... of Health (Dr J it 1 Ray wood), for the year 1899 was [.resented as follows following table shows cerlaiti statistics of mortality for the year compared with the average for the Rural. District in the 19 preceding years, and for England and Wales for 1899 ...

... * the 'The deaths included fourteen infants under kar. :one.year of age and.fourteen petsons aged 50 s .- and.upwardsa In Swansea there were 59 births a 22 and 42 deaths. the latter including fourteen s l, infants under one year of age and nine persons ...

... 5.947 birth. sad 4,017 deaths. The deaths corresponded to an normal rate of ISO per 1,000 persona living. The rates of mortality in the reveral tow.., arranged in order from the lowest, were as follow : 22 Bristol -..-. LI Drrbr ►?1.- WI etis~~ us 170 ...

... repietered 6,741 births and 4.729 deaths. The death. 001101tpooded to en au seal rate of 211 per 1,000 pereehe The Oct.. of mortality In the severs! towns, arranged in order from the lowest, were as follow Gateshead l4l svesalle4q-Tylle.. Croydon 159 llf ...

... 6.094 births and 3.937 deaths. The deaths eorreyponded to an annual rate of 17-7 per 1.000 persons hying. The rates of mortality in the several towns, arranged in order (coin the lowest, were as follow : Croydon Cardiff U 111 LSE 161 Dolton 17 ...

... upwards of 00,003 persons u tata were registered births sad 4,404 m The deaths corresponded to aerial Isis ot fa several tows, mortal la order frees H. lowest. fen ma W 3 MS as - 11l 62 Its 181 Weil Moos* .—. at In the 33 1410 deaths were referred to tba principal ...

... England and WVales so far as mortality is S concerned; Burnley was first, with 12.5. Swan- C sea's rate was 23.7; the average for the whole C of the towns wils 30.9;- the heaviest rate was C that of Brighton, 44.9. ' ARCHER'S INFANT PLANT *CIGARE'l'TS.S V ...

... births and 80 deaths. n The deaths included 25 infants under one year d of age and fifteen persons aged 60 and upwards. In Swansea there vwere 61 births and 49 deaths, i the latter including eleven infants ntnder one' a year and eleven persons aged 60 ...

... against 21'2 in 1898 and 24'3 in 1897. 16 infants, died before attaining the age of 12 months. I here note the marked decrease in infantile mortality as compared with the previous year, 106 per 1000 of infants born as against 204-2 in 1898. The 96 deaths ...

... and 43 births. The deaths includel eleven infants tunder one Year of age Am and twelve etersons aged sixty and upwards. l Ia Swansea there were 42 births and 26 deaths, tisat the latter includiing seven infants under one ud Year of 'age and six persons ...

... and 33 deaths. The deaths in- d eluded'six infants under one year of age and eleven persons aged sixty and up- WE raids. In Swansea there weie, 50 birthls d and 31 deaths, the 'latter' including ten a infants under one year of age and fit-e per- sons aged ...

... and 65 deaths. The ela- dealhs included i3 infants uider one year of G Phe age and 13 persons aged 60 and upwards. In 'mud Swansreea there were '2 births and 38 deaths, Qro- the 'latter including 12 infants under one Year the of age and 9 persons-of 60 ...