... good deal of vitality and mortality in our little State on the banks of the Taff. Nothing remarkable about these totals, when com- pared with other large towns, calls for comment. We are ordinary folk after all Infant mortality is high, but not higher than ...

... are worse. Still the comparative method is useful, and it helps to make clear the general con- dition of the town. The infant mortality of thirty-three large towns of England and Wales is at the rate of 141 deaths under the age of one year for every thousand ...

... than born, whinioeved from morning to mgufc. Have patience, old man, I would say to myself remember that the rate of infant mortality is very high in Paris. On the lfoor above lived a Judy who held jlasses history in the morning, geography j in the afternoon ...

... temperature. ..jQdon last week the death-raty rose from 13.5 to 14.2, and this was almost wholly due to an incrpa.se of mortality among infants under five years of age. In most of the great towns there was like- wise an increase of deaths, the average death- ...

... that mortality amongst children was so very great that it was a matter for national inquiry.—The Chairman said the question had been repeatedly referred to Dr. Walford, and he was able to satisfy them that there was no special reason for the infant mor ...

... summoned at. the instance of the London County Council for having the care of infants under one year of age m her house, which was not registered for the purpose under the Infant Life Protection Act. Mr Godfrey prosecuted for the Council Mr C. V. Young defended ...

... the danger to which people are exposed by consuming milk drawn from cows infected by tubercle, and the high rate of mortality among infants caused largely by the consumotion of milk impregnated wiih uisea.se gerrris.1 The committee will be invited by the ...

... despite every W8, h. child died yesterday. When found BC JFOIWUXCY 12th, booked as luggage for Ken?etTtM, ?M'* poor little mortal revealed its preeN*ce by a cry, it was stated to be onlw a week ?' '? Old' It h, therefore. only Jived & tt?!e fj. four months ...

... birth rate of 32-0 per 1.000. The total number of deaths was 237, equal to a riite of 17-3 per 1,000. The average rate cf mortality for the same period in tbe 33 large towns of the country was 22'0 per 1,000. There, were 41 notifications of diphtheria, ...

... drunkenness, prostitution, illegitimacy, infantile mortality, gambling, and the waifs and strays. He quoted statistics showing that about 50 per cent, of the interments at Cardiff Cemetery were tÍlose of infants under one year of age, m addition to which there ...

... employed in constructing the Vale of Glamorgan Railway. These facts should be borne m mind when considering the birthrate and mortality. Six hundred and five births were registered, via., 297 males and 308 females, which is equaltoabirthrata of 30'90 per thousand ...

... eloped one day with the youthful son of a neighbour named Davis. The Wises had four little children, all of whom, save an infant of a year old, were left behind in the father's deserted home. Wise seems to have been overwhelmed with his mis- fortune. ...