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... opposing the sale of alcoholic stimulants. One of the most important matters with which it will deal will be that of infant mortality from suffocation. Out of 1000 deaths so attributed over occur on Saturday, nearly 170 on Monday. and then • gradully ...
... 8;itidatit:tisregistered last quarter, 31,660 were of infants under one year of age, 65,1437 of persons aged between one and 60 years, and 35,363 of persons aged 60 years and upwards. The mortality of infants under one year of age was in the proportion of 135 ...
... the due of t-ettang Bid the Lords trliich vimtally destroys ttd cuisop by the foots one of them prolific soorces of infant mortality, hundred tliousaml children arc insured, and all know t'o* purpose to which put. There are taiany c. .ffin clubs for ...
... under-feeding the more deadly ? Some light on this question is thrown by a report of the Jewish Board of Guardians on infant mortality in the East End of London. The poor Jews are most affectionate parents. They do not beat their children, or starve them ...
... bequeathed a very large fortune sod an estate worth .1130.0 per annum. Ile wooed again, and this time won. Toe rate of infant mortality every year is enormous. In round numbers. 5.000,000 babies never live long enough to talk, 5,000,000 more never have ...
... the long tuts• has been prohibited, and that this prohibituto has been attended with the best pea bible effe✓. upon the infant mortality. — OIX/RNEY PETTY SESSIONB. (Before Major Deese, R If). Conetahle Woods, Lixnaw, summoned Thomas Lawlor for having ...
... as he was. care of the infants and the nursing and oonductingof The writer referred to Mr Latchford. hut (Mr, the maternity cases in the wotkhouae was very un- Hogan) had experienc Mr Latohford whUe was satisfactory. The infante were under the rare dtwo ...
... redressed ty the low mortality of females, of whom a little over 18 in the thousand died in the year. One mode of still further reducing the death roll is clearly suggested by the Registrar-General's information on infant mortality. No fewer than 1544 ...
... fourth quarters of any of the past 10 1 years. In the county of Durham, in South Wales, sod in Monmouthshire, the rate of infant mortality is returned et 195. 211, and '221 per IWO births respectively. In the large towns the average rate was 171 per 1100, ...
... s associated wit * the intestinal troughs of infants, esp'• ially during sumnec. The introduction of patterni-e milk among the |toor**f Mew V«.rfc has, seem* d* much reduce tin* cut * id infant mortality that city. It very subject from hyghmi** and ...
... would bring up their infants, that an infant would often contract a mortal malady between the ringing of the bell and Be admission, that the mothers used to be watched by adventurers who peactised exedition, and that the mortality among foundlings terrible ...
... Merino. The Queen was proceeding in pomp to. bear Mass in the Palace Chapel, preliminary churching” after the birth of the Infant Isabella. As she passed with her child tbrongh the state corridor, a priest suddenly broke through bsllebardieis and, throwing ...