... Mr hionsell—What is the 'lumber of inmates at pro. sent in the workhouse Witeees—About 1,800. Mr Montan—Le there great infant mortality in year workhouse Witne..—Not very great. Mr Alonall—la it your opinion that the boys and girls in the workbnost under ...

... than during Ole conespading half year with a daily average of 26, as against 22; but the mortality was not large, mid the percentage under 6. I Tlse infant mortality has been 9.5 per cent on the total number relieved, and that of the childrml between 2 ...

... made to have them removed to the wards occupied by the healthy Women. The Master, reply to tlie Clinirman. said that the infant mortality had not been on the increase, and also said with roapcct l-othe accommodation for tbesick, there were only brar rooms ...

... committee. MORTALITY AMONG INFANTS. The foVow’ng letter from Dr. Brodic was read October 8, 1856. Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen—ln compliance with your request,as communicated to me Mr.Naish,“,that I would report at next meeting the cause of the mortality among ...

... with intelligent, active relieving officer. Mr Maguire—Has your attention been called to great infant mortality in the Youghal workhouse ? Witness—The mortality is not great 1 have beard it stated to lie in other places, owing to the hra'thy situation of ...

... they are. Mnnaell—What ia the number inmates present in the workhouse ? t nos* About I.BCO. Mr Monsell—ls there great infant mortality your workhouse ? Witness—Not very great, Mr Monscll —ls your opinion that the hoy* ami g-rls in the workhouse uiul*r ...

... the department of Health, presided over Lg Sir Charles IteetinN, the Treanor of the disposal of sewage and the mate of infant mortality are to be amide/ell ; and in the fourth deparlamot— Trade and Economy—whirls Le prevailed over by Mr. IL. Chadwick, the ...

... Fmtrusting• new born infant to one of them istantasamta to Infanticide. Dr Brochard read copies of lying letter. written by mama to the children'. permits, describing In pathetic langur the may cheeks and incresaing charms of their infants dead weeks before ...

... were on „„„i. So much due to the maintenance of our ortho. return from our walk when heard this), the maid, do* rate of infant mortality. then living with the family, went by our house, with |> „ ~•* Ointment and Pills, a cure for Scrofula ban.l box i-er ...

... merman the subject of infant rumeality are absolutely sppalling. The mortality cannot Lemma to be peculiar to any state of society, for it exist' under circumstances most dissimilar in our urban and rural populations. Infant mortality is very high is rural ...

... Scoit 35 ; Mary Stevenson infant; El-xa O’Shea in am ; Nary Srdes 24; Margaret Sweeny 7; Bridget Tracy ; William Unchurch 19; Ann Unchurch 21 ; John White : Mary White infant ; William W'elsh ; Mary Collins infant; Mary King infant; Geo Kemp 20 ; Michael ...

... lst year the Hon. and Rev. S.G. Osborne took the Kilrush Board of Guardians to task for the frightful mortality in their Workhouse. The mortality in the Limerick Workhouse that time was very greitalso; yet to great surprise I saw the published returns ...