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... orders to you hr the oAfeial runners, but am afraid they must have gone astray II received oue wire and two letters- The infant mortality was great here for the tint few months, but now the town is fairly beethe. in spite of rather short rations. Meal. floor ...
... 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 ...
... had to investigate one or two deaths from over-consumption of new potatoes and green apples, while the main cause of infant mortality a premature diet of cereals. The Coroner distinguished fairly between and sen-able eating, what peril mast there be limited ...
... have exceeded the birth-rate—an nnusiLal circumstance, which was accounted for two deaths from accident and a high mortality amongst infants. The health tho township, on the whole, was satisfactory.—The minutes ul important meeting of the Sanitary Committee ...
... Home, will take place the next conference. For two years Stephenson has been far from well. the inst. the christening the infant son of the Duke and Duchess of York take in the presence the and the Royal family in the private chapel, • indsor Castle. ...
... memory of the u y an open ver- dict on t s suggestion, the pro- opectings closed. = f MORTALITY RETURNS. The Registrar-General reports that the annoal rate of mortality in 33 great towns of England and Wales last week averaged 196 per thousand of thgir ...
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... are - but are rap.'ii? k: . r. whole »• r! i into universal kinship means f Malted Mils «r■'■d aliko for vuurg ami oil, for infante o.‘-i ' and the aged, for businesr men bratn-woikers. and travellers all and stores. Price I» «ki . 6d , and 11s r free sample ...
... M Mawt;i,,ni Ku-ou took chief part negotiating the • and lh:» reminds that hit premature death I the xingulai i ogreo of mortality tliat naa ' occurred among t'loae of the employers upon whom fell the strain of the . . Interest-d l» his trade and hi* personal ...
... fizuig sewage tanks App Work*—The Medical Otfcoer (l>r. Behrendt) aaid that among the chief cause* of the very high infantile mortality was disease of the respiratory organs, and he thought there was a good deal of exposure.—The collector's application for ...
... ami e.v.,1,.. ~Vi ' , . - hour* of admiuion. Tf the former are —T « -r.-.i . rc 01 txcliml'nJ, mortality only 129 per cent. Toe „ * . .1 sly carried. . mortality amougst- 1791 cates treated at home was pay exorbitant for *ood l>r*M *’ 3 per cent, Cssttrso ...
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