... INFANT MORTALITY. Last evening the County Coroner, Mr. C. W. Chaston, held an inquest touching the death of Elizabeth Ann Newruck. aged eighteen months. Mary Ann Newruck, wife of John Newruck, a labourer, living at College Cottages, Oulton Road Lowestoft ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN NORWICH. ORATE MATERNAL NEGLECT. was bad at Marsh Workroom yearly arras by Xt. IL W. Liar, drat. Hasa .g drib Peer Dray, • forer maths old iafsat. who died in the Urea ea Friday sight. Ile re was sae whir had bets sada sate of Fere ...

... drinking purposes. As to the excessive infant mortality in Sproweton, Dr. Barton could offer explanation when asked by Mr. O. King. The four wkoopiafcough ease* might have broken out in any . ths other deaths ef infants had. with but ons exception, been duly ...

... week's mortality reiarns. exception of Salford, the dt] higbeet death-rate recorded ; sac mortality stands 28 par thorn pared with average thousand for the big centra lation. The cause of this nnsati of affairs to be found in infant mortality, which amoun ...

... giving a birth rate of 25 . 5 per 1000 of population. The rate of infant mortality measured by the proportion of children under one year of 1000 born was 136.6. The zymotic mortality was . 06 per 1000, and the number of persons dying upwards of 90 years ...

... tion to all concerned. On one ground only did he find cause for anxiety, and that was the continued high rate of the infant mortality, there having been 48 deaths under that bead, or more than one-third of the total number recorded from all causes during ...

... achiavemsat of par y Warns, fart, a atartUag pro© of their failure ter prat the desire t..a parents and the ccrrerti'v,” INFANT MORTALITY NORWICH. ...

... under 5, 16 ; 5 years and under 15, 16 ; 15 years and under 25, 6 ; 25 years and under 65, 74 ;65 years and upwards, 135. Infant mortality under the age of one year was very low,viz., 2.4 per 1000, only 49 deaths of children under this age having been registered ...

... The infant mortality last quarter was slightly higher in East than in West Wymer ; and of the other districts Smallburgh, Henstead, and South Walsh= had the lowest, while Aylsham, Loddon, and Great Yarmouth had the highest proportiOns of infant deaths ...

... —pUyed EASTERN DAIL there within six months after she had given birth child.” quoted Dumber of statistics that the rate of infant mortality was always greater in the counties where large number m women worked trade. Mr. Uowann (fiheMeld) having seconded the ...

... quarter of last year, rate Lou Wymor loot quarter node highs that dud mended Won Wyo la ths thirty-three large Warns the infant mortality avenged 120, sad l one 6 per 1000 bottles toe than that recorded wick, the lowest rata smug the other toed hang SS in ...

... death rate—last week it stood at per thousand —is solely due to this cause, but that it is responsible for much of the ' infant mortality Mr. Ladell evidently be! lievos. A swollen death rate and a busy \ Coroner are stern realltit's which may perhaps • impress ...