... rate 30*4 per 1,000. The number of deaths recorded was 22-18 msleo and 3 males-bring a death rate of 140 per 1,000. The infant mortality was equal to 160 net I.COO, and s groat majority of these deaths were caused by carelessness of the parent* in feeding ...

... referred to the preeeleaoe of infant mortality In the town, end oeaeeo, the princinal of which ha deecrihed Improper toad. Ha geee the etetietica foe the loot three quartan, which chewed deareeae In the infant mortality during the peat quarter.—Mr. Mordp ...

... the nravtano irar B* confidently anticipated more (nvenrahte rusnit la future from the adoption of Iho now Ihorotoof infant mortality had boon from la the prvriano year to » dmtog the teat year. It wno feet that in many teatoMos death watihe of *-i]iflrlior ...

... under 12 months old amounted 24*6 per cent., and of persons aged GO years and upwards 35-6 per cent, of the whole number. Infant mortality, measured in proportion to the registered births, was equal to 14*1 per cent. The report then dealt length with the various ...

... what an called'“barial , 'aa infant mortality, aad the lam Ration that ie held oat to gram neglect, if not to aotaal aaoider. “Them facta oonld only aaeartained with eompalaoty power' and powan at indaauiiy. the heavy infant raoiiality admitted by area ...

... amount of work done leads them to exact steadier and harder work than formerly; aud that an excess of infant mortality results from the neglect of infants oy mothers who work in factories. Against thes.' statements are placed the coutrary allegations that ...

... NOTES AND COMMENTS. by the infant mortality revealed our In this dty eerieoa. la ether parte eftfcaooantzy this zymotic dleorder is extrandy prevalent. At Paisley .SUO cues have ben aetifled. though the deaths have not exceeded 5». At Arbroath the School ...

... 28 deaths recorded—of these 14 were male* and 14 were Itisalea. TBl* corresponded to annual death-rate 16 0 per 1,000. infant mortality was equal t* 82 8 per 1.000 of the registered births, which waa much lower than be bad hitherto known It In Workington ...

... the deaths were 60 years of age and upwards. The death-rale was vsry sailsfaotofT aa compared with previous years. The infant mortality was the rate of 125*2 per 1,000 births, which was decided improvemeet on 148 lin 1883. hpeakiag of the symotic diseases ...

... for the last three years, during the time which (Mr. Loire) bad been medical oOesref health, had beea IT'S per tOOa The infant mortality had been at the rate of 136-2 per 1,000 of the registered births. Referring to the deaths from the darn of .Useaero, ...

... these BT, or over two thirds, are those of Infants under five yean, (ha referring to the death regidar of this institution from 1872 1876, both inelusive, the five years preceding the preseat, the infant mortality for under five yuan is found to be very ...

... Commission ; and, finally, it permits inturcnce of infant life by parents to amomt altogether exceeding the of burial. The report on which it was founded traced directly to thia the high rate of infant mortality in great towns ; yet this cause has been definitely ...