... Mal females, 13. Teaths certified, 24; not cert Aces at death—Infants under one year persona aged one and under 60, seven: age upwarda, 11. Deaths in Worthouse, six. | one. The infant mortality i» rather high awial and is for br the cold withstanding the ...

... mentioned in the table the lowest proportion of infant mortality occurred in Haddenham, Ely, Sutton and Littleport, and the highest in March, ChatteriSj Whittlesey and Wisbech. In the 67 towns the infant mortality averaged 144, or 17 more than that for Cambridge ...

... infantile mortality. Only teen Quaker children under the of five died during the year. Between 70 and years of age there were deaths, the average death age, however, in the entire s >ciety being about fill. In regard to the surprising figures of infant mortality ...

... while in the 07 towns the infant mortality last quarter averaged 113 per 1,003, births. the sub-districts of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Great had the lowest and St. .Mary the Great had the highest proportions of infant , mortality : while among the other ...

... sub-districts the lowest proportions of infant mortality occurred in St. Andrew the Great, and the highest in St. Giles ; while among other districts comprised in the accompanying table the lowest death-rates among infants were recorded in Littleport, Shelford ...

... summer diarrhoea. the towns, the infant mortality was per 1,000 births, ana among the sub-districts of Cambridge the infant mortality was lowest in St. Andrew the Great, and highest in St. Giles. N. no of these infant deaths were recorded in ...

... frosts and fogs increased pulmonary diseases, which the subsequent extraordinarily low temperature fatally intensified. Infant mortality has also been very great. SUTrON.— Conservative Club.— the smoking concert which took recently, Mr. George Vitim in tho ...

... making the mortality for that sub-district appear high. The deaths were generally below the average last quarter, and the mortality compares favourably with that, in recent December quarters. The following paragraph gives an analysis of the mortality during ...

... quarter the lowest point for three years. The 29 deaths in Huntingd n included sof infants under one year of age. and 9 of pe-sons aged upwards of 60yrairs. The 9 deaths of infants were in the proportion of 109 per 1,030 births, registered during the same period ...

... epidemic of infludhza. Among the 161 deaths last quarter were included 23 of infants under one year of age, and 73 of persons aged upwards of 60 years. The 23 deaths of infants were in the proportion of 89 per 1,000 births registered during the same period ...

... above ►mpirison the mortality averaged 10 9, and was per 1,000 more than in Huntingdon. Among the deaths in Huntingdon last quarter there were included 8 of infants under one year of age. !2 of persons aged upwards of years. Ti.e infant were in the proportion ...

... alth for Manchester, statistics to prove that the dcplorabh liigii rate of' infant mortality in manufacturing centr was due to large extent tin of young mothers leaving then infants in the charge of other people whih went i«> work in the factories, in a dehcati ...