... 1.000 per annum, es compared with 2'.2.5 in the corresponding week of last year. The high rate of mortality is again attributable to deaths among infants, fatal of diarrhoea accounting for no fewer than 259. ...

... estimated. About 47 per cent, of the mortality at all ages was of Persons over e 5. Table V. shows the number of his (20) front statist causes in weeks and of infants less than a old two being illegifninte infants. Eleven died in their first month, of ...

... Abingdon e fur AND DIDOOT NNWEI PUBLISHING 30. STILT STREIT Z 9 came. 17 deaths. The mortality being 0.12 per 1.000 of estimated population and the cane mortality 7.42 per cont. The great proportion of attacks occur in persons of school age, and undoubtedly ...

... tis tn. 2. England infant milk depots witablished at Liserpool Battersea. nod Finsbury. The teaching of the elemental , principles of hyg:ents to women and girls promates to lacer valuable fruit. The London 1 'onoty Connell has Infant Hearing end Health ...

... attention to the practice of parents laying their infants in bed with them, thereby often leading to their death by suffocation, and on Tuesday our own Coroner, Mr. Challenor. also held an inquest on an infant seven days old. In this case, however, the doctor ...

... birth-rate for 1900 is 22.8. and tlr• deaf h-rate 11.6 per 1000. About 47 irr of the mortality at all ages is ire of twroone over 65. There were 20 deaths of infants under one year. Only tmo nerve clue to plaid/dm. EMPLOY LI A BILITI ES. of the officers ...

... that of Dr Barnardo, who has emigrated an many pauper children to Canada. lie sent I them whit,. infante for • period of two yearn. ditring which the mortality rose to 200 per 1.04. Now he never mends any before the aFe of seven. nnd the death-rate has fallen ...

... to phthiais. 11 .iancer. while bronchitis Iris fetal to le. heart to eight and loopier to four.. Infantile mortality.—Fotirteen deathe ei infants in their leer reCeni.d ad .1 these three died from measles, three from bionohitie, whilst three were horn ...

... were very tartefuily thorned with of infant life ee deo ET, preventable observed by • large number of people ou ea:urday naming, primrose., etc., both tee ledge. and at somebode's door. A lame proportiou of infant i being treated protwely. Intern received ...

... Thanking you in anticipation, yours fnjtbfstiv. Grammar School Yards. talons: 10 am., Boy.; 10.30 H. LOWE, Bon. Ste etary. am., Infants; am., GM. The Mayor hopes that the inhabitants will decorate Monopolies. Etc. and illuminate thew premises. Since our Ism ...

... whilst twelve ;croons died from bronchitis Inc from thirteen from heart diseases , . and MI from old am. Infantile mortality.-Twe , ve infants were registered as dying in their firert year. ;tiring a rate per 1.0110 births of 67. CrLITAM RURAL SANITARY DISTRICT ...