... ere-i him to be liberated, simply tiuding liLa , WPIr In the sum of £6O to come up fur judgment when called upon. The infant mortality of Camberwell /Mounded I weer Wyatt's jury on Monday, no fewer than tour sudden deaths sinongst young children having ...

... incraseinthedistrictwas traceable almost solelytotheepidemicofinfluenza. One hundred and two infants died under the age of one year, and the infant mortality as measured by the rate of deaths under twelve months. to the number born alive was l.4 per cent ...

... deaths, 1 were infants 'under.- jye years of age, equal to 39 per cent. on the whole, or a mortality of 6-6 per 1,000. The birth rate wi: a li'ttle under the average, and the death rate was raucb below the average, the infant mortality being less :than ...

... the populati .n, total deaths rate per t hemmed the wren I syrowic disswee, (ii!); rwo of infant mortality per theasonel, by the peopwtion of deaths of infants tinier your to hirhs. 11G It would ho I Teen front thou e dderes that of th, heavy motto/Fry ...

... law, being only 99 per 1,090. There was a marked decrease in the mortality in persons aged 25 to 60 years, and the very large number of deaths in persons over 60 years. The infant mortality rate, if., the proportion of deaths under one year to births, is ...

... nuisances. t With reference to the Council minute instructing the mmittee to investigate and report upon the uabject ofor infant mortality, the eummittee beg to inform the Coucoil that, though tbe necessary ?? weret atonce undertaken, they are not yet in a ...

... annum.-Mx. JsRacor called attention to the discus t sion in the City Council on infant mortality, and to r the suggestion that instruction in the hursing and feed- ing of infants should be given to the girls in the Board } schoolh. Mr. MAO0CaTar said that ...

... sake of comparison,'? Mi. Oslersaid that he was glad to find that there was a slight imnprovement in ragard to infant mortality in Birming- ham, hut in- 1891 there were -in: the- city 15,005 births, while the deaths under one year svere 2,502, or: 167 ...

... interistin; documents and notes concerning the present state of things. He has specially been struck by the awful amount of infant mortality which obtains in both town and country districts, and hopes to do his duty as a citizen in exposing the state of things ...

... bit it was time that tbey were called uon to bear their -fair share of local burdens. - Dealing wzi theh-questioa h of infant mortality, Mr. Osler said he should not -aee -o-to- impress- upon, -the city the nece-ssity. of -- thimnf.. D.. every possible ...

... at the C Council meeting, to which we cair do no more 1 than draw attention to-day-namely, the enormous and appalling infant mortality in Birmingham. t In this respect, the deaths of children under 5 five years of age, and especially,. the deaths c T under ...

... of great, indeed, we might say, of momentous interest, discussed at the Council meeting. This was the terrible rate of infant mortality in Birmingham, a rate which is large in all great towns, but is larger here than in many of the chief industrial communities ...