... had not much time at their n-va-u. «_i **s* I dirorcssion terminated. Dr Hopo ( Liver** >oi) open***! i ■ «•■ * I tho Infant Mortality and fa ?? : ...

... tiie quartor ended September 30th the birth-rate for the adminis- trative county was 35.3, tbe death-rate 163, and the infant mortality rate 173 per 1,000. ?? FINANCE. The Fi-iaoe Committee reported a surplus of £10,383 from last year available for the ...

... Hartlepool, makes some very pouicd remarks in his annual report ou the subject of infant deaths. He po.nts out that 394 deaths under one year of ago gives an infant mortality of 191 Fer 1,000 births registered/ and adds that this, Lv a borottgh suoh __j ...

... antidote and divorce an incentive. i At a meeting of tlio Glasgow Town Council a ■m lrtish called at-U-rtiaa. to tho ?? infant mortality in the city. This slangi-tr- oi the inno-cnts, he said, waa such as called for immediate remedy. Foe the past fortnight ...

... The highest death rate was in September, and it was largely duo to the infantile mortality, six- teen cluldren Laving died under 0110 year old. Indeed the infant mortality rate for tho year was 233.2, tho highest in the county. No fewer than S3 children ...

... officer reported tliat 44 deaths had been registered in the northern section, equal to a rate per 1,000 of 24, and an infant mortality of 52.2 per 1,000, against corresponding rates of 18.7 and 51.4. There had been regi_-.te.ed 134 birth., 63 males and ...

... much respected, and his compara- tively early death is deeply mourned. The Registrar-General reports Uhe annual rat* of mortality in the thirty-throe great towns o# England and Vatjs last wt-ek averaged 16.3 per I.GCO. Birkonhcvd. 17; Birmingham, 16; ...

... disease. The death rate had been 18.9 par 1,000, estimating the population at 16,500, and the birth rate 34.1 per 1,000. The mortality in December, though lower than in August, September, and October, was slightly higher than in November and 3.19 per 1,000 ...

... faith. — Sir Sidney Sheppard seconded, and tbe vote was passed standing. Tlie Registrar- General reports that the rate of mortality last week in tbe thirty-three great towns in England and Wales averaged 15.1 per thousand. The rate at Birkenhead was 17 ...

... In fc, matter of infantile mortality, hower er, tha Medical Officer, report ia fax from s-tirfacto — It is most saddening to think that the death rat, ,of Miik ll— — rcur-h's children ia more than ont in fiv_ The higf-rt infant death rato m th_ I part two ...

... as bai-nks as aot infant when not molested. He has, it is true, a vice — the > vice of faithfulness; he would not patiently see his master hurt, and one word from me is sufficient to rouse in iim • a fury -tDoro powerful than mortal's. During out interview ...

... that there ' were tv-nty -three old Dunelmians serving ia I the war in South Africa, one of them he xegrottea I to say wafl mortally wounded in Ladyemithu — The Bishop of Richmond distributed the prizes, and referred to the dhare of p-iblic school boys ...