... open traders. Ha of opinion that the population We-tern Africa din-xashing, aad that this mainly doe to the enormous infant mortality. Yet the moral law enforced in the kingdom of Jalioon a code of severity, fevan drunkenness punished with death, the ...

... last-mentioned ' towns haying high death-rates. Infant mortality in these fifty towns averaged 171 per 1,000, and slightly I exceeded the average rate (169) the twenty larger towns. The lowest proportions of infant niortality in , these 50 towns wen 131 Dover ...

... believe the Board would be lowering their dignity making, inquiries in this matter any more than by getting information to infant mortality, the treatment vagrants, aad outdoor relief —Mr. Scott supported the motion, and advocated the employment of paupers ...

... Foundling Hospital aupply an important item in estimating the average rate of infant mortality. In the Parliamentary report of the Select Committee on the Protection of Infant Life, July 20, 1871, a return Is given, from which it appears that 4599 children ...

... 196 per 1,000 as the rate of infant mortality, which is much higher than it should In--in other weds very nearly one in every five died before they were • twelvemonth old. This, however, is hirer than the rate of mortality amongst French children (211 ...

... instead of a medical man, during her confinement. The Coroner remarked that at the present day there was a great deal of infant mortality in the country, and he was decidedly of op:nion thut all midwives should be certifiesied. Mr. T. Flower, who was called ...

... 196 per 1,000 as the rats of infant mortality, which is much higher than it should be—iu other words very newly one in every five died before they were a twelvemonth old. This, however, is lower than the rate of mortality amongst French children (211 ...

... parish lespectively. A table (Mo. io) has added showing the general mortality the distiict, with birth ana death rates lor each year to inclusive, together with tne infant mortality and the number of deaths each oi the principal zymotic diseases. Table ...

... large number that have b«en caused by outbreaks of whooping cough and measles to be mentioned hereafter. The rate of infant mortality', measured by the proportion of deaths under one year births registered, has been equal to 127 per against 102 and 116 ...

... quantities is wholesome. Looking at the above statistics we see that there are only two deaths under one year ; this gives infant mortality of - 8 per 1,000 per quarter, or per 1,000 per annum. This is a small deathrate of, and speaks well for the physique ...

... temperature, Ac, made in two localities in the borough, institute comparisons with such parts as exhibit low diarrhoea and infant mortality, with tho further view comparing the condition of Sheffield with other large towns. The other towns mentioned are Nottingham ...

... 196 per 1,000 as the rate of infant mortality, which is much higher than it should be—in other words. very nearly one in every five died before they were a twelvemonth old. This, however, is lower than the rate of mortality amongst French children (21'7 ...