... regard mother test of sanitary and social conditions unfavourable to health, viz, the mortality infants their first year, the six counties which had an infant mortality of over 10 per 100 born, namely, London, Stafford, Warwick, Leicester, Lancashire, and ...

... 138, namely 76 males and 62 females. The mortality calculate)! on the foregoing figures gives a total rate of 24 32 per 1,000 of the population, and excluding the deaths that occurred in the workhonse the 'mortality would he ISD, and I*o died from infectious ...

... deaths that took place in the workhonse, 9 deaths ot infants 12 months old and under, and 15 deaths from infectious disease, 14 of which were deaths from diarrhoea, and from typhoid fever. The mortality calculated on the foregoing figures gives total ratio ...

... were infants 12 months old and under, and died from infections disease. The infectious deatlis were Erysipelas 1, whooping-cough 1, measles 1, and diarrhoea 2. The total number of births registered was 157, or 75 males and 82 females. The mortality calculated ...

... president. At St Pancraa yesterday, a verdict of wilful murder was returned against Mrs Attewel), who fatally stabbed her infant at King’s Cross, on Sunday. At Norfolk Assizes yesterday, Sarah BHgh, servant, was sentenced death for murdering her illegitimate ...

... of Met mid is. thoalrae= Cry far P a St eighteen melba The total somber of dank. fer the vae 92. Of BO pima be the 8 wane infants of essathe obi le.d is.. it. tafeetiene deaths geysipelss, 1 I ; measles. 1; sad • 2. Tbe total .1 1111. was 157, or 75 ad ...

... namely, 70 males and 73 females. The total number of deaths was 126, including the that took place in the workhouse, 11 infants 12 months old and under and 7 cases from infectious disease which were os follows : Deaths from infectious diseases j typhus ...

... may le taken to reach on average per thousand. Speaking generally, it can attributed to an excessive mortality among infants of both sexes, large mortality among young mothers in childbirth, and general want of staving power” after about fifty years of age ...

... that took place in the workhouse. 9 deaths of infants, twelve months old and under, and 15 deaths from infectious disease 114 of which were deaths from diarrhcea and one from typhoid fever. The mortality calculated on the forego;ng figures gives a total ...

... namely—ol males and 82 females. The mortality calculated on the foregoing figures gives a total death-rate of 28-8 per 1,000 of the population, and excluding ttxe 38 deaths which occurred in the workhouse, the mortality would 22*2. Tbe infectious death-rate ...

... 151, namely. 78 males and 73 females. The total number of deaths was 94. Of these 17 took place in the workhouse, 8 were infants of 12 months old and under, and 14 died from infectious disease, the infectious deaths being largely due to infantile diarrhoea ...

... quay ; Mrs B J Carter, Post Office Assistant, Sneem George K Evans, Killorglin; John Lee, Dingle; T Gallivan, Dingle ; Edward Mortal, Charleviile ; J Ahern, Fermoy ; John Baylor, Fermoy ; J Casey, Kiskeom ; J Spiller, Clonakilty ; John O’Brien Clonakilty ...