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... examined in scripture knowledge by Rev. R. (iiGCc-iAu iuopuOivjr, and the m..ua.gtJ1d havo received the following report — Infants — Old Testament fair, New Testiment fair, Church Catechism good. Group I.—Old Testament excel- lent, New Testament good, Catechism ...
... against 21'2 in 1898 and 24'3 in 1897. 16 infants, died before attaining the age of 12 months. I here note the marked decrease in infantile mortality as compared with the previous year, 106 per 1000 of infants born as against 204-2 in 1898. The 96 deaths ...
... receives its inmates. Remirks The rate of mortality shown above is again very low, being much lower than the average for the whole country, and this comparison applies also to the statistics given of deaths of infants and from zymotic disease. The birth rate ...
... certain statistics of mortality during the year 1895 England and Wales. Average of 16 1895 previous years 1895 ( Per 1,000 of population. Deaths 15-3 15'7 18-7 23-2 25-2 30-3 Deaths from zymotic diseases 0-8 0 6 2.14 Deaths of infants under 1 year. 7'9 10 ...
... returns w.ith regard to vaccinauon or marriages. ille mortality of the year was eleven in excess of last year, and very noticeable was the increase in the aged death rate. The fatality of infants under one year was nine, whilst only one died between the ...
... MEDICAL OFFICER'S BBPOBV. Dr Moreton presented his report as follows: —The following table shows certain statistics of mortality during the half-year-July to December, 1897-compared with the average for the district in preceding years, and for England ...
... 65 and upwards. The zymotic mortality is remarkably low, even below the aver- age for the district. It is made up of four deaths, one from scarlet fever, two from diphtheria, and one from erysipelas. The infantile mortality is also very low, below the ...
... Forden Rural Sanitary District presented to the Board of Guardians, says -The following table shows certain statistics of mortality during the year 1893 compared with the average for the same district in preceding years, and for England and Wales for 1893 ...
... Margarine from 6d to 9d per lb, at the Fish Market, Severn street. [Advt. THE LATE MRS WILLIA.Vs.-On Monday after- noon the mortal remains of the late Mrs Williams, wife of Mr Williams, confectioner, Kerry Road, who died on the previous Thursday after a ...
... Ellesmere rural district was now free from all zymotic fevers. DR. THURSFIELD'S REPORT. The following shows statistics of mortality during the year 1894, compared with the average for Ih! same distnct m preceding years, and for England and Wales for 18*4 ...
... veldt. What man in Boer or British host, Such share of mortal spoil could boast; While Battle's breath was ruthless hot, And Death was dealing each his lot? A stripling boy His years fourteen An infant soldier of the Queen! Unflinching still he stood his ...
... ten less than the previous ye&r. Of the 155 infants born, 81 were male and 74 female, the birth-rate being 23-8 per 1000 of the whole population of the borough, as against 22 1 for the j ear before. 31 infants ha^e died before reaching the age of twelve ...