... infantile mortality of Glasgow. A great ! proportion of the infants of the poor and working classes are horn iu conditions unfavourable to health, and die before reaching the age of live years. Since the fact of the disproportionate infantile mortality of Glasgow ...

... MISS MARTINEAU ON INFANT MORTALITY. Tue fact is proved that, in England, a hundred thousand persons die needlessly every year; and of this number forty thousand are children under five years of age. O! all the infants born in England, above per cent. ...

... to. The Galbreath mortification was then agreed to furnished to the poor in tho usual way. On the Mddical reports on infant mortality being brought up, Mr Cameron moved that committee be appointed to report on them, as they were of such voluminous nature ...

... on 1000, whereas on an average of seven years the infant mortality in the whole of London had been 52 in 1000 ; that the infant mortality these establishments had been not so much as one-fifth of that in London generally. Another circumstance deserving ...

... subject was deferred till next meeting. A remit from tho half-yearly meeting, relative to the cause of the largo amount of infant mortality, was ordered to be sent to the medical officers of the Board to inquire into. ...

... save hundreds front this bitter and lasting subjta t self •reproar h. and do something to diminish that overwhelming infant mortality which. week week, the Registrar-General reports in unerring figures, if the frequency of this accident could he sufficiently ...

... and marriages which have taken place during the past year. The mortality, and especially the infant mortality, continues painfully nigh. From the inequality which appears in the mortality of the various districts, it is but too evident that a large proportion ...

... consequently, the total mortality London generally. taking together all classes, rich and poor, was proportionally more than three times greater than the mortality in these establishments. On a comparison of the infant mortality these dwellings with that ...

... ae tien was [343° Of thie thers eave 00 children under ten years of in the proportion of 10 in 1000. In the le 1000. infant mortality of the whole of ...

... the people, aad the general sani arrangemcnts of the towns, As in all manufacturing populations it is found that tho infant mortality is it seemed desirable to direct attention to this point, and accordingly the deaths under 5 years of age have been given ...

... be faithful to themaelves, to their country, and their God--then rimy we look with certainty on our annual figure cif infant mortality being greatly lessened; but without some such agency as this, we suspect we shall look to other sanitary sources in vain ...

... 91 per cent. When the infant mortality of Glasgow ie compared with other towns in Scotland, it cannot be denied that the result Is startling; but to draw from this unfortunate peculiarity the deduction that this great mortality wholly the physical condition ...