... females. The death rate, 141, represented 30 deaths (28 males and 32 females), and the zymotic rate of 117, five deaths. Infant mortality was 153 0 per 1C0O births. Dr Eglinton also presented his monthly report for January, which showed a birth rate of 24-8 ...

... an abnormal numrber any or buria 18at the Cemetery this week for Ltjt.j the time of year. ,'Unlke last week, i5 it the infant mortality is but slight, twelve ports of the fifteen interments being those of vacults, whose ages ranged from 24 td'74, giving ...

... males, 40 females or 16-5 per 1000; the zymotlo rate 0-2, there having been only one death from zymotic disease; the Infant mortality was 129-3 perlO00 children born, which, although still a high rate, was considerably lower than last year. In the ten ...

... 18,000 .. 10,000 Birth Bate ?? 37 2 ?? 26 5 ?? 383 Death Rate ?? 137 ?? 101 ?? 10 3 Zvmotic Rate .. 18 0 18 .. 05 Infant Mortality ?? 1421 ?? 96(2 ?? 678 51sAl.%l.POX IN IZIISTOTl, 1856-1897. l The recent epidemics of 1887-88 and of 1893-91, amounting ...

... previous year, this being the lowest ever known in the borough. The zsymotic rate was 0 72 per ICOO, as against 048 In 1891; infant mortality 9803, in 1891 1468 per 1000. The average death rate for 10 years was 1 7. There had been but 48 deaths, and of these ...

... to- zynotic causes, ?? a rate of 2 6 per 1000 living. The infant mortality was 1841' 2 per 1000. Last year the birth rate was 28i2, the - eath ratc 13'3, and the zymotic rate 0-9, infant mortality 1509. The treasurer reported a balance in hand of £244, ...

... actually succumbed, but no fewer than 362.' As to the aspersion thrown at Leicester by repre- senting an increase of infant mortality from syphilis, the following table, also by Mr Biggs, will show its utter fallaciousness:- Leicestor. England and Wales ...

... TAl PATFRS VOR THE 10 YEARS. 1887-96. DEA'TH RAPES FOR THE 10 YEARS, 1857-08. Mlipis- Diarr- All Causes Infant Fever. thetio. tits. per 10c0 mortality Per -- -- living. 1000 birtis, per 100,003 living, 33GreatTowRs.. 206 ?? 167 ?? 20 ?? 29 ?? 84 London ...

... Gloucester mortality in five months only, But how did the unvacolusated children fare In Sbeffield (only 2 per cent, to pick from) t Deaths under 10 yearn of wo, (of 4677 oase only). Vaccinated, Unvacoia~ted, Mortality per cent, of Mortality par cent. ...

... things that the deaths for theyear were 42, giving a death rate of 12 2 per 1000, Fl (Of these 14 were infants under one year, or an infant mortality of 138'6 per 1000. The births during the Tv year wvere 101, giving a birth rate of 29.3 per 1000. T1 The ...

... com pared with 26-0 last year; deattirate., 14-0, cornpared with 12;' iayfnotic- death rate; 070, 0,igaust 023; and infant mortality, 111-0, against 64-0. The chief causes of death appear to have- been phthisif:, bron- chitis, pneumonia, and, pleurisy ...

... the zymotic death rate 3S3, and the infant mortality 149 9 per 1000 infant. In the rural district the births were 281 7per 1000 the death. 152, deathsI frem zymot10 disease 2 3, nan the infnt oaity 106 per 1000 infants, Tne number of patients admitted to ...