... important part, and that the winter climate of London tended to bring about enormous mortality from some diseases, whereas that same climate tended to reduce the mortality fiom other diseases to almost nothing. For example, in London from February to June ...

... due to measles and diarrhoea among young children, the mortality among which was 54-2 the highest they had had for many yean. would observed that Dr Wallace shoved his about this very high mortality, aed repeated what hod said frequently regarding the neglect ...

... kasube. THE CRY OF THE INFANTS. Greenock, 16Hi November, 1904. Sir,—ln “Man and Matters” column iu Monday's of the ” Greenock Telegraph the leading paragraph deals with a very important subject indeed—namely. “The Cry of tbe Infants.’’ The high death-rate ...

... year of age, and 296 of persons over 60 years; of the in Edinburgh, 92 were of infants under one year, and 160 of persons over 60 years: the 310 in Dundee. 68 were of infants under one. and 82 of persons over 60; of the 274 in Aberdeen. 71 were one, and ...

... bradtog. DEATH BATE-INPANT MORTALITY. Bth December, 1905. Sir. —You nr© to conjfralulotcd on onlled ottention in jour leader the general question of tbe death rate, and. particular, to the mortality among infants. mortality among infanta is continuoun’ ...

... for tlys furtherance of th Or. ‘she beating | tion with the Uhair. Beck” system. ch window with a HUDDERSFIELD n be lated as MORTAL the foul air slow moving elec- The Press Association s wards have special mo ff.ality for Hnddersfc cloged is 97. This is ...

... 19.8 in Greenock. Of the 1,191 deaths registered in Glasgow, 282 were of infants under one year of , e. and 197 of persons over 60 years ;of the 439 in Edinburgh. were of infants under one year, and 121 persons over 60 years; of the 251 in Dundee, 85 were ...

... the staff the baths- The Provost: There has been slight friction. HEAVY ?»PANTILE MORTALITY. Mr M'Laughlan directed attention to the fact that the death-rate for infants under one year had risen from 19 per cent, in the month June 41 per cent, in July ...

... entirely lacking in the knowledge so necessary for the healthful and successful upbringing of their young families. The mortality infants between one and two years old was higher in Port- Glasgow than even in Dundee, a town that bore an unenviable reputation ...

... tort., the wife of J. L. Smith, Jehaaneaborg. Hranaraal; BEATHS. Kidd.—At 15 South Streak, Greenock, on lost, Hath Allan, infant ton of Ben. P. KiAd. SHAW.—At 9 But Blank bail Street. Greenock, thto itoralag, Wee WlUle, aged Are noolba, iafaot non of ...

... aspect, he said that while the ordinary mortality over the whole country varied between 13 and 24 pot thousand per annum, the mortality among infants under one year was between 150 and 160 per thousand, and among infants who were leit during the day to the ...

... between 1896-1901. there died 22.195 infants, aged than twelve months. This is more than seven tirare the pro nuirtber to expected in the Spanish capital, population, an compared* -with ether European cities. The mortality i* attributed the infamous miUt, ...