... ILKESTON CONTRIBUTION TO INFANT MORTALITY. On Monday morning the Deputy Coroner. Mr. W. R. Whitton, held an inquest at this Traveler'w Rest Inn, Ilkeston. touching the death of the infant daughter of Phcebe Beal.—Miss Bell, the mother of the child, said ...

... thousand, as compared with 19 74 during 1894. Tan majority the deaths were under one year aud over sixi:y, the rate of infant mortality (18.18 per cent.) being rather high. There had been three serious cases of diphtheria and one death in ooe house, where ...

... were 484, against 498 iu 1894, and the deaths 301 against 319, in 1894. The death rate was 15'3 per thousand, and the infant mortality 160 per thousand births. The honeing the poor and the water supply required consideration. Overcrowding existed chiefly ...

... was 12, aed the infant mortality was 1251 per 1030 of the birth& Thu birth-rate was higher than last year, bet the death-rate bad Mc-rented ooriaiderably. The xvinotie death rate was also higher than in 1891, while the infant mortality had much incemeez ...

... death-rate of 11*45 per thousand par annum respectively. Of the deaths, 26 were intaats under the age of one year. The infant mortality was much too high, and it was mainly attributable bad feeding and management. Not a single death was recorded from scarlatina ...

... medical oiliest of health showed that owing to the mildness of the season the deathrate had been oiceptionally low, while infant mortality had been considerably below the average. I own Clerk stated tiiat he had received request from the Clerk to the Lindsey ...

... 997. The total number was 542, giving a birth-rate of 32.3 per 1. 270 deaths, showing a death-rate of 16. ‘in the The infant mortality had been 129.151 ri. should for the whole district, or 104 per 000 f of Barton, 121.2 for Finedon, and 159.2 for relief ...

... Gireat Bowden are practically the same as last year. Little Bowden affects the average favourably. The proportion of infant mortality is 1 in 4, as compared with 1894, 1 in 3, The severe cold of February was curiously ma\jkid by a decrease of registered ...

... apparatus, or no straw at all. Aassg the various resolutions by branch of operatives, the passed branch &minds, the high infant mortality of the town to see et steam in sheds. Now in Beesley the estimated total of loans is 62,000, sad of weavers 24000. Of ...

... death rate 17.06, and zymotic death rate 1.8, while the infant mortality was 135.1 per thonsand of the births. The death rate was hldgher than in 1884, and the zymotic death rate and infant mortality about the same. Ten deaths occurred in the Workhouse as ...

... Bright's diners 1, accident 1. Ten deaths occurred in persons over 80 years of age. Five occurred under 1 year. equal to an infant mortality of per thousand births. No death was recorded as due to zymotic disease. The severe winter and the appearance of influeosa ...

... the death rate the county decreasiag, tht-death rate V. has high ligure, with a rather upward .1° j 9 the death rat 9 infant mortality at* laws to prevent overcrewdin* would ,jt the council.Tho water supply f r tbe town co*m the Millstoae fit. the winter ...