... 188L-87. The deaths last year included 32,692 of infants under one year of age, 70,680 of persons aged between one and 60 years, and 46,742 of persons aged upwards of 60 years. The rate of infant mortality, or the jproportion of deaths nunder one 3-ear ...

... 333 per . Ihe cent., of infants under one year of age, and 9, or 21.4 per Me cent., of persons aged a0 years and upwards. The number J be end the proportion of deaths of infants was unusually is large. Tue annual rate of mortality from all cans per ire ...

... ham House, the infant son A M. H. Blount, Esq.-Mrs. Simmons, wife of Mlr. Simmons, pastry cook, Reading.-.Mr. J. Draper, of Theale, aged 74._At Bath, Mir. Thos. Cnise, land agent and ?? Packington, the lion. John Henry Finch, the infant son of the Earl ...

... natural increase in the last - June quarter was 171. The mortality was about the of average of the tlree precediun correspondingperiods. Of ad the total deaths 65 of themn were those of infants under as one year, 113 were of persons between the ages of ...

... terod in any of the Hospitals in tho borough T'he c- deaths included five of infants under one year of ago, d and eleven of persons aged G0 years and upwards; the w deaths of infants showved a further considerable dccline f, Irum recent weekly numibers, while ...

... they appear, causing a higher rate of mortality than weold .e- etherrise prseoil. ime columns 2 and 4 show the average weekly m. births and deaths dining 1873: while colamns 6 and 7 show the ad mueuel rate of mortality to 1000 persons estimated to be lining ...

... Cole, aged four years. CorE-On December 4th, 1886, at Brympton Villa, Granada-road, Southsea, 'Richard Berkeley Mansel Cole, infant son of Captain Richard Rivarola Cole, 5th Battalion Rifle Brigade, aged one year and eight'months. CooPHR-n the 5th' inst ...

... diseases, like plants, flourish most in warm weather; and in September, when their mortality culminates, cold winds checked their develop- ment. The decline of the mortality was greatest in. the tows districts; and this may be accepted as evidence of the ...

... daughter of Mr. H. A. Barford, 11, Blenheim-place, St. Giles's. DIED. May 2, Mary. infant daughter of the Rev. Edward Owen, Incumbent of Llandrygan; on the 5th, Edmund, infant son of the above named; on the 4th, the Rev. Edward Owen, In- cumbent of Bodwrog ...

... eldest daughiter of the late Rev. Edmund Dewdacy, of P ortsoa. CALAir-On the 13th instaet, at Bing'e Terrace, Souihsea, the infant son of liajor Caloany, Royal Marines, LONaDaLE-On the Btt instout, in Cottage Grove, Southere, O Suseannab, the wife of Alured ...

... of Shaftes- bury, Lord and Lady Choirelull, and the Bishops of Now- foundlend and Madras, ftloe placed in mnourning.f Thu mortal lemains of the late Duchess w ere removed from her residence in Park-laue at an early hour yester- day morning for Blenheim ...

... delicate situation, been since detained at Corunna. She and the infant are in perfect health, notwithstanding the trials and sufferings she endured. Out of ]50 on board 99 were saved -this infant makes the hundredth. MARRIAGES. At St. Margaret's Church, W ...