... death-rate, 15.0; phthisis death-rate* 0.81; infant mortality, 58; against ten years' average of 18,7, 12.3, 0,69, and 107. Brierfield.—Birth-rate, 11.7; death-rate. 10.4; phthisis rate, 1.02; infant mortality, against the average for the past ten years ...

... OPINIONS THE COUNCIL, That the habits of the people well their habitation* are responsible, great I extent, for the high infant mortality rate Burnley was mentioned the Town meeting Wednesday., and some discnssiun followed a resume the annual report the Officer ...

... MEMBER Burnley, Dec. 18, .ft i|j| INFANT MORTALITY To Mdiior Bxvreti arid JdvortUor. Sir,—ln reference the Town Council meeting the above subject, introduced Councillor Lees, everybody knows that infant mortality, which we may term excessive, due to a ...

... iquarter 19.47, and tor the corrnspendintg! qinntep year 11.43. Of these, three have died the first year life, equalling infant mortality 56.8. The rato fog Mast quarter was 127.68. and for the corresponding quarter last year 12.89. The diseases were: 6; ...

... occurred that house, giving infantile deathrate 64 per births. There were 224 births in through houses, with deaths, the infant mortality rate of which was 94 per 1,000 births. . Parkinson's Baking Powder—l 4 prixe medala 'arkinson't Custard Powder, deliaoua ...

... Robinson reports that for the fire.t time the birth rate ia below that the death rate. One satisfactory feature the low infant mortality. The births registered were (males 108, females 119), and of these four males and six females were illegitimate. The ...

... to hate had enormous sefc-bacjc. * Improved Infantile Death-rate. Burnley has got unenviable notoriety' for its high infant mortality, and two year* ago was actually second list for. the county. Last year it showed much improvement, dropping seventh May ...

... water and the other nine per cent, added water. Mr. Feather added that the present time the question child welfare and infant mortality were questions of very groat importance, and was necessary that, children should have sufficient nourishment in order ...

... the rates were , 23.0, and 22.8. In the death-rats 22.6, 1912 27.4, and in 36.2; against 15.0, and 19.8 for the whole % infant mortality in 1911 was in 1912 «6, and 1913 969. For the of borOUgh the rates were i 145. 175. death-rate in 1908 183. and i® 77 ...

... in 1913' was 12.2, against 22.8 for the whole town. The death-rate in 1913 was 7.7, against 16.8 . for the town, while infant mortality in 1913 was 105, against 174 for the borough. This area inven as a typical example of group of the best kind of working-cues ...

... Committee, as well has own, Abe work which the ladies associated with. nursery had undertaken. Lady O'Haganrireferred the infant mortality of the town and neighbourhood being a terrible blot on. the progress which we were supposed have made in the last few ...

... died before they were twelve months old was 22, male and six female. This number sen Is the infant mortality rate of 141 per 1,000 birtha. The infant mortality rate for England for 1918 was 97. Five deaths were due congenital causes and three due premature ...