... were of children ander one year old, and 8,982, or 41-2 per cent, were of persons aged 60 years and upwasds. The deaths of infants are equal to 102°7 per thousand ofghe births registered. Kerry bad the lowest death rate for the past quarter, a* 13 6 per ...

... medical officers and the serious representations made by Mr E Burke, in which attention was directed to the enormous mortality of infants in the house. mlßCdlm-flM.fidfimm&n to the Local Government that fhe present midwife for the dispensary district was bound ...

... suicde, and 1 man Vs CIEOUCH Coming to the qus'ti.on of ages n ‘?')i-‘:‘l&t tion with the mortality returus, o 0 T so many as 102 per cent, of “w. uu.n“r-o]d. infants registered died under ow‘)%;i s Amonget children under five yeo° g f..]’ 7,108 deaths ...

... markets by the Great Southern and Western line on Wednesday evening. The Registrar-General reports that the anoual rate of mortality in thirty-three great towns of England and Wales last week averaged 20.2 per thousand. The rate in London was 20, Edinbor ...

... innumerable difficulties, but her wony of the skill, encrgy and superhuman “,'nl we ha ’ o 1t o h lii Assortments, strong mortal courage allied to superhuman ' patience of those gentle workers.” The re- g “‘, » a'l. I WD S | —_— patience, overcame ...