... INFANT MORTALITY. The Registrar-General has from time to time alloed att ntion to the excessive mortality among very young children in the manufacturing districts. Dr. Greenhow was deputed to inquire into the cause of this mortality, and his reporb has ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. TO THEU nrrons or TreE T traroRPOO tR ,T. Gentlemen,-I observe, throagh the medium of your columns, that the question of infant mortality has been again brought prominently before the public, and may be shortly the means of further ...

... Frrroes OF TEE LIVERPOOL MrC:UrY. G(entlemen,-The close of the year brings with ft the usu1l star-tling, statistics of infant mortality. Cnis-ear proves no exception to previous years. The question still remnains ?? nothing be done? A few years ago the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AND INSURANCE. Mr. T. B. Sprague, vice-president of the Society of Actuaries, has just completed report on the mortality among the infants whose lives are insured in the Royal Liver Friendly Society. The investigation, he explains, was ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN LIVERPOOL. s At a meeting of the Literary and Philosophical Ha Societ. held last evening at the Royal Instita- S, a tion, Oolquitt-street, Principal Rendal in the chair, a a papr on Excesive Infant Mortalitv in Liver. Je yv Vool: ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN LIVERPOOL. L We have received a copy of a paper read by Dr. W. S. Trenoh, medical officer of health for this town, on the,'causes and remedies for that excessive mortality amongst infants and young children which prevails in most large ...

... BABY FARMING AND INFANT MORTALITY. Legislation for the protection of infant life has long been needed, but the roval commission on baby farming touches only one phase of the subject. It may be very desirable, as the nature of the com- missioners' rec ...

... said he found tat ' as infant mortality was much greater am.Nc ink artificially - fed than among naturally i-fe )an children. Infant mortality in the north Lb ler England was much higher than in the seot e. The total average mortality of ...

... presented G in the report for 1895. Then there was an ex- B ceptionaily high infant mortality in the whole s country and the large towns, and a yet higher Ii infant mortality in Cheshire and the municipal boroughs of Cheshire. However, though the v record ...

... reet, near Daily Paroels from London. New artloles got without delay. Exporters and ohemlsts may reoeiva a list- »* Infant Mortality in Enolasd. -During the last year the women England h»»e borne abo a 2000 ohlldren a day ; but death struck down abovo ...

... PROTECTION OF INFANT LIFE. PAPKR BY DR. H. R. JONES. At aaasetiag of Ih* Royal Htatiatacal Society, Toeaday, th* of Practical Geology, London, paper (which had gamed th* Howard Medal) read by Dr. Hugh R. Jonea, Liverpool, Tb* P*rila Protration at Infant life ...

... fer disposing of the sewage of towns? 2. What are the causes, and what are the means for the prevention, of excessive infant mortality? 3. What is the inifuenue on health of the overcrowding of dwelling houses and workshops ? and by what means could such ...