... by the alterations and improvements whioh have been carried out sanitary bodies throughout the kingdom. Infant Mortality. —The infant mortality for the past year was above that of 1877, and considerably exceeded the average throughout the kingdom. Out ...

... means for disposing of the sewage towns ? What are the causes and what are the means for the prevention of excessive infant mortality ? What arc the effete upon trade of the existing laws of maritime warfare 'Is the granting of patents for inventions ...

... The 113 deaths in the borough included 32, or per cent, of infants under one year of age, and only seven, or per cent, of persona aged 60 years and upwards; the proportion of infant mortality showed a considerable decline. Of the 113 deaths 10 were referred ...

... cent, of infants under one year of age, and but 6 or 9 per cent, of persons aged 60 years aud upwards; tne proportion of infant mortality showed considerable increase upon that wbich has prevailed in recent weeks. The annual rate of mortality from all ...

... feature was that out of deaths no less than 53 of them were under one year. —A discussion took place upon the great infant mortality during which the question of children being insured was strongly condemned, and Mr. Richardson suggested that the board ...

... of infante under one year of age, and M, or 14/ per cent., of persons aged sixty years and up- wards. The proportion of infant mortality showed a considerable increase upon that which prevailed in the previous week. The annual rate of mortality from ...

... illegitimate infant mortality, it showed decline from that which prevailed in 1875. In 1875, the deaths of illegitimate children were 211 to 100 born in wedlock, whereas the proportion in 1876 did not exceed 188 100. Among legitimate infants the rate of ...

... again turns in his favour The infant mortality of the town opens a wide field for speculation, as well as for social and Take this fact,—that moral improvement out of 5,054 deaths in Sheffield, in 1862, 1,358 were of infants under twelve months, and 250 ...

... BOUQq Sold by all respectable Chemists. Beware of Imitations oT E OF REMOVAL a A MAD GRAB AT NO MAN'S LAND. MORE ABOUT INFANT MORTALITY. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1893. a A THRILLING sTory A DAUGHTER OF THE MARIONTS. BY E. PHILLIPS OPPENHEIM. GREAT LINLEY MYSTERY; ...

... He attributes many of the deaths of infants in his district to culpable neglect and even criminal starvation, and adds:— Burial societies, I am afraid, have something to answer for in respect to infant mortality, for, if a child is in several friendly ...

... hospi'al was witbin re ash ; and those infant per cent, were abandoned by the parents. Two-thirds of those received atPaiis die iv the first year; and as tbe number a lmitt has treble!, the amount of infant mortality is fearful to think of. The case at St ...

... increase the number of births in France, or, which would have the same effect, lower the rate of infant mortality. It is acknowledged fact that the percentage of infants pub out to nurse who die during the first year of their existence is something appalling ...