... CITY INFANT MORTALITY The Coroner Interviewed geese: ud the Remedies The gonstion of infant mortality, not only in Dublin, but in other large cities, brettsacting great atient on et the pnfsnot. The subject discussed daring the week by bee Racellency ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AND PASTEURISED MILK. Stn,—Thisre is no doobt that. if you feed children idtogethisr on pasteurised milk, you will rain their constitution, and, perhaps, . . . Detains Iris their lives: Why is this! milk prior to . padourisatiou contained ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AND PASTEURISED MILK. fita,—ln a letter from Mr. Crimmins in your issue of Friday last • letter of mine to the Board of Guardians, South Dublin Union, is quoted. Perhaps I may be allowed to quote from a letter of mine of 25th January ...

... ARHUAL MEETING. INFANT MORTALITY. DANGERS IMPURE MILS. The mMtlag of the eopporten the NetknuJ Children't HotpiuC flercoort street, wm held yeeterdey M noon the hospital prcmieea. * Sir Charles Cameron, C. 8., presided, and there was Mao present:—' ...

... rati: infant mortality. Mr Oraal Balfour. of the Local Government Board, in private I'm Douse oi but evening deputation fr«wn a oomnutUv tneml»-m of I “art i a.:: and oehnrs, Mr. Burt, who mil ha to the a'arming and (smivv rate infant mortality certain ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN THE NORTH A Committee meeting of all the member; of the Board of Guardians of the North Dublin Union was held to-day at the office, North Brunswick street, for the purpose of cortsider- ing the report of Dr. Coey Biggar, Medical Inspector ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AND INFANT MILK DEPOTS, «ra WILLIAM THOMPSON, F.R.C.P., pi«» TO-DAT. Aft th* A 9TBBST, At 4JO V-BJ- sax ...

... H U DDERSFIELD AND INFANT MORTALITY. The infant moankity for for the year jest closed j fn. This is the first time, so tar back as the records go, that it has 103. ems for the to. preceding years, MN to 1906 Time thee hem a 96 per cesa. The mem ter the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN NORTH DUBLIN VORKHOUSB. Monday Dr. D. Edgar Plinn, Medical Inspector, Local Qovarnmaat Board, bald a sworn inquiry at she North Dublin Union in reference to the death-rate of ' infanta after their adeiieaion to the Union, end also ...

... time to time how the infant. Jt was from her be the fi about the infant. first she snid the children were all doing well. by her aid and the courtesy of the Guardians he wo of the a school, and thea sheat Mth July be heard the infant was act weil. The ...

... investigating the condition of the infants and other important matters, it would not be possible for anyone to deal satisfactorily with the statements put forward by Mr. Cnmmins in connection with the infant . mortality in South Dublin Union. Only those ...

... their mistenoe, and that so many passed away before attained of age. Mortality in Dublin about the average of mortality in the I 76 great English towns, but in these towns ! the mortality varied from 70 or 80 per thaw! ' sand children born to as many as ...