... INFANT MORTALITY AT An inquest was held at the Wednexklay evening--lefore the W. L. Moore) and a jury—touc of the infant daughter of Mr. I fitter, Commercial Wharf, who d mornusg.—The evidence showed expired .hortiv before noon on death appeared to be ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Referring to the medical officer's remarks as to infant mortality. Mr James remarked that four out of the six County Council lectures by Miss Sturges@ on infant nursing bad been held, and were attended by about half a dosen ...

... INFANT MORTALITY.. INQUESTS AT NEWPORT. Br. Lyndon butantsh coroner. held an inquest at the 'form the boru obahl of Albert a Intourer, Shaftesbury Strout, and who died in a ilt.--Lvidence nate given by a and a WOlllllll aparinoeuts iu tho tome hone.% ...

... Infant Mortality at Newport. A MOTHER CENSURED. At Newport Hall, on ttaturday, X X. Davies, deputy held an adj uriwd laqlelt.4l the bliy of VI Vowire, Se years of as., who at boner .1 her parents. .1 , ul o-d cottages, child was mitred, cod the loquest ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT NEWPORT On Saturday evening the Ceronor (Mr. W. L. Moore) held an inquest at the Town-hall. touching the death of the intent daughter of Mr. William Stephens, Coomassie-street, who died suddenly on Thursday morning. In this case death ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT NEWPORT 0. Alit. the West tkeebter Dearer Lyme-reed. dls embisetly. Dr. Meths. see the about tem sire. eresetel 'tell et ewe es Tteteday. that ts win dm* Illeruseile. A POLICEMAN'S MANSE DEATH. A 1 1 14fael poker coastal& eraokshaak* ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT NEWPORT On 1 upulay morning Mr.. Prevails Huntley. I.ttailocirada. the death of lotatot Auld. 11 old. The infant to •uppiewit hien with • ewavoliave lit while wo is pertain'. •rms Illr. Mallon paw the child—wire& had been delicate ...

... Moro Infant Mortality. TWO FURTHER, INQUEST f AT NEWPORT. At the Talbot Hotel on battird4y af'ersoon the Conner (Martin Elwarde. E-qt lel ian inque,e a n infs. t named Sarah Gale. who hal lived with her parents at 13, Herefo,d etr• et. —The fitth-r gave ...

... INFANT MORTALITY HIGH. THE FIRST ANNUAL REPORT Of Dr J. O'Heeffe wig formally promoted at the Wt meeting of the Council. It reads aa follovia, the statistical tehleo being omitted : Mr Chairman and Gentlemen,—l have pleasure in submitting yrs my drat ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT NEWPORT On Thuniday mention the nfont child of Yr. Ind Mr.. Wharf .rood. Moindos, diod rather soddenly. It meowed to be on Wedaesday 'debt. At pollee-000rt on Wednesday morning, Elisabeth Woodward was found guilty of without a 'manse ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT NEWPORT - - - - At o'clock on Saturday morning a six weeks old child tamed John Rankin wax found dead in et No 5. Weatetrret. The infant wined to be previously in good breath. THROAT lIILMIT &WO CI P.ft lyourtac Jujube+. In eporm. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT NEWPORT DEATH FROM CONVULSIONS. - - An inquest held on Tuesday afternoon, at the Tosen-liall—before Mr. W. L. Moore (coroner) a jury- -touching the death of the male child Of a pilot's amistant named Eager. lisitg in Raglan-strezt ...