... Among the other deaths. 15 were due to chest affections, 12 to heart-disease, and three the result of accidents. The infant mortality under twelve months, still remained high, about one-fifth of the total, whilst, in people of the age of 65 and upwards ...

... to seek ii faetallos or workshops. An attempt - has been made to show,. he thought unanoorimhdly, that ..the appalling infant mortality of the towns in whiek employment of married Nevi ! was not swollen by that practice. The infln• included under homing ...

... year, and on reference to I the table dealing with infant mortality did not show that much could have been done by so-called preventible measures in lessening the rate of mortality. The rate of mortality from the different causes, Dr Rees gave as follows: ...

... The death- 1 rate for 1903 It 4 10.7 per 1.000. exactly the I same as for 1902. The birth-rate waii 26.7 perl 1,000. Infant mortality, 53.8 per 1.000 births; plithisis. 1.1 per 1.000. The deathrate for diseuees of the cheat was .61 per 1,000, and the ...

... was imam. The Infant mortality of Tokio is high, owingto toe early exposure of new•born children. It is no* unusual to see a week-old baby strapped on t.n. back of a child about eight, and sent wit to he jumbled about so its infant nurse playa and ro ...

... the land. But, in speaking of the children's wrongs and sufferings, she . could not avoid alluding to the appalling infant mortality in England and Wales, which was at last aromaing public attention. Such an awful deathrate could only be called a wholesale ...

... Females Total. Abergwessin /Math Llanertyd The infant mortality works out to 125 per 1000. That is to say, one child out of every eight dies before it reaches the age of twelve months. The total number of infant deaths registered was Is —Abergweann, 9 ; Balkh ...

... This large family was somewhat tempered by the enormous mortality of infanta and children in the working class. In Preston It was high that insurance societies refused to insure infant life. Mortality among the children of agricultural labourers was not ...

... inter that during the last quarter five deaths had occurred between persona of 74 and 89 years of age. There had been no infant mortality during the MUM. period. Births had ds in windier. The general health of the town hail been good. In coosequence of the ...

... has risen from 20.3 in 19336 to 25.0 in 1907. There were three deaths of children under one year of age, which gives an infant mortality of 44.1 per 1000 births registered for 1907, as compared with 29 4 for 1906. An analysis of the causes of death chews ...

... rather low. The death rate from aymotic diseases was 1.11 per 1,000, and from chest diseases also 1.11 per 1,000. The infant mortality wa 116.2 per 1.000 births. .1.11 these figures may be considered satisfactory. but how they compare with former years ...

... feeding non-combatants, and when the methods of barbarism, which are traditional in Boer nurseries, led to wholesale infant mortality, Mr Birrell, now the occupant of a most important post in the Ministry, one which above all others needs sanity and ...