... HYDE AND INFANT MORTALITY. THE COUNCIL APPOINTS A LADY INSPECTOR. At the monthly meeting the Hyde Council, held yesteraay, the Mayor (Mr. Councillor T. C. Beeley) presiding, it was reported that the agreement between the Hydo and Stockport Corporations ...

... HEAVY INFANT MORTALITY CHESHIRE. Last night, in his annual reoort to the s Urban Council. Dr. Gough, medical ffic that out of 560 children born during the died before reaching one year. Thirty-five K o>> all the Northwich deaths were infants year. ...

... rate was 20.6 per thousand for the year. Death from the seven principal zymotic diseases were equal to 1.3 per 1,000. Infant mortality was 155 per thousand of the living under one year. He drew attention to the carelessness of parents regarding patients ...

... the existing state of things. Every man should establish a prohibition area in is own town. He to the increase in the infant mortality in Preston, and said it had been d ue to the alarmin jnerease in the consumption by you NZ women an d mothers of alcoholic ...

... rate was 20.6 per thousand for the year. Death from the seven principal zymotic diseases wer equal to 1.3 per 1,000. Infant mortality was 155 per thousand the children living under one year. He drew attention to the caroleasness of parents regarding patients ...

... complimented; Cheshire and Lancashire the improvement effected in effluents. Attention was drawn to the high rate of infant mortality in certain towns. Alderman J. Beckett, chairman the Main Roads Committee, retired, and was thanked for his services. ...

... lead and copper workers, gunsmiths, chimney-sweeps, and so on. One of the worst features of our time is the enormous infant mortality in districts where factory labour and other exhausting occupations are shared by men and women alike. Among savages ...

... and plans for a new bank and post-office for Parr's Banking Co.—The medical officer's report showed that the rate of infant mortality was a considerable decrease on those of previous months, being 180 per thousand. —It was reported that the Hon. Matthew ...

... 4 higher than the death-rate in the t ~,,'. in England and Wales. The mortality zymotic diseases, except fever, was . than in the whole country- Referring 1 ...

... (Dr. Park) report showed' that during February there had been 50 births, and deaths 39 (or rate 0f'26.7). The rate of infant mortality was equal to 160 per thousand' —a considerable decrease as compared with thei past few months. The Council have .altogether ...

... scarlet had been notified. The death rate for the past year had been 12.9, exactly the same figure as last year. The infant mortality represented a death rate 155.3, which was somewhat higher than in 1900. AN EX-M.P.'S AFFAIRS. A LADY'S PROOF FOR £7 700 ...

... Council to take into consideration tho public supply sterilized humanised milk, with view to reducing present rate of infant mortality. NORTHWICH BURIAL FEES DISPUTE. Ritchie, Home Secretary, has Nortrrwich Burial Board stating that ho is inclined think ...