... infection and cold-related diseases. Scotland continues to have a relatively high infant mortality rate in comparison with other European countries. The infant mortality rate amongst unskilled manual workers is more than twice that of professional people ...

... critical mind of an c.'iicial. It is not, however, the moral question with which he is primarily concerned It is the high infant mortality rate which he wants to wipe out. Illegitimacy, like old age, does not coifie alone. In the main it associated with living ...

... to lower tho rate of wages. Lord Derby enumerated also sanitary improvement tending to the same result by diuiinishing infant mortality, mid thereby ntirnnlai tho growth of population; and the adoption pxitoral husbandry instead of tillage a iru-ans limiting ...

... and child, under the following circumstances: —lt appears that while sitting at the fire with infant in her arms, shot was fired through the window, mortally wounding the mother and child. Both survived only few boors. On examination of the premises on ...

... thousand the population as compared with the overall Scottish figure of .37 infantile Mortality Deaths occurr.ng amongst children aged less than one year are termed infant deaths. During the year a total thirty such children died giving rate of per I.COO ...

... very defective, in the upper standards. The instruction the infants, is not sufficiently advanced, tbeir readinc and knmle ...

... alile fact that a larj{e urofmrtnai nl the ikatba were Umar cbiWrvn nwler live year* t age. row■Uileralilr oniiiW of were infant, awler year. In IWI were ileaUia yean. .If age ; I***. awl the finrt regiateml in that year 9>A I hew acre th.-e >4 very ynuiig ...

... ad fnrs. Mak J. Slew Art, 11 mortal foroonleri to bo an.. 11 174% p. 4 Mr W. 1. Mani, ha• 1 hos examiostioo• • la. 17 the el Vooue.l 1.41.m.ag • Ole lien .ment.tic.l Jasuerw Nlaitlaa.l kirran I Cowan swgeluat, Dolry. 1:3111S, 1,1J11.e ••••• ie haa ...

... grace. Thu revered and beloved form 143 y. 41 have bern no long to gee' pulpit, is now Made,, for over from the view of your mortal eyes. The miuhstratium through which he has no long, so earnestly, aml with so a desire for your mlt stem. appealed to you ...

... Tboocbkr ifaeabaM backward driroa. The fight ia (Um ; oeo.,aeat anio, Tboa atooibt'at backward aooa to rally, Uaoaioiag all oar mortal power. arteraiag oar alroafoto ally. Dot tby blow, withering blight. Area ad my life baa coot an kecaly. Dropair diffimag ...

... Cireasdiui-. feeling that it wae im p •»»ild>j for tliem livo under rule, had sought the ur-uection of Tnrkejr, and that mortality hail prevailed a-uuncst the etni-rnn**. Th*re would objection to lav tin t.auorM the table. In reply Sir L. I’alk, Sir O ...

... e mother so completely disordered want of blood, from no other esuto but starvation, absolutely to forget that she bad au infant; but that! her love was strong—even agony—was proved her prayers sighs when her attention was drawn from forgetfulness of ...