... greater importance than the danger to property. .TAnCI PoisoEiN(; has been said on good authority to be the main cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous food sliould be given to a, child till it bas a full mouth oi teeth, unless suchl food hias been previously ...

... committee ot tile tristol ieneral 'llospital, STARelh PDSSONINS Ils been said, on good authority, to be the mail cause oE infant mortality, No farinaceous foed should be given to a child till it has a fUII month of teethl, 'unless such food has been previously ...

... s licensed dogs in their possession. I SrAcBt PoIsoTNING has been said, on good autho- rity. to be the main cause of infant mortality. No s farinaceous food should be given to a child till it. has a toll mouth of teeth, unless such food has E been previously ...

... omelee. Infants a 01 Home for Crippled Children - - 0) Dn Analysts of births and death. registered inCLBIA012 h ?? 24,1092:- - I P ate per 1000 Per annum of birth. Total deaths . I Rate of mortality perio 100pr annum..1r - i Ra te of mortality from zymotie~ ...

... April 9, 1882- N Total ?? ?? - g6o N R ate per 1000 per annum ofbiths; - 2136 Total ?? B a Rate of mortality per 1000 per annum. ,.2520 hac Rate of mortality from zymotic diseases - 3103 Died under one year old - - - - 90 Lo: 0 iagAjsdI0 and upwards.- 24 ...

... Grace L., infant, St. Helen. SMIrT, Emma, 75 years, W aitton. 12, GRAY, Walter, 27 years, St. Stephen. ,, QUINTON, Annie MI., infant, St. Peter. MILBOURN, SUeannab, 79 Yeare. ] ;3, CRANE, Ellen M., 6 years, St. Peter. t D&vcss, Harry, infant, St. Peter ...

... included 40 infants under one year of ago, and 30 of persons aged upwards of sixty years; the death* (>f infants showed a further dechne from those recorded recent weeks, while those of elderly persons a further increase. The annual rate mortality from all ...

... under one year and 32 of persons a«ed upwards «:xty I dtaAa infant, showed further decliue fro® rcoorded in recent week., while those e;.., rfiowed a slight further increase. The rate of mortality from all causes, pet I.OOC eetjnated be living the boroujh ...

... the death-rare* Brighton, Norwich, and Bolton, and the rates in London, Preston, and West Bam. Measles showed the greatest mortality Leicester, Goteihoad, and Halifax; scarlst fever Wart Ham, Preston, Swansea, and Plymouth; whouptng-coogb in Manchester, ...

... The * » of infants umler one year of ace, and 38 of age-1 upnranVi sixty year*; the deaths of infanta sh* ...

... to which Mr. Fearn replied; and a most enjoyable evening was brought to a close by the singing of the National Antbem. MORTALITY IN THIP3 LARGE TOWNS. Tbe Registrar-CGeneral reperts that the death-rate in 28 great towns of England and XVales registered ...

... half 1, and Brighton. •bowed greatest mortality in Manchester, Bolton, Hull, fculford, and Brighton; scarlet Bolton, Swansea, and Preeton; Birmingham, Norwich, Nottingham, and and diarrhoea Gateshead. The mortality from f«r, showed marked excess in any ...