... age to each 1,000 birihkr registered, which is the beat way of estimating infant Inortality, was 144, as against 177 and 16il in the ?? quarter of the previous two Infant mortality measured in this way was 142 in the 20 large English towns, and'ranged from ...

... independent ofmanasipula. tios in tte process of manufacture, and are therefoie suited to the most fastidious tastes, INFANT MORTALITY IN ENGLAND.-During the last year the women of Etigland have horne above 2.000 children a day : but death struck down ...

... : the record of t] infant mortality is a fair gauge. At Leeds, for instance, p wherethissystm ofhalfhouss isthe most common, the o peoplehave een sid tosucced in verytingbht in makting a he t-auithsbee asertd tht te rtesof mortality n AmsyieeAN DiscovERY ...

... 2186 deaths for enca lts ' in the month. The Reegstrar - (Jenerall a Let ?? return, makes tie followre,, marks upo u infant mortality -- In tne ;. ' eight great towns the oeaths cf IaNs in the proportioz of 231 to 1,000 regit. ri and 61. 6bove the teneral ...

... intelligent and educated matron to each group of buildings, possessed of the requisite tact for the duties, not only would infant mortality be reiluced, but the health and appearance of the children would be materially improved. Bearing in mind the difficulty ...

... The Rate of Mortality in France.-In the course c-f the report drawn up th. C*ramut*e the Chamber which th* Govern meat Bill fer Protection th* Public Health was re.'.rrod, scm* Terr striking, not s*y alarm tag, statistics ar* auduced, to the ure*nt ...

... annual rate of mortality per 1,000 persons estimated to be living in the eleven towns, which in the two previous weeks, had been 23'7 and 26 0, was last week 26 2. Bristol again during last wveek enjoyed the lowest annual rate of mortality, 19 0 per 1,000 ...

... in the General Infirmary, and three in the Fever Hospital. The deaths included 24 infants under one vear age. and of persons aged upwards of years; the deaths of infants showed a slight increase upon those the preceding week, while those elderly persons ...

... excessive rate iul Shoefield was caused by 15 more deaths from small-pox, besides a coll- siderable mortality from measles and diarrhrea. The annual rate of mortality per 1,000 persons estimated to be living in the eleven towns, which in the four previous weeks ...

... Wolverhampton. Measles showed the »t mortality Sunderland, Liverpool, and Wolverhampton; aoarlet fever in Cardiff; whooping-cough Newcastle-u Blackburn, Wolverhampton, and Bristol; and diarrhoea in Preston. TSa mortality from fever showed no marked excess ...

... Lirerpool, and Measles ceused the greatest mortality ia Huac'ri-- Halifax, Binningkam, itirkenbeail, LinrpooJ, sad ; wbuoping-eoufh in bbafieid, fWlfora, Derby, Bristol, and aud diarrh ...

... compound suited to the varioas complaints of infants. His laudable efforts ivere at length crowned with the success they so well merited, in the production of that most invaluable preparation, ATKINSON'S INFANTS' PRESERVATIVE which has now stood the test ...