... TRLE.4T IIENST OF INFANTS. Front the Titmres.1 Stri,-Seetal fatdl il iresses having recently occurred within ity- noon knowledge, to very young ehildren, I have beers led to il- vesrigate the eaulesl whiculT I haive Urniformly traiced to the over- ca ...

... not merely the esta- blishlisent of one infant school now, which might serve as a model for others,. but, ultisnotint, of afs usany schools, as should enibrace, keep occupied, and, train mnorally, the whole infant population of the metro'polis; and if his ...

... as might seem best calculated to rescue some of the pauper children from the influence of the mortality which has com- mitted such ravages among the infants of the North Union prison-house. The edict of this worthy, whom our foreign masters have imported ...

... INFLUENCE OF BURYING-CLUBS IN AUG- AIENTING THE MORTALITY. PnE1IUMIS ON THE DEATH OF CHILDREN. In the evidence of one of the physicians examined be- fore the Commissioners of Inquiry into the state of large towns, &c. whose first repoit has just appeared ...

... at the Western InTstitutioll, Loeec.,tor-sqicare, to taks illtO eot klillration the Clestrctioel of lnialn life amonig the infant ?? iti, )rouet's Lmtablish- tiient at 'Tooting, and to adopt measaures for abolisbihci the iresponsiblc system of farintig ...

... says:-- The infant is the victim of the system. The child is ill-fed, t dirty, ill-clothed, exposed to cold and neglect, and, 'in consequence, ii more than one-half the offspring of che poor (as may be proved by I the hills of mortality of Manchester) ...

... He says:- The infant is the victim of the system. The child is ill-fed, dirty, ill-clothed, exposedto cold and neglect, and, in consequence,. more than one-half the offspring of the poor (as may be proved by the bills of mortality of Manchester) die ...

... murders. He says: Te infant is the victim of the system. The child is ill-fd, airty, ill-clothed, exposedto cold and neglect, and, in consequence, mdre than one-half the offspring of the poor (as may be proved'by 'the bills of mortality of Manchester) die ...

... if the infant's education was deferred, thie child, atter the toil and labour of the dav, would be ill adapted to receive the principles of education. Th Rev. Mr. BIRCH, of All Saints' Church, describod the advantages derivable from Infants' Schools ...

... sixty-seven cases of cholera have occurred since, out of which seven have died. Two children have also been attacked in the infant department of the workhouse; these children never having been to Tooting, or had the slightest connection with those who had ...

... and one of the prevailing causes of infant mor- ani taslity. Mlothers and nurses bostn administer narcotics; alt tise former, however, principally with a fevi drops of riv harmless tincture. The mortality among infants inan Maitchester this gentleman attributed ...

... bREADFUL MORTALITY AMONG THE NORTH-WEST AMERICAN INDIANS. Extracts from a letter from Major Pilcher, dated St Louis, Feb. 27, 1838, to Gen. Wm. Clark, Superintendent of Indian Affairs:- -Having received aitheic information from the remote regions Of the ...