... INFANT MORTALITY. Last evening the County Coroner, Mr. C. W. Chaston, held an inquest touching the death of Elizabeth Ann Newruck. aged eighteen months. Mary Ann Newruck, wife of John Newruck, a labourer, living at College Cottages, Oulton Road Lowestoft ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN NORWICH. ORATE MATERNAL NEGLECT. was bad at Marsh Workroom yearly arras by Xt. IL W. Liar, drat. Hasa .g drib Peer Dray, • forer maths old iafsat. who died in the Urea ea Friday sight. Ile re was sae whir had bets sada sate of Fere ...

... the population. The proportion births (225) to infant deaths (18) has been as 1,000 to 80, a remarkably low rate. Infant mortality. —The deaths of infants under 1 year were only 18, giving an infant mortality ...

... • copy of thu latent Life Protection Act, and asked the Guardians to carefully peruse the RMS. —The CHAIRMAN acid the infant mortality of the Union was very small. The Act was directed against baby-farming, and be thought it did not apply to districts ...

... Mal females, 13. Teaths certified, 24; not cert Aces at death—Infants under one year persona aged one and under 60, seven: age upwarda, 11. Deaths in Worthouse, six. | one. The infant mortality i» rather high awial and is for br the cold withstanding the ...

... distribution of mortality throughout the city. Thas we find that the highest general death-rate existed in St. James's, where it was about two and a third times that for the city as a whole, while the same district also experienced the heaviest! infant mortality ...

... attention to the number of utioertilied deaths in the Shillington district. There had been fewer deaths under the bead of infant mortality, bat the improvement was not Do great as at first might seem, as the number of births was only 30‘ against 344 is the ...

... drinking purposes. As to the excessive infant mortality in Sproweton, Dr. Barton could offer explanation when asked by Mr. O. King. The four wkoopiafcough ease* might have broken out in any . ths other deaths ef infants had. with but ons exception, been duly ...

... week's mortality reiarns. exception of Salford, the dt] higbeet death-rate recorded ; sac mortality stands 28 par thorn pared with average thousand for the big centra lation. The cause of this nnsati of affairs to be found in infant mortality, which amoun ...

... position, its record of 26 per thousand is far above th. average for this season, and indicates a considerable increase in infant mortality. Apparently stand upon much the same footing as London, where the death-rate was 26 per thousand for the weak. So far ...

... assured the Council that fatbad been seriously mentioned commiltes and the doctor bad remarked that apart fro;, this high infant mortality the death rate a Luton would be exceedingly low. went on t. say that all thia year there had been exaggerate refmrts ...

... dummies. Whim the aesdfal sanatory are enforerd, our poor may be freely to sustain health and a Asap dist of imported meat: INFANT MORTALITY IN FRANCE. At • of the Preece Malan& Frieedly Noddy, kf. Deetbes, Ilimeter of the Interior, attributed the shrieked, ...