... THE INFANT MORTALITY OF Tie snort ul ler shier. M.4.J of Herds for Cheol.re. soar L. o to I trod. It ts Indult for, anti II • tomprelo. o .3411.10.A1 •111 Every of oork as ;epee el sessetory g trrloal under aetereto heels, 5 • of th• gra.o* re:sor ...

... Infant Mortality. Miss Griffin reported the death of child which had been in the care .''rs Fisher, Hill View Cottage, Cabiutoely. Sk»y rewired ithe> child from Hollisstreet Hospital on the 2nd October and registered it 15th. It was three weeks old, and ...

... Infant mortality. The Infant Mortality Problem discussion was opened by Dr. Hope, M. 0.11., of Liverpool, and it was proved that the great mortality was almost entirely due to improper feeding. Out of 300 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Eleven deaths under one year of age were registered, via., nine in the Borough, and two in the Workhouse Neither of those in the Workhouse belonged the Borough. The total of nine is therefore correct, and equals a mortality of 102.27 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Touching the death Ellen Amelia Riches, aged three months, whose parents reside 142. Quinn-buildings. Popham-etreet, the mother slated that the child had suffered from diarrhoea. She found dead in bed on Sunday morning. Dr. J. Alslen ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Tha. Inwio NB of childres sad., twelve a wp. md I.e. •AA of War pm IMO blithe, esiareJ 1..7 ia IllS. 131.34. mid Iz S A (.4th. $43 IS wen of sat bora A Miami laaviag nom 43 41. Arrsoled is witb 4.. awl for NU of MILS. aad MU Ileetare ...

... Infant Mortality. there is no serious epidemic in Dundee at the present time, the death-rate has, for the past week or two, been abnormally high. To certain extent the season the year is no doubt responsible for a percentage of the increasing mortality ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Members of the Medical Faculty are not much given to sensationalism. otherwise the report of Dr Templeman in regard to infant mortality in Dundee, with its startling revelations, might be discounted for this reason. Figures, also, speak ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Miss Grdlin reported the death of a child which hid been in the owe of iTisher, Hill View Cottage, Cahiuteely. She received the child Holies Street Hospital on the 2nd October, and registered it the 3rd. It was three weeks old, and Mra ...

... INFANT MORTALITY The fourth case was relative to the death of Charles Garrod, aged three months. Margaret Garrod. single woman and a domestic servant, said that she placed the child nurse with Mrs. Probert. street. Seven Sisters'-road. She received assistance ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The first case was concerning in© death of Frederick Elliott, aged five months, w>n « journeyman upholsterer, living at 175, St. Johnstreet. . .. Marv Ann Eliaabeth F.lliott, the mother, raid deceased had been delicate from birth. Sundae ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. SAD CASE OF NEGLECT. Dublin, Friday.—Dr. Louis A. Byrne, city coron-r, held an inquest in the morgue this afternoon on the remains of an infant named Ellen Caffrey, aged six weeks, who died suddenly at its parents' residence, to, Golden ...