... INFANT MORTALITY AT NORWICH. At nocn to-day the Deputy-Coroner (Mr. H. /. Mills) held inquiry the (brown and Anchor public-house, Middle Street, touching the death of Alice Mason, the seven weeks old child of a finisher named Geo. Mason, of 91, Middle ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT NORWICH. The City Coroner (Mr. H. W. Lailell) held on iaguiiv Testa relay afternoon at tlie Kimberley Anns, South fteighom, the body of W.lliam James Goocb. months, the eon Garrard Gooch, acarponter, of Trory Street, who died suddenly ...

... THE INFANT MORTALITY. The Borongh Coroner held *n inquiry Friday at the Angel Hotel Taiv Market Place, aa to the death o! Ethel Florence Brown, an eighteen-month old child, who bad died aaddenly. Grace Hannah Brown, wife of Arthur Bro«n, labourer, of ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Last evening the County Coroner, Mr. C. W. Chaston, held an inquest touching the death of Elizabeth Ann Newruck. aged eighteen months. Mary Ann Newruck, wife of John Newruck, a labourer, living at College Cottages, Oulton Road Lowestoft ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. inquiry was hold on Tuesday into the death Frederick GVorge Hellinßjworth. a ohild, who died suddenly. Klira HeUiuceworth, wife homas Hollingsworth, fisherman, hying 49, Btmbani Road, said that deceased, their eon,, woe 10 monthe old ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT Tn Catbbmuu-4 A-m. Hedy Communioo : PUin. 11 Matins sad litany, Btatasr E tat; anthem, M Coom, and let return,” Goes. IM. 400. Ftsaeher, the Canon in BwMw, ths Ven. A. B. If GoOsetian lor C.B.TJI. Even*'■ A^ , Sr. Onoaoa Oousatb. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. THE CORONER’S SUGGESTIONS. inquest was held vosterday afternoon Mr. R. W. Lade 11 the Marlborough Stores tiublio-house, Marlborough Road, touching the deatn of a flvo months’ old child, named Henrietta May Hewitt, daughter of Herbert ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Monday evening the Borough Coroner (J. T. Waters, Esq.) held two inquests, the Druids' Arms public-house. The first was upon the body of child named Rosette Hewett, aged nineteen months, who died from the effects of scald Saturday n ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Yesterday morning, William Taylor, hawker of No. 24, Row 34, gave informatics to the police that when ha and his wife awoke at shout seven o'clock they found that th.ir daughter. Clara Elizabeth, aged 10 =oaths, was dead by their side ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. An inquest wa* bold lost eysning the Foloon Inn relative tr death of William Ward James Barber, a child - i seven weeks. Edith Barber, the mother, a woman, living in Row 28, said that she had occupation. She did not notice that deceased ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT NORWICH. noon to-day the City Coroner (Mr. E. S. Bignold) field inquiry at tho Bla -.k Eagle public-houso. Rupert Street, touching the death of Ellen Mann, aged three months, the daughter of John Mann, postman of Rupert street, and ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT NORWICH. Jay morning UtUo boy Uuitarn moatha, named Oaorga Smith, ion of Frodmici Smith, a wb«Ur, raiding at 11, Soffhlk Strert, Sooth Hoigbam, dM uKUanly. inqßNt will bold Mr. Ootouar Bifnold tbta nttarnoeß. aa tha daceaacd had not ...