... The low death rate was mainly due to the low Summer temperature, which caused excep- tionally low rates of infant mortality, and especially mortality from diarrhcea. The 100,565 deaths included 57,057 males, and 62'603 females. In equal numbers living 'he ...

... cent. of infants under one year of age, and 2:3,36 or 194 per cent. of persons aged 60 years and upxanrds: is the corresponding quarter of 1870 these proportion; wxere .almost identical, 30'9 and 19 4 per cent respectively. Il- fant mortality, measured ...

... registered hi during'the quarter 14'8deaths of infants under one m year of age were recorded against 157 and 137 per n cent. respectively in the corresponding quarters of 1871 er and 1872. infant mortality measured in this way Was ni equal to 16 6 per ...

... BAKER, Emma, 42 years, St. Mary Quay. 26. CHssTrorsrsmt, A 'deaide, 30 years, St. Helen. 21.. BiGGs, Ernest, infant, St. Matthew. MORTALITY IN 1PSWICH-ITS CAUSES. An abstract of the return of deaths for the week ending Saturday, May 21st, 1898. Black ...

... above what was ex- pected by 2. In the same quarter of last year there were only 34,- or 11 less than the present total. Infant mortality was heavy, for 13 deaths re- ferred to children under one year. Capel St. Mary had 35 births, and the deaths being 34 ...

... Beitie, infant, St. Clement. ,, 22. BENNaiT, Charles E., infant, St. Clement. ,, 22. WILSON, Beatrice F. V., infant, All Saints. 22. DEVEREUX, Victor H., infant, St. Clement 22. GIBsON, Harry, infant, St. Peter. 23. MEinUt, Violet A., ...

... POWELL, Frederick, 44 years, St. Mar- garet. ,, Stti'rasD, Beatrice M., one year, St. Clement. , JrIuAN, William, infant, St. Margaret. MORTALITY IN 1PSWICH-ITS CAUSES. An abstract of the return of deaths for the week ending Saturday, October 10th, 1896. ...

... proportion of deaths to its Le population, the number of deaths referred to the prin- cipal zymotic diseases, and its infant mortality mea- sured by tie proportion of deaths of children under one year to births registered. In tie large publicinstitutions ...

... 69 years, St. John. 28. COLEMAN, Martja H., 25 years, St. Nichalas. 28. HARvEY, Bertie, infant, St. Mary Stoke. 28. WEBB, David G., infant, St. Matthew. MORTALITY IN IPSWICH-ITS CAUSES. An abstract of the return of deaths for iia wveek ending Saturday ...

... CEMETERY. June 3. MARGETSON, Alfred A, 23 years, St. Clement. 4. HuSqANr, Albert E,, infant, St. Stephen. 4. MBIASON, Henry P., infant, Holy Trinity. I;. BOSTON, John Henry, infant, St John. 7. SMIITH, Edward, 67 years, St. Peter. ,, S. ROBErTsoN, Francis A. ...

... Margaret. 23. Tyn, Albert E., 10 years, St. John. 24. GOODWIN, Stanley, 7 years, All Samts. 24. BROOM, Owen H., infant, St. Clement. MORTALITY ZN IIPSWICH-ITS CAIUSES. An Abstraot of the Return of Deaths for the week ending Saturday, March 19th, 1898. Park ...

... enjoyed in the corresponding quarter of this year the same good health there would have been a saving of 76 lives. The mortality among infants was not excessive; but there were as many as 6B deaths of persons who had attained the age of 60 years and upwards ...