... rate of infant mortality. Throughout the town at the rate I*l6 per per Annum, though was nothing like as high was in L-.meashir .* and other er®at a! cent res, and was proved thafr improptr feeding was r.ue chief cause of infantile mortality. Some years ...

... statistics the town for the hist year, and in reply it stated that with two exceptions the rate of mortality had been the lowest record Ijeek. The infant mortality had been IZSiul.OOO: against in 1.000 in the whole Kiiglaud and Males. The mean age at death ...

... derided to reduce the amount £5OO which had been added for extra#.—Dr. Bsmford presented annual repori. *hn*wag that the infant mortality was 0 per LOGO children horn, which was Below the aver- M- . fiSJiWi to yaw of «e, ranging to year*. TV principal eauasq ...

... A large on his departure train signal Hatfield up Mr A J Balfour who Starok Poisoning on authority the main 'cause of infant mortality No farinaceous food to child till it full teeth unless previously malted Horlick’s Milk cow’s milk barley in entirely ...

... de___ths were due to what may be termed unavoidable erases, and not in any sense due to defective sani- tation. The rat? of infant mortality was 88.7 per I.OCO. and was si.mewhat higher than in the two previous years, but lower than in 1895. The births repiesentel ...

... Vicormfo, for hi* or- in _ . . . „ Tbo photo i» tho work oi Mesara. Dercak6, Eaatratn-rt. Derby INQUESTS AT DERBY. INFANT ILK MORTALITY. th« Town Hall Irday evening, Mr. Close, t!ie Corun-r. enquiry iwpecting fcho an unt’.iincil cJuld a railway porter ...

... Brockwell about cricket. Some excellent hints on the management of babies should be widely read. It is not only in Derby that infant mortality is high. During 1892 the baby death-rate in England was nearly 24 per cent. of the total number of deaths; in Scotland ...

... proper method, feadmg clothing and oleanauig. the many infante who bow p.-n-h may he hrooght sir -ng, healthy, rigor jus. k (U) Psneh mortaanas, with each where dsonnUy. and sanitarily the mortal those awaiting idtcvaicot may b* prswently the many oases ...

... Bracketed with Portsmouth our ~death rate was P .18-2, there being only three towns with ''lower rates Si 'In regaird to infant 'mortality' Derby stood fourth 'oni the list, and -in deaths fromn iynotic 'diseases sixth, so The average death rate was'. U6'6 ...

... births (luring September, the d'S death rate being 15 per 1,000, Measlds wefre epidemic ?? in the town; lie reported the infant mortality to be au very heavy, viz, 116-9 per 1,000,-The Town Clerk 1bC read a petition signed by 228 Cherub, folk of the town ...

... C. H. Molinenx asked if the ladies did not consider a female Inspector would be preferable, in view of the amount of infant mortality. — The Clerk thought a lady would cot be able to undertake the duties, considering tha area of the union. — Mr. Pearson ...

... THE MORTALITY OF DERRY. »r ,>! ® ' ' ««' si • «« -*t V» ...