... to Cardiff, a-nd 1 to Leeds. Infant mortality in England and Wales last quarter was equal to 148 per 1,M00 births registered, and slightly exceeded the average. In the thirty-three large towns the rate of infant mortality averaged 152 per 1,000, and ranged ...

... the increase being due almost entirely to an excess of deaths from whooping coogh.- Huddersfeid had the lowest rate of infant mortality of all the large towns, fand ranged from 152 in Huddersfield, 139 in Halifax. 171 in Leeds, 181 in Bradford, and 194- ...

... large towvns, 7 occurred2 in Infanlt mortality in Engzland arid Wales Itst quarter 'wis equal to 188 per 1,000, sad cos-vcsponded wi~h this a-erage. On1 thae thirty- three large towns rile rate rof infant mortality avernsged 2,31 per 1,000. and ranged ...

... ef0fl1iSE AId. Sugden, in moving the reception of tho report of the Sanitary Com-mittee, expressed regret at the high rate of infant mortality in the administrative oounty. The deaths under one year of age for the first quarxter of 1S00 numbered 1,54, being at ...

... Russian Captain Dobrowolski, the senior of the com- manding officers. The Russian losses were one Lieutenant killed and one mortally, one severely, and one slightly wounded; 1 sixteen men killed and sixty-seven wounded. ' The gunboat Giljak was seriously ...

... Royal Army Medical Corps: Lieutenant A. H. Ben- son (attached Gordon lHinhlanders), slight. 2nd Duke of Cornwall's Light Infants: Lientenant H. W. Fife, dangerously, since dead; 2661 Pri- va-te, H. R-othall, severely. Canadia~n Infantirr: Privates 7038 ...

... seen to be actually lower than in Lre- land, which was the lowest of all the Eurwoean coun- tries. The death-rate among , infants in- Bradford, though it bad in late years improved a little, Was still very high-higher than on any reasonable theory it ought ...