... stated to be 158, consisting males and 80 females, giving an annual death rate of per thousand, against last year. The infant mortality was 42 per cent of the total deaths. hundred and forty two births were registered, equal to a rate of 35 per thousand ...

... the oopulatioo wSle the birth-rate Is 30 per thousand. There hare been 63 deaths of children under one rear. This large infant mortality attributes the noising out system. The chief trade of the district is cotton wearing. connection with Which there hare ...

... wqrkhouse hospital it at Traninere, where hte died on Saturday. The ! jury returned a verdict of Accidental death, h INFANT MORTALITY IN l~i$i(KsA. AT.-At the 11 Westminster Hotel, Prijg-street, on the body of Ellen Foley, ?? months old daughte of James ...

... the number of births as and deaths 194, an average birthrate of per thousand, and deathrate of ;i7. There was a large infant mortality, which attributed the nursing out system. In another portion of his report he said, The chief industry in this distnet ...

... been 70 deaths, males and3s females; giving death-rate of 165 per 1,000 of the population, against 12 last year. The infant mortality numbered 42 per cent, of the total deaths. The birth-rate was per 1,000. The report referred to the death of Moore, of ...

... January lBt. stated that the total deatha were 76—41 males and 35 females—or per thousand, against 12 last year. The infant mortality was 42 per cent, of the total deaths, and the birth-rate was per thousand. The death of Robert Moore, Barrowford, 101 ...

... giving the favourable death rate of 14'4 per thousand per annum. Of Chia total 6; were under one year of age, showing en infant mortality of 3•33 per 1,000 per annum, and constituting 2326 per cent. of the total deaths. Between the ages of one and five years ...

... and this is thoe t mainstay of mnanly yaoing children, especirlly those of parents living in towns,. NAo wonder that infant mortality is hlighl. The attention. of' the .Local Government Beoard f is to be called to the matter. anid they are to bo n aked ...

... has been recorded total of 227 deaths, the mortality being equal to a yearly rate of 27-Ob per 1,000. This is a higher rate than recorded I during the previous month, the excess being mainly due greater mortality from bronchitis. Infantile diseases, and ...

... FYLDE VITAL STATISTICS •The heavy mortality experienced in different parts of the country daring the past few months, does not seem to have seriously affected Blackpool, for during the December quarter the deaths numbered 126, as compared with 138 in ...

... FYLDE VITAL STATHTICS. The heavy mortality experienced in different parts of the C3O otry during the past few months. not seem to have seriously affected Blackpool. for during the December quarter the deaths numbered 126, as compared with 138 in the September ...

... average of ten previous years, 15-97. The mortality from tbe seven principal zymotic diseases is per 1,000; the proportion of deaths of children under five years of age to the whole Is 17| per cent., and of Infants under one year, to 1,000 births, is 89-28 ...