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... It would l»e more accurately called Child’s Grave, for it has an infant mortality which has now reached the appalling rate of 341 per 1,000, whereas in Hendon itself the infant mortality is only 82 per 1,000. The population of Child’s Hill is almost entirely ...
... also the question of infant mo ility. He said, however, that the arguments adduced against the insurance children, and their insurance did not apply iu the least to the Leek Benevolent Burial Society. Last year the infant mortality for tno town of Leek ...
... ing period last year; .while in the 07 towns the infant mortality last year averaged 143 per thousand deaths, Among Jthe other registration districts in the county the lowest rates infantile mortality occurred in Cheadle, Tamvorth, Cannock and Newcastle ...
... than one-half. This result may seem surprising, but it is largely accounted for by the great mortality of persons under marriageable age. especially of infants the age five. fewer than thirty-eight per cent, babies die before they are five years old. and ...
... While in fact the death rate from tuberculous disease is much lower than it was, taking all classes together, the mortality among infants from this cause is greater than ever. This is attributed to the practice, more prevailent in this country than in ...
... of Holloway, was sentenced to six months’ imprisonment at Clerkenwcll for having taken charge of two infants without being licensed under the Infant Life Protection Act. The children were in a neglected condition. The Rev. Tcwyn Jones ha* been telling ...
... The medical officer reported that the deal ha recorded in December, 1897, amounted to ifi, a number just under the average mortality, the im uih for t'.ie last ton years, and showing according to ou~ resent population, rate of 206 in ecb 1000 of the living ...
... something me now? When one is gifted, you are, with that rare charm, a voice full music, one should not refuse to cheer common mortals with its harmony.” Margaret, though she could not suppress blush, laughed carelessly she responded. Surely yon know well enough ...