... their bodies turned black. The Mornria'x passengers began to look serious. Xo one thought of an epidemic; yet this great infant mortality alarmed them all to a more or less degree. The doctor said he ordered all the children to brought on deck to get the ...

... per cent, of the total deaths from all causes. The luflueuaa prevailed less generally than during tbe year previous. Infant mortality represented ratio of 131 deaths under one year of age to 1,000 registered births. The comparative statistics for registration ...

... going to empnasize th* need for woman keeping to the home, and that that was the proper sphere for her. (Hear, hean. The infant mortality in Leicester was very high, consequent upon overlaying, convulsions, and improper feeding: and this she attributed in ...

... MORTALITY CAMBRIDGE SHIRE. | 'J'hfi mortality in tho CainhrMge was severe in the last March ami •June ijuariers, i there were respe-lively 175 and ls7 deaths. Even these totals not so lar-c as the 239 in March, 1890. This was the greate>t in the last ...

... eras 17, II make and 6 femalse; a mortality equal to 22*47i)er 10W per annum. included two pereone (male*) who died in thaUntoo and were charwable the parish St. less. was worth, nolo that there was no morlalily I infants. Them area one death between 5 end ...

... These deaths of infants showed a considerable decrease from those in the preceding quarter, when 36 were registered. The deaths jof infants bore a higher proportion to the births in other districts, being almost one-fifth Wisbech. Of the infant deaths in Cambridge ...

... deaths in public institutions 49. Of the 158 deaths last quarter, 43 were those of infants under one year of age, and of persons aged upwards of years. The deaths of infants were in the proportion of 171 per 1,000 births during the same period, and very ...

... Huntingdonshire Herald. - . - MORTALITY IN HUNTINGDON. the quarter which has just ended there was . an increase the mortality the town and subdistrict Huntingdon, for the deaths were • against 51 last September. These 5S deaths • corn annual rate 1(1 ...

... delay. This was agreed MEDICAL OFFICER’S RF-FOBT. The report of sickness and mortality for Ely the quarter ending December 31st, wo» us « .t Births during the quarter, : : infants under on* year, 3; person.'* nged on*- «u*l mw.ci- ...

... for example, being 27 per . Newmarket ana Wisbech, Chesterton 32. The 243 deaths registered during the quarter included infants under one year of age, and was almost exactly one-seventh of the births registered during the same period, and the proportion ...

... age and persons aged 60 yean and . Mortality among infants was in the pro.ander y«w* Of age 1,000 births, being 8 higher than in 1&»0. when it was only per thousand; bat IS below the avenge (96) of 1890. The infant mor-4*nct *“1891 was eonsidenbly below ...

... quarter for the No. Huntingdon district: —Births, males, 2.> ; females. 37 : total. 62. Deaths, males, 37: females. total. 77. Infants under one year old, 11; persons aged one year and under sixty, 20; persons ag»sl sixty and upwards. 46. Seventy-five deaths ...