... weeks the ratealiad been 18-7, 18-7, and 18*4. The highest annual-death-rates per X.OCp living, measured by last week’s mortality, were From all causes, 22-0 Stockton-on-Tees, £2l in Bir- mingham, 22-3 SinctltwiCk, 22-9 in Neweastlaon-Tyne, 23*2 in Wigan ...

... persons in tho middle of this year. In the preceding three weeks the rates had been 11-9. 11*7, and 11 8. Measured last week's mortality, the hichost annual death rates per 1.000 living, wore: all cauw v 15*2 in Walsall. 15 8 St. Helens and in Manchester, 17*1 ...

... weeks the rates had been 15*2, 15*9, and 16*4. The highest annual death-rates per 1,000 living, measured by last week’s mortality, were: From measles, I’4 in Heading, in Birkenhead, and Neweastle-on-Tyne, 2*5 in Cardiff, and 3*l Bristol; from scarlet ...

... three weeks the rates had been IST, 17*9, and ITT. The highest annual death-rates per 1,000 linn,, measured by last week’* mortality, were: From all causes, 210 in Wigan, in Salford, and to Oldham, 21-2 in Liecrpool. 21'4 in Hanley and to Rhondda, 23 3 in ...

... Nichols aud Mrs. Nichols, Surrey Mreet. Norwich. Peatt - February 10, at 165. King Street, Great Yarmouth. Philip Browne, infant son of Edward and Martha Pratt, aged ten months. Presto** February 11, at Edge field, John Preston, aged 68. Ptle*February ...

... Angel Road, at a ccot not exceeding .£l2O. INFANTILE MORTALITY. Mr. Councillor Scarlett called attention the report of the Medical-officer of Health, especially with reference to the infantile mortality, and moved that the Health Committee be requested to ...

... his 720 d year. DavxY—January 13, Sarah, wife of Walter Davey, Barn ham Broom, aged Day—January 22, Wallace Charles Jodrell, infant son of Arthur and Phihpj>a Day of Summerfield, East Denham, aged three month■«' , Dkuchab—January 19, at Sunnyside, Eaton ...

... instruction of the master and and Mrs. Gale, and the infant teacher, ja the Schoolroom on gave 2ad December. The room was very mae y decorated with flags, mottom, end was filled with over by Mr. W. infants, song “ Gay and ‘the senior Pisacforte duct, Bace ...

... late Thomas Howes of February 2, Henry of Aslacton, poring Moreau of Beeston 8t. Andrew, Ives — 2 t Constanos Harriet Mary, infant daughter ot Walter W. and Charlotte ia 3 26. ham, James Kerrison, his Jate of the Vicarage Farm, W + 10, Febreary 1, at his ...

... tlireo week* the rates had been 15 0, 14 9, and 15*1. highest annual death-rates per 1,000 living, lue.isurei] by last week’s mortality, were: From measles, 0 in Burton-on-Trent, 2in Devouport, 2*7 Bnrrow-in-Furness and in Rhondda, and 2*B Gateshead; from ccarlot ...

... three weeks the rates had been 17 9, 171, and 16*7. The highest annual death»rates per 1,000 living, as measured last week’s mortality, were: From all causes, 20*7 Birkenhead and in Liverpool, 20'9 in Manchester and Middlesbrough, 21'8 Swansea, 23*0 in Salford ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE. A9HWELLTHOBPE. Tile mortal ivmains of the late Mr. T. B. who for uiy yearn had been in charge the gardens at Anhwellthorpe UalL were laid rest in the quiet churchyard undenbaJl Saturday that simplicity and quietude which were m ...