... hospitals with their infants, they would I-a vc to go the work Ikiu*. Ucanse such young wonn o lind great difficulty rinding employ If she did happen she wood have to |ml b-T infant wm-rc roll—w terribly hi-avy mil indeedof infant mortality would be largv-ly ...

... number given above, which the whole district, what must be infant .mortality in the of Dublm known the alums? To add the horror the thing, are remind**] by the Rcpori just quoted that the life infant may be insured, the premium being pavablo upon us»d«aJh ...

... 34-6. that an epidemic of meaalea would only account for about one-third of the infant mortality Dublin the week ending December, 1902 The real caosee of this ex cMSive mortality are, we believe, rightly stated in the report of the Sanitary Association. The ...

... neweloi. only 34.6 per cent, this infant mor ' accounted (or. Your Oouiwd of opinion that what ia required this city to Simla this alarming mortality ana proper honv mg. cieanhasss. aohnaty. iha prnfuotuoe law of infant insmnre payable on death, and an ...

... MORTALITY The Goneral’s return for tfee week ending 30th May. shows that, in that period in the Dublin Registration Area the births | amounted 179—101 boys and 76 girls, and , the deaths to 170—88 males and 82 females , The deaths regiaton'd repressnt ...

... birthe regia amounted to 212 —117 boys and 96 j and the deaths 139- maka and 75 The nypsteml reprreent an annual rate of mortality of 19,1 every 1.000 of the laliun ; onutung the deaths (numbering admitted into public mslilotioo* from focaiiues outexfo ...

... *roa. the birth* atrooi.M 199-OT boy* and t|,« doaths 90 nalca and % (emaloa death* regiatwd reprejent an annual rata of mortality «f , ,l **' P **. latioo omitting the deal ha (nombenng 71 of person* admitted into public i net notions from localities ...

... aniounicd toys and girls j and tl*c deaths to 182 87 males and females. The deaths registered represent an anr.aal rat« mortality cf 26.0 in every 1.000 of the pirpalalion; omitting the deaths (numbering 4) of persons admitted into publtc iusti- from ...

... amounted to 2SS-122 boy* and 114 giHs—and the deaths mailt I and 74 females. The deaths r ...

... the registered l» 198 —99 boy* and girls : and the deaths 145—67 teales and 78 females The deaths represent annual rate mortality of 19.9 every • 1.000 the populatton; omitting the (numbering 9) of persons admitted into public institutions from lor.diti«e ...

... vember sickness rapidly increased, and the mortality rate be-..:m « very high. tally among the cinldnti. Among the Europeans, infants died at the rate of Hve |ier thousand bom. and almost all the tolouied infant* bora died. Milk and vegetables wees scarce ...

... ifc”Dublin ration Ar*» lh* birtb» gistcred boys and 80 and »») ...