... ealford; and fever in Portsmouth, Freetoj, alti I Plymouth. The single fatal case of smallpox was recorded in London. Infant mortality last quartir was equal fto 160 per 1,000 Fof the births registered, and almost curieep niep ivltli rho mean proportirn ...

... others responsible fothC care of infants into effectingg an irsursflL~ The evidence already given before the Select Cnm- mittee has undoubtedly justified the holding-it this additional inquiry into the whole systems of infant insurance. Whatever motives may ...

... Peabody dwellings, the report states that the general death-rate is 0-96 per 1,000 below the average of London, while the infant mortality is 14-74 below that of the metropolis. Colonel Hambro, M.P., who was in the Carlisle accident, will be in his place in ...

... deaths included 20 of infants aged under one year, and 26 of peosons aged upwards of 60 years. The deaths both of infants and of elderly persons showed a marked decline from these recorded i any recent week. The annual rate of mortality from all causes per ...

... included 52 of infants aged under t4o year, and 41 of persons aged upwards of sixty ' *,rs. The ldeaths both of infants and of elderly persons woed a considerable increase upon tho numbers recorded '4 the preceding wee;k. The annual rate of mortality all causeS ...

... The deaths included 55 of infants under one year of age, and 27 of persons aged upwards of sixty years. The deaths both of infants and of elderly persons exceeded those recorded in any recent weeks. The annual rate of mortality from all causes per 1,000 ...

... the Riunslet Infirmary, and 1 in the Fever Hospiral. The deaths induded 32 of infants aged under one year, and 26 of persons aged upwards of 60 years. The deaths of infants corresponoed with the number for the previous week, but the deaths of persons ...

... induded Ii : infants aged lunder one year, and 31 of persons ascO upwards of sixty years. The deaths of infants ,beow-i a slight increase, while those of elderly persons shswe -I decline from the numbers in recent weeks. Trhe nsiil rate of mortality from all ...

... included 50 of infants aged under one year, and 29 of persons aged upwards of sixty years. The deaths of infants showed a slight decline, while those of elderly persons corresponded with the number in the preceding week. The annual rate of mortality from all ...

... included 48 of infants under one year of age, and 18 of persons aged upwards of sixty years. The deaths of infants showeu a marked decline, while those of elderly persons corresponded with the number in the preceding week. The annual rate of mortality from all ...

... deazths included 30 of infants aged under one rear, and 35 of person~s aged upwards of 60 years. Toe deat:-s both of infants and of elderly preruns cessiderably exceeded !those recorded mn the previous week. The annual rate of mortality froma all cau~ses per ...

... General In-f finnrary, and one in the lever Hospital. The deaths I I included 29 of infants aged under one year, and 34 of persons aged upwards of 60 years; the deaths of infants I showed a deeline, while those .1 eldlerly persons ?? i tr er! 'rd- '11hi fshe ...