... INFANT MORTABITY. Am ( From the Leeds Mi } tion of the many subjects which have the atten- @ Social Science Congress now at York, Rone, per! ich &@ more pai interest the vast mortality w in some the country appears to prevail among infants. Several papers ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN Infant mortality in has long been the » newspaper disquisition, It must t satisfactory writers who have laboured to show that this mortal, ¥ Wari, great measure preventable, to find a striking ing tance ie which it has ...

... STATISTICS INFANT MORTALITY. The coroner's returns for the last five years distinguish the cases in which inquests were held on infants at'e l one year and under, legitimate and illegitimate, and the uuubtr of verd'ets of murder returned in the cases ...

... THE INFANT MORTALITY IN LIVERPOOL. Mr. Clarke Aspiuall, the coroner for Liverpool, held inquest yesterday on the body of Annie Whitby, eight days old. the crild of porter named Thomas Whitby who resides 4d. Jcnaerstreet, Toztolh Park. The child was found ...

... committee, Dr. Hope added that the infant mortality was always greatest in hot weather, when the difficulty keeping infants’ artinoiet food from turning soar wee greatest. . Mr. Grant suggested return showing mortality different districts of the city. Dr ...

... th« s&emgQ anntial rate is 55 , 86, again, with regard to the subject of infant mortality. The anMui] nun/ber of deaths among children is 4 .' cent, in the one street, whilst in the other it reaches the alarming figure of 20 per . It seems a frightful ...

... e—“ Birkenhead Street Railway ;” * Begging Letters.” Municipal Election—List of Candidates. The Case against Muller, Infant Mortality. A Strange Conflict Burglary at Doncaster. Sporting Intelligence. eerstalking at Deeside. Savage Poaching Affray in the ...

... primarv or intermediate schools and local colleges, while in the Health Section attention was devoted the question of infant mortality. Tho special subject coming under the consideration of the Art Department was how best the art influences can lie exercised ...

... neglect—or, without mincing terms, to culpable homicide. Districts where excessive infant mortality prevailed were sometimes called Herodian ; and whilst the present excessive mortality continues, Warwick would be thus truly stigmatised. He earnestly commended ...

... entirely escape from moasles, hat the cases were few amt mild. The rote* of mortality were exceptionally low, the general rate being per 1,000, while the rate Infant mortality m nil, child under one year of age having in tie oourse of the year. The death ...

... should be supplied with •mall pamphlet guide to infant dieting (bear, hear). hoped the nodical profession would senst him carrying that scheme into effieet. If they aeuld reduce tho sum infant mortality they would red the general death rate very materially ...

... contagious and infectious disease, from which at no time is I our «tv entirely free. 1 lAtaly there has been large infant mortality. ' studying too cloesly the manner* children receiving tokens given with kindly irftent, are not of the late deaths to ...