... of infants under one year of age, and 16, or 14-2 per cent., of persons aged 60 years and upwards; the proportion of infant mortality showed a considerable increase upon that which prevailed in the two previous weeks. The annual rate of mortality from ...

... that ooanty. He said be found tbat infant mortality was mnrb greater artificiallyfed than naturally-fed obillren. Infant mortality in the nor'.li of England was ranch higher than in sooth. The total average mortality children in tbe artisan ...

... of age, and 16-7 per oent. cf aged 60 years and upwards, the proportion of infant mortality ahowed o-eoUne upon that which has prevailed in recent weeks, annual rate mortality from all per 1,000 persona estimated the Registrar- General to be living in ...

... illegitimate infant mortality, it showed a decline from that which prevailed in 1875. In 1675, the deaths of illegitimate children were as 211 to 100 born in wedlock, whereas the proportion in 1876 did not exceed 188 to 100. Among legitimate infants the rate ...

... alluded to the great interest taken the present moment in regard to the prevention of infections diseases. Referring to infant mortality, the President said that very large number of deaths had t«ken place from diarrhoea and otner causes, and arrangements ...

... per cent, of persons aged years and upwards. The propertion of infant mortality showed considerable increase upon that which prevailed in the two previous weeks. The annual rate of mortality from all causes per 1,000 persons estimated the Registrar- General ...

... cent, of infants under one year of age, and 27, or 21*1 pei cent, of persons aged 60 years and upwards ; the proportion of infant mortality was somewhat higher than that which prevailed in the two previous weeks. The annual rate of mortality from all ...

... of (by the Act oi 1891) will work eatixfartorilv. 5 anil th**ir child I’M; (rf) work . .id injur* tl.oir iof*»k io>it infant mortality* l « and Dr. ('oainiisri>oor* think w lift ntatiattoa. Dr. Tsth»e foor wf'eka from • I'.il'Unrtkj y ill.>cal rrap!\v ...

... have been the deserving qbjects much commiseration. —Litcr- Courier (Conservative). INFANT MORTALITY. • The Lancet strongly supports the Bill for the protection of infant life which has been introduced into Parliament. Its object to supplement and amend ...

... in the West Ward. I was wondering whether they have been flushed.—The Deputy-Mayor: They have all been flushed.—The infant mortality under one year was equivalent to 600 per 1,000 births. NEW ENTRANCE TO THE PARK. Me. C. P. Robinzon briefly moved an ...

... the borough. The proportion of illegitimacy has no inconsiderable effect upon tho rate of infant mortality in population, as the death-rate among illegitimate infants is almost invariably more than twice as high as that which prevails among infanta born ...

... 9 per cent, of infants under one year of age, and 15 or 10 3 per cent, of persons aged 60 years and upwards; the proportion of infant mortality showed a considerable increase upon that in the prevLus week. The annual rate of mortality from all causes ...