... A INFANT Dr. Hight, medical cftieer of health, reported the registration during the ef 77 of which 40 were males and 37 females, am annual birtb-rate of 349 per 1,000. Thirty-+1x deaths occurred, of which 13 were 13 fermalee, cquel teen annaal of 16 3 ...

... - The Carlisle Journal, OARLINLN. TrINDAY plspr. INFANT MORTALITY. The Carlisle Health Committee deterudersi en /rids, to ignore the repreontetions at the Impeend idwtkd wade eosin by the Wire of the eity n few weeks apn for the papaw et pressieg on ...

... regretted to say that the infant mortality —that was, the proportion of . deaths under oue year of age to the number of births—continued to be high. In 1895 Wigton had the unenviable distinction of having the highest infant mortality in the county, 244'68 ...

... diarrhoea, 22,—total 63. The deaths of 183 infants under one year of age had been registered during the year. If they calculated the infant mortality upon the infant population, that was to say, the ratio of infant deaths to registered ...

... toes ism me of the losalthiset is the bsamlorot. inter. hear.) vb. imeatisfactery feature of the revolt was that the infant mortality was scarcely dimMislosi. 11a4 it wet twee ter tide their aleeth-raw would have bees mike 12 per 1,000. lammed of 171 ...

... to adept the the aad io dica! Officer the adoption of the det and the ty geoerally.—The of y emalo referring to the fi infant mortality prevailiag aad the something to save the lives of maay young ants whose lives were sacrificed through the stance of the ...

... church. In the Diocese of Carlisle in 1704, there was a notice of extra fees when a new coffin was used. The excessive infant mortality, which the register discloses, was also touched upon, as was also the depopulation of rural districts and the increase ...

... urged that the use of tinned separated milk was not only worthies, but injurious for children, and seriously Lai-reared infant mortality. Mr. Lone, in reply, could not promise, is his Food and Drugs Bill, to compel the words unsuitable ter children os adults ...

... their duty. The birth-rate was • low one, but the same thing held all over England and aU gateman sountries The rate of infant mortality was lower, bat there was still room for improvement death six was that of child coder one year The Medical Oehler had ...

... number of deaths reached 156, 25 (weer them in 1898. raprossatieg an annual rate of mortality of 111 per 1,000, which must be regarded highly satiatestory. Infant mortality was sliahtly to excess of lest year, the deaths in the Aspatriadistrlct almost doubling ...

... dangers to the Tee investors shat their de! y to the great masses of ebich were the revalt of ex They «hut their eyes to infant mortality im so far as it They shat their eyes to the ectent aad He appealed to them to think for one mo-nent of the wav in which ...

... under present conditions, leads to a most excessive death-rate among the children in our manufacturing towns. The average infant mortality for the 28 largest towns in England, including, of course, many factory towns, is 162 per thousand. Preston, with 220 ...