... separated milk. It was stated that, owing to the almost total atsence of nutrition in this article, there was an excessive infant mortality, especially amonz the poor.—Mr. Long, in reply, expressed his sympat .y with the objects of the deputation, and eaid ...

... separated milk. It was stated that, owing to the almost total atsence of nutrition in this article, there was an excessive infant mortality, especially among the poor.—Mr, Long, in reply, expressed his sympat .y with the objects of the deputation, and said ...

... sanitary condition of Ripoa. ‘ Ixvant MoRTALITY aum-mu,-uumnuhuunder one mo( age, mnmmm 1,000 of the birth rate. The rate in_the :m!&n\.fim. In the West Riding the rare 1808 was 165 per 1.000. The infant mortality during 1599 was unusually bigh, and of ...

... the district. The death rate was 1296, and the birth rate 23 15 per 1,000. The features were:— The exceptionally low infant mortality, 647, as compared with 1049 for 1895, due to absence of whooping cough and measles; and an unfortunate increase in the ...

... o H3B per one . at dem n;.. The rate in_the -.d’-: ENI.I.W. Ia the West Riding the rate 1598 was 163 per 1.000. The infant mortality during 1599 was unusually bigh, and of the 34 deaths 20 less than 18 ouzinoj in the third quarter of the year. many of ...

... the potteries, and the Factory Bill introduced last session that imposed further restrictions on women. Regarding the infant mortality in large towns, she said she was quite sure that it was due to ignorance, and quite unfair to impute it to women who ...

... end of the year mmummw:wm-m books, Although commenced 80 in the season the effect on the infant mortality and diarrhoss rate his been marked. The infant mortality rate for St Fielons in 1895 wes 157 per 1,000 birthe, againet s wesn rate of 174 in the preceding ...

... investigation by Dr Newshoime, the Medical Officer, that Lancashire and | Yorkchire bave no. the woret records of infant | and chid mortality. It would seem as if fac | tory life and existonce in our manufacturing | :owu and villages : not ll: bad as criosy ...

... the potteries, and the Factory Bill introduced last session that | imposed further restrictions on women. Kegarding the infant mortality in large towns, she said she was quite sure that it was due to ignoranace, |and quite unfair to impute it to women who ...

... ):euthilll—awzz gratulation, as indicating an improvement Eenl bealth and sanitary condition of Ripon. . Green's remarks on infant mortality should be carefully perused. The comparative freedom W&-‘:flah some mhnl-&.W‘ ex ure orporation in recent years the way ...

... canses. It in very gratl to find that the infastide mortality s low. Last year 1 bad to call attention to the rate of mfantile wortality under five years, of which no less than eightesn were infants under one year of . For l-ndyih-y‘u&-h-_-'n-d epidemic ...

... remainder from various camsen. It is very gratify to find that the infantile mortality is Tow. Last year luuc-um»mu?_uu-m--mortality under five years, of M-h-?— eighteen. were infants wnder one year of age. For thy—vlh-b.-vgfl-d of diarrturs such as prevailed ...