... INFANT MORTALITY THROUGH SUIeIeoCATION. - - - - - On Saturday Danford Thomas held an inquest at the and Gate l'avein, Highgate ltoad, London, on the body of Wm. Frederick Stevens. aged six week*, the child of Win. fish dealer, 9 Fortice Afewii. The mother ...

... now and again become visible in connection with the infant mortality of certain portions of British cities. Mr Jackson thought that anybody who had paid attention to the statistics of infant mortality could not help being struck by the very painful fact ...

... exclusively devoted to the treatment of children's diseases. It is not that there is no want of such an institution; the infant mortality in our city is appalling, as our statistics show, notwithstanding the excellence of our Inrinuariee, and the more humble ...

... marriages in 1879. The most encouraging point in the figures is the decrease In deaths, which is muiit marked in the care of infant mortality. It will be resroirked that 1873, the year uf the exhibitive, was notorious for fatalities of the cholera, which carried ...

... fatal during the !last five years, had never attained the epidemic expansion seen ten to fourteen years ago. In regard to infant mortality, the tables show that of every 1000 born in the city in the :last thirteen years 153 died before the expiry lof their ...

... and the world were the introduction of the moat approved modern antiseptic, the discovery of new methods of diminishing infant mortality, and his et/satiable Improvements in the construction of femme. (Loud applause.) The degree was conferred amid great ...

... law in tie= that whenever a mother re baby dead in bed with her she imprisoued. The result was a lambed diminution of infant mortality. FIRS ON BOARD • W•lSEHlP.—Letters from China recalved at Plymouth report that while • e a atet m, coals was being shipped ...

... prison ; the . association technical education with intermediate s..hools and local colleges, by Mr Alderman . Cropper; infant mortality ; the employment of mothers in mill, and manufactories ; the report of the Select Committee on Endways ; and the I iutimencee ...

... In 1831 there was a fife for presenting their s ti c k. t o on e y ou th a nd making mills and manufactories inflamer* infant mortality, persona emoloyed in mines; in 1881 ther e • life lost for every 019 enipturoal. In the te a Firs with the alternative ...

... sxmoting for the high mortality of Glasgow. Mr Morrison held that character and occupation had a good deal to do with the high mortality. He (Dr Carpenter) contended that character and occupation were not reasons at sI for high mortality, and he instanced ...

... found on the bed with his thwat cut be moot actermined manner, scot band. him was kw wile of • antolor cliaracter. Thew infant, woman's. arms was I.weartd wriai Mood. mut ru assitag parovely. 11.• and weft and the that It la • welder and anode. Cook ...

... memory ot James Watt; now it is a mystery of infantile mortality, to which Bailie Anderson called attention at a meeting of the Police Board on Tuesday. it is but right to say that the general mortality of Greenock is not high. During October and November ...