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... Saints. Rush, Elizabeth V., infant. St. John. Oct. 12, Cattermole, Sarah A., 35 years, All Saints. Meekings, Hanset, 17 years, St. Mar- Ednmond&. Rose E., infant, Holy Trinity. Halhworth, Jessie, infant, St. Clement. MORTALITY IN IPSWICH-ITS CAUSES. An ...
... many years elaps6 have a preponderance of fully two Uillioiis of tigbting men. . WHERE CHILDREN DIE. . Au estraordinarv infant mortality prevails at s(lasgow, the deaths ol' chuidres u ntlerfive years l totalliun 267 for the past furtniaht, or 46 per - eut ...
... r Aug. 3, Page, Edward, 75 years, St. Mary Elms. Biggins, Jane M., infant, St. Helen. Wuggins, Constance C., 28 years, St. d Clement. if , Lockwood, Maud, infant, St. Clement. MORTALITY IN IPSWIrCH-ITS CAUSES. .s An abstract of the return of deaths for ...
... Barrell, Hlarry G., 20 years. St. Peter. June 22, Bardwell, daith M,. infant, St. Mar- garet. Capon Albert W., infa'c, St. Clement. Stowe, Alfred, infant, St. Clement. .M&ORTALITY IN IPSWICH-IT8 CAUSES. An abstract af the return of deaths for the week ...
... Saints. Clarke. Maud, 10 years, St. Helen. of Kirby, Gladys G., 4 years, St.'Margaret. a-,, ~ Lofts, Herbert M., infant, St. Clement. MORTALITY IN IPS8WICH-ITS 0AUSES. 9 An Abstract of the return of deaths for the week It ending Saturday, April 7th, 1900 ...
... temperature. ..jQdon last week the death-raty rose from 13.5 to 14.2, and this was almost wholly due to an incrpa.se of mortality among infants under five years of age. In most of the great towns there was like- wise an increase of deaths, the average death- ...
... temperature. in London last week the death-rate rose from 13.5 to 14-2, and this was almost wholly due to :tn increase of mortality among infants under five years of «#e. In moat of tho great towns there was like- wise an increase of deaths, tbe average defith- ...
... THE HEALTH OF MERTHYR. High Infantile Mortality. Dr, W. W, Jones, temporary medical officer, has presented his annual report on the sanitary condition of Merthyr during the year 1893. 'The births during the year numbered—males, 1*168 females, 1,189 total ...
... births ter and 76 deaths. The deaths included,19 infants end under one year of age and 16-persons aged sixty and upwards. In Swansea there were 49 births and 40 deaths, the latter including 11 infants under one year of age and 12 persons of sixty and ...
... 863 in 1838. Of c deaths 331 were duo to zymotio diseases, 279 h phlihisis, and the deaths of infants under one o year of ZigG nunmbered 994, g:ving all infant b derith rate of 153.1 per 1,O10. Thure had beers tl clecreases-3mall-pox 13, typhoid fever 6 ...
... end in a spirited manner. Too much credit cannot be awardea to Mr and Mrs Tipping of the mixed school, and Miss Evans of the infant school, and their assistants for the remarkable talent displayed by their pupils. The proceeds of the entertainment go towards ...
... proposed fire brigade va adjourned. Mortality.-The annual mortality weturna sub- pitted -by Dr. Fraser, medical officer of health, Alpwed that during 1899 the death-rate per 1000 of the population was 19.8, the deaths of infants beeing at the rate of 105 per ...