... curiously It also had bean for the last quarter of 1898, Eight children died under one year of age, giving a rate ol infant mortality of 145 per 1000. No less than 21 persons aged 65 and upwards, of whom 4 did not belong toth district, died, The united ...

... it believable to a limited extenrt-hut whatre IV he held wsvg that there were other things far Ch more responsible for infant mortality in large of cities and towns than the milk supply from T' Cheshire and other places. (Hear, hear.) 5s. He noted in the ...

... bi` in the areas in cuestion it was 40.7 per 1,000. Garden Row had Ia population of 407, a death-rate of 4a2, .and at infant mortality of 55.5 per cent., while the figures for Roby Street were 218, 2o.5, and 531 per cent.; Honduras Street, 217, 40.5. nd ...

... were 86, giving a death-rate of 18.8 per I d thousand. Thirty-one children died I na1 under one year oilage, giving an infant i e mortality of 215.2 per thousand, which 1 3,| was sadly too high. There had been a h great deal of infectious disease during e ...

... were 75 births and 45 deaths, the latter including 23 infants under one year or age and three persons aged sixty and upwards. I Swansea there were 40 births and 33 deaths, including eight infants under one year and eight persons over sixty. DEATH OF ...

... Ill births anrd 47 deaths. . 3, Tloe deaths in-laded 9 infants nndcr one year t of age and 6 pe-sons aged 60 and upwards. In Swansea there nere 56 b'rths aride 32 deAths, the la-tter inelud:n 4 infants under one year 9 d and t3 persons over 60. i couwr NE'WS ...

... paid amounted to £106,673, being little more than one-half those paid in 1298. which was, however, a year of somewhat ?? mortality. The expenses of manage. neat and commission were £29,758, being 13.88 per cent. of the premium income. The life as. ecrance ...

... CARess s.a., M'Kechnie. at Leith, 2ist April. THE HEALTH OF TOWNS. 'The Registrar-General reports that the annual rate of mortality in the 33 great townls of Pnaland and Wales last week averaged 1841 per 1003 The rate in Birkenhe2d was 13. BErrminghar' ...

... births and 3M deaths, the Od latter including 10 infants under one year of s; age and 3 persons aged 60 and upwards. In to Swansea there were 45 births and 29 deaths. -t the latter including 2 infants under one year of age and 6 persons aged 60 and upwards ...

... 49 deaths, the l latter including fifteen infants under one year ot If age and thirteen persons aged 63 and ulp wx wards. In Swansea there were 47 births and h. 39 deaths, the latter including thirteen infants th under one year of age and six persons aged ...

... there will be aa annual deficit of about £40. Some few years since W suan of- £300 was spent on a new building for the W Infants school. to which the Bishop of Oxford and the Diocesan Board each contributed £50; and the additional expenditure is necessitated ...

... Ill births and 45 deaths, the ed latter including 15 infants under one year of in- age and a persons aged 60 and upwards, In t.h Swansea there were 51 births and 27 deaths, 1se including 6 infants under one year and 7 1W- persons over 60. lie on SIR GEORGE ...