... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. Trench reported that the deaths registered in the borough of Liverpool last week-128 in the parish and in out-lownshipe, a decrease of the corrected average ten years and loss than the corresponding week of last year—loo were children ...

... Infant Mortality. 'ljieiiinT • 1111,7T1M1 , oft , r a am! a- he part of thi, Itr. ogy Lad -onli• ry valuable 1.-- inpart opoli the aitlip,t, Whil, the alb of the tountry. to and tip- advance , 4 lie plat 50 yearc feint liet3 lo 17 -pr infant mortality ...

... Infant Mortality, Concerning infant mortality the report records the death 1927 1.923 infants under .the ago one year, per cent, the total deaths of all ages. In the number was 2,254, per cent, the total. Congenital debility, prematurity, ...

... England and Wales the infant mortality for 1907 is 118 for 1,000 births, CAUSES OF INFANT MORTALITY. The infant mortality is of a high average, and suggests that there is both ignorance and carelessness ...

... Infant Mortality, The mortality of infants undey nn(-l year was equal to 80 per 1,000 registered live births, This rate was' seven per 1,000 below the average of | the ten preceding first quarters, i The natural decreize of population by excess of deaths ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. DISCUSSION IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS. In th« llouso of Ix>rds. ycstordar, f Ripon further inquiry tho subject of infant mortality. Whilst forty yearn a»o th® deathrato among children was 154 per thousand, to-day, notwithstanding ...

... Infant mortality Of the 738 infants bom in the' city in 1952. 32 failed to survive to their first birthday, which is equivalent to a mortality of 43 per thousand live births. The infant mortality rate in the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Then had the cost of the lunacy that had been caused drink, and the crime and pauperism that were attributable drink, the terrible infantile mortality that was attribut able drink. Dr. Norman Porrett, medical officer of health for H ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. It wu satMfaclorjr note that although *1 aat higher in 1913 than 1912, the general trend c( the nine infantile monahty •atia* facton.. The large*! number out of given namner Itorn survived the end f 4 the fifth year rural dial nets, ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Some time ago the Commissioners of Friendly Societies, in report issued by them for the behoof of Government, made serious reflections on the Assurance societies of the popular character, as having an evil influence on infant life. The ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Tha. Inwio NB of childres sad., twelve a wp. md I.e. •AA of War pm IMO blithe, esiareJ 1..7 ia IllS. 131.34. mid Iz S A (.4th. $43 IS wen of sat bora A Miami laaviag nom 43 41. Arrsoled is witb 4.. awl for NU of MILS. aad MU Ileetare ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. HALF-TIMERS AND MOTHERS IN MILLS. Dr- Barr, medical officer of health for Kish ton, in hi« 26th annual report the Urban District Council, records a birth-rate of 20.4 per 1,000, as againat 18.9 in 1907, and 23.4 average for the past ...