... ocenrred at Huntinzdon, leaving a nett total of 31124 per cent. of the nett total mortality—and ziving an infantile death-rate of 96.87 per I.OCO births. Kizht infants died in St Mary's Parish, 19 in &t. James’s, 2 in the suffolk peral Hospital, including ...

... We do not know how the Sanitary view this high mortality amcngst Children. • it certainly is a matter which cells tot -••• enquiry. Just now we are all vastly t•orice' • ' in the preservation of infant Ilfe, and t• • • be that something in the direction ...

... women qualified training and nnturul gifts undertake tho teaching of domestic cconorny—and sitcontinued— terrible mortality of infant* and children duo imprt-per feeding a our civilisation. wonders whether the women agitators days or their focietos ...

... MEANS FOR PREVENTING MORTALITY IN CHILDBIRTH AND INFANCY, The administration of the Mid wives' Act, 190**. is in the hands of the West Suffolk County Council. The Notification Births Act, 1907. now in force. The chief facts shown to infant deaths are follows: ...

... Kirby ha. been killed wLtle in l'rance. Ur is the brother of Pte. George Fox, whose death was reported last week, and who was mortally wounded on the same day on which his broth•r was killed. Pte. 13. B. Fox emigrated to Canada about six and a half years ago ...