... while in the 07 towns the infant mortality last quarter averaged 113 per 1,003, births. the sub-districts of Cambridge, St. Andrew the Great had the lowest and St. .Mary the Great had the highest proportions of infant , mortality : while among the other ...

... 37 deaths registered in Huntingdon sub-district last quarter there were included of infants under one year of age, and 14 of persons aged upwards of 60 years. The infant deaths were in the proportion of 103 per 1,000 births registered during the same period ...

... ntile mortality last quarter. la the 67 towns infant deaths occurred the rate of 219 per 1.000 births, or 27 per 1,000 more than in Cambridge ; while among the districts comprised in the accompanying table, the lowest rates of infant mortality occurred ...

... constituent sub-districts. St. Andrew the Less hail theHowcst, and St. Mary ! had the highest proportion of infant mortality ; none these infant deaths were recorded ■ Sutton and among the other districts of the i accompanying table March, ''j sea and ...

... Walsoken. Among the 4)5 deaths in Huntingdon subdistrict last quarter there were included 8 of infants under one year age, and 2o of persons aged upwards of years. infant deaths were the proportion of 17.1 per I,'M) births registered during the same peri I. as ...

... sickness and mortality for th* quarter ending September 30 was as followsßirths registered during quarter, males, 21; female*, 26. Deaths registered during quarter, males, H; females, 17. Deaths certified, deaths not certified, 5. Ages at death—infants under ...

... qUiiicr, and ! i -r ■ the third quarter of last year ; I while in toe d 7 towns • I above for eompiri- j -on. the rate ol infant mortal!'v last quarter i ivernged 21;', and was per l.oOd higher than ! the rate wui. jir vailed in iluntingdou. Of the , . 'her ...

... REPORT ane ent to Dr. reported that 16 births and si were in were registered in March daring the pas I trent The mortality cocurred infants ¢ artook two of the latter attaining the extra yey — ho _— © field and ove case of enteric fever t ere an notified ...

... which i- Odd lower than in lo'.i 'lnlluenza has contributed live deaths to tin general to.'al of iiiortality. i nfanlile mortality i. rei>resented a rat'o of 13d deaths nndei | one yeas- of age I,(W!> registered births iOn November lt a ...

... Officer Health —This re port was for the year Si) 7. Births: Males, 9.1 females, 110. Deaths: Males, ; females, 07, Ages Infants under 1 year, : 1 year under 5. ; 1 years and under 15, 2 ; am under 25, ; 25 and under 65, 37 ; ant upwards, 51. Deaths in ...

... and well taught. while that relating to the Infant School says:— 41 Roth discipline and attainments continue very creditable the teachers. The grant per child in the Mixed School £1 . and in the Infant School His lid. The drawing of the boys was reported ...

... disproved, I thought. Only necessary lies were worth (lie risk for a man of acumen such his. But even the most crafty of mortals is fallible, 1 reflected, and liable to make some insignificant mistake which, like one stone wrongly placed in I Ik* foundation ...