... INFANT MORTALITY. The report of the Sanitary Committee included the Medical Officer's report, which stated that during the quarter ending September 30th, 66 deaths had been registered, compared with 62 in the previous quarter and 70 in the corresponding ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. John Tatham, the former medical officer of health for Manchester, has given evidence, largely concerned with Manchester, before the House of Lords' Committiee on Infant Life Protection. In the three years from 1891 to 1894, he said ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. John Tatham, the former medical officer of health for Manchester, has given evidence, largely concerned with Manchester, before the House of Lords' Committtee on Infant Life Protection. In the three years from 1891 ta 1894, he said ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AND INSURANCE. At Hackney, on Wednesday, Dr. Wynn Westentt, coroner, held an inquest on Frederick Roland Hid, aged four months, the son of a tram conductor, of 66, Rendeleham Road, Clapton. The evidence showed that the mother went to ...

... The average death-rate of the child population of the whole country is 25 per cent., but the infant mortality among the Jews is over 60 per sent. Claude Bell, seaman aboard the Royal Sovereign, succumbed at Portsmouth thi3 morniug to injuries sustained ...

... J.G.C.J.E. The general death-rate in Hull was last week lower than it has been since the week ending September 12th. Infant mortality has not been so favourable since May. The zymotic deathrate was lower than in any week since the last week in October ...

... LOCKINGTON. A PHENOMENAL DEATH RATE.—Putting aside a slight infant mortality, the entire population of Lockington, some 500 in number, who saw the beginning of last year also saw its close, with four exceptions, and of these all but one had passed the ...

... of 21,000. The average death-rate is found to be 30.3 per 1,000, compared with 21.2 for the rest of the borough. The infant mortality reaches 239.2 per 1.000 births, as against 168 3 for the rest of the borough, anel 150 in the large towns of England ...

... a p ipolation of 21.'KX>. The death-rate found l»e 3O'd P'-r I,OOV. nutated with 21*2 for the teat the liotuogi). Tie infant mortality n-achrs 232*2 per I.WX) births, againet H'-sJ lor the re-t the borough, and 150 the large town- of England. The dwelling* ...

... ion of Low Spennvmoor with the Spennymuor Urban Sanitary District. The rate of mortality was 20*5 per 1,000. whilst the birth - rate was 40 per 1,000. The infant mortality was still excessive, 147 deaths having occurred. Forty-nine persons had attained ...

... The statistics with regard to infant mortality are startling and shocking. Says Dr Messiter: number of infants under one year of age that died, calculated per 1,000 born, wa3 1058. In worth district the infant mortality was 63*1: in Growle ...

... treasurer’s salary to the end of June 30th, £68, be paid. This vas agreed to.—Tiie Medical Officer reported that excessive infant mortality still continu , though in a diminished degree. There had been 12 deaths, giving a rate of 2526, against last yearata ...