... INFANT MORTALITY AND MUM D. H. Cooper Patti Bo•Itlo for Norwich. has Lord Ide area rw part apes the healthier. of the titer. meg tb tartar cesdition of tho city for U5ll. ham trek wo take the Wrier remota:- 11e birth rare for the par VA per MI6 I. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY GLASGOW. At a meeting the Glasgow Town Council on Monday a magistrate called attention to the extraordinary infant mortality in the city. This slaughter of the innocents,” he said, was such as called for immediate remedy. For the past ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT'l NORWICH. ONLY TWO MONTH. CT'IY INguzers IN A The City Cormier (Mr. Laden) held an inquest this morning at 51. Distillery Street, Norwich. into the circumstances attending the death of Gertrude May Soutar. the infant daiighter• of ...

... INFANT ‘'MORTALITY IN NORWIOM [ v —_—— | My ottemtion was directed to the subjechof infant mvertality some years age by Sir Willimen Gairdwer, who was then working out shis question as it existed in the difierent cities and townv of England and Wales ...

... HOW INFANT MORTALITY IS INCREASED. DEATH THROUGH IMPROPER FKXDIHO. Mr. Harrison, coroner, held an inquest at the King’s Head Inn, Hadstock, on Wednesday, touching the death of an Infant named Alice Swan, aged two months, daughter of Hairy Swan, labourer ...

... assume that infantile mortality is due almost entirely the improper feeding of tbe infants; it is clearly often traceable also to such causes as those mentioned. In considering the problem of infantile, as every other kina mortality ought not to confine ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT NoRIVICH. ma. afternoon the Cny Connor, Mr. It. W. laden, held en inquott et the Hughes eters', Mahler% Inc en the b. xly of lily Way Clacton, &god taro. months. the Went detteiter of limey auto of 'lb Conner painted eat that the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT LOWESTOFT A FATHER CENStRED. Yesterday ottoman, at the Lowestoft Court-Louse, an inquiry was held before Mr. Coroner C. W. Chaston into the circumstances attending the death of an infant named Margaret Hood, aged one month, the dam ...

... OVERCROWDING AND INFANT MORTALITY. To a recently lamed blue book of the P.ogiatrar- General. Dr. Tatham points oat that in the ten years 1831.90 the general mortality in England and Wales was equal to a rate of 18.73 per 1,000 living Persons. and in the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY : IMPROPER feeding. An inquest waa held the Missions to Seamen Institute regarding tha death of Elisabeth Ann Tubby, aged turn weeks. Hannah Carter, wife of Thomas Carter, labourer, 6, Row 142, said that deceased waa bom to her daughter ...

... to utilise the information for securing greater care of infant life in the several urban populations. This fact gives additional interest to the recent marked decline in the rate of infant mortality, of which the Registrar-General’s returns afford abundant ...

... INFANT ORTALITY AT NORWICH On the 8th inst. the City Coroner (Mr. E. 8. Bignold), held an inquiry at the Dyors’ Arms public. the six-months old da: Street, touching the death of Harriet Lawson Road. From of Edwin Piper, clerk, of ceased was pot a evidence ...