... INFANT MORTALITY AT NORTH WALSHAM. An inqaeat held on Moodey. before Mr. Marriott. Deputy Coroner, on the body of Minnie Mead Hioherdeon, daughter of Herbert Wllliem Kiohardeon, o»(|>eoter, of North Walehem. Minnie Jane Kichardeon, the child** mother ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. THE CORONER’S SUGGESTIONS. inquest was held vosterday afternoon Mr. R. W. Lade 11 the Marlborough Stores tiublio-house, Marlborough Road, touching the deatn of a flvo months’ old child, named Henrietta May Hewitt, daughter of Herbert ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Yesterday morning, William Taylor, hawker of No. 24, Row 34, gave informatics to the police that when ha and his wife awoke at shout seven o'clock they found that th.ir daughter. Clara Elizabeth, aged 10 =oaths, was dead by their side ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. An inquest wa* bold lost eysning the Foloon Inn relative tr death of William Ward James Barber, a child - i seven weeks. Edith Barber, the mother, a woman, living in Row 28, said that she had occupation. She did not notice that deceased ...

... 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 ...

... Infant Mortality The great Summer mortality of Infants is largely due to epidemic diarrhon. 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 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT Tn Catbbmuu-4 A-m. Hedy Communioo : PUin. 11 Matins sad litany, Btatasr E tat; anthem, M Coom, and let return,” Goes. IM. 400. Ftsaeher, the Canon in BwMw, ths Ven. A. B. If GoOsetian lor C.B.TJI. Even*'■ A^ , Sr. Onoaoa Oousatb. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The Coroner held an inquity at the Mariners Chapel, Bouth Quay, on Monday, as to the death of a 48-honr chuld, nemed William Mapes. Tue pareuts live st 9, Mariners’ Hoad. I'he grandmother said she was present at the death of the child ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT NORWICH. noon to-day the City Coroner (Mr. E. S. Bignold) field inquiry at tho Bla -.k Eagle public-houso. Rupert Street, touching the death of Ellen Mann, aged three months, the daughter of John Mann, postman of Rupert street, and ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Monday evening the Borough Coroner (J. T. Waters, Esq.) held two inquests, the Druids' Arms public-house. The first was upon the body of child named Rosette Hewett, aged nineteen months, who died from the effects of scald Saturday n ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The infantile mortality rate, 119.0 per 1060 births is. 'aye Dr. Cooper Pattin, taking into consideration the exceptional lose of 20 of the infants from measles, a satisfactory one. The corresponding rate in the 75 great towns is ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. For the first lime within the laet two or three months the Norwich Coroner held an inquest Tuesday on the h,*d\ of infant child. dozen or years ago the same Coroner wae holding two three inquiries into infante’ deaths weekly. There could ...