... zynotic ate for the quarter was 1 08 per 1000 I livinrg Only one child died under one yeo of age, a Rivingf the very low infant mortality rate of 20 0 per 1000 bIrtb. Twelve persons died aged 65 and a upwards, their united ages averegi 7u a e r monfths. There ...

... The town bad not deteriorated in health in consequence of non-vaccination. The general death rate had declined, and the infant mortality had decreased | enormously since compulsoryvaocination had ceased. They asked, therefore, that discretionary powers, ...

... birth rate of 25 44; a lower rate than in the last three years. No deaths were due to zymotic diseases, Theo rate of j infant mortality was 60 6. Seventeen persons died aged 65 years, the united average belng 76 years. ?? caused 4 deaths, bronchitls, pneumonia ...

... were among. the Vaccinated, and that IF the first urivacoinlated' case wag an Infant 11 months uts old. Dr Devies, in reply, termed my announcement , reopectingb the infant Ia grim satie upon mya doctrinee The smallpox had now reached th In inflammable ...

... and -54 for the third quarters of 1997, 1896, and 1895. Eight children had died under one year of age, giving a rate of infant mortality of 150 94 per 1000 births. This was a high rate, and compared unfavournbly wvith the corresponding rates for the last ...

... diarrrcon. The of zymotio discase rate was 53, as against 52 in 1896. Four chi] lrn died under one year, giving a rate of infant mortality of 90 9 per 1000. 'IThe rate for the p. previous year vas 142 85. Five porsonq died at the age of 65 years and upwards ...

... A1 deaths gave a xymotic rate of 1 60 per 1000. On ly four children had died under one year of age, givinjg a rate of infant mortality of 68 96. This was a most , satisfactor-y rate, being less than half that of the 1 corresponding quarter of last year ...

... and upwards, their united ages averasing 77 yearn 4monthe. zixtee chiidren dled under one year of age, giving a rate of infant mortality of 184d45 per 1000 births, Two death. were due to phthials; 6 to bronchitis, pneumonia, at pleutisy ; and 2 to diseases ...

... however, the public questions of he -honunsn of tIC poor &ot must exerciue, after fiirl er -legisation, a deoided effeot on infant mortality. Seventy-ltwo deaths out of the 208 under one year; of age were registered aB either from ?? birth, or debility from ...

... were presented, Acoording to the former the number of deaths for the year was 114, ?? 96, In 1893 and 105 in 1892. The infant mortality was 7, and theold age (over 65) 89, Thezrymoti statsticbls were very high for the-district, viz, :-Smallpnx 4, measles ...

... The character of the dwellings is emphasised by the fact that with a birth rate 3.6 per 1CGt above that of London, the infant mortality is 52,8 below the metropolitan percentage. The Pope's Birthday. }csterdny the Pope entered his ninetieth year. lie lwas ...

... of England and Wales during 20 years (1867-87) the mortality of infants from dlarrhoea increased only one half per cent,, in Leicester it increased 4 per cent, ; that whilst the mortality of infants from syphilis increased 25 per cent. in England and ...