... it did not spread. The death rate for the year was 18 96 per 100, and the infant mortality 119, the latter being a great improvement on former years ; in 1878 the infant mortality was 43 per 1000 above the average for England and Wales in the same year ...

... an explo- siOII isste ntlh osie nuneld. blowina binjL off thle tabhsl and ?? considerable dlsicage to the apartieeit. INFANT MORTALITY. CARDiFF PAIRENTS C]3NSURE.D. An'inques; liens held h' tho borough 'eiiru.ler (IN~r fi. B. Reece) on Friday v.vening ...

... 9. inI Trouville, Tl'ye, B3, coal.41 STAR.CH POISONING has bean -said, on good l authority, to be the main cause of infant hla mortality NOp farinaceous food should be I givento a child till it has, a full mouth of teeth unlessi.snch food has been previously ...

... Mr. Niundellrri o M.P., presided.-Dr. Tathrri, medical officer oh d health for Manchester, said that the rate of infant I i- mortality per thousand children born ?? I, Preston, 220; lBlackburn, 191.; Salford, 183; Man- d chestr, 178; and Oldham, 171 ...

... , Cardiff, conitractora. in .: u VITAL STATISTICS, I of 1 ly The Registrar-General reports that the annual i re iate of mortality last week in 33 great towns of iy England and Wales averaged lR9 Aier 1,000 of their f le aggregate population. The rate ...

... Academy of Sciences from M. Sandras, on a means of making. infants ?? directly from the teats of a cow. He thinks this method, shown to be successful in several cases, would tend to diminish the mortality of children that cannot have the benefit of the mother's ...

... 1890, VITAL STATISTICS. Tire flagistrar-General's, relturn for the week ended Saturday lasti shows tire average rate of mortality to lave been 19'7 per 1,000. Tlre rate wsil ill :- Birlieruhead ?? ?? 20 Li-erpool ?? 24 Birminglh m ?? 19 London ?? 19 ...

... hexer: willnotbe aplid fo. Te 'huseis advertised! ago. VITAL STATISTICS ?? The Registrar-General reports the annual rat ~of mortality 'last week in the 33 great towns ofI England Hand Wales averaged 2,4'8per 1,000of, their aggregate populations, viz. --I ...

... were 75 births and 45 deaths, the latter including 23 infants under one year or age and three persons aged sixty and upwards. I Swansea there were 40 births and 33 deaths, including eight infants under one year and eight persons over sixty. DEATH OF ...

... hcao Mydelivery .: ?? 74201 - a Norninal. r: £ - VITAL sTATISTIcs, The Registrar-General reports that thl annual rate of mortality last wecek in the 33 great townls of England and Wales averaged 19'7 per 1,000 ?? their aggregate population.' The rate wyas'in ...

... Ill births anrd 47 deaths. . 3, Tloe deaths in-laded 9 infants nndcr one year t of age and 6 pe-sons aged 60 and upwards. In Swansea there nere 56 b'rths aride 32 deAths, the la-tter inelud:n 4 infants under one year 9 d and t3 persons over 60. i couwr NE'WS ...

... important position in the trafijo de- partment of 'the trustees of the Marquess of Bflte will take place on 6atarday, when the mortal remains of the deceased gentleman will be conveyed to Rumney for interment. Mr. Coe's memory will long be highly esteemed ...