... Salford, Wolverhampton, and Bolton. Measles showed the greatest mortality in Derby; whooping-cough in Bristol, Salford, Brighton, Wolverhampton, and Bolton; and ?? faver in Preston. The mortality from scarlet fever showed no mnarked excess in any of these ...

... of persons aged upw-ads of sixty years. The deaths of infants showed asiight decline, while those of elderly persons corresponded with the numbers in the preceding week. Tue annmal rate of mortality from ala causes per 1,900 persons estimated to be living ...

... Infirmary. The deathsF included 43 of infants under one year, and 28 of persons aged upwards of 60 years. The deaths both of infants and of elderly persons eaceoded the numnber in the previous wieek. The annual rae of mortality per 1,000 persons estimated to ...

... rates la HuddersheU, Swum, and showed tba mortality London, Birmingham, and liuauars- Held; scarlet in whooping-cough in Ballard, Manchester, Sheffield, Itoltoa, Swansea; and diarrlußa in HirtsshlW.. mortality I ram fe.er shuwed uarasd exoes* say Una ...

... Blaekburn. and Oldham; and the highest rates in Cardiff, Preston, Shef- field, and Norwich. Measles caused thegreatest mortality in Norwich, Plymouth, and Bradford; scarlet fever in Liver. pool; whooping-cough in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Caruiff, and Norwich; ...

... 6 the Lnnrmary. like deaths included 31 infants one year and erf persons aared upwards '4 sixty years; the destha of infants showed s elderly persons expended those the preceding week. The annual rate mortality persons be living the borough, had been ...

... included 27 of infants under one year of age, and of persons aged upwards of sixty yean. Tha deaths of infanta showed marked decline, while those elderly persons showed a sliLt further increase upon recent weekly numbers. The *—■ rate of mortality from all ...

... The deaths included 43 of infants aged under one year, and 21 of persons aged upwards of 60 years. The deuths both of infants ana of elderly persons Wt ie below those recorded in the preceding week. The annual rate of mortality from all causes per 1,000 ...

... Derby. M>k. »a jwou the mortality Sunderland, Halifax, aud Birkenhejsd ; ecvlet fever in Preston who - u>g-cough Portsmouth, Burnley, Carjiff, Croyjui. t, and Wolverhampton ; and diarrhoea in Nottingham and Blacaburu. The mortality from lever sr. ,wa. ...

... i 6J of infants uo,:er one year or age, and 18 ,f persuos aged unwraras of six:y years. The neaths of ?? vowed a murcher increse upon recent weekly numbers, whaie tnvie at elderly pe:- sous showed a marked declhne. joe annual rate of mortality from all ...

... large towns. The annual rate mortality trom all causes per estimated living 1 in the been 17.4 and 18.0 in the l«*oediag two weeks, was agiia for last week, j Nottingham, during the week, the towns, ahowsd the annual mortality/ 11.6 per 1,000. The rat* s ...

... nfirmuary. The deaths included 42 of infants aged under one year, and 44 of persons aged upwards of i0 years. Each of these numbers consinerably exceeded those returned in the previous week. The annual rate of mortality from all causes per 1,000 persons ...