... 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 ...

... population of 4,290, compared with 10.75 last year. The total number of deaths was 51, including 6 of infants and 26 over 65 years old. The infant mortality was 65.93 per thousand of the registered births. Births numbered 46 males and 45 females-a rate of ...

... many years elaps6 have a preponderance of fully two Uillioiis of tigbting men. . WHERE CHILDREN DIE. . Au estraordinarv infant mortality prevails at s(lasgow, the deaths ol' chuidres u ntlerfive years l totalliun 267 for the past furtniaht, or 46 per - eut ...

... Leamington 19.5. Among the 263 deaths last quarter in Oxford there were in- cluded 4.2 of infants under one year of age, and 124 of persons aged upwards of 60 years. The infant deaths were in the proportion of 130 per 1.000 births registered, as against 95 per ...

... issue of the heroic defence by 3 the gallant Baden-lPowell and his little company. II doing honour to the memory of their NU- mortal deeds Chinnor put itself in the forefront of tire villp.ges. On Monday evening the whole comnuuuity, supplemented by some ...

... six oc-l i curred to infants under one year, eleven between X 31 the ages of 25 and 65 years twenty-six above the I age of 65 years, two died in the workhouse who I Ihere formerly resident in the division. The in- r fant mortality during the year was 65 ...

... expenses are also to be paid. I The oldpst school teacher in England is Mrs. Sarah D) as. agect 83 years, whe has charge of the infant room in the Satronal School at Fin- mere, where she has taught for more then fifty years. The Bank Holiday, unhappily, was ...

... CHURCHILL. - Il -- . Pa PnEsaor&roN.-Miss Bishop, for the last five years or so infant school mistress, has this week left the school for her home in Devonshire to pre- pare for her forthcoming marriage. She has been C a most efficient teacher, and by ...

... eagerly express their gratitude to this in generous lady for the many kindnesses experienced. rc BROAD WELL, ol DEATH OF AN INFANT-PARENTAL NEGLECT. The wife of William Brookes, of the Kennels Cottages, gave birth to a female child on Thurs- day week. No ...

... . * - *- I r - THE LATE REv. F. E. OGnDEN.-Amidst every token of affection, sympathyand respect from the inhabitants, the mortal remains of the Rev. Frederick Esso Ogden, were laid in their resting place, in the churchyard of St. aMary's, at which church ...

... returns arethe most -favourable we have had for some years at t this season, and they warrant the hope that a the autumn mortality, which is usually high, -will show a corresponding decrease. Much e could be done to save life if the inhabitants 8 would ...

... schools in Qucen's-road . was , purchaseed at a cost of £950, and paid for. .1 The church was renovated in 1886 andi a . new infant school erected at a cost of between t £300 and £Z400. resigniog in December. 1 1887, MA r. Brainbridgce vas succeeded by the ...