... classifying the ages at which death occurred, deaths were Infants under one year of age. giving the rate of infant mortality as 6315 per thousand births. This was a low rate of infant mortality. Of the rest. 10 deaths were of children ...

... average number of deaths of infants, who only lived lew hours, owing to premature birth. The general death rate, however, was satisfactorily, low. There were 17 deaths of infants under one year, giving rate of infant mortality 8 per 1,000 births. This was ...

... the average number deaths infants, who only lived lew hours, owing to premature birth. The general death rate, however, was satisfactorily low. There were 17 deaths of infants under one year, giving rate of infant mortality of 8 per 1,000 births. This ...

... average rate of 16 7, all England being 19 6. Ten were invalid visitors, which reduced the resident death-rate to 14*2- The infant mortality for the year was eight, equal to 96 per thousand births. In the late Registrar General's healtby district table it was ...

... ' 2, i number deaths t»> been 74. and the death rate ,0 wo froni cougft. * r« The uumher 0 deaths over »»» rate «,: infant mortality and the V ...

... that the death-rate the Trustees reported was 15*7 per thousand or per 1,000 less than the average the city Exeter. The infant mortality, moreover, was per cent less than it was in Exeter. was very grave question as to why their oues died Exeter such very ...

... acres, and a population of 16.051. The birth-rate was 27-03 per 1,000, against 25-51 1894 ; death-rate against 16 01 ; infant mortality 11980, against 151 16 ; zymotic death-rate -93, against 3 67 : cases of infectious diseases notified 135, or B*4l per ...

... occurred in tbe bouse of a respectable tradesman. No deaths from diarrhea had been registered during tbe P'St 16 years. The infant mortality was also highly satisfactory. Tbe adoption of Dairies, Cowsheds and Milk Shops' Order and Sale of Food and Drugs Ac; ...

... The Medical Offioer of Health presented bis annual report. The number of births the year waa 14:, and deatba 78. The infant mortality, whioh waa very large waa 102 6 - thousand ; 17 deathi under one year of age, five from 1 6, six from 6 to 15, three ...

... in the bouse of a respectable trades; man. No deaths from diarrhese had been registered daring tbe p»st 16 years. The infant mortality was also highly satisfactory. The adoption of tbe Dairies, Cowsheds and Milk Shops' Order and Bale of Food and Drugs ...

... 313 females; being 48 leas tb«n in 1893. Deaths for the year 270— more thao io 1893. Birth-rate 25 ; death-rate 18 01; infant mortality 15116 per thousand births ; zymotic death-rate 3 67; oases of in eot'ous disease notified 240 or 23 per thousand. The ...

... or a rate of 20 per 1,000 ; deaths UB, or rate of 14/5. Deaths from zymotic disease were 12, showing a rate of l.'l infant mortality was 102-4. The local rainfall to October was from seven to nine inches, and below tbe average of the past ten years. ...