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... which was 19. The infan. mortality, tbat is the proportion ot deaths of children under one year of age to 1,000 births, was 1562. This is below that of the corresponding quarter of 1888, which was 161 1. Tbe rate of infant mortality was high, higher than ...
... that of Totk, which war 19. The mortality, that te the proportion ot deaths of children seder one year of age to I.OUO births was 166-2 This below that of corresponding quarter of which waa 1611. The rate infant mortality high, higher than that the whole ...
... atmosphere, the liquid readily assimilated germs of disease, which were multiplied within itself with marvellous rapidity. Infant mortality and consumption were the reproach of all urban sanitary districts and many rural ones, and he contended that the one ...
... all the more painful and harder to bear.—Miss Lily Malainjrre Dyson, of Springfield Infants' Board School, Sheffield, was appointed assistant mistress at Grenoside Infants' Board School.—A letter was read from Mr. D. Leader, one of the .trustees of Grenoside ...
... ! Teo • UM. TKU.H RI IPMYs. The repono Mat deriag the week muted mortality is 29 post mesa M &igloos] arid Wale. was 200 per 1.010 of their The rote. io lir *troll. 18, Blockleare 22. 29 Brighten 18. Bristol 16. Coedit 15. Derby 24. Zelda: 30. Haderslield ...
... DEATH RATE IH LABGE TOWH& The Begiatror-General reports that during las* week the avenge rate ef mortality in ths ST area! towns of England oad Wales waa 209 annually dm 1000 of the aggregate population. Tho rate lv hitkeZ headwasl6: -hrming _a_n, 20 ...
... Salford, Wolverhampton, and Bolton. Measles showed the greatest mortality in Derby; whooping-cough in Bristol, Salford, Brighton, Wolverhampton, and Bolton; and ?? faver in Preston. The mortality from scarlet fever showed no mnarked excess in any of these ...
... nfirmuary. The deaths included 42 of infants aged under one year, and 44 of persons aged upwards of i0 years. Each of these numbers consinerably exceeded those returned in the previous week. The annual rate of mortality from all causes per 1,000 persons ...
... agai-st his own hei^d, fired aud iciiled himself. THE REGISTR__E-GENEKAL'S MORTALITY RETURNS. The Registrar-General report** that during, the pafst week the annual rate of mortality i» the 28 gie&t town* of England and Wales was 206 annually per l,o_>ef ...
... ; average attendance 3244, being 773 per cent. — Miss L. M. Dyson, of Springfield Infants Board School, Sheffield, was appointed assistant mistress at Qreno- side Infants School. A letter was read from Mr. J. D. Leader, as one of the trustees of Grenoside ...
... are respectively as follows:—Pontefract National School (girl*, boys, and infants), £122 17s. 10d.; AU Saints' Infant School, £20 15s. Bd. ; Tanshelf Church of England Infants' School, £28 ss. 7d.; Wesleyan School, Pontefract, £S8 15s. Bd.; and Roman ...
... thankfulness, And carefully noted his business address ; I got foraS ILLING the grandest of CURE For all the corn-torture poor mortals endure ! [ was once more a mau, neatly dressed, washed. and shorn, And nape Ae like a deer, ail through Mason's KILL- ‘a ined ...