... man, the wife, and their twill. The rooms are damp, there is no ventilation, and u. is not surprising that the rate of infant mortality very high. The closet arrangements are ishominable ; the water supply of two-thirds of the villages is insufficient, ...

... Companies Winding up Act that one year alone winding-up proceedings were commenced in respect of 874 companies: be rate of infant mortality among them is very high, as out 111 specified cases the wserage duration life was only three years. It appears, therefore ...

... 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 ...

... unfavourable to such a mortality. The children of the city are having a hard time of it. Last year's high death-rate during the early months was caused by an epidemic of measles. This year diarrhea has helped to swell the infant death-roll abnormally. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... omitted, and may be taken to reach on an average 41 per tnille. high death rate is due to excessive mortality amongst infants of both sexes, a large mortality among young mothers in child birth, ond a general want of staying power after about fifty years ...

... however, Don intone, who is an Infante, to use the correct expression, ceases to be, in the eyes of the law, an infant when he reaches the mature age of seven. In the French of the Almanach de Gotha, Infant is certainly accurate, but so also ...

... 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 ...

... of Paris as to the infa tile mortality of that city; and, finding that the chief cause was, directly or remotely intestinal ailments,he prosecuted bis researches still furtbe., so to iuclude compari on between those infants that had been fed on boiled ...

... India, and may be taken to reach on an averaft4=smille. generally, it ciao be attributed to . . mortality amongst infants of both sexes. • large mortality amongst young sabot fo childbirth, and a general want of Maytag power•fter about fifty years ...

... vessels were considerably damaged. It is stated that in consequence the enormous mortality of the new-born put out to nurse in such large numbers, of the high mortality of infants the poor districts of and the ravages caused amongst citizens ail ages phthisis ...