... INFANT MORTALITY. Measured by the proportion of deaths under one year to births registered, infant mortality showed a marked increase last month, owing to the great fatality of summer diarrhcea, and averaged no less than 276 per 1,000 in those of the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. On Wednesday. Dr. Hardwickehcld an inquest at the Coroner’s Court, Holloway, relative to the death James John Pharonh, aged one year and throe months, who died without having proper medical attendance. Deceased was the child of carpenter ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. ea Tardy Dr. baid We *sots at Tams, Disismeta-strset, [tallith es tas of Mee, sod I 8. maim , and woe ow of twist sad lad pod soul lately, is had es , 114thsi Js Orme, It WIN las aka quits osesproutely.—Dr. et esall the same o+ Soma ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. in quest was held this morning before the Borough °*oner, at the L ggerheads Inn, Narrow-marsb, upon body John Wilkinson, three months old, wbo was dead ii bed on Saturday m rning by the mother, Wor's lard, Narrow-marsh. The child had ...

... at Guy’s Hospital on the bodies of young children, Dr. Poland, the senior house surgeon, called attention to the fearful mortality amongst children arising through the culpable negligence of . D parents in not providing fire guards. Mr. Payne, the coroner ...

... railway, 38 deaths, or a mortality at the rate of 36 21 per 1,000 per annum; on the south a de, east of Boundary-road, 73, or • mortality at the rate of 39.68 per 1,000 per annum ; west of Boundary-road, 65 deaths, or a mortality at the rate of 39.43 per ...

... THE CORONER ON INFANT MORTALITY. This morning, the Borough Coroner (Mr. M. Browne) held an inquest the Grey Horse Inn, Kelly-street, Sneinton, upon the body of infant, seven weeks old, whose mother, Sarah Ann Harrison, lives Holland-yard, Kelly-street ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT BUXTON. ALLEGED BABY-FARMING. An inqnesl was held on Wednesday afternoon, at th« Cheshire Cheese, Higher Buxton, before Dr. R. Bennet, coroner, on the body of Ada Emma Barker, the infant daughter of Hannah Barker, of Green Lane, Burbage ...

... INFANT MORTALITY NOTTINGHAM. An inquest was held this morning tbe Loggersheads Inn, Narrow Marsh, before Mr. M. Browne, upon the body of Alice Connor, two months old, who died suddenly. Tbe child, according to tbe statement of the mother, bad not been ...

... THE QUESTION OF INFANT MORTALITY. afternoon a deputation, consisting of various Prominent members of the medical profession, including Ernest Hart, Barnes, and Norman Kerr, attended the Home Office with regard to the Infant Life Protection Act.—ln the ...

... THE BOROUGH CORONER ON INFANT DIORTALrTY. * The Borough Coroner (Mr. 1-H. t1iawles) held four inqucests, on Faturday afternoon, at his Court, in Moor Street. Each of them related to the deaths of children. One inques Xwas conceining the death of the female ...

... INFANT MORTALITY THROUGH SUFFOCATION. On Saturday Dr. Danford Thomas held inquest at the Bull and Gate Tavern, Highgate-road, London, on the body of Wm. Frederick Stevens, aged aix weeka, the child of William Stevena, fish dealer, 9, Fortioe-mews. The ...