... 000 ; infant mortality, 59-4 per 1,000 births. According to the returns of the Registrar General, the rates for the whole of England and Wales for 1898 are as follows :—Birth-rate, 29'4 per 1,000 living ; death-rate, 176 per 1,000 living ; infant mortality ...

... brought about in some oases by injandicious feeding it is no good; but there have not been any cases of diarrhosa in infants. The infant mortality of the whole districk comes out 10614, which is a very good average, and is due to the mildness and dryness of ...

... A high birth-rate is generally responsible for a high infant mortality, but in the Horncastle Rural sub-district this is certainly not the case as shown by the following figures. Infant Mortality.—This, as I stated last year, is one of the most satisfactory ...

... om the whole beneficinl. We do not find it proved that the Ut of opium promotes crime, suicide, insanity, or abnormal infant mortality. . . . We are ‘onvinced that the great mass of native opinion in British India is entirely opposed to the proposal (of ...

... the deaths numbered 59, making a death-rate of 14-7 per 1,000. According to the returns of the Registrar General, the Infant mortality for Horncastle was 59-4 per thousand births. The CuAIRMAN proposed that the Council tender their thanks to Dr McLay for ...

... registered in the quarter were three, and the ages were 88, 95, and 88, which gives an average of 9l The question of infant mortality, which is still a burning one in some of the great towns, would not be very easily stated to the f! ighlanders of the ...

... steps when I saw annum. He wooed again, and this time won. six_fine male buffaloes. Hiding behind ant-hills, T rate of infant mortality every year is enormous. and taking advantage of the wind, which blew In round numbers, 5,000,000 babies never live long ...

... GENTLEMRN, The past year has not been quite as healthy in some respects as the year previous, but in others, viz., the infant mortality, I am glad to chronicle a marked improvement. There has been a larger amount of sanitary work completed than there has ...

... who failed to attain that age; while the extraordinarily small number of deaths of infants under 1 year proves conclusively that the class among which the greatest mortality generally prevails is taken care of much better than it used to be. And the proportions ...

... the designers of monumentad seulpture. Only Royal personages are allowed to ba commemorated by equestrian statues; meaney mortals have to be content with being on foot. Attention has been called to this matter in conses quence of the wish expressed by ...

... on. The poor girl was darowned. Tue 122,520 deatbs registered in England and Wales in the last quarter included 35,348 of infants under one yoar of age, 56,870 of persons aged between one and (0 years, aud 30,102 of persons aged 60 years and upwards. Tux ...

... forth all the treasurea of her thought at man’s feet ; she plans a bappy future; she fancies she hears the joyous tones of infant voices, in the distant horizon of her life, sweep past like the tope of a distant -bell; she places her fittle joys in them—the ...