... THE LABOUR COMMISSION. At the Labour yrsterday Dr Tatham. medical °facer for Manchester, attributed the high rate of infant mortality in certain distries to early withdrawal of maternal oars. fie suggested that no woman should be allowed work from home ...

... their workmen and their children, thinking that if it is good enough for them it is good enough for the children. The infant mortality is frightful. He also showed me a piece of the mould,y bread which the peasants eat. And now,' he said, I must ask ...

... in London. At the Laboir Commission yesterday Dr Tatbam, medical officer for Manchester, attributed the high rate of infant mortality in certain districts to the early withdrawal of maternal care. He suggested no woman should be allowed to work from home ...

... registered was 160—namelv, 83 males and 77 females. Tbe mortality calculated on the foregoing ligores gives total death rate of 20-76 per 1,000 the population, nod excluding the workhouse deaths mortality of 16*5. The infantile and infectious death rates would ...

... was 150. namely-83 males and Ti females , . The mortality calculated on the foregoing figures gives a total death rate ot 2016 Der 1000 of the population, and excluding the workhouse death a mortality of 6.5. The infantile and infectious death rate would ...

... within 12 years after the right to bring it first accrued. Should the right have accrued to a person under disability, as infant or lunatic, action may be brought within 12 years of its accruing, or within six years of the disability ending or the disabled ...

... registered was 120, viz., 58 males and 62 females. The mortality calculated the foregoing figures gives total rate 15*73, and excluding the deaths which tcok place in the Workhouse the mortality would be 12*9. The infantile death rate 210, and o*B died ...

... workhouse, 16 deaths of infants 12 montbsoldand under, aod2 deaths from infectious diseases, namely—l from erysipelas the other from diarrhoea. The total number of births registered was 136 —namely, 61 males and 76 females. The mortality calculated on the foregoing ...

... deaths of infants 12 swaths old and under, sad 8 deaths from infections din-saes. Foe 0- from infectious diseates are as follows i—Typhoid fever 2 deaths. diphtheria 3 deaths. whooning notigh 2 laths. diserbosa 1 desrh—Total 8 death.. The mortality calculated ...

... verdict of manslaughter against the woman Keovea, Coldharbour lane, South London, alleged baby farmer, connection with the death infant named Simmonds. A labourer named Hoare was committed for rial the North Loudon Police Court yesterday charged with attempting ...

... more or less of a mild type as shown by the very small mortality amongst these cases. The total number of deaths, including 39 which took place in the Workhouse, was 172. Of these 11 were infants of twelve months old and under, and two died from infectious ...

... deaths of infants twelve months old and under two years. and two deaths from infectious diseases. one being from erysipelas, the other from diarrheas. The total number of births registered was 133, namely, 61 males and 75 females. ['he mortality, calculated ...