... bast in, infants under one year, there being 517 de%' 10. amongst persons aged 65 and upwvards The ?? birth-rate was slightly lower than dtfli lot the corresponding period of last AW' m- whilst the general death-rate tneW nh motic mortality, the infantile' ...

... comment on them. As regarded infanfile mortality, ?? figure at 6high rate TIndh a not quite so, bad as Last year, thzy were tXE intecuntry as regarded d h ighest of aniy towm in the counr al ear 9 the number of infants who dieduinder one year 1 of ae, in ...

... age, and of these in 42 were infants below one year of age. Com- it parative mortality, week ending May 26 : Total deaths, 203; same week last year, 222; - average of last, ten years, 1250. Annual rate of hr ime mortality per 1000, 20 8 ; same week last ...

... HEALTH OF LIVERPOOL cc;ALDERMIAN COORSON AND THE HIGHI nt, I RATE OF MORTALITY. *- Alderman E. H. Cookson presided at the wee-llY meeting of the Corporation Health Com- m9 inittee, held yesterday at the Murnicipal-build- )er Xigs, Dale-street. There were ...

... and of these N ion 88 were infants below one year of age. Com- fr o parative mortality, week ending July 28: St Es Total deaths, 237; same week last year, 608, t es- average of last ten years, 267. Annual rate of , of mortality per 1000, 24 4; same week ...

... corrected averages of the last ten years. and 33 more than in the corresponding week of last year, making the rate of total mortality equal to 23-9 per 1000 of the esti- ?? population. Zymnotic diseases occasioned 39 deaths, being a decrease of 11 on the ...

... deaths which is some. wilat below the average for the pist SiX years The greatest mortality was in vyotng aduilts between 15 and 25. St. Peter's Wart feowe(l the heaviest mortality, while Christ ',hurcj Ward escaped witbout a single death. In some inistancee ...

... corrected averages of the last ten years, end 0 more than in the corresponding week of last year, making the rate of total mortality equal to 217 per 1000 of the estimated population. Zymotic diseases occasioned t5deathsbeing a decrease of 1 onthe averages ...

... The annua3lik per thousand of the population. The Set, deaths during the same period were 296, making ny- a rate of total mortality equal to 23.9 per thou- An Dm, sand of the population. Of the deaths, 70 oc- Ci ms. curred in public institutions devoted ...

... at most, ut in 4 rare instances, two in 'each family. Some time $i ago it' wasconjectored tha the' high rate of - mortality the infants of 4t Kilda was -candjprtlybvthein r of thenativin, 1 ?? by efect oflteeilyare of the food -8 Ibteds lagely) upon the ...

... rected aver-ges of the list. ten years, and 67 ioro thiaK in the corresponding. week of last year, making the rate of total mortality equal to 31'3 per 1003 of the estimated popula- tion. Zymotic diseaes occasioned 47 deaths, being a decrease of 1i. on the ...

... registered during the same period numbered 262, making yeal rate of total mortality equal to 21.o Of the total deaths 114 were of chil- dn five years of ageM snd of these 51 were infants under one year old. Diseases of the lungs accounted for 70 deaths; tubercular ...