... Portsmouth and Suaderland. Infant mortality last quarter in England ard Wales so a was equal to 141 per 1,000 of the registered births, against at an average of 147 in the ten preceding corresponding in n quarters. The mean rate of infant mortalitv in the tw ...

... average weekly number; five deaths were referred to dinrrhoea, two to fever, and one to scar- latina; the proportion of infant mortality was unusually high, 14 of the 20 deaths occurring amont children under ive years of age. In North Leeds the 29 deaths ...

... of infants under one year of age, and 26, or 165 per cent., of persons aged f60 years and upwards. The proportion of infant mortality was lower than that which prevailed in the previous week, although still excessive. The annual rate of mortality from ...

... cent., C perscrns aged sixty yearrs and uiawards ;the prctnorttc: of infant mortality showad a' falrther Iacl.ses that -which has prevailed in, rec(ant -weeks. T;) e:. rate f mortality irons all cauees per lOCO. psetaco Ea- mae ythe IRegistrar-Gs-acral ...

... , of infants under one year of age, and 15i or 11-8 per cent., of persons aged 60 years and upwards; the proportion ef infant mortality aiowverl a further increase upon that which prevailed in the two previous weeks. The annual rate of mortality from ...

... The deaths in the borough included 39, or 2811 per cent. of infants under one year of age, and 23, or 16-5 per oent., of pen ons aged sixty years and upwards; the proportion of infant mortality and also of deaths of elderly -persons was higher than that ...

... Wed~eshnry, Tipton, Lincoln,' end Epebdale. The prevalence of smallpox in London continued to decline throughout the quarter. Infant mortality, measured by the proportion of deaths nunder one year of age to births registered, was equal to 124 per 1,000, against ...

... persons aged 60 years and upwards; the proportion of infant mortality showed a large increase upon reent weeks, owing to the greater fatality from insfantile diarrhwea The annual rato of mortality from all causes per 1,000 persons estimated by the Re ...

... The deaths in the borough incladed 41, or 27 2 per cent-, of infants under one year of age, and 30, or 19 9 per cent., of persons aged 60 years and upwards, the propertion of infant mortality and of deaths of elderl) persona showved buta slight varittlon ...

... The deaths in the borough included 48, or 302 per cent,, of infants under one year of age, and 23, or 14-5 per cent., of persons aged 60 years and upwards; the proportion of infant mortality was again excessive, and corresponded with that which pre- vailed ...

... Bristol. The proportion of infant mortality in these towns differed but slightly last quarter from that which has prevailed ia recent corresponding periods; to each 100 births registered an average o0 1567 deaths of infants under one year were recoided ...

... 1865 and 1836. In south-east Leeds the 20 deaths returned last week exceeded the corrected -weekly average by nine; the infant Mortality was remarkably high, 18 of the deaths being of achildren under two years of age; seven resulted from didrrhcaa, one each ...