... children, the nursing of the sick, cleanliness, and hygiene generally. It is hoped by this mean, to check the eacessive infant mortality pre. valeta in the city. ...

... children, the nursing of the sick, cleanliness, and hygiene generally. It is hoped by this means to check the excessive infant mortality prevalent in the city. ...

... against 16* last year and the year previous. Of the 167 total deaths 56 are children under five years of age, giving an infant mortality 3% per cent, total deathr,, against last year. During the month births have been registered, giving an annual birth-rate ...

... of 2 per 1,000. This is a high rate for Poulton. There were 9 deaths of infants under one year of age,, i.e. an infant mortality of 132.3 per 1,000 registered births. Of the 9 infant deaths, no less than five were of prematurely born children, who succumbed ...

... cleanliness, and hygiene severally. It is hoped by this means to check the meessive infant mortality prevalent in the city. We bass a high rate of infant mortality at Workington. ALL New &nuts in Boys' Fancy snits, Norfolk., eta, fancy collar., sailor ...

... mentions in the course of his report that Lancashire was one of the counties in which excessive mortality was shown in nearly all age groups, the rate of infant mortality being the highest in the country, viz., 191 per thousand. Lancashire was also among the ...

... &osses to the register as the returns show. The death-rate remains practically unchanged, at 18•3 per thousand. But infant mortality continues to mount up, being twelve per cent higher than in the previous ten year. This is, perhaps, not surprising, ...

... eroszes to the registerzas the ~ r eturns show. The death-rate remains practicaßvunchanged, at 18•3 per thousand. :But infant mortality eontirules to mount up, being twelve per cent higker than in the previotte tenwear-. This is, perhaps, net surprising ...

... crosses to the register as the returns show. The death-rate remains practically unchanged, at 183 per thousand. But infant mortality continues to mount up, being twelve per cent higher than in he previous ten year , . This is, perhaps, not surprising ...

... reached its highest rate, of mortality, which, considering the nature of the disease, is perhaps the moat disquieting feature of the report. If there is more serious feature it is the continued increase in infant mortality. The lowest general death-rate ...

... crosses to the register as the returns show. The death-rate remains practically unchanged, at 183 per thousand. But infant mortality continues to mount up, being twelve per cent higher than in the Previous ten year , . This is, perhaps, not surprising ...

... mentions in the course of his report that Lancashire was one of the counties in which excessive mortality was shown in nearly all age groups, the rate of infant mortality being the highest in the country, namely, 191 per thousand. Lancashire was also among the ...