... to .sleep where there are four or five others well-closed room. So much due to the maintenance of our orthodox rate of infant mortality.— Journal of Health. ...

... sleep where tliere are four or five others in well-dosed room. So much is due the maintenance of our orthodox rate of infant mortality. ...

... submit to them some statistics upon infant mortality which had collected. Charles-street and his own neighbourhood ascertained tlintr in births there were deaths witlnn two years. The following was the infant mortality at the oeginning of the last century ...

... where there are fonr or five others in a well-closed room. So much is due to tie maintenance of our orthodox rate of infant mortality. With a little tliought and observation there will be suggested to von many more contrivances for tbe securing of un ...

... at all ages. This is an astounding fact, yet perfectly consistent with prior observation; if the general mortality be large, the infant mortality will ever be found to bear its due proportion, and the causes, in such a district as this are perfectly obvious ...

... at all ages. This is an astounding fact, yet perfectly consistent with prior observation ; if the general mortality be large, the infant mortality will ever be found to bear its duo proportion, and the causes, in such a district as this are perfectly obvious ...

... Mr. Bailey, that in these districts only 1,070 deaths succeed 10,000 births within the first year of infant existence. table of the infant mortality in eleven OF THE MOST SALI BRIOUS DISTRICTS OF EXOLAND AND WALES. Deaf hi under year Countiei, Ac. succeed ...

... average.—Dearisgute : The ;umber of dcaths (362) dittii.g the quarter jra passed, Is aboot 100 higher than he average. the infant mortality eons/Bides nearly tioe.half of the total: deaths being,--under one year 77; between one and two years, 48; two WA three ...

... to sleep where there are four or five others in well-closed room. So much due the maintenance of our orthodox rate of infant mortality. of Public Health. ...

... where there are four or five others in a well-closed room. So much is due to the main- tenance of our orthodox rate of infant mortality. ...

... same year, with a population of 223,054 persons, had an average mortality of lin 281. In 1845 the population in Birkenhead was 14,900 and the mortality had increased lin 3GI. The mortality in Liverpool in the same year had fallen to lin 34. In 1846 the ...

... an Seraphim has informed me there has been transmitted to him a work, entitled Meditations on the Tomb of an Infant, concerning the Mortality of the Soul.* This disclosure has convinced me that certain publications have glided into circulation which contain ...