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... resist an appeal at Quarter Sessions against the assessment of property at Alvaston, used as a working mdn's institute. INFANT MORTALITY. Yesterday Mr. Deputy-Coroner W. R. H. Whivlon held au inquest at tlie Travellers' Rest, I'kcston, con- cerning tho death ...
... fOR INFANTS, INVALIDS, AND THE AGED. BENGBB'S FOOD. „ A delicious, hjgfcly nutritive, and f^^SJJ digested Food.Bi.ecially P^P^fJ^J^Ul} fo thos whose digestive powers sre w«««=» j ill ess or age. ?? ■ 1* Vide LANCET, snd other fP^T'J^^ ?? BENGER'S ...
... responsible for the mortality. 195 deaths of infants under one year occurred in every 1000 born. This mortality was exceeded in 11 of the 33 great towns, Preston standing highest with 248 deaths under one year to every 1000 born. While 195 infants died under one ...
... of the previous year. There I had been 250 deaths, whioh was an increase of 38 compared with tho preceding year. The mortality of infants suowed au increase of 12 on the previous year, tho total number being 91. NEW MILLS URBAN. Mr. Edward Godward presided ...
... week ended An*. 29. 1896 - . wa „ 1 ? 1 * to M anal mortality ef 18.S per 1000. Morta ity below weekly average of last year. ?? ll Mortality of four preceding weeks 135, 140, 1631 165 Mortality of corresponding weak of last year , 165 MOBTALITT AS ...
... population was 9,540. General Sanitation.—The infantile mortality was 207 per 1000. This was a serious blot on tho sanitary fame of tlie district. There «had been an average infantile mortality for the last five years of nearly 200 per 1000. This was ...
... Gleadless Infant, £9. 17s. 6d. ; Intake, £50. 155.; Noi^ manton Spring, £26. 17s. 6d. ; and Woodhouse, £100. 55.; total, £207. 15s. Cheques for salaries, &c, amounting to £263. 35., were signed. The clerk had forwarded the plans for tha new infant schooj ...
... better to retain thp present school for the infants and Standard 1, am. i.-n-i the boys to tbe other schools in the OJiinct. It would be of great importance to tl. -staffs of the other schools, and the infants, ii irs's method of dealing with the question ...
... week. SINGULAR DEATH OP A CHILD. Yesterday, Dr Porter, coroner, of Helmsley, held an inquest at Amotherby, Malton, on the infant child of a Labourer named Brooks, which had come by it- death in a singular manner. Some days ago the mother placed the child ...
... little man, wearing a : white straw hat with a red band, and he held in his nght hand a pair of field -lass -as. For two [mortal hours he slowly paced to and fro at the roar of a wall of five thousand human beings awaiting has opportunity. Then he telescoped ...
... Commit 1 cc reported that the De_artment had accepted plans for the ex- tension of school biddings, which would accommodate '6 infants. — A special meeting of the board took place af.er the ordinary meeting, to fill up the vacancy in the board. — Mr. Blackburn ...
... Statistics. — The Regirtrar-General kt •: . : — The highest annual death-rates per - r ' ?? r _a- m«»a-ured by la. week's mortality, nre : Prom m^a _es, 1.0 in Cardiff, 1.1 in Not- to.r) ••:) and in Gateshead, 1.2 in West Ham and tt N- ?? e -on-Tvne. 1 ...