... MYSTERIOUS INFANT MORTALITY AT DERRY. BABIES DEAD IN ONE HOUSE. The Derby Police are investigating the mysterious the deaths of several infants, Ithascome to their knowlsdga that in one house, in a low district not far from the cantra of the town, no ...

... SHOCKING INFANT MORTALITY IN A j CONVENT. At a meeting of the guardians of St. George's Union, London, on Wednesday, Mr. Seymour presiding, a dis- cussion was commenced by Mr. Fleming respecting the mortality amongst children at the convent of St. Vincent ...

... infant mortality in iLNGLiND. — iluring the last year / tbe women of Eugland have borne above 2000 children | a-day ; but death struck down above 1300 a day, and reduced j tbe natural increase of population to little more than 700 ! a day. To produce ...

... Infant Lars.—There is no doubt that the Register General's reparte »r,d statistics relating mortality infant* show very marked improvement if one at - simplest domestic aids the nursery, in the shape of Mrs. ion's Soothing Syrup, were used universally ...

... thatched roofd, through which the rain trickles freely, and surroundings are of filthy and miserable) character. The infant mortality of the district is very high. ...

... urged that the use tinned, separated milk was not only worthless but injurious for children, and seriously increased infant mortality. Mr. Long, reply, could not promise in his Food and Drugs Bill to compel the words Unsuitable for children or adults ...

... who were never better off. Most sanitarians believed that the doath rate could be reduced to 15 per 1000, and the large infant mortality was a blot on our social system. Quarantine regulations were powerless agaiust cholera. ...

... the chief registrars increased. Tiie collecting system tended to increase infant mortality, and familiarised parents with the idea of the death of their child. For insuring infant life he suggested some branch of the Post Office in Manchester and Liverpool ...

... CIRCULARS, SHOP AND COUNTER BILLS, printed on the Shortest Notice, THE DAILY TELEGRAPH OFFICE, HIGH-STREET. Our Infant Mortality. The enormous mortality of children continues to be a great stain on the honour, and a heavy burden on the conscience of the nation ...

... DISEASES CHILDREN —THEIR CAUSE AND PREVENTION. ' Dr. Husband, of York, read a paper On Infant Mortality ; its Cause and Bemedy. In the outset he spoke of infant mortality as robbing the country of that which would have proved a source wealth. He then proceeded ...

... such laws as would ensure cleanliness, and place the poorest of their constituents under the best sanitary regulations. Infant mortality would then soon be checked, and the insidious causes of death being removed, infanticide proper would stand out alone ...

... Rassam stating that he had good hopes of their release. INFANT MORTALITY IN NORFOLE. In reply to Mr. Bentinck, Sir G. Guey said tat the statement of the Coroner with respect to the infant mortality at Emneth, in Norfolk, was gross!y ex- He had instituted ...