... making the mortality for that sub-district appear high. The deaths were generally below the average last quarter, and the mortality compares favourably with that, in recent December quarters. The following paragraph gives an analysis of the mortality during ...

... above ►mpirison the mortality averaged 10 9, and was per 1,000 more than in Huntingdon. Among the deaths in Huntingdon last quarter there were included 8 of infants under one year of age. !2 of persons aged upwards of years. Ti.e infant were in the proportion ...

... in 1892. The infant mortality last year averaged 112 per 1 OX) births registered, as compared with 142 in the previous vear: and the deaths of elderly persons numbered 60, and showed decrease of 16 ! from those 1893, The zvmotic mortality, which had been ...

... persons living. Among the 136 deaths in Cambridge last quarter were included 23 of infants under one year of age, and 41 of persons aged upwards ot 60 years. The infant deaths were in the proportion of 104 per 1.000 births registered during the same period ...

... Huntingdon were included 8 of infants under one year of age and 31 of persons aged upwards of years. The infant deaths were in the proportion’of 138 per 1.000 births registered during the same period ; this infant mortality showing an increase of one per ...

... last year, and among the sub-districts the lowest infant mortalities last quarter occurred in St. Andrew the Less, St. Giles and St. Andrew the Great, and th 3 highest in St. Mary. None of these infant deaths were recorded in Haddenham,. and among the ...

... 38 in the September quarter of hist year. None of these infant deaths were recorded in S -mersham, and among the other districts comprised in the accompanying table, the lowest infant mortalities occurred in Spaldwick, St Ives, Sawtry, and Kimbolton, and ...

... districts the lowest proportions of infant death occurred in St. Mary, St. Andrew the Great and Giles, and the highest in St. Andrew the Less while in other districts comprised in the table thi lowest infant mortalities occurred in Ely, Sutton VVillinghara ...

... Pate. 17; K« rap ton. *23; Silcocx, 3; Tunkus, 17; Harvey, 3, and Wycherley, 3. XRDICAX. OFFICRB’S BCTOXT. The report of mortality and sickness for Ely for the quarter ending March 31st, was follows : •• IJurhs u'glstc. during the quarter • Males. f.miai ...

... 13*6 fa 1893. Tba death-rate fa 1894 was 4*B below mean death-rate (16*6) fa the district during twenty years. Infantile mortality fa the proportion of 69 deaths under one year of age tol,ooo births redaterad against mean proportion during the preceding ...

... Council raet_on Mondajr, Mr. J. * that Th*» Medical Officer reported - 20 birthtt and 11 death* bad been registered, that mortality bad occurred from zymotic cauaca, and that the general health of the district was good. had analysed water obtained from ...

... have become weary of helping auch man.—The Jury returned a verdict in accordance with the medical testimony. Ijcvaxvii.f Mortality. —The Borough Coroner |Hr. H. 8. French) held inquest at the Midland Tavern. Devonshire-road. Tuesday morning, concerning ...