... INFANT MORTALITY. Relative to the death Deuia Zweckel. need nine week*, whoso parents at 86, Richmond road, Barnsbory, the father, pork butcher, said that the deceased was .■ healthy child. Wednesday morning his wif* left bed when she got up, and later ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The second case Vial in consequence of the, death of Florence Chapman, aged fifteen months, whose parents reside at 84, Durham-road, BMloamy. Ada Chapman, wife of a carman, said de- ceased, who was teething, had an abscess in the side ...

... INFANT MORTALITY Relative to the death of William E. Thomas, three months, son mason’s labourer. Viclor-rvad, Seven Sisters’ road, 17lU of ’December fee was seized with convulsions, and the mother took him the Islington Workhouse. where »a» attended bv ...

... 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, Mr. Walter inqneftt lli« Copon«r*« Court relative the death of Johneon, aged three wiioee fvents r-nide at 23, Grobvecor-etreet, Islington. I'Hi-ly Jobreon, (he wife of labourer, that had been ivasting for the ir»a;h, but t.hc did not ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Yesterday, at the Coroner's C 1 art, Islington, - Mr. Walter Schroder held inquests upon the bodies of three infants, who died under circumstances by which the medioal men were unable to give certificates at the time. The first related ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Yesterday afternoon Ur. George Ihmford held tliree inquests at the Coroner’s Court; Tlie first case was with reference to the death of Catherine Lyons, aged seven weeks, daughter printer's labourer living at 4. Wilming ton-place, Wi ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, The first ease was relative to the death of Wesley Arthur Percy Price, aged 14 weeks, whose parents reside at 30, Hatley-road, Finsburypark. Hate Emma Price, wife of a milk carrier, said deceaeed was • healthy child up tilt Tuesday last ...

... 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. One hundred and fifty-six deaths occurred at one and under, and at sixty-five years and over. The deaths under one year births registered works out 106.77 per 1.000. and compares with London with per 1,000 for the ■am. iwriotl. ami with ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. In reference to the death of William Mills, aged six weeks, son of 'bus conductor living at 15, Brook:thy-street, Liverpool-road, the mothor said the child was healthy. On Monday she wag in bed with it, and went to sleep with the child ...