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... mentioned in the table the lowest proportion of infant mortality occurred in Haddenham, Ely, Sutton and Littleport, and the highest in March, ChatteriSj Whittlesey and Wisbech. In the 67 towns the infant mortality averaged 144, or 17 more than that for Cambridge ...
... quarter the lowest point for three years. The 29 deaths in Huntingd n included sof infants under one year of age. and 9 of pe-sons aged upwards of 60yrairs. The 9 deaths of infants were in the proportion of 109 per 1,030 births, registered during the same period ...
... epidemic of infludhza. Among the 161 deaths last quarter were included 23 of infants under one year of age, and 73 of persons aged upwards of 60 years. The 23 deaths of infants were in the proportion of 89 per 1,000 births registered during the same period ...
... lamentable indeed. There is no knowledge of cookery, and no time to cook anything. The children are terribly neglected, and infant mortality is very high. There do not appear to be creches or playrooms for these poor little creatures, whose mothers, as well ...
... presented his usual qua teriy report to ■j~.ecember 31th, 1892, by which it appeared that the lr had been, 39 ; death, 32 ; infants under one ai ', one ; one and under 60,15 :60 and upwards, not certified, one ; inquests, 2 ; deaths in union- 6. At the beginning ...
... siefcnm end mortality for the quieter ending September 30th wae as follows“ Births registered during the quartermates 22, females 16. Death* registered during the quarter—males 32, females 14. Deaths certified 46, not certified 2. Agee death—infants under one ...
... each locality comii as Medical Officer of Health , £38, “ during the year—ma 4, female, 04 during Geo male, 85; female, 81; infants under one renue, persons aged one under sixty, 57; pers 83. Deaths in Workh ...
... signed by Mr. H. H. Hulbert, was en- third class carriage on the day in question. Wednesday.—Before E. P. Frost, A. eluded of infants under one year of age and ->9 ® Mr. J. esley. neisrhbourho’od the rate* were 28 9in St Ive* was connned to his bed and unable ...
... report of the Medical Officer for thé December 31st was as follows : registered d the quarter: Males 22, fer fea 5 females 17 Infants ur aged | and under 6015, 60 and upv not certified 1, inquest cases 2, deaths house 6. At the quarter th of scarlet fever ...