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... vhcliirh* in n amounted 199 -98 bm-a and 10! Hiria: and the death* 171—89 -in'! 62 fimnlee. The deaths an annual rate of mortality of in every 1.003 of the populaakni; oroittmc jlm- deaths iciimbeeir. 9) of person* admin inf-» Mitution* (ron localilies ...
... 159 boys and 162 girls; and the deaths tp 184 —91 males and 93 females. The deaths registered represent an annual rate of mortality of 25.3 in every 1,000 of the population; omitting the deaths (numbering 6) of persona admitted into public institutions ...
... General 16 out of ervorv dt-atbs in Iraand are due tuberculoci*. (2.) How to combat the causes leading ta a-, infantile mortality which, according the Registrar-General's latest figures, carries off 95 of every 1,000 children born in Ireland before they ...
... VITAL STATISTICS The RegiitrarTremra! report* that the annual rate of mortality in the aewnty great ioarna of f'.ngiand Wale, laat work s»\er .ig*W 22 p*>r 1,000 Tito rate ut I»ndon 21, Brighton 16. Tortsmuiith 18, Ipaakh 20, Norwich 22. I’ij-mou’.h 19 ...
... ceremony m nonnection \Tith the Babtee' Club, 17 l/ivis street. which has been started under the auspices of the Infantile, -Mortality Comrnittee the Women* National Health Association. Ills Excellency, who was attended .Mr. Mcrvyn Williams, ADC., and accompanied ...
... in the Dublin arm amounted 221-- IC7 boa-sand arid the *.o 171 males ar.d 92 (rmaloa. Too toted reprt«:nt annua! ra;-? of mortality «f 23.5 every 1.000 the population: the death’ (numbering 7l cf persons admit - into puWie iruiitntiorws localitie* outsi ...
... aniounicd toys and girls j and tl*c deaths to 182 87 males and females. The deaths registered represent an anr.aal rat« mortality cf 26.0 in every 1.000 of the pirpalalion; omitting the deaths (numbering 4) of persons admitted into publtc iusti- from ...
... milk I receive in the Nursery Department. I believe the quality of ’he milk has good deal to do with the high mortality amongst the infants, and, acting -n bis recommendation, the Board ordered a supply Pasteurised milk for the delicate children in the ...
... the use pasteurised milk, says th© notice, has not accomplished what was expected of it, vif., to reduce the high mortality in the infant department.” The morning meeting of the Church of Ireland Conference Belfast yesterday was devoted discussion on faith ...
... birth* in relation reduction infantile mortality. :;.t- history of the j>ubj«* t, quoted uuor. expressed Sir William Broad- * ;a rarliamentary Committee. Proate-n the doitor would lead to , ril yu.' living infant life, and have the general health of the ...
... conceived Bill—lam, etc., sued I'l' BorOON B, OKOKRT. Elgin n»d. Dublin, 10th February. 1906. THE DUBLIN CORPORATION MEANT ILK MORTALITY. THK EDITOR Of TH* EXPREsS.” Sts—l iasuo Saturday Lord Mayor's letter read at the meeting for Lhe promotioo Gallery of Modem ...
... ref amountchJ to 207—100 boys and 107 grrl* ; an to -85 males and female*. The drat'is registered represent an annual rate mortality of a,7 in every I.COO of the population: om.tting the deaths ‘numbering 7) oi per&oio admitfiM into public insuiuiono from ...