... INFLNT WOXTAFTY. tbet the infant mortality quarter 11. 4 ander Dee year of age in Brietol, which ie of most favour/A/fp mooted cities for the In/minis population, then are so many charitis• and so tow large factorise worked by women ! . labour. In }Smiley ...

... de-adhere equivalent to • :poetic rate of 054 per 1,000 for the year. Twenty children died mid, One year of age, giving a of Infant mortality of 9418 per 1,000 boths—a fairly attiefactory rate. lENCE. ...

... sin month.. It is question. to the children, how such was chicken-pox and how much smalls pos. It a to bow touch of the infant mortality was doe to overcrowding in the I am, Sir, your obedient .. at, Watt. R. Harm.. M. 11.0.5., tr. Highbradge, Sweetest ...

... IS-9, and 17-2 respectively in the same three Tears. The infant mortality,' whieh bad been 141 and 150 in the two previous years, fell again to 143 per 1,000 births last year; while the mortality among elderly persons averaged 80-8 per 1,000 persons bring ...

... epidemic. The death rate waa small, 12 59; births 65. showing a rate of 23' S. The zymotic death rate was nil, and the infant mortality low. 47 6 per 1,000 births. Of the few cases of zymotic disease (7) scarlatina, all were mild, with spreading and no ...

... 66 and upwards, their united age* aTeraging 77 years month*. Sixteen children died und« 1 year of age. giTin* rat* of infant mortality I*Bo per births. Three deaths were due bronchitis, pneumonia, or pleurisy, ten disessoai of the heart, and one injury ...

... 1-61, compared with rate of 054 for the same quarter of 1895. Five children died under one year ol age. giving rale of infant mortality of per 1.000 births. The corresponding rato last ftma was 117-64. Six persons died aged 65 and upwards, their united ...

... Than was oos death retureed for Stoploton district from Bute. Begat. whereas there were 11 in the preying. year. The infant mortality per 1,000 hint. was 125, and for 1894 1303. la Bristol and the large towns it was 141 and 180 reapectively. Then were ...

... death-rate was small, 12659. Thle births were 63, F, in in sbhlowin a rate of 23-3. Zymotio death-rate all, Bud A. east the infant mortality lov-.76par 1000births, Of the NI hiokh few vases of z motto disease (seven scarlatian.) all F. ) the were mild, Witt ...

... ujitarter was 1s61 * pared with a rate of 0954 for tle . iin 0 1895. Five children died tnlll. 1 ril ,- ir~ 3. rate of infant mortality ol' 79-92 ptr' iocIr; n The corresponding rate la-t yar v. , a persons died aged 65 andititward- their ui e e averaging ...

... diseases of the respiratory organs aggravated by cold may in a great measure be ascribed this increase in the mortality. The infant mortality (under one year] for the past 10 years throughout the whole of England was 142 per 1000 born, and 169 for the ...

... included of infants under one year age and persons aged upwards 60years. The infant deaths were the proportion ISB per 1,000 births registered during the same period, against the ! preceding quarter, and third quarter Inst year. The infant mortality lost quarter ...