... INFANT MORTALITY. Tbs mod sad vet weaker Ms bed • dins. spa Is Mali of diens Llverpod AS weft el the Bulb Oissillss was Oa de away/eat duke week was 340, 163 was Oms Ile ansopoedise woe of ad yaw, sad 73 Os Id swinge No lewd 196 wee of Ivo MS of sad of ...

... matter. —Mr F. E. Atk.NSON, .settle, medical officer to combined rural sanitary authority, read paper Infant Mortality. said that infant mortality was generally meant deaths among children under one year age, but took deaths under five years of age they ...

... under live years of age. of these . 214, or 23 3 per cent., were infants under one year. These figures are considerably under tse average of previous ' corresponding, quarters. Infant Mortality, measured by 3 the proportion of deaths under one year to the ...

... classes, who were never better off. Most sanitarians believed the death-rate could be reduced 15 per thousand, and th infant mortality could reduced by improvements in our social system. Quarantine regulations were owerlees against cholera. CHARGE OF MURDERING ...

... somewhat lower than the per-centage in the two s corresponding quarters. Of these 249 or 247 per cent. were infants under 1 year. Infant mortality, measured s by the proportion of deaths under I year to total births, I shows a great decrease, being 163 ...

... were infants under one year. Infant mortality, measured by the proportion of deaths of children under one year to each 1,000 births, was 419, as against 142 and 158 in the first quarter of 1879 and 1880. In the 20 large towns infant ...

... 1887. '[lie excess in the death-rate, from all causes, was produced by T the heavy infant mortality, and that was chiefly due to an epidemic of mcasles. 'be infant mortality amounted to 534 under one year of age, and equalled the rate of 6 0 per 1,000 living ...

... ar.d five only from the various forms of continued fevers. Their drainage was still mostly a primitive character. The infant mortality, while not perhaps higher than the general average, was out of proportion to the death-rate at other ages. The proceedings ...

... amounts to 4GO. The deaths of persons under one year of age amount to 158, and the mortality rate of those 158 deaths is per living in the borough of all ages. The infant mortality, if calculated on the number of births which occurred during the month, would ...

... towns, including London, its death-rate for the quarter was th« lowest, namely, per thousand per annum, compared with 111 infant mortality and diwaees stood in the same favourable position. was gratified the riyes of improved trade, but Halifax could never ...

... must be an excessive infant mortality in Bradford West, or the registration of births must be very much neglected. There is no evidence, either from the ages at death or the causes of death, of any excessive mortality of infants in this district, and ...

... wee tbe Üble for inspection. The report of the medioal officer of health called tbe board's attention to large rate of infant mortality, tbe deaths among children under one year of age being equal 80 5 per 1000. The gas manager presented bis annual report ...