... INFANT MORTALITY. r SPECIAL TELEGRAM. J txTftinesdAY. —At meeting of the Sedgley Dudley, Wednesday. queB tion of infantde Local Board last nig*, .* wM that the mortality was considerea. w rf & total of 29 parents of 18 of the chuar deaths, belonged to ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN SHEFFIELD. Monday afternoon Mr. D. Wightman, Coroner, held an inquiry at the Napier Inn, Napier-street, touching the death of Harry Humphreys, seven months old, son of Walter William Humphreys, surgical instrument filer, 88, Napier-street ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN SHEFFIELD. Yesterday afteru«on Mr. I). Wightman, Coroner, held au inquiry at the Napier Inn. Napier-streot, touching the death of Harry Humphreys, seven mouths old. sou of Walter William Humphreys, surgical instrument filer, sh, N ...

... 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 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... by the alterations and improvements whioh have been carried out sanitary bodies throughout the kingdom. Infant Mortality. —The infant mortality for the past year was above that of 1877, and considerably exceeded the average throughout the kingdom. Out ...

... The 113 deaths in the borough included 32, or per cent, of infants under one year of age, and only seven, or per cent, of persona aged 60 years and upwards; the proportion of infant mortality showed a considerable decline. Of the 113 deaths 10 were referred ...

... cent, of infants under one year of age, and but 6 or 9 per cent, of persons aged 60 years aud upwards; tne proportion of infant mortality showed considerable increase upon that wbich has prevailed in recent weeks. The annual rate of mortality from all ...

... of infante under one year of age, and M, or 14/ per cent., of persons aged sixty years and up- wards. The proportion of infant mortality showed a considerable increase upon that which prevailed in the previous week. The annual rate of mortality from ...