... INFANT MORTALITY. THE CRECHE AS A PALLIATIVE. Messrs. Whiteley's premises will, during the next fortnight, present one window interawl to all the varied passers-by. Who is there who is not interested in children, their treatment. and care, and nourishment ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. YARMOUTH. The Coroner held an inqnity at, the Mariners' Chapel, South Quay, oo Monday, as to the death of a 4U-hoar child, named Wilharo Mapes. The parents live at 9, Mariners' Road. The grandmother said abe woo preaent at thoticath ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. AN ENTERPRISING BOROUGH. The total deaths in England and Wale* during 1904 were 649.50. Of this number, 157,490- cxactly one-fourth of tha whole—were children under on# year. Further exnmlnsiion of these figures shews that half of the ...

... Infant Mortality. There were 3o deaths of infants under one year which gives a percentage of 18 per cent, of the total deaths. The rate of infant mortality, however, is usally measured by its proportion to the number of births in the same ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. Danford Thomas held an inquest on Thursday, the Paddington Coroner’s Sontt on the body Ethel Lomas, aged two montbe, the daughter of Joseph Lomas, a rarpenter, living at 36. Hall-place. Edgwareroa —The mother’s evidence was to the ...

... PREVENTION OF INFANT MORTALITY, The Prime Minister, hie private room the Bouse of Commons Friday, received a deputation who submitted to him reeolntiocia adopted the recent national conference infantile mortality. .. Mr. Asquith, in reply, said no ...

... GLASGOW INFANT MORTALITY. At * mating of the (>la*co* To»n Council Bngistrftto fi rrcd to rxrraonUnanr infant inor. tftlity in the rirw, and eftid it mlh-tl inrr«lij|ft> tion. Duriri fcrtinglit tin* cliiU um'.'-r f.ve had Iv*. i. r 46 pi'T cent., ftnd ...

... OVERCROWDING AND INFANT MORTALITY. To a recently lamed blue book of the P.ogiatrar- General. Dr. Tatham points oat that in the ten years 1831.90 the general mortality in England and Wales was equal to a rate of 18.73 per 1,000 living Persons. and in the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT BURNHAM THORFC. PARENTS An inqneat was held at the Lord Nelson Inn, Burnham Thorpe, on Tuesday, njKjn the body of the year-old daughter of Charles and Marian Futter, labouring people, living in that village. The evidence of both parents ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT KIRK LEY. Mr. C. W. CaaanK (Ooroaar) bald aa iaqaaat at thal hia Botal, Kirklajr, aa Taaaday, tha daath a( tha iaiaat akOl al Banaah BHaak. Tha atatad nama vaa Bariba Duabatk aad it vaa aiaht old. It had baaa aabiart to flta. BhaM ...

... INFANT MORTALITY PER Th, Kov.l o» tk, H#«lk Aftrkm Wu. whirl) h*» wot Ukn wtiUm for Wtthll,. .f •«- Man. TV. i« tk. o>Ml the . _ . Evidence w*» given MnjßMJeneml Kekewick with regnrd ibe pretwratione m«le aMj ktefM taken defend Kimberley Hm natiininof ...

... Society would be directed towards the prevention some of the awful infantile mortality. Few of them probably knew the extent that mortality. During lost year the infant mortality (under one year) Liverpool 1M per 1,000; Birmingham, 107 per 1,000; Leeds, ...