... that the deaths numbered 16 an annual death rate of 21 1-3 p cin Com- zinst 19} for the previous year a: for 1895. The infant mortality wa cent ud the birth rate 323 Pp raining. Measles still continue to spread, an deaths which had occurred indicat umber ...

... annual death rate of 27 per thousand of the population, against 22 2-Brds for the corresponding period last year. The infant mortality formed 46 per cent, of the total deaths. The birth rate was 33 per thousand. The high death rate showed that influenza ...

... left 128 as the net deaths; giving an annual rate of per 1,000, against 191, and 20 for the previous three years. The infant mortality was per cent, total deaths, against 35 last year. During the mouth births had been registered, giving a rate of 26, against ...

... origin of the disease. The birth-rate for the year for Skipton had been 24.7, the death-rate 17.8, zymotic rate 1.9. and infant mortality 131.3 per thousand. The birth-rate was the lowest on record.—The Council decided to issue posters advising the public ...

... against 14, and 15t for the three previous years. Twenty-seven children died under five years age under one year), that infant mortality forma 23 p*r oent. total deaths, agsinet 42;. 38, and for former years. deaUts under one year are nearly per thousand ...

... places the space is under cubio feet. The birth rate less and the death rate more, ths zymotic rate increased, and the infant mortality reduced. The water supply is fairly good. The effluent from the sewage works has not satisfied the Kibble Watershed ...

... thousand of the population, against 20 for the corresponding period of last year. Hie birth rate was per thousand, and the infant mortality 50 per cent, the total deaths. Five deaths had c-ecurred from scarlet fever and three from typhoid During month the medical ...

... ia no subject of infant more vital importance Mortality, p p oE the country general and particular than that of infant mortality. from variety causes, Burnley, with Lancashira towns, has been characterised a high mortality among ...

... give annual death rate of 20.J per thousand of population, against last year, and the year previous. The infant mortality is per cent, of total deaths, against 43 last year. that deaths have been caused measles, 20 from scarlet fever, 13 from whooping ...

... gave annual death-rate of per thousand of the population, against last year, and and for the two previous years. The infant mortality was per cent, of total deaths, against 48 last year. During the month 209 births had been registered, giving a birth-rate ...

... stated to be 158, consisting males and 80 females, giving an annual death rate of per thousand, against last year. The infant mortality was 42 per cent of the total deaths. hundred and forty two births were registered, equal to a rate of 35 per thousand ...

... of age, giving an infant mortality of 66 per cent. The deaths amongst children from diarrhoea were heavy—about 20 per cent, the total. This, course, had the death rate heavy. Mothers and nurses should be very careful not give infants improper food. We ...