... INFANT MORTALITY AT NORWICH. Monday the City Coroner (Mr. E. S. held an inquiry at the Cherry Tree Inn, Pitt Street, touching the death George Thompson, the fifteenmonths-old son of Arthur Thompson of Middle Street) who wa* found dead in bed on Saturday ...

... INFANT ORTALITY AT NORWICH On the 8th inst. the City Coroner (Mr. E. 8. Bignold), held an inquiry at the Dyors’ Arms public. the six-months old da: Street, touching the death of Harriet Lawson Road. From of Edwin Piper, clerk, of ceased was pot a evidence ...

... there a steady diminiihing birth rate, and a rerv tigh rate infant mortality. During the wrere cola the first quarter of the year a large proportion infants succumbed to disease of the respiratory organs concurrent with whooping cough. During the year ...

... INFANT MORTALITY We over the 's allusion to the questions ding, and subjects of and with Sir Frederic Bateman's oo infant mortality, which we consider of sufficient importance to give 1m ¢rtense — “ Ove of the blots in our social cystem is the large number ...

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... Clerk read Dr. Candler’s annual report, which was of a very satisfactory character, the only serious matter being the infant mortality, This was of rather high rate. Thanks were given to Dr. Candler for his re It was stated that the drainage at Diokleburgh ...

... cause unknown. High J' ath rcte (18 0 per 1000) partly caused by high rate »f infant mortality. Overcrowding and defective well as parenta are causes t- ssdve infant mortality. General condition of Union greatly improved since 1875. 'mallburgh.—Ninety-one ...

... report, which showed that out population 9810 the birth rate was 27'4 per 1000. the death rate 18-8 per 1000, and the infant mortality was 187*7 per 1000. isolation hospital had been provided for the district. The report then referred to the quality of ...

... position, its record of 26 per thousand is far above th. average for this season, and indicates a considerable increase in infant mortality. Apparently stand upon much the same footing as London, where the death-rate was 26 per thousand for the weak. So far ...

... five and upwards. The area of the dostrict is 73,837 acres ; census 1891, 17,346 ; estimated to middle of 1895, 17,578; infant mortality under one year, 3-6 per 1000 ; birth rate 26-7 per 1000; death rate 16°8 per 1000. was taken in con- wich the of N to ...

... Jr and’ Gam Burrows, Mr. F, sad ree sickness and mortality thousauid of were 73, an avorage of 18 bun berod tien, agamat 64 in 1807. ‘the tables of average of 14-4, as against 59 in 1397. infant mortality showed 9 deaths under twelve months, as against ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT YARMOUTH. vermn om the was held en the Oth inst. at Jacobs, a Jacobs, labourer 9, Bow 66, eaid that on therefore rabbed bis with castor to om all until tea-time, worse, She him up, sad took him to Dr. Cellier, whe medicine advised ...