... increase the number of births in France, or, which would have the same effect, lower the rate of infant mortality. It is acknowledged fact that the percentage of infants pub out to nurse who die during the first year of their existence is something appalling ...

... which was 19. The infan. mortality, tbat is the proportion ot deaths of children under one year of age to 1,000 births, was 1562. This is below that of the corresponding quarter of 1888, which was 161 1. Tbe rate of infant mortality was high, higher than ...

... of infant mortality measurci by the proportion of deaths under one year to registered births. It range's from Of) p»r the.usand in Rutlandshire and 02 in Wiltshire to IG4 in London, 16a in Lancashire, and leiS in Leicestershire. The average infant mortality ...

... Factory Act M present ►elulrmg one month —ar.i that er;cbes. or public day nurseries. shoulnl be established. In 1/195 the infant mortality for !Malan.] was 161 per 1.000 born. but at Batley it a 300. A nitwit on manta roltiesuon m F.est India 'holes that 1894 ...

... varied from 12.51 and 12.83 per 1,000 in Bolton and Heaton Wards to 20.18 and 20.42 in the South and East Bowling Wards. Infant mortality varied from per 1,000 births in West Bowling Ward in the West Ward. Lord Rosebery was last night entertained dinner art ...

... Halifax, 1,008. Preston was a bad case. It had more measles and diarrhoea, a higher zymotic death-rate, and a larger infant mortality than any other of the thirty-two large towns. Sunderland stood worst in respect of continued fevers. Burnley of scarlet ...

... AND INFANTILE MORTALITY. At the meeting of the Heckmondwike District 'Council, Mr. S. Wood, who represenis the division on the West Hiding County Council. called (Men. Lion to the county medical officer's rt port as to tile infant mortality of fleckmondwike ...

... i-ame period of the year 1893. Three the deaths were in prematurely born children, all whom died shortly alter birth. Our infant mortality is rather high, seven children dying under one year.—(d) Influensa has prevailed to some slight extent. The cases have ...

... progress were only consistent with Asiatic cholera. There w»* an abnormal amount of diarrhoea in the district, and the infant mortality from th.a caua.- had been great, bot Dr Style said had never known adult to die in a few hour* from this complaint from ...

... that ooanty. He said be found tbat infant mortality was mnrb greater artificiallyfed than naturally-fed obillren. Infant mortality in the nor'.li of England was ranch higher than in sooth. The total average mortality children in tbe artisan ...

... are those of infants under one year old, against in the same class for 1891. This infant mortality measured by the proportion of deaths under one year to births registered is equal to 158*8 per 1,000. The proportion of deaths in infants under one year ...

... Infections Diseases Act (which lie advised the Council to adopt) it is impossible to 'Peak with certainty on the subject. The infant mortality was high, owing to the deaths of three children under three months old from bronchitis. There were three deaths of persons ...