... tot years being 3-09. Smallpox bad been entl a fromu the district. The reportcalled attentent he continled bhgh rate of infant mortality non rhe psast year it had been 141-37 per 1,00 upon t 290 births registered. This w~as attribtite'~ tO dfl prevaiing ...

... an exceptional circumstance, and is due to the epidemic of last. spring, from, which many of the tenants suffered. The infant mortality was 141-22 in each 1,000 births, or 21-39 below that of London. ...

... the danger to which they were exposed. Infant Mortality: Eleven-hundred and idnety-nine children died last year under one year of age; and, as there were 8,911 births bregistered, we find the rate of infant mortality was 134. In'1889itwas 128, a tride lower ...

... was an exceptional state of things in Burshrm with regard to infant mortality which required some exceptional remedy. He need not reer to the figures, which showed the mor- tality of infants in Burslem to be considerably beyond the average of the country ...

... 000 of the population from zysnotio dis- eases was 2 3 in 1874, and 14 in 1870. The rate of infant mortality, measured by the proportion of the deaths of infants under one year to births, was113 in 1874, and 12 5 in 1870. The slight increase in the total ...

... atten- tiun to the infant mortality in Stourr'dge, aud to other matters referred to in the report of the medical olficer for m\ ercestot hire. In the past yesr seventy-seven i chi'dren died under one year of age, whereas had .ha I infant death-raie been ...

... COMMONS. The Spoaker took the chair at 12.20. INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. BRELWER asked the Homne Secretary if he had any , information cn which he could rely as to the lage and I still increasing number of infants who wore alleged to bo buried as still-born ...

... In number. In the matter of infant mortality the figures for the past year showed that while the deaths of children up to the age of five were far too numerous, yet that there wass an appreciable improvement so far as infants under one year were concerned ...

... from proventiblo diseases, agaisst b2 in the corresponding quarter of 1874. Therli eas been, however a highl rate of infant mortality, 162 deaths havihi occurred aneongat children under live years. This is ono-third of all the deaths in the qua-rter. ...

... was above all other districts in infant mortality, which was an awful reflection on the town. The Clerk said he had statistics of the mortality in the cotton districts, where it'was higher- than in Burs=n, Infant mortality was very high in. ...

... tary schools 9-In the Health Department: (1) How doer, r tho enhloyment of mothers in mills and manufactorics reinuence infant mortality, and oughtany, and, if so, what, 1 to restritions to be placed on such employmnent? (2) WVhat to reforms are desirable ...

... buildings who were removed to hospitals was 15'7 per s 1,000, which is 2'0 per 1,000 below thea.erageof London. T The infant mortality was 102-1 in each 1,000 births, ot - 41-4 below that of London. LoCAL BILLS IN ?? General Co' t mittee on Railway and ...