... Wailes. The number of deaths of infants ' under one year of age was eight, and the number of births during the year was 164 (legitimate 161, illegitimate 3,) the infant mortality being in the proportion of 49 deaths of infants under one year of age to 1,000 ...

... average for the past four years being 126 ‘Ninety-nine reons were over 5. Thirty-nine caildren (LJ'udnr one year. The infant mortality js rather high. There were rather more than the average number of deaibs from diarrhora and enteritis, accounted for ...

... to phthi sis, and 13 to cancer. Twenty-four infants under a year okl died, giving an annual mortality of 107.1 per 1,000 births registered, compared with a rate of 1004 per 1.000 in 1910. Seven of these infant deaths were due to ::IWD birth., Two hundred ...

... and a rate for England and Wales for 1911 of 14.6. There had been 33 deathe of infants under one year old, inclnding one imported case in the General Hospital. Infant mortality represented 13.58 of the total death-rate, and the rate per 1,000 births was ...

... than the decennial average for this borough, which was 13.51. And the same satisfactory allround statement applies to infant mortality returns, spite the condition' experienced last summer. When come the figures representing birth', however, we find little ...

... Wales. The pumber of deaths of infants under one year of age was seven, and the number of births during the year was 55 (legitimate 52, illegitimate three), the infant mortality being in the proportion of 127 deaths of infants under one year of age to 1,000 ...

... 81, and rate for England and Wales for 1911 of 14.6. There bad been deaths of infants under one year old, including one imported cn.se in the General Hospital. Infant mortality represented of the total death-rate, and the rate per births was 90.49. against ...

... | 2), the infant mortality belug in the proportion of houses. The number of ingpections made during 130 deaths of infants uudpr oue year .uf age to the yoar was, workshops 101, workplaces two. | 1,000 birthe. The average infant mortality in ...

... this benefit? In order answer this question it is necessary to 6tudv the statistics of infant mortality. In them we find that during the first six weeks of infant life the death rate and the waste is greater almost than a, any other period. There are ...

... 1911 is 13.3 against 12,6 for 191¢. Of the 74 d('nths‘ registered, only 21 were hetween the ages of 1 and 65 years. The infant mortality rate 101.4 per 1000 births, which compares very favourably with most of the previous vears. Although the numbers concerned ...

... one year of age one thousand registered births it The mean rate for the previous ten year* is 84. Infantile Mortality.—The ratio of infant mortality to births (49 per thousand) ia much lower than that of last year. The birth-rate ia 4-40 above the average ...

... and efficiency we wish success innovation may public to problems involved shall terrible two disasters of equal in life infant mortality in alone far we loam the item which “Kill fly” lesson hand declaration well learn health will well while On father writes ...