... shall be those of persons over 65 years of age. “ Observe now how the numbers oscillate in inverse sroportion to the infant mortality and to that of child- Loud‘ In Leicestershire (same period) these deaths were 22,2 per cent. ; in the North Riding 31 ...

... per 1000 that the infant mortality (under 1 year) was not in excess of 1-3 th or 20 per cent. for the wflolc Jeaths; the deaths of infants under 1 year were 78 ; of these one was a non-resident in the Union Workhouse, leaving 77 or a little over 24 per ...

... Bedfordshire :— been held at Oldham. The latter asked that the reduc- vouched by the sender was that the bank note was the INFANT MORTALITY.—The deaths of infuuts under one tion of 10 per cent. in wages might be postponed for amount of an old deht and acoumulated ...

... the deaths occurred among children under one year of age, and 79 amonest persons aged sixty and upwards. The rate of infant mortality per 1000, measured by the proportion of deaths under 1 year to births, is 119 against 141 for 1874, showing a considerable ...

... then, the gross mortality of the v‘;b;':i :til:lli:g:?:es‘: or ill feeling on the part ofythosg who Union for the last three years—lB74, 1875, 1876— h 10. | administer it, and if the plaintiff had made out his case an infant mortality about 21.5 per ...

... preceding corresponding quarters. The difference betiwee the rate of infant mortality in urban and rural Ppl; tions was as great as ever. In the 18 large Euglish wm:‘j this infant death rate averaged 227 per 1000, and rang from 168 in Portsmouth to ...

... General's knwm ** Tho excessive rate of infant mortality i re is exceptional, and is especially M‘. ‘owns ot Bedford ;u% I;luton. With the prevalence of iphtheria amon, om if x‘:(lt wholly account for this llgg‘ infant but the fact remains that throughont ...

... always think it is not wanted. Qur obituary column last week announcel the deaths of about twelve infants from diarrhaa during the week. Infant mortality has been considerably on the increase durving the past hot weather, not only locally but throughout ...

... e b it was referred back to the Sanitary Commiittes o consider the statements made with reference %o the increase of infant mortality. A report mar:dmmwwm :-anlm' of healtn, analyst b'fi'm . ?nwmovmu ! ws— report was read from fthe Ges To the Urban Sanitary ...

... Iy i desirable that the scyepal sanitary suthoritios of u,.,, | county should institute enquiries as to the | grée of infant mortality within t},.i, several districts, wish ' the remurks of the respective medical offi.y. 810 the probable causes, and the ...

... until ' can achieve no thorough or lastiug triumph in politics, a week the prisoner is supposed to wash out his room INFANT MORTALITY IN ORPHANAGES —As a rcsult of the recent inquiry rosa{ecting the Carlisle-place Orphanage the guardians of St. George's ...

... thers is soarcely ever a slok person in it though the rplc believe shat whemover » fivll&or lands he mhuhthun:l*wAßnm infant mortality sectas to be enormoms, Imubu distercper attasks the children ou the fourth after birth. They give up susking, their gume ...