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... Mal females, 13. Teaths certified, 24; not cert Aces at death—Infants under one year persona aged one and under 60, seven: age upwarda, 11. Deaths in Worthouse, six. | one. The infant mortality i» rather high awial and is for br the cold withstanding the ...
... frosts and fogs increased pulmonary diseases, which the subsequent extraordinarily low temperature fatally intensified. Infant mortality has also been very great. SUTrON.— Conservative Club.— the smoking concert which took recently, Mr. George Vitim in tho ...
... their bodies turned black. The Mornria'x passengers began to look serious. Xo one thought of an epidemic; yet this great infant mortality alarmed them all to a more or less degree. The doctor said he ordered all the children to brought on deck to get the ...
... per cent, of the total deaths from all causes. The luflueuaa prevailed less generally than during tbe year previous. Infant mortality represented ratio of 131 deaths under one year of age to 1,000 registered births. The comparative statistics for registration ...
... influenza which prevailed daring the first quarter of the year caused three deaths directly and increased the general mortality. Infant mortality Is represented a ratio 143 deaths under one year of age to 1,000 registered births. The statistics for the registration ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... separate Infant school. They suggest. the circumstances, that your Board should asked to provide for the Infants, and that the Tolantat School should. In fntore, confined girls. the absence of voluntary provision of accommodation for infante, thispropood ...
... REPORT ane ent to Dr. reported that 16 births and si were in were registered in March daring the pas I trent The mortality cocurred infants ¢ artook two of the latter attaining the extra yey — ho _— © field and ove case of enteric fever t ere an notified ...
... delay. This was agreed MEDICAL OFFICER’S RF-FOBT. The report of sickness and mortality for Ely the quarter ending December 31st, wo» us « .t Births during the quarter, : : infants under on* year, 3; person.'* nged on*- «u*l mw.ci- ...
... Pate. 17; K« rap ton. *23; Silcocx, 3; Tunkus, 17; Harvey, 3, and Wycherley, 3. XRDICAX. OFFICRB’S BCTOXT. The report of mortality and sickness for Ely for the quarter ending March 31st, was follows : •• IJurhs u'glstc. during the quarter • Males. f.miai ...