... to hear that there were no fewer than 109 deaths from measles. Of small- pox there was, happily, not a single cam. The infant mortality was only slightly in excess of the average for the county, and considerably below the rates for England and Wales. Mr ...

... that the infant mortality was considerably above the average of the last ten years. viz., 27 per cent. of the registered births, again s t en average of between i and per cent. 1 here had been no epidemic illness to account for the increased infant mortality ...

... Refire tbe Coroner. THE CAUSES OF INFANT MORTALITY. An impost was held ea Mewlay afternoon teat by Mr. ft. Pi Hyland ( Osecarri, at the Pollee Court, on the babe( Peskin Annie, aged 46 months, the illegitimate dad l(ae McDermott. married coma, d Is.l ...

... enactment are : Sweated industries; Miss Caroline May. of Bristol ; Women's Work and Wages, as Affecting the Home and Infant Mortality. Miss Constants. Smith, London Women's Work as affecting the Physical Future ofof the Race. and as affecting Men's Wages ...

... universal needless extravagance and wicked waste ; the appalling pauperism, squalor, filth, disease, and preventible infant mortality, to be witnessed everywhere throughout the Kingdom, all bear ample testimony to the lamentable national ignorance regarding ...

... that any system of eugenics. any system of government, any proposal for social reform—as, for instance, the redaction of infant mortality—which fails to reckon with motherhood, or falls short of adequately appraising it, is foredoomed to failure, and will ...

... which is under th. with that of Bombay. which is just under 79. It is asserted that in many large Indian cities the infant mortality approaches one-half of all the children born. What it amounts to in such cities as Canton and Pekin we can only surmise ...

... huge enough to fill the whole ocean. No reasonable person could desire more in the way of a birth-rate, lam sure. The infant mortality, however, or in more general terms the death-rate. is proportionately large, in accordance with the general rule, which ...

... the matter, the Exeter Guardians deliberately asserting that in their opinion, insurance was one of the chief causes of infant mortality in the city and neighbourhood. A system so discredited sad se persicious ought to he dealt with by the se speedily as ...

... would take note of the !set, and threatened to himself communicate with the authorities on the subject. -- A CAL - SE OF INFANT MORTALITY. Yesterday the Coroner (Mr. d. Washorne) held en inquest at the Old Anchor Inn, Tewkesbury-road, on the body of Willie ...

... The deaths (93) were seven more than in 1904. is infants under one year. 2 between one and five, a between five and Is. a between is and 23. 26 between as and 65. and 40 above that age. Infant mortality 98.6 per 1,000 (Stow 119. Bourton 66. eight in Stow ...

... estimated on 125 bi rtha is 26 - 2 Per 1 AO. The actual increase of population—the excites of births over deaths—is 65. The infant mortality, i.e. deaths of children under one year of age. le exceptionally high, being 1200 per 1.000 births registered. There ...