... Death is notl~ess crulelly a'ndulwantounly. at work in the modern luptauce thanlL in -the -aucient.. At Ngwcaatle the.- infant mortality is not much less,-40 :per 1,000-while in: 13alfas-., Bradford, Derby, anad Birkenhead it falls to. Ir6 per - 1,000.-Bu1xilder ...

... were members of the Society. Witness had never heard in Scotland complaints of this insurance of children stimulating infant mortality. The expenses, other than collectors' commiseson, came to close upon six or seven per cent of, the revenue, miking the ...

... residence exhibits a mortality ten times ieee. The municipal authorities are taking steps to prevent the ever- orowding of hospitals, and to isolate as much as possible cases of confinement. More lugubrious still Is the stoto of infant mortality. It is shown ...

... Council on Wednesday that f( the deablns doring the quarter were 19, giving a rate of .236 psr 1,000 principally due to. infant mortality owing to mensles. Tie it blith rate was 38 5per 1,000. Dr. Shortxridgo & recommcn'dq that measles eboeul4 be lL included ...

... Rouse, Mr. Pope was elected to the~ ivacancy. A letter from Mr. Norton, containing some t, 1suggestions dealing with infant mortality, was referred a 'to the committee appointed to deal with the subject, d THe CARLOTTA PATTI Cexcccnss,-Mr. Browning f ...

... the latter. It was shown that the fault also lay in the 3ss baking of the bread. The Chairman, in referring to the 8 ny infant mortality within the city, said that circumstances I bis made it unadvisable to consider the matter in committee I ult that day ...

... ives I respecting the tenure of land in the several countries of ) Europe, Mr. Michell gives a frightful account of infant : mortality in Russia. Of the whole number of births in the ; month of October in the province of Novgorod-and he tells . us the ...

... not specified), 1. Deaths under I year were ed 3 80 per 1,000, but 6 being due to an epidemic, leaves our of ordinary infant mortality 2 3, being a fraction over that of lest year, and in the highest sense satisfactory. If again we deduct the 21 carried ...

... cent of infants under one year of ageo and 28.466 or 23-6 per cent of persons aged 60 years and, upwards; each of these proportions showed a slight increase upon those which prevailed in the corresponding quarter of:,. last year. Infant mortality measured ...

... and evencrminedal starvation. He adds ?? Burial societies, I am Iafraid, have something to answer for in respect to infant - mortality, for if a child is in several friendly societies dissolute parents can sea a way to gratify their love for Idrink, and ...

... Miortimer in the chair. to The court resolved itself into a committee to inquire into the [is cuense of the exceseive infant mortality in the city of Exeter d.As compared with other cities and towns, and to consider 1-whether any steps can be taken to ...

... the ages at which the deaths took place, and the causes, it appeared that the great proportion was due to an excessive infant mortality in the district of St. Sidwell. And the writer suggested that the result was mainly owing to overcrowding, bad ventilation ...