... deceased served ncr apprenticeship as a pupil teacher at Christ Church -National School, Moldgreen. and was afterwards appointed infant mistress at Lnddendenfoot National schools— & position which her illness compelled her to (« up a few months ago. She was ...

... I'F'TURN OF BIRTHS AND DKATHS REGISTERED DURING THE 13 WEEKS ENDED SEPTEMBER 27th. 1890. - * id.id Sate of ?? a *5_ ~S> Zymotic mortality to -x>z ar. 1 g>l Diseases. ■ 1000 persons 5 ■* S ~ t>* .5 __ —> livine TOWII.IUpS ?? = *i , 3 f^ MC-g ami *r * ~ ?? a ...

... town of 21*59 per 1,000. Of the 52 deaths, five were in infants who had not completed their first year, and comparing these with the number of births during the year, you have an infantile mortality of 60 per 1,000 births ; the rate for Huddersfield during ...

... yuiural of tbt Wait Mt. #. 1. 9 parkin. The mortal remains of tbe late Mr. Ernest Lail- franc Parkin, son of Mr. Joshua Parkin, who met with his death under such tragic and distressing circumstances at Lockwood Railway Station on New Year's Day while ...

... Leighton. A further remand was granted until Tuesday. THE REGISTRAR-GENERAL'S MORTALITY RETURNS. The Registrar-General reports that during the past week the annual rate of mortality in the 28 great towns of England and Wales avcragedl9-3 per 1,000 of their ...

... death-rate of 9*7 per 1,000 persons. An analysis of the age mortality shows that at no age period were the deaths unusually high, stiU there was an inorease in the mortality in infants under 1. The mortality per 1,000 births was 160, against 114, 171, and 97 of ...

... setting off. Police-constable Woodhouse had his hand severely injured in consequence of the restlessness of the animals. Hk.h Mortality among, t I. fasts ix Hcdd eesfield. An inquest was held at the Hope on Anchor Inn. King- street, on Tuesday afternoon, before ...

... in the cases of children under one year of age (which was equal to 135-87 of the births, a fairly low rate of infantile mortality, although in the year before it was 120-25 only, the rate throughout England and Wales being 161) ; 37 were one and under ...

... medical men, you may do that. He went home, and the match was broken off. He wrote to the committee, saying that as he had a mortal disease of the heart and could not live six months, he withdrew his application for rooms wherein to dwell with his wife. ...

... large towns, 2069 per L,OOO. Of the 71 deaths, 11 were in infants who had iot completed their first year, and comparing these »ith the number of births in the year you have an nfantile mortality of 161 per 1,000 births. The rate [or Huddersfield in 1892 ...

... artery has not been severed there are hopes that he may recover. THE REGISTRAR-GENERAL'S MORTALITY RETURNS. The Registrar-General reports that the annual rate of mortality in the 33 great towns of England and Wales last week averaged 18*9 per 1,000 of their ...

... death-rate, 16-90, compares very favourably with 1915, the rate of the 28 large towns. Of the 397 deaths, 89 were those of infants not a year old, or at a rate of 176 per 1,000 births during the- quarter, while 88 persons died aaed between 60 and 80, and ...