... Tuesda;r night an inquest was held on the infant son of Emily Palmer, wife of a laboarer i living at Dartford. The woman wea walking to i Dardord to see her husband, when she was taken ill, and was confined of the infant upon Woolwich Common. She carried her ...

... week, which are 2 under the average number far the corresponding week of the last tee years, reprasent an annual rate of mortality of $133 in. avery 1,000 of the population; omitting the deaths (numbering 4) of persons admitted into public institutions ...

... Poretresth; Clytba, a get (Eeskth), Ponorth. Nt~e fret VITAL STATLISTICS.. for Tisa ?? reports the anlnaal rate otor of mortality in the 33 great townseof England and ded Wales last weekc averaged .21-1 par 11000 ofC their to aggregate papulation, The ...

... authorily to maka fitrI arrangs- I ments. love VITAL STATISTICS. aini The Registrar-General reports tliit tls annual de rats of mortality in 33 great towns of England cwt, and Wales last week averaged 19*3 per 1,000 of lean their eggregato population. The rate ...

... warm elothing. - 1>- Sri being thus relieved from n r-t of their infants are enabled t. 'r ' greater part of the day to rsork, a.: supplement the earnings of the ir;.fy. s. number of infants cared for durien - year was 3,000. These fgures give S? of the ...

... 38being a total rate of mortality equal to2 ' per A1C000of the population. Of the ?? 5 71 in public institutions% devoted to the treatment of I 5 the sick, and 134 were of children be-low five yearsI of age. The deaths of infants below one year of 51age ...

... large towns was during the week considersblY below the average. Some statistics of the relative mortality from diarrhoea amoug insured and uniusured infants would just now be epecially interesting. A CaD.- Me TiPotTArT Di300xTz is annoounced in the Poars ...

... Homeless Infants - . J Home for Crippled Children . Analysis of births and deaths registered in Clifton during the weak ended Saturday, April 25, 1691- Total births 1 IRate, per 10110 psi- annum of births 18-3 Total deaths .. ?? ?? 8 Rtate of mortality per ...

... finl of blaclk sediment. 'Illoy 'could remenimber thist the caroner a Fe.a mont':s la had commented upon the henar mortality ar-one infants, especially of the asurking classes. As the Guardians avere aware a gresat nnronn ';0nuin in th-, city wvorlkedl ...

... HORLtc-'S NIAT.TED MILK WtLL STAMP OUT TUBHgtsUWSoS in infants. Read the official re- ulrns of the Royal Commission, and you will find that the chief cause of this disease, which occe- siona so niuch mortality mamnog children, is the common Cow's milk that is ...

... cember last had been made according to the In- .h stitute of Actuaries tables of mortality and 3 per at cent. interest, the net premiums only being of valued. The mortality of the period having a been very favourable, the resulting surplus wvas letO £400 ...

... corrected averages of the last ten years, and 24 less than in the corresponding week of last year, making the rate of total mortality equal to 251 per 1000 of the estimated population. Zymotic diseasesoccasioned 38 deaths, heing a decrease of 11 o the averages ...