... INFANT MORTALITY. Last evening the County Coroner, Mr. C. W. Chaston, held an inquest touching the death of Elizabeth Ann Newruck. aged eighteen months. Mary Ann Newruck, wife of John Newruck, a labourer, living at College Cottages, Oulton Road Lowestoft ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Yesterday morning, William Taylor, hawker of No. 24, Row 34, gave informatics to the police that when ha and his wife awoke at shout seven o'clock they found that th.ir daughter. Clara Elizabeth, aged 10 =oaths, was dead by their side ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT LOWESTOFT A FATHER CENStRED. Yesterday ottoman, at the Lowestoft Court-Louse, an inquiry was held before Mr. Coroner C. W. Chaston into the circumstances attending the death of an infant named Margaret Hood, aged one month, the dam ...

... INFANT MORTALITY : IMPROPER feeding. An inquest waa held the Missions to Seamen Institute regarding tha death of Elisabeth Ann Tubby, aged turn weeks. Hannah Carter, wife of Thomas Carter, labourer, 6, Row 142, said that deceased waa bom to her daughter ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN NORWICH. ORATE MATERNAL NEGLECT. was bad at Marsh Workroom yearly arras by Xt. IL W. Liar, drat. Hasa .g drib Peer Dray, • forer maths old iafsat. who died in the Urea ea Friday sight. Ile re was sae whir had bets sada sate of Fere ...

... increased granting licenses to grocers. The dietetic of alcohol srms generally coo* demned. A large proportion of the infant mortality in the kingdom was consequence of insufficient and improper nourishment. ...

... or of Health stated that there was a steady birth rate, and a eery rate of infant mortality. During the sorer** cold the tint quarter of the year a large proportion of infante succumb* t»> disease of the respiratory organs « • iK'imnt with whooping cough ...

... Sin—Your correspondent Mr. Alexander is wrong supposing that I said infant mortality in town of Leicester is larger than that any other town. What I said was that infant mortality tliat uuvaccinatcd town above average the largo towns. Tho following figures ...

... in St. Martin-at-Oak 22*6. The relative destructiveness of the clutn even more muiked when we compare the tables of infant mortality. The death rate among children of leas than twelvemonth old was 12*3 in St. James, and 13*1 in St. Mary-at- Coslany, ...

... due in great measure to the excessive infant mortality from which Yarmouth unfortunately suffers, and more particularly at this time of the year. Of the 39 deaths of the previous week no less than 27 were of infants of one year and under, and of those 27 ...

... local intereat, wa extract following fmm Dr. Bateman's remarks oo infant mortality and on zymotic disaasm I fart it my duty sspudaUy to call your attention to tba high rata of infant mortality, as shown by tba Urge number of deaths nadar one ysai age. caanot ...

... the strike. While it Noted, the death-rate amass thorn bad been lower than before ; there had beta less sickness. and infant mortality was lees. The miners' children in the oases referred to tad been dependent upon charity, and sot upon their parents during ...