... Infant Mortality. On &thirds) , morning last, at the Panther publichonor, Turin Street, Bethnal Green, the Deputy C,,rnner held an inquiry respecting the death of Caroline Charlotte Bagley, au infant, 10 weeks old, daughter of Mrs. Caroline Bagley, residing ...

... Infant Mortality. An inquest was held on Friday. August 286, at the Bakers' Arms, Warner Flare, Hackney Road, by Mr. G. Collier, respecting the death of an infant, aged two months, the son of Henry King, a French polisher, residing at 4. Charles Place ...

... Infant Mortality. On Thursday afternoon, Mr. Wynn► Baxter, the Coroner for East Middlesex, held an enquiry at the Carpenter's Arms, Pritchard's Road, respecting the death of two children. The first cue was that of the inf►nt daughter of Emily Eliza Murfield ...

... Infant Mortality. An inquest was held at the Vestry Hall on Thursday the 31st ult, on the body of a child, aged five months, daughter of Margaret Sarah Cook, wife of George Cook, boot finisher, residing at 12, Poyser Street. The evidence of the mother ...

... Infant Mortality. At the Ship Tavern, Bacon Street, Bethnal Green, the Deputy Corner acid an inquiry into the death of Mary Ann Frances Glasscock, aged, four months, who, the evidence showed, had died of convulsions. Verdict, natural death. The Shoreditch ...

... the season of infant mortality is now well on. A large cum• her of infants have been accidentally smothered in bed during Christmas, the cause of which the Deputy coroner remarked, was the fact that many mothers go to deep with their infant children lying ...

... Infant Mortality in Bethnal Green and Hackney. WHOLESALE SUFFOCATION OF BABIES. At the Bethnal Green Coroner's Court on Tuesday morning last, Dr. Wynn Weetoott, inquired into three oases of sudden death. of infants.. Inspector Hall, of the National Society ...

... MASSACRE OF THE I N NOCENTS IN SIIOREDITCII. To the Editor of the • EASTERN AKuUS. ' Sir, With reference to the appalling infant mortality in the Borough of Shore• ditch, I think many of your readers, with myself, deplore the action of the Borough Council ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. THE MASSACRE OF THE INNOCENTS IN SHOILEDITCII To the Editor of the Sir, With reference to the appallsng? infant mortality in the Borough of Short, ditch, I think many of your readers', with myself, deplore the action of the Borough Council ...

... WALTON & 422, Bethnal Green Road. and 308, Roman Road, Old Ford. Infant Mortality. The last case was that of an infant, the daughter of Alice, wife of Alfred Besse, • sawyer. residing ti, Satchwell 14 , ree.. It appeared that when the mother awoke on ...

... Hilditcb, and J. E. Nolan. INFANT MORTALITY. A letter was re4,i by the Clerk from the Limehonse District Board of Works &tailing certain steps taken by that Board with the of ject of decreasing the rate of infant mortality in London. No order was made ...

... from Avenue House, High-street. Peckham. as follows :—'The terrible figures which have recently been given relating to infant mortality in one of our leading metropolitan orphanages induce me to ask your permission to say one or two wordS to the few but ...