... INFANT MORTALITY' More than 100,000 infants of lees than a year old die every year in England. The reports of the Registrar-General show that infant mortality diminishes rapidly after the date of birth. The annual rate of ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The Registrar-General has from time to time Called attention the excessive mortality among very young children the manufacturing districts. Dr. Greeuhow waa deputed to inquire into the cause of this mortality, and his report liai just ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. In the year 1867 43 per cent. of those who died in the eight principal towns of Scotland were children under five years of age. But this mode of calculation gives no correct idea of the mortality of children ; it is necessary to compare ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. In the year 1867 43 per cent. of those who died in the eight principal towns of Scotland were children under five years of age. But this mode of calculation gives no correct idea of the mortality of children ; it is necessary to compare ...

... T INFANT MORTALITY. , I . , . ., I , l_ i , . I. I t A paper was read before the Statistical Society, o? London, last week, by Dr. W. Farr, FiRS., on the Mortality of children in the principal statfs of Europe, and as some of the faeds relating thereto ...

... 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 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 ...

... density of only 30 persons to an acre, the mortality of children under years of age is nearly 42 per cent, of all the deaths. What wonder, then, that in district so closely packed as the Eastern the infant mortality should rise to per cent ? Density of the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AND INFANT Illaterfamillas, ' to a letter to the Ties gives the followoutline at a dietary system which has become developed la bee erposie nee. and recommends itself to bar abed, so requiting In the vigour and healthy activity, both ...