... INFANT MORTALITY. The recent cold and wet weather has had a disastrous effect upon the health of children In Liverpool. At the last meeting of the Health Committee it was reported that the number of deaths the previous week 111111 310, being 163 more ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The recent cold and wet weather has had a dialsthong effect upon the health of children In Liverpool. At the last meeting of the flealth Committee it was reported that the number of deaths the previous week was 310, being 103 more than ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr Richie, Medical Officer Health for Leek, drew attention tbe other evening to what designated a very fact. Sinoe the insurance the lives of children had become common in Leek, be said, ths rate of mortality among infants under one ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN MANCHESTER. Mr Smelt, the for Manchester, to-dey alluded to the infantile mortality of the city, more especially to the numerous cases of children or suffocated in_bed. The yearly average of such cases was 100. Was reason to they were ...

... Infant Mortality in France. Rochard, Member of the Acedemy of Medicine, has given • lecture at the Sorbonne on the Depopulation of France. He showed, says the Paris correspondent of the Alr , y News, by the returns ot the last Census in the provinces ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN BIRMINGHAM. At an inquiry Birmingham yesterday into the circumstances attending the death of a months old child named Elizabeth Nocn, the Coroner remarked that this was one of the hundreds of deaths that had occurred in Birmingham ...

... LIFE INSURANCE AND INFANT MORTALITY. There is much being said and written nowadays, and well said and written, in favour of a national compulsory system of life insurance. A member of the Royal College of Surgeons shows, in letter to the Timet, that there ...

... physical duty their children. en, inthe secon: place, looking at the very high infant mortality they; would diacover that a great many children not prey tly fed. An infant's food waa ite wil and in a great many instances the mother was vot capable of ...

... EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY IN GLASGOW. At a meeting of the Town Council of Glasgow, for the transaction of police and other business, yesterday—the Lord Provost in the chair—Dr Russell, medical officer of health, remarked that the number deaths in the ...

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... THE INFANT MORTALITY SCARE IN GREENOCK. Greenock, 20th December, 1889. Sir,—The very serious statements made at the meeting of the Police Board Tuesday last with reference to the high infantile mortality in Greenock deserves the consideration of those ...

... deaths at five periods of life brings out clearly how great is the incidence of mortality in this city, es on infants under five years of age. A fair proportion of this mortality is due to nompreventibe causes, as prematurity of birth, and deficient development ...