... INFANT MORTALITY. The Times is very severe upon Sir Stafford N irthcote for tbo couoest'ioii made the friendly SiciciiO' Bill reference to infant burial, lie bus, says the leading journal, given way *o argamencs which are mere appeals to prejudice, and ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Ma. has announced that he is taking steps to procure a return of the rate of mortality in all institutions in the metropolis where infants are received. This determination is, of course, due to the very sensational disclosures which ...

... 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. * On the afternoon of the 16th inst. Dr. Hardwieke, deputy-coroner for Central Middlesez,|held an inquest at the Edinburgh Tavern, Newington-green-road, on the body of Leopold Solomons, aged ten months, ■on of engraver, living at 2, ...

... border prospects are m: = — — INFANT MORTALITY. ia to Infant mortalit last quarter, measured {7 portion of under ono year io birt 2 ad- to 149 per 1,000, and on of the first quarter | tle stan. qnarter of years 1870-77, infant m ative measured in The lowest ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Sib, heg, through tho medium of your widely circulating journal, to draw public attention to the high death-rate amongst car infant population, and state that, in opinion, thongh our mortality list is high, owing in a great measure to ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. An inquiry held before the same jury, relative (o tlie death of Arthur Ernest Binyon, aged one year and three months, who died suddenly. The parents in this case reside at 3P, King Henry-street, and from the statement of the mother, ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. A public meeting was held in Birmingham or Friday, Hie Mayor presiding, to consider the infant mortality of the town. The Mayor said the question of infant mortality had engaged the attention ...

... firo years, it is doubtful whether in any civilised country infant mortality from various causes exceeds tho ratio in England, especially in the iron, colliery, and textile districts. The infant Life Protection Act, passed in 1372, owing to certain disclosures ...

... figure due to excessive infant mortality, represented 15 deaths of childrex under five years, and 11 of infants under one year. He asked whence arose that excessive mortality among infants.’ For months after birth, thought the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. In June there were 25 deaths in the parish of Luton, according to the report the registrar of births and deaths, and of these IS were infants of one year and under. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Mr CHAIILIT gave notice that on the 6th of May he would call attention to the excessive mortality among infants put out to nurse by their parents, and would JYO for select a committee on the subject. ...