... INFANT MORTALITY. Monday evening the Borough Coroner (J. T. Waters, Esq.) held two inquests, the Druids' Arms public-house. The first was upon the body of child named Rosette Hewett, aged nineteen months, who died from the effects of scald Saturday n ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The infantile mortality rate, 119.0 per 1060 births is. 'aye Dr. Cooper Pattin, taking into consideration the exceptional lose of 20 of the infants from measles, a satisfactory one. The corresponding rate in the 75 great towns is ...

... made an interesting statement upon the question of infant mortality Norwich. H said it was remarkable thing, and very gratifying him, that there had been so ftw inquiries of late into deaths of infante under one year of age. In the earlier days of his ...

... would be directed towards the prevention of some of the awful mass of infantile mortality. Few of them probably knew the extent of that mortality. During last year the infant mortelity (under one year) iu Liverpool was 196 per 1,000; Birmingham, 197 1,000; ...

... registered. Tho infant mortality under one year was 86 deaths 1,000 births. The number of deaths over 65 were 98. Tho death rate was satisfactory, whilst the birth rate was slightly under last 3'ear, and below the average, the infant mortality being practically ...

... their comfort is created, would do something towards the solution of the problem infant mortality. If granny were there to mind the baby and watch the children the rates of infant insurance would become lower, the family able rent another room, and the ' coroner ...

... SOME HINTS MOTHERS. Infant mortality and how to reduce it is one of the problems the hour .-'cientirts, sanitarians. and mimici; • t and medical authorities arc giving their attention to the question with hitherto and main concern to how p. , information ...

... the excessive mortality amongst young children, ana as the question of infant mortality one of general interest, we give the doctor's remarks bis own words: Tho board is aware that I have invariably very carefully watched the mortality amongst vary young ...

... ages of 92, 93 (2), and 96. T!»o rate was 10.7 |»er 1.000. Twenty one were males and 22 females. Reference was made the infant mortality, which was very low. Under the heading of aymoticw there were two deaths; scarlet fever died out completely towards tho ...

... taken -the view* of tha majority, -the minority left apeak for thamaalvaa. The kite brought up owing to the growth tha infant mortality, and the medcai-oHoer wae write and obtain information. Ha thereupon wrote to forty ana, which it found that twenty-two ...

... registered, being at tbe rate of 25.4 and 13.5 per 1,000 of the population. The zymotic death-rate was 46 per 1,000; infant mortality 113 per 1,000, and the death-rate over 65 years of age was 6.1 per 1,000. Over 100 cases of measles had occurred. The ...

... distribution of mortality throughout the city. Thas we find that the highest general death-rate existed in St. James's, where it was about two and a third times that for the city as a whole, while the same district also experienced the heaviest! infant mortality ...