... INFANT MORTALITY IN BELFAST. The Deputy Coroner, Mr. J. S. Flonigus. held to inqaeet last evening in Peter’s HiD Baths relative to the death of a child named Wm. Allen U-Leen, at 43, Agnes Street, on the 2nd inst. It appeared from the evidence that the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN BELFAST. SHOCKING CASE FROM HAVANA STREET. • ALLEGED ILLTBEATMENT. BODY FOUND IN A CEMETERY. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN BELFAST. Coroner’s quests. Mr. E. S. Finnigan, City Corona 1- , held three inquests Saturday c the de.tha o! infants. The first was in the Eecotdei’s Court, on the body of Xi'zzio Scitt, an illegitimate child, aged 11 months, who died ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. ACTION BY GLASGOW HEALTH COMMITTEE. The Health Committee of Glasgow Corporation has resolved to recommend the Corporation, >n view the high rate infant mortality, agree to the supplying of milk for infant-feeding in poor ...

... the whole story. “ The death-rate of infants under one year of age has risen nearly 2 per cent., while the birthrate has diminished. Nearly half the children born are dead within five years. Increased infant mortality and diminished birth-rate are the two ...

... preservatives cannot fail to be injurious to the human system, and the ivcreasing infant mortality in some towns is attributed to the fact that tLe milk used by the infants i 8 now so nlequently borated. ...

... careful citizen with endless food for thought. No subject, however, with which it dealt surpassed in importance that of infant mortality, for tho discussion of this terrible civic evil opens up {or our consideration tbe vast field of the social condition ...

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... thehank. In the aheence of any member* the Frsbwy Beard in support of the application, the letter was narked “road.” INFANT MORTALITY IN DUBLIN. Testerdsy Dr. Burgees, Deputy Coroner, held an inquest the Morgue on the remains of a child nsmed Annie Farrington ...

... thousand of the samples investigated by the police authorities were adulterated, and in 1886 only 3.6 per thousand. The infant mortality per 100 living bora children in 1871 was 30 per thousand, this fell in the next ten years to 27.1, and from 1891-1900 ...

... hospitals with their infants, they would I-a vc to go the work Ikiu*. Ucanse such young wonn o lind great difficulty rinding employ If she did happen she wood have to |ml b-T infant wm-rc roll—w terribly hi-avy mil indeedof infant mortality would be largv-ly ...

... I had contemplated any step I should first informed yourself and other constituents.” SANITARY CONGRESS AT STRANRAER. Infant Mortality and Revaccination. At the annual Congress of the Incorporated Sanitary Association of Scotland, opened at Stranraer to-day ...