... for the first in children about two rate for the quarter is 1:07. No was caused by any Children died under one’ year of infant mortality of 88°88 per 1,000 meet did not, however, belong district, so that the deaths were true rate for the district is 508 ...

... is to an rate of 16.4 per ‘word recorded. trom wus bong Rin Sea wren one enteric fever and zymotic desth rate was 1.26 infant mortality rate was average for the previous Is for the =o 100.1. Commenting 2 the causes of Ft ae Boake reported that hear. diseases ...

... districts referred to was 26:68, and the death-rate 15°47, as compared with 25°93 and 13°63 respectively in 1894. The infant mortality was 125 6, as compared with 142 throughout England for the past ten years. Tewkesbury last year had an infantile death-rate ...

... of the borough had been entirely Cary Age Beyond a few cases of were ealy two notifications of ifectious diseases. The infant mortality was about one case of one-half of the average. There was outside the zymotic disease, and that was gratulate theniselves ...

... causes, giving a ayinotic death-rate of 01. Infant mortality was 137'09 per 1,000 births. In 1892 there were 129 births and 56 deaths, giving a birth-rate of 35.4 and death-rate of 153 per 1,000, the isfact mortality b dog 1472. Dr. 14gLinton also presented ...

... will bp renwrabored, :passed through arlianwai at initiative of Robert Gerd: It is designed to Tr (NCO ti{* gate of infant, mortality on liana which Mn ,atttsily bran tried at4t groat sin era in a foir Lancashire and Yorkshire towns: It provides for the ...

... far-reaching, and the author scarcely exaggerates when ho remarks that whether we have to deal with orerernw4ling, with infant mortality, with drink, with sweating even, we are invariably brought hack to housing as the basic question that the social reformer ...

... one fatal care of wi . to wit. giving an ep? se cuccumbed wu dwease rate of ots asd 1 the age of one year, making an infant mortality rate equal to 120.0 per 1,000. wards i, aye of 63 years and up- of their agve being 75 years and four months. average ...

... importance in which that society could play great part, and that was in the matter of infant mortality. The diminishing birth-rate '•nd the very high death-rate amongst infants was rapidly becoming • national question, and to him the existing state of things ...

... three from diarrhea. deaths were of infants, and more due to feeding than to any really the heat and drought would 0°54 for the third rate was 2:5, compared with an of 1897, Bight dren had under one arate of infant mortality of 150 per 1, Bi This was a high ...

... The registered reached 68, giving a birth- only one death. Five children died under one year of 2a; giving a rate of infant mortality Of 73.52 pe. 000 births. No fewer 20 persons and upwards (one at 9%). The Council decided to a bY the joint Board of ...

... nil—a condition of affairs which also in the last quarter of 1898. Eight children died under one year of jving rate of infant mortality of 146.45 per 1 'o fewer than 21 died aged 6 and upwards, of whom four di i persons not belong to the district. united ...