... Infant Mortality. Mr. Peter Ffrench, M.P.. wrote from his residence at Harpoonstown: .Dar kr. Kehoe-1 am in receipt of your communication of 'the Mit inst., and amendments snggested by the North Dublin Union, and approved of by your board, and I wish ...

... with the exhibition which now being shown that town, the subject of infant 1 mortality. Professor of Dublin, uttered words advice with reference the feeding and general car© infants I which, it hoped, will awaken responses in the hearts of numberless ...

... Proceeding with the subject of his lecture, Doctor Symes said thousands of infants died every year from food diseases and disorders that were preventable. Though infant mortality in Dublin was very high, it was still higher in the great manufacturing towns ...

... Infant Mortality. The second great problem which the Women's National Health Association has set before it is bow to reduce the high rate of mortality of infants. In Ireland, during the year roo6, there were no less than 9,644 deaths of ...

... Reduction of Infant Mortality. THE EDITOP. ,—May ask for .spsc©*. bring betore your readers the work which has far been done by the Infant Mortality Section of the Belfast Branch the TV omen a National Health Association. After considerable consideration ...

... Infant Mortality in Belfast. The City Coroner held an inquest yesterday on the body of Ethel Ruddock, aged five months, of 28 Flora Street, whose death occurred the same morning. Dr. Williamson having stated that in his opinion death was due to convulsions ...

... HUDDERSFIELD AND INFANT MORTALITY. The infant mortality for Huddersfield for the year jiist closed 97. This is the first time, so far back the records go. that it has fallen below 100. The mean for the ten preceding years, 1897 1906 inclusive, was 135 ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN MANCHESTER. In report just published on the bwjh infant death-rate in Manchester. 175 ra the 1,000 per annum, Dr. medical officer of health, point* out that heavy proportion the mortality is due e-ammer diarrhoea. This disease, eaye ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN BELFAST. BABY CLUBS' WORK COMMENDED. The Belfast city coroner held an inquest in the Templemore•avenue Baths on the body of a child named Ethel Iluddock, aged five months, whose parents reside at 28. Flora•street, Belfast. Mrs. Ruddock ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AND INFANT MILK DEPOTS, «ra WILLIAM THOMPSON, F.R.C.P., pi«» TO-DAT. Aft th* A 9TBBST, At 4JO V-BJ- sax ...

... H U DDERSFIELD AND INFANT MORTALITY. The infant moankity for for the year jest closed j fn. This is the first time, so tar back as the records go, that it has 103. ems for the to. preceding years, MN to 1906 Time thee hem a 96 per cesa. The mem ter the ...

... MEDICAL OFFICER AND THE INFANT MORTALITY EXCESSIVE. The monthly meeting of the Town Council was held on Monday—Mr W. H. Wright (chairman) presiding. Other members present—Messrs. Charles Johnston, J.P. ; D. P. Bell, J.P. ; Isaac Davison, W. M. Clow, J ...