... our general secretary. TIIE WEATHER.—The recent severe weather has caused a great increase in infant mortality. Tho caused a great increase in infant mortality. The district had previously been swept by an eindeniio of measles, which left children weak ...

... preceding weeks having been 21'5, 28'3, and 26'6. The mortality compared with previous weeks shewed an in- creased infant mortality and a lower number of deaths of old people. The deaths of infants were 17, and those of persons 60 years and upwards 8. ...

... whooping cough. The infant mortality was 10, and that cf old people 7. Five deaths werw ascribed to violence. Nine inquests were held during the week under consideration, and siy deaths occurred in our public institutions. The rates of mortality in the several ...

... Falkland Islands are free from bronchial complaints. The rate of infant mortality for 1889 will be represented by the figures 43 per 1,000 this is very low, as the annual rate of infant mortality for England and Wales for the 10 years 1871-1880 was 149 per ...

... CHILDREN. Infant Mortality in Cardiff. At the usual weekly Blue Ribbon meeting held at the Stuart-hall, Cardiff, on Saturday night, Mr David Shepherd presiding, Mr Percy Thomas spoke with some vigour upon the question of in- fant mortality and its causes ...

... CHILDREN. INFANT MORTALITY IN CARDIFF. At the usual weekly Blue Ribbon meeting held at the Stuart-hall, C'ardirf, on Saturday night, Mr David Shepherd presiding, Mr l'ercy Thomas spoke with some vigour upon the question of in- fant mortality and its causes ...

... go ' vs INFANT MORTALITY. ind- for At 'tile usual weekly Sloe Rgibbon mneeting -held en, at tie Sti't'rt-hlral, Cardiff, on Saturday night, Mr. ike Devid Shepherd presiding, Mr. Percy Thomas 'eel spoke oti tire 'aubjoct of infant mortality and' its lad ...

... sub-district has an acreage of 16.928, and an estimated population of 6,680. The birth- rate was 30 23 per thousand, the infant mortality being greater than in either of the other districts. The death-rate of the parish of Pembrev, a. portion of the district ...

... Pembrey sub-district has an acreage of and an estimated population of 6,680. The birth- rate was 30*23 per thausand, the infant mortality being greater than in either of the other districts- The death-rate cf 20 18 was returned for the pans'1 of Pembrey ...

... no doubt the practice of such societies does tend - and must tend - to increase infant mortality. , A WEasu AnTuosITY. Dr. Magee also quoted in his-speech agsinct infant insurance the opinion of Mr. 1lowel Cuthbertson; the coroner for Neath, South' Wales ...

... Canton (north), 187 and south, 319. INFANT MORTALITY. The rate of infant mortality, as measured by the promotion of deaths of infants under one year to 1,000 births registered, was 165. Of late years this ...

... years of tl are, of whih, again, seven hundred and a h twelve were infants under one year. During s c_ the months of August and September, so the l tstatelnent 'continues, the infant mortality a In reachedone half of the entire interments, a of Had the speaker ...