... bestowed on infants in our large towns. They are frequently “dragged up” on whatever food happens to come handiest, and if they are too ready with their lungs they are often quieted with spirits from a flask—in feet, although the high rate of infant mortality ...

... desired to protect against statement made speaker at the Cooperative Hall recently, to the effect that the percentage of infant mortality in WorkbonsM was M per cent., against 25 per cent, onteide. On that occasion asked the barrister responsible for that ...

... (rithcrcd in tlw wairt with a belt of any colour that proves becoming. Mothsrs and Donntc nraiana. The terrible rate of infant mortality in SbeAeM disdoeed by the Medical ORicer of Health special report, goes to shew that a great numy Shefßeld parents simply ...

... from the country?—although still looked forward to the day when they would bo able get people into the country. If the infant mortality .were high in the towns, it was evident that something was wrong which ought to be at once remedied. Life in the country ...

... the proportion of a fraction over 11 per 1,000, this being 3.4 below the mean rate an the ten preceding third quarters. Infant mortality during the quarter was equal to 102 per I,ooo—no less than 6.4 below rr ge of the ten preceding corresponding quarters ...

... medical men I relative to the physical health of miners. was admitted that there was in some mining districts high rate infant mortality, but this was the main due to the ignorance of the mining mothers, and that were it not for this the death-rate would ...

... tweJ*e er-deti on the Mthnlt, »U lergeat amount «l gold I 1 «a rree produced in one year wee turned out of the Mint. rate infant mortality near wr-rr hinb Ol the *,«*» weed MMOwSle, (78 warn children under cue ye«r old Thoujrh Weeteen An«*taHe nearly nn.etlm-e ...

... from diphtheria. 3 from whooping cough, and 6 from diarrhoea, but not one from measles or typhoid fever. The rate of infant mortality, ured the pnrport.on of deaths under year age to registered births, waequal per 1,000, the rate for England and ■Wales ...

... Matilaim. await A, •Arg. Mt. Henna „ H.. imam. au Juilu „ William H. A, lb at. Mattlarer. Mann 14 .INI Hruirta infant, Ntannient. MORTALITY IN IPSWICII-ITB CAUSES. - an abetruct of of for the smith ststurdar. 4th. Wel hernemst. thphtlersa. 6 years .( ...

... 66 49 55 68 68 Death rate per 1,000 . 18*6 11*7 18*1 16 8 16 8 Infant mortality per 1,000 I*7 ‘95 2 2 2 B*l la ■obitoia 60 and upwards per 1,000 7*4 7*9 5*2 8 4 6 9 Zymotic mortality on total daatbs 5 2 The abova atatlatiee for tba put yeer are aatlafaotory ...

... deaths—2o males and enudes—against 07 the previous year, the deathrate bring 13.3 per 1,000. There wus sensible diminution infant mortality, and a singularly good average of life in the district. An estimate was submitted of the expenses of tba Council for ...

... wasting diseases of infants. the 121 deaths persons above 5 years of age, from All other Diseases,” by far the greater number were those of aged persons, and none have any bearing whatever on the public health of the Borough. Infant Mortality. —There were 54 ...