... of infant mortality certain towns. Mr. Gerald Balfour, in reply, promised that, through the Local Government Board officials and medical officers of health, would endeavour to obtain information to the causes of the high rates of infant mortality with ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. In the Recorder's Court yesterday ttie City Coroner (Mr. E. S. Flanigan) held an inquest the body of Eliza Jane Gray, child aged three weeks and three days, winch resided with its parents at ah, Street, and w.u> found dead. The medical ...

... have wi drawn the tes in this met » for cent. of the J: infants. are stil feels their mothers? Is it not note mn the the that in France it has been found that there are twice as triets where the infants are brought up| men unfit at t ‘went for army se! ds ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, an evil which the Premier said simply uppallmg,” and evident that measures would have be put combat the great national question. Why it that, where■’B general death-rate is slowly declining, the among children less than twelve old, is ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The great m,rtal ity amthig children in Great Britain and Ireland. and the phv•ical deterioration of the race, is cawing comment and alarm among all who have the future of the United kingdom at heart. Various causes lead to this deph ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The Assistant Master reported that of the 76 children sent to Cork-street Hospital, 16 had died. Hiss Buchanan—Since many of them have gone to Cork-street, we might wall torn the into sick ward at once, and those that have Just come ...

... Infant Mortality The great Summer mortality of Infants is largely due to epidemic diarrhoea. This can be avoided. Scrupulous cleanliness of all utensils used is imperative, but this alone will not avail if the milk or food be exposed to the contamination ...

... the views expressed in the resolution. INFANT MORTALITY. A circular letter was read from the L.G.B. in which they elated that their attention had bon drawn from time to time to the high rate of infant mortality both in workhouses and amongst the ordinary ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The Onaaiag Oonfarnßon Mr. A.LDSN, M.P., baa aokad Prime Miniater whether, in view of the feet that the report of the eat ione condition of tUageae regntde infant mortality ia eortaia lam iadnitrial towna aad araae, wonld oonaidm tha ...

... riliein. l for threneelvee by their own organieati ins ill of infant mortality. It hardly a avoured, he said, the useful instroments which hitherto have been of civilisation when they read that infants of a Iff•ißlt them by their rival' in the markets of the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Sta,—lt is • matter of great to many people who have read the letters appearing in your paper upon this subject that no one pointed out the need of a foundling hospital in Dublin. time ago • friend of mine bad axelion to visit the Morgue ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. A deputation, illicit awaited a few days past on the Prime Minister, with the object, if possible, of bringing shout legisis• Lion tending to check the awful amount of mortality among infants, gave information of a truly alanuing i ...