... INFANT MORTALITY. This morning at a meeting of the Cardiff Burial Board Mr Whitworbh, the superintendent of the Cardiff Cemetery, furnished his monthly return of the interments. During January there were 241 burials as against 186 for the correspondinf ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. In the year 1867 43 per cent, of those who died in the eight principal towns of Scotland were children under live years of age. But this mode of calculation gives no correct idea of the mortality of children ; it is necessary to compare ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. A pubLic meeting wee in Birmingham on Friday, the Mayor presiding. to ,otsider earwive infant tile The Mayor sad the question a mortality bad the ..( the Health Committee of the Tont clounefl, teey h. wag_ sap. t. rd • a Ject In it ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. DEPUTATION TO MR ASQUITH. A deputation from British Medical Associa- tion on Wednesday waited upon; Mr Asquith to urgs the necessity for legislation with a vifetr to lessening infant mortality by pre- venting mothers from working in ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT An inquest was held at the Wednexklay evening--lefore the W. L. Moore) and a jury—touc of the infant daughter of Mr. I fitter, Commercial Wharf, who d mornusg.—The evidence showed expired .hortiv before noon on death appeared to be ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The recent cold and wet weather hoe had a disastrous effect upon the health of children he Liverpool. At the lent mesteng of the Health Oommittee it was reported that the ampler of deaths the previous week was 340, Wisp 169 mme than ...

... Infant Mortality. The number of deaths under 5 years was 12, being the rate of 2-2 per 1000 per annum as compared with 3*4 the preceding year. The proportion of deaths of infants under one year of age to registered births in 1895 was at. the rate of 82 ...

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... INFANT MORTALITY. (From the London Telegraph.) Dr. Ogle, in a lecture on Food, delivered at Birmingham, has usefully drawn attention to one or two facts connected with infant mortality in this country. It appears that although eight hundred thousand ...

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... INFANT MORTALITY. The death column# in the returneot the Registrar- General ha\e for long afforded food for no small amount tprculaliuu. undoubtedlr prove that infant mortallt; l> alirmiuglj high—that, in fact, in large titter, either bj the hand Providence ...

... INFANT MORTALITY.. The next inq - u - est upon the Alice Mend Pearce, an infant, reeding with its parents at It street.— mother stated that the child had been ill for a week. ths Wednesday witness took it to be f, and next morning found hsr dead upon ...