... query re infant mortality in the dmtriet. I not ioire if you renuire the infant mortality in Haeketatoati portion of the • • .. district Of in the entire ftatl.villy thspenaary diatriet. I am happy to inform you that the number of death% ot ...

... question of infant mortality. Ireland. she said. stands better in this respect than either England or Scotland--Irish mothers stand high in their core and afeetioi for their children (applause). At the sine time, they shouiu try and get the mortality to a still ...

... penalties that come within the discretionary posers of magistrates to indict upon parents lir guardians who transgreas Infant mortality, through parents' carelessness, is course the most important clause, and then the offences which the unfortunate little ...

... public have given • vent to their feelings on the subject in stronger language. .• • • Rather interristing report on infant mortality in his district during the past year eas received at the Council's last meeting from Dr Kidd. The doctor stated that ...

... 4.5.7 for the French, and 41.1 fir the Germans. This average is arrived at by reckoning persons of all ages, but as infant mortality ' mu abnormally high in the United States is will enable on to judge better of the comparative length of life in that ...

... applies tii Ireland as a. to Great Britain, is of iery far-reaching importance. Hardly a day passes but we road of oases of infant mortality dile to one cause or another that is not of a natural order. Coroners' courts are day after day the ocenee of investigations ...

... the evil to a large degree in the districts concerned. Bet the question of infant mortality is equally deserving of widespread attention and immediate action. Infant mortality can be enortneasly diminished if the people of Ireland, the mothers especially ...

... her keeelleincy's opinion it nes ueoessary that • great war should be waged egainst the waste of human life caused by infant mortality Lear). In this respect, I heareeer, Ireland fared better than England • sal Scotland. Of every thousand intents bent ...

... which our Chairman has spoken no effectively. Then there is the work for infants'. Of course that is for both town and country, but ;specially for the great towns nheie infant mortality provide so much more than in the country. We are very to think that Ireland ...

... THIRSTY MORTALS. Fines ere imposed on the following druzikenni,N—Jarnes Campion Clon 2a lid • Daniel Bergin, Greenstoun, 2s Michael Delaney, SLountrath, drunk and incapable, 3s; Reshard Thompeon, helplessly drunk in charge at Castletlwn, 6d or 14 days ...

... lirigidine Noes; Classical School, Bagnalstoso, De la Salle Bros. INFANT SCHOOLS. (1) Infant (Mall) N School, Carlow, Mercy • None (2; blast N School, aaaaa 0, Mercy Nuns. (3) Infant N Schcotl, Newbridga, Sisters of Mary Immaculate UNION SCHOOLS. (1) ...

... bitterness to 11.1 unusual, extent orihed his bitterest enemy no greater misfortune than a twelve months' toothache. Afflicted mortals suffer from offending molars doubtless agree with this. Therefore there in every -reason why individuals lio claim to b. able ...