... Infant Mortality in Letchworth. According to the Report of the Directors of the First Garden City, Limited, the infant mortality per 100 births in Letchworth for the past year is 3’17, or say 3'2. In Germany with its science, education, protection and ...

... percentage of infant mortality in the borough. During the three years in which special work against infant mortality has been in progress 6,746 births have been registered, and 792 died under one year of age, giving the total infant ...

... with the town of \Watford, and ¢ nsidered open spaces in an urban district most valuable. He had compiled figures of the infant mortality at Letchworth, the site of the First Garden City, Bushey, and Watford. The rate of population per acre at Letchworth ...

... thousand; fourth quarter, 32, equal to 12.8 per thousand ; the general rate being equal to 15.7 per thousand inhabitants. The infant mortality is equal to 172 per thousand births, and the zymotio rate equal so 1.4 per thousand inhabitants. _ . . The birth rate ...

... of infancy, and a smaller degree in after years. Owing to the progress of hygiene and medical science, the causes of infant mortality have been largely eliminated, the reefs at the commencement of the voyage of life are in the Bain avoided, and tbr average ...

... Charles Dilke called attention to the working of the Factory Acts and the number of accidents to children, and also the infant mortality due to the employment of mothers. He moved to reduce the vote. Mr. Gladstone having replied, Sir Charles Dilke's motion ...

... appears that for ♦be first six months of the current year Hnddersfield ha* infant mortality lower by rent than the *eventv.*it great towrns. and for tiie third quarter the infant mortality is lower h» per cent. The total the Corporation doe* not smount to per ...

... Smith (Bntberglen). H. J. Bogera ton). Parker Gray Towericldi. and E. 1 (Aablyaa). Tha pria— we— dietribn—d H. J. Boger*. INFANT MORTALITY. In order I—ea the henry iafant which inevitably every aam—ir t all hot. Cencnauee tha Aiapitai Obi—reo. Great owned ...

... respecting the adoption the Council of the Notilcation Births Act, Br. (iruggen said the matter arose through the Congress Infant Mortality. If the District Councils did not adopt the Act, the County Council would probably do so for the wlwle county.' Several ...

... 3, phthisis -5, cancer -5, infant mortality 92 6 par 1,000 births. The death-rate is slightly less than last year, while the birth-rate has also diminished. The death-rate from zymotio diseases is much ; the infant mortality is higher than in 1898. Further ...

... shove statement—The Bench imposed fine of £2 and costs in each case. fob the Childmw.—ln order to lessen I the heavy infant mortality which inevitably occurs every summer that u all hot, the I Committee of the Hospital for Sick Children, Great have been ...

... thus corrected represent mortality a little over per 1,000 of the estimated population. In 1898, the death-rate was 11-3 per 1,000. Comparing the deaths under one year with • births, it will cecn that the corrected infant mortality is 142.1 per 1.000 births ...