... INFANT MORTALITY. Inquests at the Exeter Police Court The Exeter Coroner (Mr. W. Linford Brown> held an inquest at the Police Court, Saturday, relative the death of the infant son of 'Mr. E. Insurance Superintendent, of Austwick Villas. Alphington-road ...

... To Check Infant Mortality at Fulham. Councillor Clarkeon Birch will move at the next meeting of the Public Health Committee of Fulham Council that the committee request the Council to sanction the appointment of three experienced lady officials to assist ...

... The ??? menlleal officer in his rt staU>B that infant mortality an far ' higrh. and lie attributes arising J, women employment. Poverty £ ******** the husbands- Sent work. mai reas the ...

... age. The infant mortality was 22. or 125 per 1,000, 45 over the average of the last ten years. The figures for Paignton compared favourably with those for England and Wales, whose birth-rate was 27 per 1,000, death-rate 15.7, and infant mortality 133. Deaths ...

... months. There are eleven localities which the death-rate under the 13.7, and more where exceeds this figure. The rate infant mortality (98.7 per 1,000 of births) is high, but compares favourably with many other places. tL© opinion Dr Slade-King, there ...

... There are eleven localities in which the death-rate is under the 13.7, aud more where it exceeds this figure. The rate of infant mortality (93.7 per 1,000 of births) is high, but compares favourably with many other places. In the opinion of Dr Slade-King, ...

... are j eleven localities which the death-rate is under the 13.7, and more where it exceeds this | figure. The rate of infant mortality (93.7 per j 1,000 of births) is high, but compares favourably with many other places. In the opinion j of Dr Slade-King ...

... was likewise much below the average, being only 12.4. This was 1.2 above the return for 1904, which was a record year. Infant mortality was high, but not so great as in many towns. Several cases of overcrowding were dealt with the Sanitary Authority. There ...

... 16.95; that for 1905 Woe 15.73. The England' and. Wales last year was 15.4 per 1,000. The infant mortality was equal to 134.09 per 1,000 btths. The infant mortality for England and NVales for was 133 per 1,000 births. There had been 17 deaths due to zymatio ...

... The most unsatisfactory feature of the year was the increase the rate of infant mortality. Mr. Wheaton thought the Council should take steps to lessen the rate infant mortality, and, on his suggestion, the matter was referred to the Sanitary Committee ...

... the annual mortality for the past ten years from this cause being .53 per 1,000. There-! were three deaths from phthisis, three from cancer, two from accidents, and one suicide. deaths occurred under tbe age of a year, the infant mortality being equal ...

... pneumonia. The birthrate had continued a steady decline. In 1901 it was 24.5 per of the 'population, and last year 20. The infant mortality was lower than the average for the last five years. Under the new building by-laws new cottages were slowing rising ...