... under 65 years, and upwards, 38. The infant mortality was - g a rate per 1000 of 140. The rate in 1898 a f b(eneral sickness had not been very ?? the death rate was above the 'iv 214C caused by the infant mortality and i ?? number of aged persons who had ...

... were children under one year of age. The rate was 22.82. There had 'een 31 births, which gave a rate of 32.71. The great infant mortality was due, he thought, to neglect and ignorance on the part of the mothers, and' he would like it to be more generally ...

... fourth quar- ter of 1898, the rate in Oxford sub-district being rather less than that in St. Clement. In the 67 towns the infant mortality last quarter averaged 153, and in the whole country it was 145 per 1,000 births. The 93 deaths last quarter in Oxford ...

... of the population, while the mortality amongst infants alone was ten times that figure. He believed that this serious morbality was largely due to the use of acid preservatives put into the milk 4ood supplied to the infants by iheir parent. Dr. Hope stated ...

... diseases caused only one death, that of an infant under one year of age from diarrhcea. The zymotic rate for the quarter was 0,53 per 1000 living, Seven children died under one year of age, giving a rate of infant mortality of 170 73 per 1000 births. This was ...

... persons-one au infant of nine months, and three persons aged respectively 73, 73, and 82. The area of the district was 978 acres tho population, iCO ; birth rate, 244, the births during the year numbering 66; death rate, 15 4, the deaths I ?? 41; infant mortality ...

... past decade, The birth rate lo was 20 20, as against 22'16 last yenr, the zymotic rate a 0 22, as against 180, and the infant mortality rate 1212 per 100D births, compared with 185 5 the 0 previous year. The Finance Committee presented an. 0 estimate showing ...

... area in qu tion it was 40.7 per 1,000. (Scnsition.l Garden row had a popnlation of 407, a death-rate of 42.2. and an infant mortality of 55.5 per cent., while the figures for RoV-sy-treot were 218, 32.5, and 53.1 per cent: Honduras-street. 217. 40.5, ...

... fhe honks. Although commenced so late Local G I in the season the effeae on the infant mortality referee, arid diarrh.e % rate has been marked, The year wi infant mortality rate for St. Rlelen's in 1899 'Turner Wals 157 per 1,000 births, against a m ean ...

... .org ,pis, INFANT MOaTALITY. bet be The General Purposes Committee reported, Ber are in reference to defects in District Council on administration, that several medical officers sul hed attributed the large increase in infant 'Om mortality in their districts ...

... iwho neglected to sen1 their children to school, kept them unclean. &c. Dr. Hopne, of Liverpcol, opened a discuss or on Infant Mortality. He advocated reaular cieazn.ng good bouse accommodation, the employment of fpmi.je m:pectors. and the provisiou of ...

... birth rate of 25 44; a lower rate than in the last three years. No deaths were due to zymotic diseases, Theo rate of j infant mortality was 60 6. Seventeen persons died aged 65 years, the united average belng 76 years. ?? caused 4 deaths, bronchitls, pneumonia ...