... AN IRISH ErsitL'S ESTATE. ALM3ST 300 PERISH. Na- Mr. John Burns, as President of the Conference on Infant Mortality. which opens to-day, in the course of an addrew. last night shout the food and other mattertaining to the rearing of children. wasfrequently ...

... Cheylesumer, Sir Charles Weiby, M.P., sad tia David &about. MOB DAILY INDEPENDENT AND NATION. EXIDAY, AUGUST 19, 190. INFANT MORTALITY. ...

... Price, K.C., presiding, was the high rate of infant mortality in Dublin. lay report submitted stated that tne rate of iniant mortality during the year showed no diminution. The number of deaths of infants in whose case the cause of death was uncertified ...

... the hearty cooperation of all in the effort to destroy the terrible disease of consumption which, he said, with that of infant mortality, raised its head higher than any other exterminating agency in this country. Lady Aberdeen, who was loudly applauded ...

... Laterett. on .0 month, fit to defroy tkif ro.t of the ett,.. omppiugo. li LIVERPOOL BANKING. ♦ NEW DEVELOPMENT. IRISH DAILY INFANT MORTALITY. DUE r) DIET DISEASES. EXTENT OF THE MISCHIEF. AN M3TICUI TIVE REPORT. The Council of the lhtbba fisaitary Amer tum ...

... trained the rearing of young children to tke charge of the infants the workhouse. The ratcof mortality amongst this class was 128 per 1,000, which was a shockingly high rate of infant mortality, and steps should taken to diminish it. The inspector stated ...

... Aspect of the Aesoeistion's work was prominent in the extremely lawful and informative discussion of the question of infant mortality in Ireland. The Assoeistion has acromplished nu eh during its comparatively short existence. but the sphere of its usefelnees ...

... person had not such inquiries proved satisfactory. I will not add more on this matter while the case is still sub judioe. Infant mortality, as all know, among the class aided by the Cottage Home. is, unfortunately, Badly too high, but, as has been repeatedly ...

... EXCESSIVE INFANT 'MORTALITY. Dr. Newell.)tree, principal medical officer of the horn! Government. Board. leetuna peaterday evening at the Royal Institute Sanitary Congress, Brighton, on the national importance of child mortality, maid the high infant inortaliti ...

... atattotos. Oaten that 1•4 clear them 14 on ecnernive death rat. in Dublin. and that it 10 not duto to PIII , - ..ria infant mortality or to z3mour dm , .P•• Ihslidin's high adult death rate he attribute-. to some extent. to the exicteni* in the rity of ...

... 1101 to and it will be Only d ear. Ireton. the cup. ply. anceniing to prerent ariangemente, eau equal the demand. Infant mortality and a dread of maternity an useemartly haltered by theta!, eircum•lanne.,. During theme thirty )ware thomeamie more women ...

... ith the object 'of trying to promote the health of the 'people. Referring to infant mortality, she said Ireland was mach better off than ,said and *vitae& where the mortality was 150 and 116 per 1.000 respectively, while in Ireland it was only 93. she ...