... Hilditcb, and J. E. Nolan. INFANT MORTALITY. A letter was re4,i by the Clerk from the Limehonse District Board of Works &tailing certain steps taken by that Board with the of ject of decreasing the rate of infant mortality in London. No order was made ...

... 100 Cows Kept. Noport of Public Analyst nays — . Oar la of high nntritoan •altto, containing oboes the mortal proportion of crass. odaptod for Infants sad Minn. toes, LID Burris, fresh frog ear own lolly. Beat Treab Butter - 1/2 1/4 1/4 per lb. Cooking ...

... various London Hospitals this made a net total of 257, equivalent to a mortality rate of 23.8 as against 17 4 at the corresponding period of last year. The total deaths of infants under one year of age daring the four weeks were 111, as against 58 for ...

... by the Hackney Vestry to investigate the matter. The report of Dr. Warry has been issued, and states that the infantile mortality of the district is somewhat high. Many reasons for this unfortunate state of things are given. In the first place the conditions ...

... Committee, 3 , 4iu:.~+r.101 A letter was read from the Local Government Hoard sanctioning the increase of salary to Miss Fleming, Infant I :overawes, from to 139 per annum. 111 E It-I: 41 1.. A litter was read from the Goes! Government Board with reference to ...

... conducted the large Iron Room. 'eulogistic terms to the handsome sums i the prisoner and two other youths entered given. The infants are well taught, and glass lanes and four embossed door panels. had quarrel rata Young Men's 010 6 at which the addrees ...

... on Friday evening the on tr;iurs 1 this kll that way o f wee , a as ingredients: Eggs, feat ; sultanas, 3tewt. ; 22nd inst. mortal of John Richard Stevenson, aged ,INANCE. currants, 3 cwt. ; sugar, Sun. ; spices, The chair was occupied by Mr. William orted ...