... year ; and among the subdistricts the infant mortalities were lowest in St. Andrew the Great ami St. Andrew the Less, and highest in St. Giles and in St. Mary the Great. In the *l7 towns the proportion of infant deaths was 122. or 44 more than that for ...

... only 109 deaths, and, as the greatest mortality in the last nine quarters was the 204 in March, 1888 there was difference between those extremes of 95. In the last December quarter there was a decrease iu the mortality, for the deaths were 137, as compared ...

... publish'd : n aluiort every year the mortality in tho June quarter is lees than what an each of nihers, and this appears to he the case in the town and Buh*district of Huntingdon. There wes a decrease in the mortality of latter in the period which has judt ...

... Wisbech 17'4, and in 19 8 per 1,000. Among the 30 dea»hs in Huntingdon were included of infants under one year of age, and 14 of persons aged upwards of 60 years. The infant deaths were in the proportion of 111 per 1,000 births registered during the same period ...

... sickness and mortality for th* quarter ending September 30 was as followsßirths registered during quarter, males, 21; female*, 26. Deaths registered during quarter, males, H; females, 17. Deaths certified, deaths not certified, 5. Ages at death—infants under ...

... 38 in the September quarter of hist year. None of these infant deaths were recorded in S -mersham, and among the other districts comprised in the accompanying table, the lowest infant mortalities occurred in Spaldwick, St Ives, Sawtry, and Kimbolton, and ...

... places the mortality is greater in the first quarter of the year than in each of tbe others, and this seems to be :he case in the town and sub-1 district of Huntingdon. In the period which has just ended there was increase in tho mortality, fer there ...

... be the case in the town and sub-district of Huntingdon. In the period which has just ended there was an increase in the mortality, for there were fifty deaths, against forty in last December. Those fifty deaths corresponded to an annual rate of 22-4 per ...

... was given by Cheltenham with H’2, and the greatest by Merthyr with 23‘0, and had Cambridge been so unfortunate as to have mortality to equal the rate of the latter there would have 65 more deaths to record in it. Newmarket does not usually fare so well ...

... year, an increase in the mortality, for the deaths were 239, compared with 137 in December. In March. 1889, the total was 130, but the corresponding period of 1888 it was 204. The present total of 239 was the greatest mortality in the last nine quarters ...

... eras 17, II make and 6 femalse; a mortality equal to 22*47i)er 10W per annum. included two pereone (male*) who died in thaUntoo and were charwable the parish St. less. was worth, nolo that there was no morlalily I infants. Them area one death between 5 end ...

... OFFICER*® REPORT. Tho Medical Officer's report of mortality and tickness Ely for tho noarter ending June 30, 1891, ghowe,!—** Births regiatsred daring the Quarter, 65; dcatlm registered from all causes, infants under one year, 4: persons aged one and under ...