... deaths were therefore of the birth, a rine of 20 in and these whedi emeeumel aineng infante 'under a twelve:Atithe old an.n. 181 of the teem«. The tame. mortality Seine to have occurred pretty uly atootatut of all age., NO that the pereentagee the ...

... 42be10w average; nett corrected death rate per 1,000. 2.05 below average. The mortality =maim 12.15 per 1,000 and amongst it was 11.21 per 1,000 estimated to be The infantile mortality, as shown by the number of deaths of chikrren under one year of age per ...

... crwmeted d ea th rate was 17 7 of tlw population, the death. being the births, and the mortality in the year of lift., 94 of the San..'. Nearly half the entin. mortality g inn ,, . Of age, viz.: 418 '4, anti only 19'2 lir ell than fit,. years .4(1. W ...

... her house having measles. Whooping Cough was not epidemic. It caused the deaths of two infants under one year of age, and of 2 between one and five. The mortality from it was at the rate of 0.05 per 1,000 of the population, against the to ten h z v e ...

... rate in the Meech quarters of the 10 1881-tlO. The deaths included C10.4:27 of male,. and 77,672 of females the mean annual mortality of males being =NS, and that of females per lOW estimated to b, of sea; illy rate among males was 0 . 1 per 11.100, and that ...

... par. ticulara of w bat had besn at 11 odds. Nikki, where, by tbe aid the Soeirty's Health Visitors they had volooed mortality among infants ander twelve imontlis old from 133 to 97 per thousand. He mentioned that at Haddonfield the salaries of the Health ...

... The 147,992 registered Inetquarter included 34,499 of infants under one year of age, 66,609 of persons aged between one year and 60 years, and 4084 of persons aged 60 years and upwards. The mortality of infanta, as measured by the proportion of deaths under ...

... The whole of the work in this school is very good. Infante School (Quevn-street) : The children are carefully taught and have palmed a_good examination. Infants School (Condi , iit.roadl: The infants continue to be very inteliigmitly and successfully ...

... other contthed fever, the mortality froai whooping couch was twice the average of the ten y•oars preceding, tne mortality from diphtheria and membranous croup was about three and a-balf times the average. and the mortality from diarrhea& was rather above ...

... and the managers of both the British School and the Church of England Schools have agreed to -end their infants to • Council School for infants if such a school were provided. The subcommittee recommend that a transfer of the buildinr should be accepted ...

... birth rate of 35.37 per 1,000 of the population, which was 7.56 above the average of 27.81 in the four yearn preceding. The mortality from the death.: registered in the di. riet was 11.65 per 1,000, and was 2.49 above the four years' average of 9.16. The ...

... 1907. The infantile mortality, as shown by the number of deaths of children under one year of age per 1,000 births registered. was 90.8, this was 42.1 be low Mb, the annual avenge of the en years prewading. Amongst legitimate infants it only 85.5 per 1 ...