... males, 40 females or 16-5 per 1000; the zymotlo rate 0-2, there having been only one death from zymotic disease; the Infant mortality was 129-3 perlO00 children born, which, although still a high rate, was considerably lower than last year. In the ten ...

... death-rate of 265 per thousand children under one year. He considered that overcrowding was the principal cause of the high infant mortality. There was some of it due to neglect he was aware, but there would be less neglect were Mbe houses of the working classes ...

... things that the deaths for theyear were 42, giving a death rate of 12 2 per 1000, Fl (Of these 14 were infants under one year, or an infant mortality of 138'6 per 1000. The births during the Tv year wvere 101, giving a birth rate of 29.3 per 1000. T1 The ...

... was no use 'shutting one's eyes to facts. He hoped the efforts of the Coma- mittee would tend to decrease the rate of infant mortality in the coming ?? motion for making& the rate was then carried, and 31r. White. proposed that. a Borough-rate of is. 5d ...

... 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 ...

... age of three, or over the age of 45, and the death-rate of infants under one year worked out at 671.1 per 1000 white and 912.7 per 1000 coloured. Dr. Stoney attributes the high infant mortality to the lack of milk, the natural food of very young children ...

... Saints. Rush, Elizabeth V., infant. St. John. Oct. 12, Cattermole, Sarah A., 35 years, All Saints. Meekings, Hanset, 17 years, St. Mar- Ednmond&. Rose E., infant, Holy Trinity. Halhworth, Jessie, infant, St. Clement. MORTALITY IN IPSWICH-ITS CAUSES. An ...

... 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 ...

... r Aug. 3, Page, Edward, 75 years, St. Mary Elms. Biggins, Jane M., infant, St. Helen. Wuggins, Constance C., 28 years, St. d Clement. if , Lockwood, Maud, infant, St. Clement. MORTALITY IN IPSWIrCH-ITS CAUSES. .s An abstract of the return of deaths for ...

... Barrell, Hlarry G., 20 years. St. Peter. June 22, Bardwell, daith M,. infant, St. Mar- garet. Capon Albert W., infa'c, St. Clement. Stowe, Alfred, infant, St. Clement. .M&ORTALITY IN IPSWICH-IT8 CAUSES. An abstract af the return of deaths for the week ...

... Saints. Clarke. Maud, 10 years, St. Helen. of Kirby, Gladys G., 4 years, St.'Margaret. a-,, ~ Lofts, Herbert M., infant, St. Clement. MORTALITY IN IPS8WICH-ITS 0AUSES. 9 An Abstract of the return of deaths for the week It ending Saturday, April 7th, 1900 ...

... 863 in 1838. Of c deaths 331 were duo to zymotio diseases, 279 h phlihisis, and the deaths of infants under one o year of ZigG nunmbered 994, g:ving all infant b derith rate of 153.1 per 1,O10. Thure had beers tl clecreases-3mall-pox 13, typhoid fever 6 ...