... great tests of the poverty a district infant mortality. Wlnle the births in London were at an average 30 per cent greater than the deaths, this parish of St. Clement's Lanes, the death-rate, from excessive infant mortality, was greater than the births. When ...

... the doctrines of the anti-vaccinationists, who claim that the enforcement of the law vaccination is direct source of infant mortality. Taking this aspect of the grievance, the Society have embodied it into series of demonstration funerals, one of which ...

... second with shire maras with foal, and was tilly foais. check infant mortality the District Board of Works have recommended that lady officer appoinceJ. whose duty will be look after infants the district. The Queeai has been confer Knight iimmandership ...

... 0 per cent , of persons aged 60 yeara and upwards ; the propor- tion of infant mortality showed a ooneiderable decline open that in the previoua week. The annual rate of mortality from all causes per 1000 peraoua estimated to be living m the borough, which ...

... disposing of the sewage of the towns? II. What are the causes, and what are the means for the prevention of excessive infant mortality? III. What is the influence on health of the over-crowding of dwelling-houses and workshops? and by what means could ...

... the Town Clerk, Bartho- lomew Charles Gidley, M.A. The Council, it ! appears, have been alarmed by the large amount iof infant mortality in the city. They have, there- ! fore, conferred with experienced nurses, and the I result 1b that they call upon the ...

... mother nurse who slept with child under two years old was punished with imprisonment. Since that law came into force infant mortality has greatly decreased. ...

... disapproval any insurance office taking a child directly was born. He was afraid that this sort thing was doing good, far infant mortality concerned. had bold great many inquests, and had noticed, somewhat remarkable fact, that in some cases infantile death ...

... expressed his disapproval any insnranca taking child duectiy it nt born. tint this sort of thin* dorag no good; far an infant mortality was concerned. He had he& a n»n.T inquests, and had noticed, a somewhat remarkable fast, that in some oaeee of infantile ...

... Diarrhea accounted for 55 of these, while rather curiously with summer there were 42 deaths from phthivis and diseases. Infant mortality was ex. high, there being 112 deatas of chil- dren under a vear old. ...

... three issues questions of fact, I do trust will allow me to , though I oe I am precluded giving him a few First, as to infant mortality. I fail to find record of where the is 98 in the 100, Thereiore £ repest that as patron of an charm me. institution with ...

... remove for sanitary, municipal, and other purposes 3. What influence has the employment of mothers in manufactures on infant mortality, and ought any and what restrictions to be placed on such employment Economy and Trade Department.—l. What are the probable ...