... include 07 males and females, and the total, 32 of them were those of infants under one year, and 81 referred to adults who had attained years and upwards. The decline the mortality of the borough in recent vears in greatly due to the subsidence of the ...

... Wales. The supplied by Cheltenham with 11'2. and the greatest Merthyr with 230, and had Hucciugoou uofortanute as have had mortality produce that of the latter, there would hive been 23 more deaths to record. St. Neots had a higher death-rate. This place ...

... death-rate was excessive, and in several it waa ao lew as to rank as one of the healthiest in England and Wales. Still the mortality varied very considerably in the last nine quarters, for the deaths were as many as 239 in March, 1890, and enly 130 in the ...

... in the first three months of this year, the total was only 162 in the following three. The first was by far the greatest mortality experienced in the last nine quarters, and the nearest to approach it in that time was the 1(59 in June, 1888. The smallest ...

... municipal Borough of Cambrktge. in late years, has been remarkably good. There was but one quarter in the last nine in which the mortality was excessive, and iu all the others • was so low as to entitle the town to rank as one , of the healthiest. The smallest ...

... These deaths of infants showed a considerable decrease from those in the preceding quarter, when 36 were registered. The deaths jof infants bore a higher proportion to the births in other districts, being almost one-fifth Wisbech. Of the infant deaths in Cambridge ...

... Norman, A Williamson, J. French, and G. tlie new member, who qualitied;. Mortality op Ely —Mr. Granger said • the last meeting the Officer of Health’s .-port gave the mortality of Ely for 1893 at 17 to the 1 o'M, which is caused some surprise ; but the ...

... districts the lowest proportions of infant death occurred in St. Mary, St. Andrew the Great and Giles, and the highest in St. Andrew the Less while in other districts comprised in the table thi lowest infant mortalities occurred in Ely, Sutton VVillinghara ...

... rsuses of the groat mortality among infants an> set out clearly by I>r. Hope, Medical Officer of Health for Liverpool. Dr. Hope finds the result of a careful and patient investigation of many cases that the mortality among infants below three months of ...

... deaths in public institutions 49. Of the 158 deaths last quarter, 43 were those of infants under one year of age, and of persons aged upwards of years. The deaths of infants were in the proportion of 171 per 1,000 births during the same period, and very ...

... 20'3 per 1,000. Among the IG2 deaths last quarter in bridge there were included 49 of infants under ! one year of age. and of persons aged upwards of years. The infant deaths were in the pro, portion of 236 per 1,000 births registered, against 67 per 1 ...

... Lynn. . . r. Among the 148 deaths last quarter in Cambridge there were included 32 of infants under one year of age and 62 of persons aged upwards of 60 years. The infant deaths were the proportion of 147 per 1,000 births registered, against 126 in the previous ...