... THE INFANT MORTALITY OF Tie snort ul ler shier. M.4.J of Herds for Cheol.re. soar L. o to I trod. It ts Indult for, anti II • tomprelo. o .3411.10.A1 •111 Every of oork as ;epee el sessetory g trrloal under aetereto heels, 5 • of th• gra.o* re:sor ...

... deaths of infants in relation to • cop. nunity is grouped by a form of death rate known as the infantile mortality rate. Infants are children under one year of age, and the infantile mortality rate is the proportion which the deaths of such ...

... presided ewer rer Walter Footer, a long discussion tOOn the employ went of married women factories and its bearing upon infant mortality. It was urged tort gross mischief from the present system, and Bugyfoeted that • 'total Commission should tri Sppointta ...

... were infants. And if we look still flirt her back at the statistical records, we shall that in the period from 1832-50, the ge infant mortality in England and Wales was 163, and in 1841- 50, the general death rate was 24.8, era the infant ...

... 'amid mortality Ilan been very high for many yearn, but han been mainly confined to the eastern portion of the alivtried, where it exeeedit the other of the town by nearly 441 per ot the birth.h. The local officer there say, a high infant mortality iv of ...

... birth rate. and I infant nortality with the average in the other I urban districts of the county, it will be seen that the Cheadle and Gatley urban unitary I district is well below the average as regards - he death rate and infant mortality, and that hat ...

... were adopted. RATE OF COUNTY. INFANT MORTALITY. DISTLNICT DI hi IN Dr Hewitt, in the adoption of Os minutes of the Health Committee. obterrei that the dnah•rate of the kuumy this year was low. and that the infant mortality the time shown • distinct dizenution ...

... a vary one. We are told that the interests of the women are better understood by vromen, that question.] relating to infant mortality, housing, justice for the women workers in matters relating to conditions and wages, temperance, the prote2t:on of girls ...

... the ray of Leeds, was qualified to deal with the subject. He had no doubt that he would hare sonsellung to ray about Infant mortality. The returns for booed that. roughly 'peaking, an , marage of onceistil of the children born ad not the firrt year of ...

... root of the physical well-being of the children of the nation, but I think I have said enough to prove from this great infant mortality which exists, that urgent and stringent measures are neceseary to cope with the evil, if we are as a nation to hold our ...

... birth rate ism 20.26. and the rat* 18.4 per thousand of the population. The death the priticipa diseases was 1.3. The infant mortality was 155 per id of the population. Stockport, utter the Government Board impury. annexed a greater pen of the area of ...

... in the county loan 2.3 below the /ow birth-rate of the whole country, the the death-tat. being 1.7 kiwer. The ram of infant mortality was very large in the Nalimich Urban Diatrint, being 199 per 1,000, but was exceptionally low for Higher Behrugnin. being ...