... INFANT MORTALITY AT LOWESTOFT A FATHER CENStRED. Yesterday ottoman, at the Lowestoft Court-Louse, an inquiry was held before Mr. Coroner C. W. Chaston into the circumstances attending the death of an infant named Margaret Hood, aged one month, the dam ...

... Housing of the Working Classes and the Infectious Disease Prevention Acts. One medical- 1 ffioer in referring to the rate infant mortality, which continue* very high, suggests that ignorance, injudicious feeding, and perhaps life assurance may be causes, and ...

... and the total worth of the enervation in December, 1890. wit /207, 634. In conclusion the Board refer to the subject of Infant Mortality and Maui saes societies, Mud state:— Ts*. the ,:cerienee of our arse:nation foe the past year. flat of Ito deans, and ...

... to be, in a great measure, due to the efficient working of the sanitary machinery of the union. After commenting upon infant mortality, Dr. Bateman concluded a somewhat lengthy report with • some remarks upon welters of purely local interest. THILOAT £i9 ...

... best-ventilated room in the most sanitary of block buildings. It comes to this, that infant mortality is increasing in tie sew model dwellings because the infants seldom t a taste of air. Those who do not die grow up ricketty or otherwise deformed. But ...

... for, with one exception, the death-ire wu low, and that one was only 0.2 in ewer. There boa lately been an Maur in the mortality, for whilst in 1890 the deaths were 2041, in 1899 the number was only 1731. The greatest number it those two years waa for ...

... facts and figures of much interest to those concerned. VITAL STATISTICS. In recent quarters there was an increase in the ! mortality of the borough of Norwich, for in 1890 the total of deaths was 2041, but in the preceding year it was 1731, being 310 less ...

... off, especially in class subjects. Irregularity of attendance doubtless explains this. Singing is very good. Infants' School : The infants' echool continues in a thoroughly satisfactory condition. SHERINGHAM. BIIILDING Stine.—On Wedneeday Mr. George ...

... Forest scene' t As You Lire It ), ecnior boys; maypole dance, infants ; recitation, The Di.ty Boy, infants ; song, How sweet the notes, boys; recitation, Keeping School, infants song, Sells of Aberdovey, girls ; music.] drill. girt. ; distnbution ...

... Killiecrankie to Hiatt Castle, and there writing a letter i i King Jamie boasting of his victory, and treating his wounds as sot mortal, must, says the Daily Nom, be :ield to be disposed of by the letter of his comrades, Lord James Murray and Thomas Stewart ...

... one year of age to 1000 births were 120. The annual rate cf mortality per 1800 persona living from one year to sixty years of age was 91, and from 80 upwards 71'5. The annual rote of mortality per 1000 persons living was 23.1 in the first quarter of the ...

... thousand was 34*9 and the death rate 13*5, whilst the infant moitulity per thousand births was 10*4. For the four weeks ending OctobocJTth the births registeied were 77 aud deaths, an annual rate of mortality of 16*2 per thouawnd. The favourable condition of ...