... cammit the influence of sex is most marked im tho choice of method. prefer and poisoning; but men select or rifle. 2 infant mortality has been much in of what it wae in 1900, the cent. of the sacrifice within year of 10 children born is far ton great ...

... engrossed alarm as to the mortality among young ck Dubhn in the Registrar report for the week ended Novemb NG Of 237 denthe in that w were of children under 5 years of age Y more than 50 per Sixty-eight d curred among infants under one year, 16 were ander ...

... in the Dublin Registration Ares the during the week amounted to 183, and the deaths to 183. The deaths registered rate of mortality of 252 in every 1,000 of the population. Sixteen deaths from were registred daring the week. Tuber- calous disease caused ...

... week ; indeed, the figures, which represent an average annual mortality of 30.35 per 1,000, are the highest which have been re- turned for some time. The chief causes of the heavy mortality would appear to be not the -fever epidemics—from which the small—but ...

... the mortality among young children in Dwblin published in the ended November 22nd. report for the week in that week, 119 Of 237 deaths were of children under 5 years of age—that is more than 50 per cent. Sixty-eight deaths oc- curred among infants under ...

... 16 children under 5 years of age, including 12 infante wader one year old. One hundred and nineteen of the persons whose deaths were re- gistered during the week were uoder 5 years uf age (68 being infante ander one year, of whom 16were under one month ...

... Registration Area the births registered during the week amounted to 184, and the deaths to 237. The deaths ananoval rate of mortality of 52% in every 1,000 of the popalation. the deaths, numbering 11, of persons admitted into public institutions from localities ...

... that in the Dablin Registration Ares the births deaths to 183. daring the week amounted to 183, and the ansonual rate of mortality of 252 in every deaths from 1,000 of the population. meagles were registred during the week. Tuber- culous disease caused ...

... registration ares the births daring the week amounted to 166, and the deaths to 228. The deaths registered an anneal rate of mortality of 31-4 in every 1,000 of the population; omitting the deaths (aumbering 8) of persons admitted into pablic institations ...

... Dublin registration area the births during the week amounted to 166, and the deaths to 228. The deaths an annual rate of mortality of 514 in every 1,000 of the population; omitting the deaths 8) of persons admitted into public institations from localities ...

... aroused to “ the leakages of infant life” im Ap article re contly publ in the “ putes that the mortality who are between the ages of ten days and one year, and who are wo at the public expense, was 203 per hat of infants 1,000. ry at the same age was ...

... South District Ho.. pilot, 18 infants, 12 month* old and Sailer, and 8 died front infectious disease. The deaths fr3oll infection diseoe were as follows —Croup. 1 death • measles. 4 deaths; 3 deaths—Total, 6 deaths. The mortality calculated on the foreguinn ...