... somewhat hasty manner, and had no time to sift his evidence. But he felt it his duty to call their attention to the state of infant mortality, so that they might approach their duties with a proper sense of their ?? Edgar Witham, tripe dresser, 1, South-street ...

... Average _lO years. The Registrar-General gives the rates of infant mortality for 1900, measured by the proportion of deaths under one year to births registered, as being equal to 15.4 per 1.000 for England and Wales and 16.6 for the 67 towns among which ...

... 13.03 per 1.000. This is in oomparison with other towns of a similar character a low oirthrate and a low death-rate. Infant mortality is high, at the rate of 118 per 1.000 births; in St. Clement's the figures are per 1.000 and in St. Ebbe's 179 per 1 ...

... disease which affects the infant mortality rate in Oxford, we may consider what factors generally affect the rate, and reasonably hope that, by removing, in Oxford we shall reduce our hies of infant life. The infant mortality rate is higher ...

... per 1.1.90 zymotte death-rote. 22 per 1,600 ; inflot mortality, 153 per 1.000 births. The corneponding natl. for 1901 were birth-rate. 25.6, death-tate, 11.4. gymone d.atlerete, .6. infant mortality, 85 . The inereaeo in the general death-nae very largely ...

... is a plain statement of actual facts connected with the health of Oxford, and more especially with those relating to infant mortality. Health statistics, we know, are uninteresting to most of us when treated in the mass, though whets disease and death ...

... Vice-Chancellor • letter nn the subject d infant mortality, urging that the Unheesity f Oxford. which his lately adopted hygiene and preventive medicine at subjects bat sandy might investigate the causes of infant tality with a view to showing how of UM ...

... the same remarks plied to infant 'mortality nth of the average. of the last four ream Ps. soling. the Sherif referred to the Fresh tact known as ViTher le for instance 'ben ear. and attention hod resulted in • F iatile mortality hope aesd by the Orterdiane ...

... that the birth rate was 17.6 per LOCO; the general death rate 14.6 per 1,030; the epidemic death rate 0.91 per MOO; the infant mortality wee 41 per 1.000 birth. The general death rate compared very favourably with that of England and Wales. and it. 27 imam ...

... death-rate. 18.7; the aymoflc death-rate, 1.6; the infant mortality. 120 per 1.000 births. The corresponding figures for recent years are as follows-- 1901 1899 1888 Birth-rate Death-rate Infant mortality ilenth-rata The birth-iate in a very low one. and ...

... per 1,000; the epidemic ileatb.rate was Ad per 1.00 0; The infant mortality was 202 and Wales re . Hirlrr p a d t ur' e. g 27l der ures tr. retr, Mg; epidemic Lath-rate, 1.42; infant mortality, ISt The Clerk raportedNat arinance nornmittee meeting was ...

... HAINES „Wiring That to consider sad to report beset their with reform. This mu wooded end carried, and the cart routine. INFANT MORTALITY AND PHYSICAL DODD le Drier add as IS the be he hid bre& in of Mr. Ileum the woo of the to them. He woad be most grateful ...