... 15-4, and Sutton Coldfield 12-18. while for the whole of England it was 1;8'S. The position reached in 1828 as regards infant mortality had not been maintained, and the district had relapsed-into its old and, in tji respect unsatisfactory condition. The ...

... respectively of 1S98 and 14'04 per 1,600 per annum. With the exception of two fatal cases of whoopin,-cough in infants there has been no mortality from zymotic disease. Two deaths ha-ebeenregistered from influenza, which appears to have been very prevalent ...

... the deaths frorn tuberculous afctions at. all ages has tal-en place in England and Wales during the Inst sixty years, the mortality from tabes Mnesenterica or abdoninal tuberculosis, which practically represents tuberculosis in infancy, has been scarcely ...

... 1To Io on Monday, the quarterly report of thet restlefl li of Health will be presented. In his SS Mal et states that ?? mortality retarnS for the months of the year were, as a total, toe b t iocal records yet i t was not due to anythi;lO th tary work ...

... and the death-rate. 13.2, exactly the same as in 1696, while the rate o-f infantile mortality er1,000 births was 14~8. It is significant that three- Pousrthi of the infants who died had been brought uip entirely by bottle. Thie zymotic death-rate for the ...

... state that twelve cases of plague and five deaths were registered between the 6th and 17th inst. P .BoMBiY, February 21-The mortality in Bombsay npreewentedyv high, nows reaching 406 daily. 10,239 persons died in the city last, month. Plague is raging, ant ...

... union: and Viscount COEuAM, who presided, delivered an interesting speech. On Saturday the foundation-stone was laid of a new infant school, to be erected in connection with St. Luke's Church, Wolverhampton. It will accommodate 350 scholars, and cost £1,700 ...

... Russian Captain Dobroweisli, the senior of the commanding officers.. The Ro.ssian losses were one lieutenant killed, and one mortally, one severely, and one slightly wounded; sixteen men killed and 67 wounded. The gunboat Giljale was seriouslyI damaged, and ...

... marvellous. He quoted sto a Sc salla! bus interdsted House the salient points of Dr. IY Prensrgst~ reoi---he ncras3ing mortality Inm amon th wor-er, an th friht-ed aste of thild- life Thn pssin onto r- Torie'slecture to ?? nsituio, -e rge tat headvice ...

... in charge. is a man of the weakest possible character, and after the strong rule of Li will be of no more account than an infant. He is a confirmed opium smoker, and even in the time of the fornier Viceroy Tan, who was alwavs regarded as particularly ...