... technical training for girls, showing what serious social troubles. arose from the want of it. She traced the excessive infant mortality and a large portion of the vice, discomfort, end sickness in the homes of the working classes to the faulty and inadequate ...

... in the corresponding period of last year. The medical officer remarked that the death-rate continued to be very. high, infant mortality especially being great. ...

... English towns the mean rate of infant mortality did not exceed 16-1 per cent. of the births, and in fifty other lar-e rcown districts the Dnrcesnae *.vas also 16-1. With regard to the constant excess of infann mortality in Hanler, he points out that the ...

... the mortality among infants in 31 nc;iic.,tc- ?? ?? as compared with other i cluties. :tdi w-.L an. important factor in increasing the gnr.:rl h:zih dieath rate. Among the well-to-do class ;n thie mbsiurban districts of the city infant mortality ::iL ...

... ro-ra:' in Preston from 1670-79 was 29027 ?? '.nd from 13880-8 is wef;t 25-43, showing 4k'rS;V it o vear 4 per Cent. The infant mortality c ttsua; ?? 264 per 1000, against 17t in cltrwn W'd 144 for England and Wales. rtrs fever is uklnown in Preston. The ...

... insurance office taking a child directly it was barn. He was afraid that this sort of thing was doing no rood, sofar as infant mortality was concerned. He had helid a great many inquests, and he had noticed, as a somewhat remarkable fact, that in some cases ...

... and said that no- doubt before long important work World he done with regard to public sauitation.. On the question of infant mortality, he felt perftectly certain that vast numbers-1 of the little things were simply killed by rnistake'n . ?? on-the part ...

... wholesale baby-farming, practised by even the well-to-do married coup!as, and still more by the poor, and the extensive infant mortality. The Empress Frederick has ordered four silk dresses for the Princess Victoria's trousseau iu Athens. The silk dresses ...

... In number. In the matter of infant mortality the figures for the past year showed that while the deaths of children up to the age of five were far too numerous, yet that there wass an appreciable improvement so far as infants under one year were concerned ...

... too frequently badly housed and with occapations laborious and inimical tohealth. In some of the urban districts the infant mortality was excessive. This sacrifice of the innocents is much to be deplored, and it is the duty of sanitary authorities to ...

... tlose (r (five) who died in vessels and from injuries. There 3, wa a high death-rate of children under one year, S. rite infant mortality being at the rate of 168 per d 1,000 of the children born in the district, and out ie :A a total of 81 deaths in the ...

... buildings who were ramnoved to hospitals, vaS 16-49 per 1000, which is 096 per 1000 belov the average of London, The infant mortality was 126-57 in each 1000 births, or 14174 below that of London. The actual number of births and deaths are from returns ...