... welfare of your infant population depended, said “ the doctor, did not solely concern the domestic' “ hearth The future well-being and * prosperity of the British race was ultimately “ connected with its infant life. . . The infant “mortality of this country ...

... Committee was adopted the ro-tion cf Mr. R. Sep.itoo, the subject of in’ant mortality came up again, ac 1 as to tbo loworioe birth rate. According to Mr. Scphtoo, the infant mortality Laucasbira 11 cent, more than iho rate for the whole England. He attributed ...

... Schools. Religious Irs*rur!«on in Church of England School*. 3 parts If-OO.—Kcpcrt Proceedings the National Conference on Infant Mortality. T3f,-c —presented Sir Francis 6. Powell, Bart, M.P. British Moasuro. Guide tho Gallery of Reptilia and Amphibia. Bvo ...

... the rate mortality list quarter 19.4, Warrington it was 22.8, Aspull 22.3, in Pemberton 17.1, in Hindley 20.1* in Widnes 14.7, 2LO, and in Newton-in- Makerfield 15.0 per 1,000. Among the 361 deaths last quarter in Wigan there were 116 Infante under one ...

... during September, 21 were infants under one year, and diarrhoea was the predominant cause. Your district was not the only one visited with high infant mortality, as I find that the death rat* in general and the infant mortality and diarrhoea ...

... FACTORY LABOUR AND INFANT MORTALITY. Mr. A«quith vm Ust week waited on by a deputation from the Parliamentary Bill* Committee the Brimb Medical Association, who urged amendment of the factory law owing to the great infant mortality, which ascribed to ...

... rat© mortality last quarter was 23,6, it was 19.4, in As poll 15.9, in Pemberton 23.0, in Widnea 22.0, in Presoot 33.7, Leigfc 16.9. 2C.1, and in Newton-in-Makertield 16.fi per 1.000. Among the 375 deaths last quarter in Wigan there wore 163 infants under ...

... classes is steadily rising ; commerce and population continue to increase. The movement for coping with the evil of infant& mortality manifestation of a sympathy •ith the poor which is rapidly growing among more fortunate social classes. Not only are ...

... ertield 16.6 per 1,000. Among tbe 375 deaths last quarter in Wigan there were 163 of infants onder one year of age, and persons aged 60 years or upwards. The infant deaths wore in the proportion per 1,000 births ’registered during the same period, against ...

... together here uf the work end experience rear. Borne of the evils shown by these figures and pages, especially in regard to infant mortality, are perhaps largely beyond our reach as sanitary authorities pare and simple. Social conditions, state uf trade. Urge ...

... nets comprised in the table BilUnge snd Pemberton had the lowest, and AspulJ. H ndley, and Ashton had the highest rates infant mortality. The deaths of elderly persons lest quarter in Wigan were equsl annual rate of 49.0 per 1.000 pewope living 60 years ...

... The average infant mortality throughout the country was 44 per 1,000. In the Garden City of the rate of mortality of infants was 58 per 1,000. Wherever they pot belter housing, where the houses were scattered, the rat© of infant ...