... gradual di year.whicl, il an p, tion. heaths.—The death, ars only 15 (8 male and 7 female). the lowest number on record; infant mortality nil. The rate was 9.8 par against 14.6 last year; the youngest was 21 years and the eldest 89 yews of age. In conctuding ...

... chi:diem if wanted healthy nation. It had been beyond question that thouaands of infant were being needlessly sacrificed. chiefly through igetwance. A large amount of infant mortality was also doe, without a doubt. to the increasing prevalence of the drinking ...

... and 204 in Warwick. Among the 144 deaths in Oxford lost quarter these were included 16 of infante under one year of and 62 of persona aged upwards of years. infant deaths were in the proportion of 64 births registered, against per 1,000 in the prev i quarter ...

... death-rate is also i below the average, being a litUF under . 14 per 1,000. There has been a considerable reduction in infant mortality. The death-rate . 1 from symotic diseases has been remarkably t I low. Every precaution has been and will i.e . taken ...

... responsibilities upon itself. We have already seen bow much has been done by the Sanitary Aid Committee in the reduction of infant mortality in the poorest districts of Oxford. The secret of their has been personal service and sympathy, and these must be the ...

... in the city is only 14.6 per the death-rate in fit. Clement's is about hilt as large again, 21.6 per 1,000. It is the infant mortality that in these parishes is so s. ripus, as may be seen by the fact that out I every thousand ohildren laorn alive in these ...

... per 1,000, end the infant mortality rate 65 per 1,000 birth., The correvonding figuncii for the whole of England and Wales (Rural Distriets) are as follows: Hirth rate, V. 2 per 1.000: death rate, 15.7 per 1,000, and infant mortality. per births. It will ...

... KAYOS: Is it your with top beak to be sad . 01 ' 1 =8 in Ilagland the repeat—Wren at No. towards that Met Her ease the INFANT MORTALITY. dean ' heti& to stop. bemuse gf the tack If th sh elm t t . 7l6 , : eh an gli th m ethitaiseho pported whieli the m ...

... promoting employment, improving sanitation. combating the evils of overcrowding, sweating, physical deterioration and infant mortality. it is quite true that Church Congresses and Diocesan Conferences are much occupied with these things. that in many Dioceses ...

... tions on the diminished !c--leat mortality we shall all share; the -. 35 per are very striking, and very favourably with any part of h kingdotc. as well ea with the country ea a *hole 1.3. - year the infant mortality in St. Clement's St. Bisbee was the ...

... first year of their lives, and 286 of those who died were under five years of age. The Register-General gives the rate of infant mortality of England and Wales for 1892, sueasured by the propor- tion of deaths under one year to births registered, as being ...

... report au extremely satisfactory one. Mr. COOPER said be noticed that Dr. Collier did not, while he was referring to infant mortality in the parishes of St. Clement and St. Ebbe, call attention to the remedy which the medical officer had proposed, and ...