... therein within 'six months after she had given birth to a child. He quoted a nsmber of statistics to prove that the rate of infant mortality was always greater in the counties where a large number of mar- ried women worked at a trade. Mr Howard (Sheffield) having ...

... week, which are 2 under the average number far the corresponding week of the last tee years, reprasent an annual rate of mortality of $133 in. avery 1,000 of the population; omitting the deaths (numbering 4) of persons admitted into public institutions ...

... warm elothing. - 1>- Sri being thus relieved from n r-t of their infants are enabled t. 'r ' greater part of the day to rsork, a.: supplement the earnings of the ir;.fy. s. number of infants cared for durien - year was 3,000. These fgures give S? of the ...