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... this year. The deaths during the year were 52—3 males and 29 females. The death-rate was 14.7 per 1,000. The death-rate of infants E'nder one year was 4.5 per 1,000 of populaon. In the course of his report Dr. Rhodes says:—* “ It will be seen on inspecting ...
... the 'oar. the infant Ire. 1 tatty teethed 167.111 per 1.030 births, as 160.88 year. is 1860. 177 7 in 1028, and 191.3 Is Of the 105 deaths. 14 were of aiMren not horn in Blerkpool• During 1.001 in England and Wales the rate ef mortality wee 151 net of ...
... the death-rate of England and Wale,, and that it compares still more I favourably with the rate of mortality in the thirty-three great towns. The infant reor- • Way. too, is much 1089 than the average for the previous seven years, this being to a great ...
... ito time for the to stop. ' Ili:ales Wend, army pensioner, wee on I Teconbil caul mitted for trial charged with murdering infant child at Fulham. Dr Carney said lit regard.' him as • dangerous lunatic. George Thomas, it young army reserve loan. nasoxecntcd ...
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... the island of Arran. which now belong. to Lady Mary Hamilton. and became Earle of Arran. The death of lames V. left only an infant of five days old between the third Lord Hain. titan and the throne of Beetled. The then became the first hi the king - • dcm„ ...
... Tyldesley road, considerable progress is noted, and Mr. C. J¥ox, the headmaster of the senior departaent, and Miss Ball, the infants’ mistress, are to be congratulated upon the result of ‘their labours. The London correspondent of the * Evening Chronicle” ...
... and get married as in times past, , and live happy ever afterwards. (Laughter.) The register also showed a low state of mortality, which was to his mind a very important and congratulatory matter. The Vicar neat referred to the success of that annual ...
... GOSSIP FOR LADIES. Infants' bonnets are still made in the Dutch shape, but in some cases the excessive plainness is relieved on the brim by several rows of piping. An exquisite one for a baby of twelve months' old was of cream satin, covered with rather ...
... pirterly 120 the first, and 176 tithe wooed, to 265 in the third. end 210 le the fourth quarter. Daring 1895 in England end 161 Infants ender one Old died .4 1.019 birdie, rd for the 33 ' greet towns the epee ler 182. Of the 169 obildren born in the borough ...
... received with applause in court and with loud cheering outside. In the course of an inquiry on Tuesday as to the death of an infant who had been suffocated in bed, Dr. Danford Thomas, coroner for Central London said he had au average of one such case before ...
... birtb-rate of ULM and • death-rate of 12.81 per 1,030 of the population, with a net death-rate of 10.25 making allowance for the mortality among non-reeidents. Far the ereanyeax great towns, the deatbeate for the same period was varying 8.9 at Banctsworth and ...