35. 5EGISTRED 5IJAFTIS31S. Twin births Males. !Females. Total, included. In tile City . 8,50 761 1611 24 In the Gaorbals, 292 346 638 8 In the Barony . ...

... quarcersot' 1847, were i68,65't, 168,127, 106,256, 192,11W and 157,169. A small rise in the mortality tuola plaei? itt the t ?pring after the mild winter of 1846; the mortality dur-. ing the quarter eadtng in March 1847 resched'the mbxi- h ?? has since.ahowly ...

... years ending 1844, thatthe mortality of Liverpool and Manoseter, and the worst parts of other towns. is nearly double the mortality of tolerabl5 salubrious districts : and the document before u1s shows that;vhile the mortality of the latter districts was ...

... we love, why do we hope? Are not all these centred in this one ? AH thoughts, all passions, all delights, that stir this mortal frame v—all our sympathies, from the most capacious to the fnost subtle and refined—have they not a pre-ordinary tendency ...

... house, to consider the report of a committee appointed to i inquire into the general treatment, health, and mortality oi the children in the infant pauper school of St. Marylebone LSworkhouse. Mr. Lowe having been called to the chair, I ? Mr.THoarNi (the ...