... that our local cempares favourably with that of country generally Mortality Of children under one year of there deaths equal to a of per 1000 births This is very low of Infant Mortality especially when compared that for England Wales which was 144 own ...

... 15 the general death-rate 15 G tall 1’5 whilst the death-rate 13 fall of -9 With the exception of slight rural rise in infant mortality the in vital statistics was evenly distributed among both country areas regards the notification of infectious diseases ...

... death-rate per 1000 infant mottality 1000 births The water is good curtailed intermittent Negotiations were pending for increasing the supply Iu 1897 death-rate was 17 '3 so that the reports for y showed marked decrease The infant mortality was excessive ...

... disease during the of these both cases of membranous croup proved fatal children the of 12 months died infant mortality per 1000 births much infant mortality than years adoption of Infectious Diseases Notification Act which came into operation May 1st last ...

... 0’61 for ’90 or per cent of total deaths for 1890 most fruitful of infant mortality were bronchitis and pneumonia 13 premature birth 11 debility 9 convulsions 4 diarrhoea 3 Infant mortality in Union shows rate of 107‘52 per 1000 of registered births 152T2 ...

... 1890 being 151 number of deathk from whooping cough bronchitis and pneumonia are responsible for the greatly Increased infant mortality Typhoid Fever As will be seen by reference to the table on page 16 cases have been notified to me these have died 3 Braunton ...

... latter caused typhoid 2 2 rheumatic 3 consumption 11 (against year) bronchitis pneumonia pleurisy 33 For death-rate 1 the infant mortality wasSOforthc year 7in Sin very faetor in district Thirty-seven water been Dr King which were fit use 16 condemned more ...

... authority was called to it the seventeen fatal cases were all under one age which he considered accounted for the large rate infant mortality The great scarcity during early Bummer and not followed very outbreak of dise se The of typhoid were all autumn The ...

... the results they appear in Pilton encouragement to would like to established in the St Mary Magdalene Trinity districts Infant Mortality— There be-n 39 deaths of children under year of age equal to death-rate of 11676 per thousand births— much lower rate ...

... children born in Pilton 14 died before ere old whilst rest of the borough of births only died before they 12 months old Infant Mortality— Taking the borough there were 39 of children year of rate of 9974 per 1000 7 were illegitimate Zymotic The total from ...

... (of these 38 were under 12 months) whilst 22 died the ages of 60 aud 70 31 between 70 80 27 over 80 years of age the infant mortality rather above of the few years Taking for purposes of con parison the different regis- tration districts Witheridge with ...

... seconded and it carried unanimously Dr Rouse read his report for 1890 There had been 121 births 93 deaths in the year infant mortality 115‘5 per thousand per cent of the deaths were over 60 years of age There had been 10 deaths from zymotic diseases 2 ...