... Norwich; fever in Leeds, Pos-isenauth, 5 Salford, and Birkenhend; and diarrhoea in Button, Black burn, and Preston. Infant mortality in Ea4and and IThAca last quarLer was equal i-c 170 per lt'n) of the tCgSc-tCitt'l births, and the 117 exceeded the average ...

... 39 of infants under one year of age, and 18 of persons aged upwards of sixty years. The deaths of infants showea an increasea of 13,.while those of elderly persons showed a further decline from recent weekly numbers. The annual rate of mortality from all ...

... 107 deaths indluded 26 of infants aged under one year, and 23 of persons aged upwards of sixty yers The deaths both of infants and of elderiy a piersons wrere below those recorded in any reeont week. £he annual rate of mortality per 1,000 persons estimnated ...

... death-3iss in Bristol and Bolton. Whoopng-cough caused the greatest mortality in Bristol and Bolton; measles in Liverpool and Wolverhampton; and scarlet fever in Manchester. The mortality from fever showed no marked excess in any of the great towns. Of ...

... 41 of infants aged nuder one year, end 47 of persons aged upwards of 60 years. TJhe deaths of infants exceeded the number in any previous week or this year, while those of elderly persons showed a f urther dec14, Le. The annual rate of mortality from all ...

... towns 73,859 births and 42,336 deaths were rngistered during the thirteen weeks ending 8rd October lest. The s.=nal rate of mortality in these twentyght towns averaged, as before stated, 18.1 per 1,000. The rates in the several towns, ranged in order from ...

... less, and rallied late in the evening, but sank rapidly, and expired at int I minutes before midnight on Christmas Eve. The infant son is still aive, and was baptised on Monday. The deeeased ladv, Dora MXina, came of a distinguuished old Scottish family ...