... INFANT MORTALITY. The recent cold a*'d wet weather has had disastrous effect upon the health of children in Liverpool. At the last meeting the Health Committee was re; that the number of deaths the previous week was being 163 more than in the corresponding ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The Coroner held an inquiry the Mariners Chapel, South Quay, on Monday, to the death of a 48-hoar child, named William Mapes. The parents live 9. Mariners’ Road. The grandmother said she was present the death of the child, who gave a ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT NORWICH. At nocn to-day the Deputy-Coroner (Mr. H. /. Mills) held inquiry the (brown and Anchor public-house, Middle Street, touching the death of Alice Mason, the seven weeks old child of a finisher named Geo. Mason, of 91, Middle ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. On Monday evening the Borough Coroner (J. T. Waters, Esq.) held two inquests, at the Druids' Arms public-house. The first was upon the body of a child named Bonth!hwdmd nineteen mouths, who died from the effects of & on Saturday nig ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, The recent cold and wet weather has had a disastrous effect upon the health of children in Liverpool. At the last meeting of the Health Committee it was reported that the number of deaths the previous week was 310, being IG3 more than ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN YARMOUTH. The Boroagh Coroner (J. Tolver Waters, Esq.) held inquest at the Town Hall, on Tuesday evening laat, touching the death of child named Henry Quinton, aged 2 months, who died suddenly at No. 10, Row 41, cn Sunday night. Eliza ...

... THE INFANT MORTALITY. The Borongh Coroner held *n inquiry Friday at the Angel Hotel Taiv Market Place, aa to the death o! Ethel Florence Brown, an eighteen-month old child, who bad died aaddenly. Grace Hannah Brown, wife of Arthur Bro«n, labourer, of ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. criticisms on estimated receipts per car mile for the proposed extension to Caister, I should The Health Committee appointed a sublike to explain bow I arrived it. I had committee to report on this subject, and the closely watched the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IMPORTANT INQUEST AT BLUNDESTON. For tome time past attention baa been directed in this district to the high rate mortality infants, and the lest death statistics showed frightful increase thereof. Another case has joal occurred Blnndeeton ...

... Infant Mortality. During the last thirty years there has been great reduction in infant mortality. This is very largely due to the work of Child Welfare centres, progressive local authorities and the propaganda work undertaken the National Baby Week Council ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT NORWICH. The City Coroner (Mr. H. W. Lailell) held on iaguiiv Testa relay afternoon at tlie Kimberley Anns, South fteighom, the body of W.lliam James Goocb. months, the eon Garrard Gooch, acarponter, of Trory Street, who died suddenly ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The Health Committee appointed a sub• committee to report on this subject. and the followinc_consultatire members were added:— Mr. H. W. Case, Rev. M. Cullen, Rev. W. T. Goodrich, Mr. D. T. Kink, Mrs. Leech, Dr. 11. Mayo, Mr. E. J. Middleton ...