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... the district had been comparatively free from that disease. The number of deaths among infants 62, 4 were under the age of one year, showing the rate of infant mortality, measured by the proportion of deaths under one year to the registered births, was 12'68 ...
... having occurxed at Shotley, while fatal cases of diphtheria were reported from Brantham, Tattingstone, and 1 Shotley. Infant mortality showed an increase, 57 children having died under the age of five years as against 40 in 1894. Mr. Elliston also reports ...
... before the Royal Commis- sion that 800 deaths had occurred from vaccina- tion. and that there wvas a marked increase in infant mortality from certain fliseases after the passing of the Vaccination Act. He said also that medical men admitted that 1,069 children ...
... BAKER, Emma, 42 years, St. Mary Quay. 26. CHssTrorsrsmt, A 'deaide, 30 years, St. Helen. 21.. BiGGs, Ernest, infant, St. Matthew. MORTALITY IN 1PSWICH-ITS CAUSES. An abstract of the return of deaths for the week ending Saturday, May 21st, 1898. Black ...
... Beitie, infant, St. Clement. ,, 22. BENNaiT, Charles E., infant, St. Clement. ,, 22. WILSON, Beatrice F. V., infant, All Saints. 22. DEVEREUX, Victor H., infant, St. Clement 22. GIBsON, Harry, infant, St. Peter. 23. MEinUt, Violet A., ...
... 18:18, 15; 1889, 147. I am norry I to cannot State fully tbs mortality from all causes lit a-different periods of life, but the following table is eOf- bs ficient to show that the infant mortality. is Still very it high h ut it is eguelly Satisfactory to ...
... REoistrar-General to be 16'5 per 1,000. The mortality from zymotic diseases is very coen- siderably bulow the average of former yearn. The infant mortality (as showin by the proportion of deaths of infants under one year to total deaths and to roeistered ...
... POWELL, Frederick, 44 years, St. Mar- garet. ,, Stti'rasD, Beatrice M., one year, St. Clement. , JrIuAN, William, infant, St. Margaret. MORTALITY IN 1PSWICH-ITS CAUSES. An abstract of the return of deaths for the week ending Saturday, October 10th, 1896. ...
... are the worst, and the fact is rendered m, the more serious because they arethe nurseries qt of the town. There the infant mortality ca measured by the proportion of deaths under G one year of age to registered births was equal th to 180 per 1,000 ...
... 69 years, St. John. 28. COLEMAN, Martja H., 25 years, St. Nichalas. 28. HARvEY, Bertie, infant, St. Mary Stoke. 28. WEBB, David G., infant, St. Matthew. MORTALITY IN IPSWICH-ITS CAUSES. An abstract of the return of deaths for iia wveek ending Saturday ...
... CEMETERY. June 3. MARGETSON, Alfred A, 23 years, St. Clement. 4. HuSqANr, Albert E,, infant, St. Stephen. 4. MBIASON, Henry P., infant, Holy Trinity. I;. BOSTON, John Henry, infant, St John. 7. SMIITH, Edward, 67 years, St. Peter. ,, S. ROBErTsoN, Francis A. ...
... beginning of the year when influenza was prevalent. The mortality amongst infants under ive years of age, amounted to 12, or three below the average of the last seven years. The rate of infant mortality measured by the pro- portion of deaths under one year ...