... EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY AT MACCLESFIELD. Some aenaaticn has l-eeu ttl in Hards-t;e!d etittmcDt imotiial msc, Mr. AII> wood, recent ioquoit ti.e Led,- of ei.:,d which,it was from ie,lari, - L.. the parenta Le d Indy On aven.ug of the Maccloffieid Town ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY. Infant mortality waa very targe in Naatwieh, 199 per thousand. At Hale waa and Wilma low 57 par thousand. The proportion the municipal boroughs was ISO, in the other urban district* 110, in the rural dlatrteta 90. sad in tbs whole ...

... districts was 25 per cent., and in the rural districts it was 85.9 par cent. White the infant mortality highest la municipal boroughs and lowest the rural districts the mortality amoagold people was higbsst in the rural districts and lowest in the municipal boroughs ...

... whole ooootry, aod 0.6310*cr than the corresponding death-rate ia the Urge towns. INFANT MORTALITY. A ready method of estimating the infant prevalence of iafaat mortality, by calculating the proportion of deaths under one year of age to registered births ...

... of the Public Health Committee, said the death-rate, according to the Medical Officer's report, was very low and the infant mortality for the first time showed distinct diminution, so that they wore in a distinctly better position in respect to these ...

... respectively. It evident, therefore, that the mortality 1876 not exceptional. examining tba of this high death-rate, found to present the usual features of all high death-rates, among which excessive infant mortality and fatality from zymotic dime*see are, ...

... COHORTSX. Ala mneUngof this held on ton IBto nit., Or. WetUns attended to that portion of bin annual report referring ton Infant mortality, which too com milt te onsidnrnd was eatiafsetoiy. letter was rani from Mr. J. Ashcroft, Crow-lane, complaining the state ...

... good hopes of their release. In reply to Mr. Bentinck, Sir G. Obey said the treatment of the Coroner with respect to the infant mortality at Emmetb, in Norfolk, was grossly exaggerated. He bad instituted an inquiry, and the report, together with statement ...

... all, and ia In them districts, as shown by your own health statistiee, that the highest death-rate, tbs highest rate of infant mortality, ia found, and where more milk used .and better conditions of living prevail lower deathrate obtains. Now. in conclusion ...

... and have to resort all kinds dangerous and unsuitable substitutes. Who can estimate the result as effecting statistics infant mortality. Let me prove to you that those statement* are not true. Take first the statement of the City Analyst of Bradford. What ...

... the great infant mortality in the township, has to report instituting inquiries that he believes it it due, firstly the great rainfall of the last twelve months, causing general dampness in buildings, itc., consequently predisposing infants to affections ...

... what grounds ha has formed aa opinion aa Insulting to ear townspeople, as wa bag to state that our opinion the terrible infant mortality of 1876 la (his township ia to great extent traceable to vaocinattoo over which said parenta hava no control whatever ...