... that of all Louron- for the same period The death-rate was lg42 per l,000, which is 2-99 per 1,000 less than London. The infant mortality was 137-41 in each 1,000 births, or IS159 per 1,000 below tht of London. Tho actual numbers of births and deaths are ...

... cent. of infants under in one year of age, and 28,466 or 23-6 per cent. of persons aged 60 years and upwards; each of these pro- or portions showed a slight increase upon those which s. prevailed in the corresponding quarter of last year. Infant mortality ...

... Committee. It was, perhaps, hardly right for a Mayor to criticise his town, but he could not help thinking thatt the rate of infant mortality in Ipswich wavs little less than a Rpublic scandal. Whether it arose from insanitary dwellings or Want of proper care ...

... diseases and localities. c. Population, births, deaths, and marriages, 1870 to 1887. d. Birth-rates, rates of mortality, and infant mortality, 1870 to 1887. 9. Deaths from zyrnotic diseames, 1870 to 1887. . PdrticuTara 'of'outbrealis of zymotic diseases ...

... Wales during last quarter included 31,123, or 23'1 per cent., of infants uinder one year of age, and 32,452, or 24'0 per cent., of persons aged 60 years and upwards. The infant mortality showed a slight in- crease upon that wrevailing in the first quarter ...

... by the Registrar-Genbral to be 17'5 per 1,000. r The mortality from zyniotse diseases again shows a de. I cided decrease, whilst the infant nortaity, as shown by s the proportion of deaths of infants under one year to y registered births, is satisfactorily ...

... REoistrar-General to be 16'5 per 1,000. The mortality from zymotic diseases is very coen- siderably bulow the average of former yearn. The infant mortality (as showin by the proportion of deaths of infants under one year to total deaths and to roeistered ...

... i11 the district, the principal bakehousso in the district have been visited I be i ci. Birth:rates, rates of mortality, and infant mortality, arge 1870 to 1888. thus S. Deaths from zymotic diseases, 1870 to 1588. to of f Particulars of onthrealce of zymotic ...

... apartments rans just at the back of the e fireplace. t BLUtNDESTON. t INCWrs.TsI.-In consequence of the setrous amousrt of infant mortality in the Lowestoft District, the surgeons c of the town have recuested our esteen3od Registrar of Births and Deaths to ...

... are the worst, and the fact is rendered m, the more serious because they arethe nurseries qt of the town. There the infant mortality ca measured by the proportion of deaths under G one year of age to registered births was equal th to 180 per 1,000 ...

... beginning of the year when influenza was prevalent. The mortality amongst infants under ive years of age, amounted to 12, or three below the average of the last seven years. The rate of infant mortality measured by the pro- portion of deaths under one year ...

... hundred deathi e were returned from old age, 55 from heart disease, 84 f rom wasting. disedises of. infants, and 74 from convulsive t diseases of infants, includine teething and conv ulsiomn. Twenty-one pdrbnus me with vilnt deaths during the year'; six ...