... INFANT MORTALITY. Mr. COURTNEY KENNY (L., Barnsley) gave no.ice that to-morrow he wonld a?k the Secretary of State for the Hume Department if his attention has been called to the inqnest held at Tooting on the October upon infant named Isaac Arnold, and ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The secretary of the Liver Friendly Society, in letter addressed to his committee of management, saysl have had carefully ascertained from the books and records of the society both the number of assurances effected on children from one ...

... SHOCKING INFANT MORTALITY IN A j CONVENT. At a meeting of the guardians of St. George's Union, London, on Wednesday, Mr. Seymour presiding, a dis- cussion was commenced by Mr. Fleming respecting the mortality amongst children at the convent of St. Vincent ...

... infant mortality in iLNGLiND. — iluring the last year / tbe women of Eugland have borne above 2000 children | a-day ; but death struck down above 1300 a day, and reduced j tbe natural increase of population to little more than 700 ! a day. To produce ...

... who were never better off. Most sanitarians believed that the doath rate could be reduced to 15 per 1000, and the large infant mortality was a blot on our social system. Quarantine regulations were powerless agaiust cholera. ...

... 0 per cent , of persons aged 60 yeara and upwards ; the propor- tion of infant mortality showed a ooneiderable decline open that in the previoua week. The annual rate of mortality from all causes per 1000 peraoua estimated to be living m the borough, which ...

... the Town Clerk, Bartho- lomew Charles Gidley, M.A. The Council, it ! appears, have been alarmed by the large amount iof infant mortality in the city. They have, there- ! fore, conferred with experienced nurses, and the I result 1b that they call upon the ...

... of infante under one year of age, and M, or 14/ per cent., of persons aged sixty years and up- wards. The proportion of infant mortality showed a considerable increase upon that which prevailed in the previous week. The annual rate of mortality from ...

... He attributes many of the deaths of infants in his district to culpable neglect and even criminal starvation, and adds:— Burial societies, I am afraid, have something to answer for in respect to infant mortality, for, if a child is in several friendly ...

... of infants under one year of age, and 16, or 14-2 per cent., of persons aged 60 years and upwards; the proportion of infant mortality showed a considerable increase upon that which prevailed in the two previous weeks. The annual rate of mortality from ...

... that ooanty. He said be found tbat infant mortality was mnrb greater artificiallyfed than naturally-fed obillren. Infant mortality in the nor'.li of England was ranch higher than in sooth. The total average mortality children in tbe artisan ...

... alluded to the great interest taken the present moment in regard to the prevention of infections diseases. Referring to infant mortality, the President said that very large number of deaths had t«ken place from diarrhoea and otner causes, and arrangements ...