... introduction of infantile insurance the mortality returns chew that infant-life has improved 15 per cent. At a recent meeting of medical men hi Liverpool the prize essay on •this subject attributed infant mortality to causes other than that of insurance ...

... Anal Hariow beat CUftoo 4 jam* woee. the Amateur Raeonets Championship semifinal Browning beat Aahwnrth by fftsosn to INFANT MORTALITY. A CORONER'S BUOOBBTIONS. Yeeterdar afternoon, at the of on held at Cb#l*a» the Margaret Dali. four months the child ...

... OY below tac deach-rate of the whol» country. In estimating the retative prevalence of infant mortality, Dr. Vacher calculates that in 14H the proportion ef infants ander one year of age who diod ta Cheshire was 6 per L000 births less than io the whote ...

... death-rate of the whole country. In estimating hut the relative prevalence of infant mortality Dr. him athe I teethrt wher ate Vacher on culatee that in 1894 the proportion Fe i- of infants under one year of age who died in te'i 'bis Cheshire vas 6 per 1000 births ...

... forty-five, engaged avy House home. That the rate of infant mo: time, such towne should be excessive j third ell surprising ; ‘‘ et the same tim esdale Collet very fairly points ou id die- infant mortality rates in Liverpool ring a ford, where the percentage ...

... usoy at the topdi of the list othing so greatly contributed to ti infant mortalityvas the drunkenness of others, M and the death rate of Liverl was largely made C up of infant mortality. Gasgo w and Liverpool H ral notoriously the most drunken towvns in ...

... Miss Collett significantly remarks that a high infant mortality may be looked for, god that expectation is justited by tbe facta, She her strictures, how- ever, by the statement that tbe high infant mortality rates in Liverpool and Salford, where the percentage ...

... the Police Court. !nAs a member of the Health Committee, he had been struck with the extent of the weekly returns of infant mortality, the deaths they might take it, being in many cases caused by needless aid of wilful neglect. What was to be done in ...

... midsummer, 1894, was estimated at ch 163,957. The births registered during 1894 were .ie 4219, and the deaths 2934. The infant mortality during 1894 had improved upon that of the pre- vious year, and in the death-rate among persons sh aged 65 and upwards ...

... mentioned that death-rue, though high, waa comparison with soma districts, low. Tha increased mortality was in a large measure doe to the epidemic inflaansa. Infant mortality was also unusually high —A vote of thanks was tendered to Mr. A. H. Samuel for his services ...

... the high infant mortality, and wished the women of Lancashire would co-operate with the health IN committee in learning the causes of infant mor- ea tality and spreading a knowledge of the tolhni- cal lectures on health. The deaths of infants The fin ...

... If we were in Possession of details we should probably discover that an , should probably discover that an extensive f infant mortality jrevails there. The German Empire takes second place with a birth- 1 rate of 36-7, and is followed closely by Italy with ...