... infectious diseases, and only three deaths infants under one year age. A most sati factory record, and one that indicated natural healthiness of the district. the ' births. were males and females. infant mortality was 41 per 1,000 live birth per thousand ...

... been remarkable rise the death-rate in London and other large towns throughout England and Wales. In Christmas week the mortality in the metropolis represented an annual rate of 14 per 1,000 the population. In the following week it had risen to 18,6 per ...

... acknowledged Charles' Infante School, per Was Oorar—M, L. D.; A. E. L. Terry, 11.; L., 1.; D. Union-rtreet Infants' Schoot_per M. M. A. Yea—M. A. Y., la; 11 F.. 1.; M. D.. 1.; E.. 1.; A. 0.. 1 .; D. 6 0 A. M.. Public Schaal, Infants, per Niro Septa —B. ...

... tho children were in a bad condition, State suffered. There were two great dangers—(l) the diminishing birth-rato; and (2) infant mor! tality. Thero were many reasons for a falling birth-rate. England and Wales, every 1,000 born, 130 died 1911. Tho largest ...

... for »ba pruteoaon of property and so forth, but there was not at'notion given to the protection human life. for instance, mortality. Statist* showed that out of every 1000 child»*n bora, 109 died the first year their uvea. Take also statistics the Army ...

... said it seemed hard that Miss Bullock should have to pay twice, and he hoped that would remembered. SILVERTON The girls and infants attending the day schools were entertained by Mre. Heafchoote tea at tho Audit lioom Saturday. child received present. , A ...

... held in high esteem by° all who knew him. leaves widow and two sons. The sudden death occurred on Saturday morning of the infant son of Mrs. T. Curtiss, Meeting-street. Appledore. \ Richmond Dock footballers visited Westleigh i Saturday, being defeated ...