... strident, age. ho., thcreby • jeer parish reitet. I ham as lon in that the and la death bae • direst besets' on t h e big infant mortality in Si. 1104111111.• the to drained oil of Si. in lies of f.s.ttog both end It I. a state= that 40 14 . = with Is.* with ...

... prosecution the Gaming Acts mold bn Initialed. Mr. Mims said the Government fully realised the Importuner of the subject of infant mortality, and he was cnllecting information with regard to it. Be did as. think the appointmcnt of a Royal Ccmimiseiss desirable ...

... ‘egislation is the growth of a of res..onsibility ists and Referring to the So's and he thinks there should be e “at infant mortality in overcrowded lel or and jaws. me life of inks that it is tery, desirable that married should not work in factories ...

... I , A correspondent, to with reference to the lecture given by the Presidsat of the Loral Governmeot Board ea Infant Mortality, in which he said that married women's Ishour must he restricted. if Mr. Burns Is aware that the Le.C. expressly demands that ...

... REYNOLDS'S NEWSPAPER. SUNDAY. MARCH BETTER DAYS FOR INFANTS. The annual mortality amongst infants in Engiand and %Vales was returned in 1006 as 132 for every births, and even this appalling total was lower than the average. It is not a matter for surprise ...

... increase of infant mortality, he could not say it haid been proved to his satisfaction that the chief cause was the employment of the mothers in factories The Registrar-General's return for twenty-eight large towns showed an increase in mortality between ...

... selection. The diminishing birth-rite of the professional and middle classes, with the high birth rate and diminished infant mortality of the lower classes. was now agitating the minds of many. but the fact remained that Nature cared very little about ...

... are surprised that they produce malformed, half- developed. rickety offspring which day after day swell the rolls of infant mortality. They are like the early blossoms of roam blighted by the spring irosta. Knowing all this, and knowing that little or ...

... for the knowledge given them. !slut M•rtallity. Each recurrent issue of the Registrar- General's Returns show that the infant mortality of the country is far above what It should he, and it is further found that this dismal shortage of the human race is ...

... a dozen. Under ov. E. Despard, the Association the As ongly on life in the slums of Bristol, stating pany a rate of infant mortality in some of them was the ot 12s. out which we readand heard somuch, Parents, grante is now rod thew children as beavily ...

... are gathered in and the door shut, shat one witnesses cannot be described. One iteed not wonder at the prevalence of infant mort-ality. Insteliecs innuoerable might be givon thit litlve come under my notice where tho grossest licentiousness has bsen found ...

... There is no good reason, however, why the death-rate should not be still further reduced. It is swollen by the terrible infant mortality. London is no worse than other cities, and far better than seine in this respect: but. still, we have to face the melancholy ...