... that presided over by iiir Walter Foster. where papers on the employment of married women in factories and its effect ou infant mortality being read, the gross evils reselling from the present system were pointed out, and the appointment of a !loyal Commission ...

... in that presided over by Sir Walter Foster, where papers on the employment of women in factories and its effeet upon infant mortality being read, gross evils resulting from the present system were pointed ous, and the appointment of a Royal Commission ...

... opposing the sale of alcoholic stimulants. One of the most important matters with which it will deal will be that of infant mortality from suffocation. Out of 1000 deaths so attributed over occur on Saturday, nearly 170 on Monday. and then • gradully ...

... over Sir Walter FoeUw, a long discussion took place on the employment of married women factories, and its bearing upon infant mortality. It was urged that resulted from present system, and was that Royal Commission be appointed to deal with tlie matter ...

... Llanfairfechan, the average mortality of infanta was within a fraction of 190 per lb - mend. Is there not matter here to give us pease I Bad as this state of things is, it does not include the whole of the infant. mortality for the year 1891. How many ...

... their bodies turned black. The Moravia's paemu, gers began to look serious. No one thought of an epidemic; yet this great infant mortality alarmed them all to • more or lees degree. The doctor said he ordered all the children to be brought on deck to get the ...

... moat fayonrablv with those of former year,. For the tirst time since 1880 the births exceeded the deatlia, whilst the infant mortality the I ow cat. 0; while there is a record representing • rate of 96 per 1,000 birth., the! average rate for the township ...

... iomeaus slaughtered their infant r children -we are sacrificing, not alone children, but youths and maidens, and men - and women in ; their prime. Few of our population live out aI their days. In regard to the escessive infant mortality - of modern life it ...

... I. was unable to walk when he was five years old, and was always in after life weak on his feet. The amazing rate of infant mortality in former times was largely due to this custom, by which the arms were fastened to the side, and the legs stretched out ...

... ten year* 1882-'9l. Upon the whole, I Here is apparent improvement the public » however, startling find that the iate infant mortality ticptuoally high, and queetion eoggrate itet that this mattir ought made the (Object of special invcatigation. At lut ...

... bequeathed a very large fortune sod an estate worth .1130.0 per annum. Ile wooed again, and this time won. Toe rate of infant mortality every year is enormous. In round numbers. 5.000,000 babies never live long enough to talk, 5,000,000 more never have ...

... without opposition, for the Chelmsford Division of has returned his electiou e.xpenscs at £177 19s. 9-. i'ite rate of infant mortality enormous. round numbers, 0.000,00 b never live long enough to talk, 5,000,000 more never have a chance walk or run, and ...