... INFANT MORTALITY. The of the Public Hmlth Union frequently God instance. when dm habits who are the subject of their rolicitude are without adequate clothing. There Taunt ho quite a lot of left-olf elething lying shout in the eupbeerds and drawers of ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The infant mortality for the year was at the raie of 106.14 per 1,000 births, as compared with ilB for England and Wales. This rate for the whole country is also the lowest ever recorded, showing beyond doubt that the attention drawn ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Of the deaths for last year, 20 occurred ia infants under one year of age, being at the rite of 112 per 1000 of the birth rate. The rate for 1899 was 175 per 1,000 awl for 1898 135 per 1000. In the West Riding the average rate was 152 ...

... Infant Mortality. It would seem that children taken from the veldt are peculiarly susceptible to the attack infectious diseases which they have never known in their own homes; and when we look the official statistics published last week, and find that ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. An was held Wednesday regarding the death of child of . wows. awed Bridget Little, the wife of • labourer who Ilan in Stewart Street, Heaton Nerds. near Stockport. The child wee farad dead I. bed on &easy. The Coroner (11r. J. P. Pries) ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Examination of the returns of the Registrar- Gewalt shows that the put few weeks numbers of deaths of Infests lees thee a year old to Huddersfield have been the Week endleg Satanism last Me number hue Worsened slinkily, six being :corded ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. In the death returns teat were several of infanta from bronchitis and pneumonia. Three death. are presentable. It Mould be remembered that wry young babies hare only a slender bold on life. They are frail. They be afforded heal. air ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. With regard to infant mortality, Dr. Dingle observes that the peat year Inotable for a sery marked decrease in the i.umber of beanie of infants under one year of age. This decrease is entirely due to the diminution of ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. REMARKABLE CASES. At the Coroner's Court taat evening two bold which revealed most remarkable mortality two families, only one child. ag»»d three and a half years, being alive out nineteen children bom. th*» case the mother. Mrs. Mary ...

... five. The Sheffield mortality in infants was exceeded only Salford, Burnley, and Preston. The progress made in sanitation during the last years had effected great saving life. but it was not child life, | for the infant mortality stood where it was. Some ...

... CHEOUNG INFANT MORTALITY. Good and rapid teeulte have followed I ry e spp o imu i eut ni the rltegismy 'Coutoril of health 'senor, slime duty it le to t hierk Int .r.: mortality. Ili., pot 1.1.00 hi Liiiiehous+ district. Th. di-oh rate has drippid to ...

... MILK AND INFANT MORTALITY. LICENSING OF DAIRIES URGED. Professor Kenwood (London), in the course of a paper on * Milk Supply and Infant Mortality,”’ read before the State Medicine Section of the British Medical Association, at Exeter, to-day, said that ...