... tour persons reached the age of 60. 64. 65. and 74 respectively, and there was only one infant death under one yea ruf age. a great improvement on the infant mortality of the preceding month. The following notifications of infectious disease were made : ...

... the kir* mortality. infant wartalllq Ilmeleis Out of • London. !SI babies asd 96 in 1310. But le Mee town, so lees than 143 died sat II 1.000 born. That is a bad mead. The tows of Prestos had the worst M a i health, showing as infant mortality a for every ...

... bye laws is recommended. The total number of deaths at all ages amounted to 44, giving a death rate per 1,000 at 14. Infant mortality was 5. The birth rate works out at •_2l per 1,000. To . F4 COUNCIL. The monthly meeting of the Llandovery Town Council ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT CARDIFF. Mt^JiMB Sleec^held^an^11 °n Monday evening, Mr E. B. Reece held an inquest on the illegitimate child, aged five week, of Edith Evans livina- at 121, Dorset-street, Grangetown.~The mother's evidence was to the effect that the ...

... they are gottjng too la-zy to do so, the fact remains that the of babies is inerets. ing every year, and with it the INFAN.T MORTALITY. I The mother possibly thinks she can do her house- work better, or have longer time to gossip if she places the baby ...

... and that the tenants are agreeable to contributing £lO towards it. Alter some further discussion the subject dropped. INFANT MORTALITY ILT LLANFYNYDD Col. Morris referred to the Medical Officer of Healt.. a report (Dr. Lloyd) on the state of Llanfynydd ...

... country the most terrible infant mortality bolt place. It war euorniocoly greater than the infant mortality of Denmark and Sweden and Norway. The infant mortality in Fagland and Wales wee very much greater than ...

... of young children. aud the result is that Actoa has • higher aigrette rate of infant mortality than say town in lb. eettaly. The proposal is one of be provielosis of the Acton Improvement. which reuse Wore • %elect Committee of the Houma al Commis.% It ...

... deaths in 1892 were 270 and it 1891, 383. The infant mortality was at the rattf of 3'14 per 1.000 of the population, and equal tti 231-2 pat 1,000 of the deaths lit the district durm* the yeai*. The mortality of aged people wai higher by 25 than in the ...

... old age mortality is much higher than it has been fur many years. Among infants under one, 19 deaths occurred, being at the rate of 97 per thousand births registered. This compares favourably with the previous year, when the infant mortality was 120 per ...

... was in that presided over by Sir Walter Foster, papers on the employment of women in factories, and its effect upon infant mortality, being read. The gross evils which resulted from the present system were pointed out, and the appointment of a royal ...

... importune .f the feeding of infants was treated - from a point of view by Dr. George Carpenter, physician at the North Eastern Hospital * for Children, in a paper read on Saturday evening at Carpenters' Hal, E C The infant mortality is this mastery was di ...