... ON INFANT AM.YORT LITY . NHASCHESTER. To tho EDITORS of ?? AIANCIN TER TIMES. of SIRS:-As you kindly gave insertion to my former A letter, containing some remarks on Mr. Holland's letter exp to the mayor of tis tovni, in which I led you to expect thil ...

... Female I-abouk in Facto rids. 1 now return to the dismal topic infant mortality, the undue proportion ot which arises i'roni the neglect of mothers who are compelled to leave their young children at home while they | labour in the mill. This I hold to ...

... HEALTH OF THE TOWN. bus HUGGESTIONS BY II. G. HAtOORD, EBQ., SURGEON. Ex an( CAUSE OF GREAT INFANT MORTALITY. hai No. IV. est Now, with regard to measles, although a very large in8 itumber of deaths occur in consequence of this disease n among your children ...

... The infant mortality is considered, for various reasons, to be the best index of the sanitary state of a district; and you will have already noticed that where the average duration of life is so low as 20, 17, or 15 years, tLe number of infant deaths ...

... where there are four or five others in a well-closed room. So much is due to the main- tenance of our orthodox rate of infant mortality. ...

... where there are four or five others in a well-closed room. So much is due to the naintenance of our orthodox rate of infant mortality. ...

... there are four or five others in a wall-closed 05 room. So much is due to the maintenance of our orthodox Si ti- rate of infant mortality. LlyE ...

... where there are four or five others in a well-closed room. So much is due to the maintenance of our orthodox rate of infant mortality. With a little thought and observ ation there will be oug- gested to you nsany more contrivances for the securing of ...

... I ?? TIIE LAST MORTALITY TABLES. The official tables of the mortality which has occurred during the last three months, ending September '30th, in 115 of the principal districts of England, just isssued by the Registrar General, show a large increase in ...

... at all ages. Tbis is an astounding fact, yet perfectly consistent with prior observationr; if the general mortality be large, the infant mortality will ever be found to bear Its duo pro. portion, and the causes, In such a ?? as this, are psrfeetiy obvious ...

... it to sleep where there are four or five others in a room. So much is due to the maintenance of our erthodox rate of infant mortality. — Scortisa Banxiye. is reason to think, that in pur- suit of this object our Scottish neighbours have «ot consider- ...

... where there are four or five others in a well-closed room. So neuch is due to the maintenance of our or- thodox rate of infant mortality.- The Journal of Public Health. DAVID IN DirFICULTIES.-My standing possessed of only three- balfpence in the world (and ...