... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... means for disposing of the sewage towns ? What are the causes and what are the means for the prevention of excessive infant mortality ? What arc the effete upon trade of the existing laws of maritime warfare 'Is the granting of patents for inventions ...

... again turns in his favour The infant mortality of the town opens a wide field for speculation, as well as for social and Take this fact,—that moral improvement out of 5,054 deaths in Sheffield, in 1862, 1,358 were of infants under twelve months, and 250 ...

... hospi'al was witbin re ash ; and those infant per cent, were abandoned by the parents. Two-thirds of those received atPaiis die iv the first year; and as tbe number a lmitt has treble!, the amount of infant mortality is fearful to think of. The case at St ...

... addres3ingthe Academy, one woman professing to nurse seven infants, and yet she herself had neither milk nor a cow.” Fed with bad broth, exposed to every species of dirt and neglect the miserable infant sickens and d\es. The nurse, however, writes to its mother ...

... showed that twenty-five per cent of all born died during the first five years of life, they found that in acme places infant mortality reached 50, and even 65 per cent In Preston, it was 13 per cent in the families of the gentry, 36 per cent in the fami- ...

... their worships were investigating. Mr. Blackburn went on to state that the use of alum in bread had a great affect ou infant mortality. A chemist was in Court ready to prove that Mr. Tingle had purchased from him 6001ba. of alum within the space or six ...