... fourteenth week of the lasi ten years. Fortv-seven deaths from diseases the respiratory system were registered. The rate infant mortality is still high, sixty the persons whose deaths were registered during the week being under 5 years of age (34 being infanta ...

... had ease on its merits, as it had done in the case of others. The of Dublin was st a very Typhoid was permanently them. Infant mortality was very high. Funeral of the Late Capt Hastings F. J. P. of this much reepect: were removed this morning from his residence ...

... vooilarv those lamse*. and the remit w-.-vs that great maa* people were living under oundtliuin simply appalling. Tlic infant mortality in Itubhu was nothing sleirt public scandal. Tile .juestem was naturally- asked why are t!«*sc bumble tilings not r ...

... employment married women infant mortality. The oooditiooe of industry under the factory system (remarks the Daily Chronicle'') create vast demand for women's labour. add to their husbands' wages ths mothers laars their infants at early age in the care ...

... 53 the n- Thi* exceptional d.-nth-rate i* due in lar» measure the prolonged heat and drought, which tell* heavily on infant mortality, while the fall n is slight a* afford ground for sweeping uukewm Marionlmml. where the Prince of »!***• taking hi* ...

... child is “put out to nurse.” Yet everything seems to show that for some reason or other these are just the cases where infant mortality is greatest. To carry out the provisions of the Act properly it proposed to appoint competent inspectors, who will have ...

... naturally. Witness—Then, one im the ward has any, respect for pauper nurse*. The Coroner—That is a psycbolo&cal reason. Is infant mortality in this institution weiy large? I think it is unduly large. I may say 1 had every assistance for my suggestions from ...

... faithfully or punctu- ally performed. maintain such children, and if @ person to provide or the life of an infant from a ed | anything , and the infant died, that amounted in point of law to sons Tike the accused a mode of themselves by the children to the ...

... associated with the intestinal troubles of infants, especially daring summer. The Introduction of pasteurised milk among the poor of New York has, it seems, done innch to reduce the rate of infant mortality in that city. It is a very important subject ...

... towns. Dublin th* rate was 27 0, in Belfast Sl*o, and ia Cork 26*3. The infant population appears to be suffering heavily from the usual summer diseases, and the infant mortality explains the high death rate m most of the towns. But Belfast no fewer than ...

... 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 ...

... deputation, said that vestry-, had dual with very victim-and pv»»r population, bail U-eu struck by lII*- lUcrea*.- in infant mortality, (‘aerial Ssiciiiitjc tavestigations bad proved that Iho and akimuicvl milks Uiat WOT largely uwsl iuollir» for their ...