... INFANT MORTALITY. Sir Charles Cameron. having regard to the excessive infant mortality at present in Dublin, which he attributes in great part to unripe trait, overripe from the 11x e d meat rt and vegetables, tibia vises that great care should be taken ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. A Infant Mnrtalitj: It* CaneM and Prevention, was « well-rMiaoned expOßition the known to, nn ...

... Depots for prepared milk in the bands of Corporationcounteracted high infant mortality, but, rah, able as these institutions were, nothing could take the place of nature's own food for infants. ...

... out to. extended, and adding that the consent had been signed and sealed - by his clients. EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY. The excessive infant mortality in the North Dublin Union Worklionae, ilescribed in alarming terms in the report of Do. Coey Bigger, ...

... old age mortality is much higher than it has been fur many years. Among infants under one, 19 deaths occurred, being at the rate of 97 per thousand births registered. This compares favourably with the previous year, when the infant mortality was 120 per ...

... is said whom the gods love die young; they must look with special favour on the single apartment population. When the infant mortality varies from 1 to 4 in such districts as Cowcaddens to 1 is 20 in such districts as Kelvinside it looks as though not ...

... of leaving their babies in the care of young children, and the result is that Acton has a higher average rate of infant mortality than soy town in the county. The proposal is one of tbe provisions of the Acton Improvement, which came before a Select Committee ...

... the heaviest mortality has been from diseases of the lungs sod heart, and from cancer. Sixteen from the disease of the ?urge, sir of which were from phthisie, nine Jying from diseases of the heart, and four from cancer. The infant mortality is a low one ...

... permitted to sucklo their infants. Depots for prepared milk in the hands of Corporations counteracted high infant mortality, bat valuable these institutions were, nothing could tske the place of nature's own food for infants. ALLEN A DAWS bay for Cash ...

... Conservator, s.t., Watroougn, Tyne. T. Brown, s.t.. Foreman, Roads. CORONER ANT) INFANT MORTALITY, City Coronyr (Mr. R. W. held yesterday the Railway Store-. H-i.-ham to the death infant ilB W.m-d Elloo /teatrica Eagloton. »d 12 Tho beautifol oamol hair Eooca ...

... Cheylesumer, Sir Charles Weiby, M.P., sad tia David &about. MOB DAILY INDEPENDENT AND NATION. EXIDAY, AUGUST 19, 190. INFANT MORTALITY. ...

... wages. A discussion followed, and the Bar. P. J. May- •pwk.r. W A dUeu>toD olto took pt.ee with the S&Wh.Ttt S-the-Si;? infant mortality and the report of tike Health ivlMQiUM.Btrontlr or|*e the cl! of the oewi the milk rapplp o( th. h« not thtek th. Urn ...