... INFANT MORTALITY. Okntt.fmrn.—Will yon the goodness to insert few lines from one who It his doty to complain. All who have read year obituary for tb>'ls»t few week* most hare been struck with the increase in the number of deaths, especially among children ...

... then it plain that as the high rate of infant mortality was still kept up, some other cause must have come to prevent the amendment which ought to have been coincident with the removal of this cause. Leeds the infant deaths were at the rate of per 1,000 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. J. M.Ballenden, M.D., tho medical officer to the Local Board of the nailmaking and mining district of Sedgley, near Wolverhampton, in his annual report, says that nearly two-thirds of the population died daring the past year before ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. A grave charge has against the mothers Macclesfield by air .diwood, uaan, who, at recent the body of child which had been neglected, and had died starvation, said could bear testimony to the amount child murder took place yearly, ucores ...

... MILK AND INFANT MORTALITY. The report the borough analyst for South[ ampton, J. Brierly, for a period ending Aprd 30th, shows that 16 samples have been sent to him for analysis, j compared with ia tho previous quarter, or decrease of 15; while the co ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN EXETER. The subject infant mortality baring bean brought irtfore the Exeter Qnardiana by their medical officers, the matter waa referred to a sab-committee to investigate and report. the meeting of the Board of Guardians on Tuesday ...

... THE CAUSES OF INFANT MORTALITY. The experience which Dr. M'Grigor for many years past had, medical officer health the Hexham Sural Authority district, compelled him more than once advert ai length to tbe excessive mortality still prevails in many portions ...

... Starcn Porsoning has been aid, pood be the msln infant mortality. fsrlnaavona food be gi*en child till has foil mouth teeth, nnleat snen food has hasea prevloaslT malted. Hoßurs's Tin Is fresh milk eomorned *ith wheat an ...

... statute acres. 1.437; birth rate per _ population, 27 9; death rate per 1.030 of population, 15 9; zymotic death rale, 15; infant mortality, per 000 births. 2. The statistics for the rural district are Population district. 1891. 19.753; estimated population ...

... yesterday reached Las PaSnas. Mr Asqnith, replying yesterday to a denotation from the British Medical Association who, lessen infant mortality, advocated the prevention of mothers from working in factories at certain period, said mothers were often the largest ...

... n from Mr Rassam that he had good hopes of their release. INFANT MORTALITY AT EMNKTH Iv reply to Mr Bentinek, Sir G. GREY said the statement of the Coroner with respect to the infant mortality at Emneth, in Norfolk, was grossly exaggerated. He had instituted ...

... apparent; first that certain towns the infant mortality was abnormally high; and secondly, that the towns in which the highest mortality prevailed were mostly situate in the north of Staffordshire. The high infant mortality the north of the ...