... lIHAVY INFANT MORTALITY. The number of deaths registered during the past month amounts to 38 ; two of these were inquest cases and of the remaining 36, 3 were due to phthisis, 2 to inflainmation of the wind pipe, 4 to premature birth, 3 to senile decay ...

... Coroner Brighouse and Infant Mortality. A verdict of accidental death was returned at an inquest held by Mr. Coroner Brighouse, at the Police Station, 'Warrington, on Tuesday, respecting the death of the three-days-old child of Mary Edith Brobhin ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY. Of the 783 deaths registered in 1893 in children under five years, 458 were infants under 1 year. Calculated by the proportion of deaths under 1 year of age to the births registered, the infant mortality in Warrington, for the year ...

... infancy, and to a smaller degree in after years. Owing to the progress of hy,giene and medical science, the causes of infant mortality have been largely eliminated, the reefs at the commencement of the voyage of life are in the main avoided, and the average ...

... and a variety of Chapels, Warrington has gained, notwithstanding, a world-wide notorietr for intemperance, brutality, infant mortality, and civic rottenness. The town is so beer-sodden as to be offensive, so slummy as to be disgusting, so dirty, nauseous ...

... it, if it forgot it. if it pissed by on the other side ? That was what was at the bottom of all our terrible tale of infant mortality. We suffered at least 100 babies out of every 1,000 in the poorer districts of London to perish without natural causes ...

... period last year the numbers were 33 and 31 respectively. INFANT MORTALITY. The Health Committee recommended that a copy of the report submitted by the Medical Officer to the committee on infant mortality be forwarded to the County Council. Mr Jones proposed ...

... reported on the matter ?—The Chairman said it was discussed in connection with a paper read by Dr. Hope, of Liverpool, on Infant Mortality, in which he spoke in terms of very high praise of what had been and was being done in St. Helens. The medical officers ...

... detailed review of the Childreu'l Act, in the course of which s h e sa id th at a goo d had been said about infant mortality. The subject 0 f infant mortality was one which would appeal to all them. It was especially to the mothers that should look for the uplifting ...

... eroszes to the registerzas the ~ r eturns show. The death-rate remains practicaßvunchanged, at 18•3 per thousand. :But infant mortality eontirules to mount up, being twelve per cent higker than in the previotte tenwear-. This is, perhaps, net surprising ...

... people of Camberwell pay £lOO,OOO per annum tor water in their milk, and ascribes the high rate if infant mortality to low nutrition consequent upon the infants being fed with it. The matter was referred to the Sanitary Committee. All these dishonest proceedings ...

... neglected their children in order to secure a sum of ready money at their decease. No doubt this has helped to increase the infant mortality. They too often fail when most wanted. As an instance, the Parliamentary Committee in 1889 reported that the 'Yorkshire ...