... Infant Mortality Kirkcaldy.—ln his annual report on the health of Kirkcaldy, Mackay, the medical officer health, calls attention to the fact that many infants under one year of age died in the burgh adults between the ages of 30 GO. ...

... question, and that it suggested to him that the earlier eloeing of publichouses would materially lessen this appalling infant mortality. The matter was remitted committee for investigation. ...

... of the ProvincQ ^ bf Quebec , tho superabundanco of childraB renders parents . less carotid about thea ^ and the heavy infant mortality is d ^ 8 to want of care rather than to wiy constitutional debility . In 'fact , says Mr Davidson , Malfchus would , ...

... last year from the figures given above has 1 exceptionally good. The infant mortality is comparatively small when the number of births is taken into consideration and the mortality from the tymotic diseases is also very satisfactory when one remembers ...

... indicating the mortality in the city from five years to fifteen years between 1 E 22 and 1895 . This table is interesting as showing a gradual diminution of mortality among children of schoo ] age . Il shows thai Ilia average mortality at flgoa 5 to 15 ...

... it might be considered improper for me to throw cold water upon it. At one time there was on the island a good deal of infant mortality called eightdays sickness, so called from the fact that on the eighth day of the trouble the children afflicted generally ...

... of the directors. In 1862 he served on the Committee for the Collection the Mortality Experiences of British Life Offices, which led to the formation of The Institute Mortality Tables, ' now in general use. From 1879 to 1881 he was cliairman of the Association ...

... been-a-considerable rise in the male mortality after the age of 45 , and iri the-female mortality after 55 , recent figures show that this blemish has been • almost entirely removed ; -The mortality among infants under one year of age , which is generally ...

... Cralsholl Infant School 'threw r eh earsed the sironmstaneeo of the rase, and said he was glad that the Liberton School Board had come to see that there wm • grievance. The Liberian Board, he understood, bad mosented to carry on au infant 'shoed Is New ...

... THE OVERLAYING OF CHILDREN IN DUNDEE. The mortality among infants caused overlaying was referred a meeting last right the Sanitary Committee of Dundee Town Conn.i!. Dr Temnleman, the medical officer health, last night. stated that there were a number ...

... death-rate under this head was 3 63 per 1000 or average strength , against 3 80 in 1893 . From pneumonia • alone the mortality among native soldiers ( S'SZper 1000 ) was about four times as great as that among European troops ( 0 ' 75 per 1000 . ) ...

... of the groundsel man—to set forward with the sparkling article upon which he is engaged. But not for long may a tormented mortal expect the continuance of this holy calm. Towards one o'clock the familiar sounds of an instrument known in the kitchen as ...