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... companies. The House went into Committee of Supply on the Home Office vote, when questions of factory inspection and infant mortality were discussed. The vote was agreed to. ...
... have been attended to. Also, another house at Townbead the drains were in a very imperfect state, but now improved. The infant mortality is still high.lB deaths uocurring in children under S years. In the year previous 13 were recorded. The camas of deaths ...
... Freudenreich tells us, In ‘microbes to such an extent that there is no need to vo further in_search of the causes of infant mortality. r ...
... their excessive hours-100 a week being about the usual number; sod Mr Tatham of Manchester shewed that in Preston the infant mortality is about 220 per 1000, caused by the too early return of mothers to the mills after confinement. Factory inspection, ...
... year, notwithstanding the prevalence of infiusnot and complaints following thereon, the deaths only numbered 29. The infant mortality was very heavy, no less that 22 under five yearn of dying in the of the year; I died Dot exceeding ten years, and the ...
... illegitimate, numbering 40, 41, and 44. It is interest- Missies Church foe the of Imediessa—Mrs log to note that the infant mortality has been very s em o f Ashley Beek, le the chair , .mall, and that 102 penes. pared their eightieth the m emos Baref ...
... days’ ‘hands that mothers should not be allowed to return to the factories for six after confinement ; the excessive infant mortality being largely cause! by neglect of after Sir Charles Aa was generally a@ new face on Rassell and bis his wife the case ...
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... in the infant department was nelliecel by cent. The statement was so utterly absurd that he thought it was curtain at least one member in a beard of seven would discover that this was something wmnte and that it was not given to ordinary mortals to take ...
... imprisonment. THE INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC.—The epidemic of intinems is spreading in Sheffield. Several deaths have occurred, and the mortality from pneumonia increasing. It is estimated that a third of the working classes were absent from the manufactories last week ...
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