... has met with a larger measure bboobbs than had been anticipated. Mach concern was created Battersea by the high rate of infant mortality, though the deaths were not ao numerous there in some other parts of London. In the Metropolis. as whole, mors than one ...

... Tyndall, Westhoughton. is opinion that the mortality among infants has certainly diminished very considerably since District Nurses ■were appointed, and the distribution of rards instruction in the care of infante has also helped, h avourable references ...

... Aspull, and in Pemberton. The deaths in Wigan included 81 infants under one year against 122, 102, and 102 iu the three preceding quarters. There has thus been very large decrease in infant mortality, sad the 81 deaths registered last quarter form the lowest ...

... exactly the Q..-.n for th*; ten years 1894-1903. In i*: •i- into 102. and • 12•, *ii increase ll» and 10 .»» ccm- Th«‘ infant mortality for whole ) i Wa. ...

... Statwlics were submitted showing that the ate of an intended building, and the construein certain district 4n Birmingham infant mortality tzoo of teiilding, (be work preparing for and reaches the appalling figure 331 per thousand ■ laying the foundation of ...

... Macdonald, Mr. Win. Saunders, and others. The attention the Homo Secretary is being gived the present moment to the excessive infant mortality in certain artisan towns where women are largely engaged in factory labour. The subject has been brought prominently ...

... the death return. I endues a lew notes on the management children a* requested. The following ; suggested circular to infant mortality adopted, and 5,000 copies were ordered to be printed fur distributed ia the township :-I feel it say doty medical officer ...

... pointed the infant mortality, regard* illefilimate ckildrea, waa tench SLiii desirable, would be prepared to btw the under the of toe County Ooaaal It haeiiw been eoggested that the intervention of the wived toal the ot to the •Ktraocdinary infant mortality ...

... Lancashire was 14.9. urban Lancashire, 17.4. and England and Wales ia3. The zymotic death rate of .86 was lower, and the infant mortality rate per thousand was lower than in the previous vear, and oompaml favourably with 138 for rural England and Wales, and ...

... living. j Amongst the 426 deaths registered last quarter there were included 86 of infants under one ; year age, and 113 of persons aged 60 years or upwards. The infant deaths were in the pro| portion of 119 per 1,000 births registered during ■ the same ...

... urban districts the rata averaged IC2, and in rural districts 124, increase of 19 and 10 as ccm| pared with 190 S. The infant mortality for the whole England and Wales was 146, or 11 lest than the average for the administrative county. For the great English ...

... wherewith infants were supplied, and notes* they kept the infants healthy they could not expect to have healthy young men and women. Tbe result of investigations in various parts the c motry had abow»*d that the great eouice of infant mortality was th** ...