... population of 3.316. being increase of 425 since the lost census. birth rate was 16.S per 1.000, and the death rate 10.2. The infant mortality was 54.5 per 1.000 births, and tho syxnotic death rate 0.301 per 1.000. The town had increased houses during the year ...

... deaths were 195, the rate being 12.429, as compared with 14.659 last year. With regard to infant mortality, of the 352 children bom 20 died under one year, giving infant death rate of 56.818. The rate in 1902 was 72.463. Under zymotic diseases (the seven principal ...

... training, Ac. REHEDIES FOR EXISTING EVH«. Saßoatinna entailing fuller uae of farllW already cautence. SOME OF THE CAUSES OF INFANT MORTALITY. Factory labour of married women, maternal ignorance, Ac. ...

... under one year of age, and 236 persona aged upwards of yearn. The Heaths of infants were ia the proportion 154 per 1,000 births registered the same penal, tbis infant mortality being 29 per 1,000 births more than tbat in tho preceding quarter sad 19 mote ...

... examined the questions of disinfection, the origin tuberculosis, and mortality tables. The third section, under the presidency of M. Johannaen, Christiania, dealt with infant mortality. EXPELLED NUNS FOR ENGLAND. BREST. Tueeday. The nuns who have been expelled ...

... into law as soon possible next year. Sir LAUDER BRUNTON seconded, saying the infant mortality from impure milk was something tremendous. They bed hoped to lessen the mortality by getting Pure Milk Bill introduced. There were certain towns, sadh Liverpool ...

... countries in general mortality, and had improved much more rapidly than any other, yet the right hon. baronet pointed out, regarded infant mortality, that was not the case, and there were some districts where the infant mortality was still ...

... the water supply of the town had been ample and of excellent quality. There were 134 births during the year, but the infant mortality was heavy, being equal X 41.8 per 1.000 births: 104 deaths had taken place during the year, but the causes of death called ...

... A verdict of wilful ' murdnr against Skcffington was returned. Starch has b.-en said, on rood to Im-1 the mslt can** Infant mortality fartnsceo'i, food * b« alveri child tilt ha* a rid ran nth of teeth. . anleis «nch fowl ha* been * - * . Mal. 'tin I* ...

... which milk depots have been for some time in operation, the infantile mortality has fallen considerably with their establishment, and it is only necessary compare infant mortality of many the other Metropolitan boroughs where the character and status ...

... which would bring down the price their milk very coneiuerablv. did not believe the statement* that the cause of high infant mortality large towns was due the poorness of the milk. It was far more likely due to the fact that the children did not !B*t of ...

... one being from whooping cough, and live from diarrhoea. Eight, children died under one year of age respectively. rate infant mortality of 12J per 1,000 births. Nine persons died aged 65 and upwards, their united ages averaging 75 years 1 month. Three deaths ...