Widnes Examiner. — 1880-02-07 (Widnes, Cheshire, England)

WATEIMOYTIC  M. HANNAH, medicaloflicr. presenle,l his annual report,  tt I Imre to lay hef,,re you my annual report for the pest year, .gellaer with the natal tatmlated alatements of sicknem and mortality. In table A ton .19 tind 20.1 0. mortality from all caw.. at nhjolited agee was as follows :—Cnder one year of the, main 38, females 28, total one per and under five, males 17, Veinal., I tote! 30 -.3 years sod undle IS, math 5, females 6, total II 104.4 under 25, males 8, females 8, , 4.141 11. 25 end under AC. motes 27, female. 24, total AI 60 and upwards. males 17. females Is. eclat 33 ; total dente, from .11 muses and at ail amts. 212, thing 43 Is than in 1979, 1.. decrease of 5 per 1000 in the death rate. The infantile mortality shoe,. • decrease of 74 pew cent. Toe births were inn. 2.55, fentain 179, tont. 431. or 10 rr-0.-0. 4044 lff 1178. AP.,. Watamene of the Willa and deaths during the several month of the year followed, and the report continued s—Ernienated population on the Isl January, 1979, was 9,917 deaths, Ist dmmary, 1090. 9.219; nett increase, 392. Deaths occurred In the wveral divisions as follows :—Ashion town (Southern). S 2 Stulahaw Cross and Edge Omen /I.E. he 1.1. 16, Bryan, i.e., Fare en*, itoiseht(l, fec. (Centra)). 44 ; &you Gate (WI.), 90; Park Lane (Northern, 7; Downs!, Green (NM.), 18; Gars.oo4, f.oel.y GrePh (10.1,2; and Old Glenwood (S.W.), 4. On analysis we And 3 deaths ateribund to measles, 7 to waren. Una. 4to theta:tern. 2 t croup, sto typhoid fever, Ito other Inns,' 0 to dietninth In to consumption, 99 to theme. of the longs, 13 to heart disethe, If to Jejune., sad 110 to other disown. The total deaths, therefort, from symotic diseath are eonsideratly left than in any one of the five preceding years, 10)171 20 In all. and wine th &vamp of O. Could we have neared the owlet ener epidemic which spread from Winn, and omtributing a smaller mortality even than we might have expected frorn the cretonne of sieknem, should have Ind remarkably rift') hill of health. ft hewn., of note hat and contrary to the...rat ode, that the mortality from • fevers ' aod diarrhoea • iv unmnally law. Inhumes which lowa 11. mxteric/ for originating them have also • &e-nded canton In chtekith the apnead of ether themes, and this year we may maple elisnatie th7l4es. with the medlar, improvements. which have been carried out by the land and its others. foremost of wade), are wane supply Gervise gdpth fie .1; eaVertsion of main wwersonnerting property dense with same privy aceen,nowinivn ; mender thdsystenastle removal of night ; periodical inspect,. of the townehlp lend." to &bents.. of )2 o ieleneee lone washing, disinfecting. and the like, where infer..o* diwante occurred Use periodical inmee(lon ot the slaughter itnuses. lodging bousea, and the different anon .1:h reps.,' to wamr eupply. ventilation. lime washing, land general vinadlnesa wf same. No necessity has athen for taking any *00(0.5 )0 regard to offensive months ed Untie. bakehouses. or workshops ; neither has any article been thud unfit for the food., ntan..' This was ail the business before the Board.  At the Tipton Tolice-ecurt, David Round Ran fined 40s. for nearly biting off the nose of a professional singer, named James Donnell, an 4 Donnell 20.5. for assaulting Round.  fbr meeting of the London School Board on Wednesday, the financial budget for the ensuing veer was preeented. It gave £643,71/1 a, the robabla expenditure from March Next to March, 1881, an increase of nearly £IOO,OOD over last ymr. Mr. Ware, a highly respected and well-to-do farmer near Exeter. having been convicted on a charge of /dealing a triol of which he proteked he was innocenr,. tried to commit suicide on Tueedav by cutang his throat. He is not expected to recover. *Mr. Wore was to be married on Friday.  • Mine Char!otte A. Scott, of Getton College, Cambridge, I daughter of the Rev. Principal Scott, of the Lancesture Independent College. has obtained the papaion of "equal to : the eighth wrangler in the mathematical tripes at Cambridge. The highest place hitherto one by any lady las been amongst the aenior optimes i.e., second class. TN. EARCTTIONA AT Coon--A relattre of General Roberta telegraphed to Cabal on Tuesday respecting the executions reported to have taken place in Afghanistan, and has received ate answer from General Roberta who mYs •No one has been executed unless eorrootert of the attack on the British Residency. No soldlere hare bewl shot for Sighting spinet en." A Illsaotxxion IN Moe.—A Central News telegyarn says— Tbe nurnber of members of Parliament now in London exceeds the arerage mu:ally seen on the opening night of a new lession. In the lobby of the House of Commons last night, the Queen's speech. was rery generally discussed, and the di/isolation formed a nil/jeet of conversation among tin. Membere tithe Oppositio. Some significance is attache', to th, annouaepm. nt t!.at the I.el,mat,s are to be present.. earlier that is customary. aa it is thought this may be in tend( cl to clear throne for the dissolution in May. As KLCrtLii.-aso I/Evil...Dec is boo means conaned I. tn. grower's el wen: the h.ps of Kent have failed. and so have ttawe remarkable ChorTips whirl Impart the &aerate GMAIreS Molo_l.l-• Camper Ilk