... 39 d eathi, safe tb- e latte r including twelve infants under 0110 Jun year of age and seven persons aged 60 and con; upwards. In Swan seae there were 61 births and att a 28 deaths, including sevon infants under one as b; year and two persona over 60. c ...

... including ten infants under one year of age and seven per- sons aged sixty and upwards.- In Swansea there wore 44 births and 32 deaths, the latter Ta- including six infants and seven persons aged at sixty and uplwards. on The rate of mortality in the towns ...

... 6,079 births and 5,750 deed's. The death. corre,ponded to an •notial rate of 25$ p.r 1,01:0 personslivieg. The rates of mortality In the several towns, arranged to order from the lowest, were as follow 141 ; Warier 25/ Cardiff ..--.-- 151 earfamotath ...

... AL ?? and 53 deaths, the latter in- cluding 27 infants uuder ond year of age and seven persons aged 60 and upwards. In Swan- sea there 'vere 73 births and 41 deaths, the latter includ-ing eighteen. infants under ionc year and' four persons over 60, - A ...

... was 3009, the general death-rate being l§9.7 per 1000 persons living, and throughout England and Wales 18.3 per 1000. Of infants under one year of age there were 600 deaths, being in- the proportion of 139 per 1000 registered births. The death-rate among ...

... Summer Diarrhoea. This is an affection, prevalent in the hot sea- son, and peculiarly fatal to hand-fed infants under one year old. The mortality from this cause in our great centres of population is immense. Dr. F. J. Waldo recently concluded a valuable ...

... were 96 births and 50 deaths, the drn latter including 11 infants under one year of age and if persons aged 60 and upwards. In Swansea there were 53 births and 31 deaths, 3f including 8 infants. and 8 persons over 60. iF e- LOCAL LAW CASESS. ?? THE GLAHORGAN ...

... the people, well a safeguard for the general health of the public. The death rate for the past month is a heavy one, the mortality amongst children being high in eonseouence of the before mentioned epidemic of measles, and diseases of the respiratory organs ...

... contrast to Ifagda, w Le las . BIRTHHS AND DEATHS. as le B1 -. The Registrar-General reports that the to is annual rate of mortality in the 13 great towns r- of England and W-alcs last week averaged 18.14 I. per thousand. Rate in Cardiff 12, Swansea 15. ...

... nearest British lauld Consul.) ytoe BIRTHS ANTD DEATHS. A arce icity The Registrar reports tha~t the annual im )far rate of mortality last week in the thirty- e VI' three great towns of England and Wales averaged 10.8 per 1,000. Cardiff-, 11; it Swansea, ...

... same period the emigration of natives of these islands amounted to 59,940. So that the actual gain, and this exclusively in infants, was in round figures 64,000. From the point of view of industrial force, indeed, we were apparently weaker at the end of ...

... museuam in connection with thi chair of botany at Liverpool University- College, at a cost of £12,000, has been accepted. The mortality in Bombay has reached an exceed- mgly high figure, jumping en Friday from 282 to 3t0 (the normal rate is 75). Plague accounts ...