... interesting portionS of tihe report deals with the excessive infant mortality ini Staffordshire. A special enquiry, conducted by Dr. Reid, showed that the excessive deattbrate among infants was attributable mainly to the pracE103 of mothers engaging in ...

... the land, and especially at Llwynhiendy, where he was in life universally beloved, and is now in death deeply mourned. INFANT MORTALITY AT CARDIFF. ANOTHER CHILD JDEAD. On Monday Mabel Bull, daughter of Mrs. Jane Bull, of No. 8, Amherst-street, Grange- ...

... redrevsed by the low mortality of femalev, of whom ;only a little over elghteen in the thousand died in- the year. One mode ofT till further reducing -the death roll is clearly suggented by the Registrax.General's Information, on infant mortality, No fhwer than ...

... BAKER, Emma, 42 years, St. Mary Quay. 26. CHssTrorsrsmt, A 'deaide, 30 years, St. Helen. 21.. BiGGs, Ernest, infant, St. Matthew. MORTALITY IN 1PSWICH-ITS CAUSES. An abstract of the return of deaths for the week ending Saturday, May 21st, 1898. Black ...

... their workmen and their chIldren, thin king if it is good enough for them, it is good en.rough for the children. The infant mortality is frightful. He also showed me a piece r of the mouldy bread which the peasants eat. And now, lie said, 1 I must ...

... Beitie, infant, St. Clement. ,, 22. BENNaiT, Charles E., infant, St. Clement. ,, 22. WILSON, Beatrice F. V., infant, All Saints. 22. DEVEREUX, Victor H., infant, St. Clement 22. GIBsON, Harry, infant, St. Peter. 23. MEinUt, Violet A., ...

... POWELL, Frederick, 44 years, St. Mar- garet. ,, Stti'rasD, Beatrice M., one year, St. Clement. , JrIuAN, William, infant, St. Margaret. MORTALITY IN 1PSWICH-ITS CAUSES. An abstract of the return of deaths for the week ending Saturday, October 10th, 1896. ...

... Norwich; fever in Leeds, Pos-isenauth, 5 Salford, and Birkenhend; and diarrhoea in Button, Black burn, and Preston. Infant mortality in Ea4and and IThAca last quarLer was equal i-c 170 per lt'n) of the tCgSc-tCitt'l births, and the 117 exceeded the average ...

... 69 years, St. John. 28. COLEMAN, Martja H., 25 years, St. Nichalas. 28. HARvEY, Bertie, infant, St. Mary Stoke. 28. WEBB, David G., infant, St. Matthew. MORTALITY IN IPSWICH-ITS CAUSES. An abstract of the return of deaths for iia wveek ending Saturday ...

... CEMETERY. June 3. MARGETSON, Alfred A, 23 years, St. Clement. 4. HuSqANr, Albert E,, infant, St. Stephen. 4. MBIASON, Henry P., infant, Holy Trinity. I;. BOSTON, John Henry, infant, St John. 7. SMIITH, Edward, 67 years, St. Peter. ,, S. ROBErTsoN, Francis A. ...

... Margaret. 23. Tyn, Albert E., 10 years, St. John. 24. GOODWIN, Stanley, 7 years, All Samts. 24. BROOM, Owen H., infant, St. Clement. MORTALITY ZN IIPSWICH-ITS CAIUSES. An Abstraot of the Return of Deaths for the week ending Saturday, March 19th, 1898. Park ...

... alike the mortality is highest in the fiist 7 of life. That sounds like a paradox. ; it remains a serious fact that so large I proportion of children moserely open the eyes on2 this wvorld and then *close tinx, After the first day mortality falls very ...