... INFANT MORTALITY. TO THEU nrrons or TreE T traroRPOO tR ,T. Gentlemen,-I observe, throagh the medium of your columns, that the question of infant mortality has been again brought prominently before the public, and may be shortly the means of further ...

... Frrroes OF TEE LIVERPOOL MrC:UrY. G(entlemen,-The close of the year brings with ft the usu1l star-tling, statistics of infant mortality. Cnis-ear proves no exception to previous years. The question still remnains ?? nothing be done? A few years ago the ...

... deaths in tbe district, which was at the rate of 9g3 per 1000 per annum. It seemed from his reor upon infant mortality that in the districx'th mortality was below the average for the eutire 1country. The rate was 109 per 101D, instead of 1 per 1000, the ...

... remember that the workhouse hospit had a matrnty branch, the largest in the town, and in that deportment there a great infant mortality. It Was almost Am- posiblo to arivs at any definite statistics from which say proper compnwon with the general p on cgd ...

... Deceased was taken to the Royal Inhrmary, where he died from the effects of his injuries. Verdict, Accidental death. Infant Mortality. -On the body of Robert Jones, three months old, son of Peter Jones, labourer, living at No. 1, Jersey-street, Everton ...

... of overcrowding, by f sadly defective sanitary arrangements, by the t high and increasing death-rate, by the excess of infant mortality, by the excessive drinking habits of certain classes of the people, and by the general misery and want which hang like ...

... for the infants while the mothers went out to work. Crlches at the north, south, and east ends of the city had been provided to meet the latter, at the small charge of 2d. per day. This arrangement placed the mother's mind at rest, infant mortality was ...

... corres- da ponding month of last year. The compara- tively high death-rate was accounted for by the large increase of infant mortality, five out of the e eight deaths recorded being of children under one year ?? the motion of Mr. Golding, seconded y. by ...

... The following statistics, kindly furnished by the [medical officer of health, exhibit a very gratifying decrease of infant mortality as compared with previous years. The committee of the Children's Infirmary believe that their institution has had a ...

... mothers in mills and manufactorifs influence infant mortality; and ought any*-and if so, what-restrictions to be placed on such employment? Mr. Dolan, in his paper, expressed the conviction that infant mortality was favoured by the employment of women in ...

... re-vaccination. - He showed from g the returns of the Registrar-General that, although ry infant mortality from variola has declined 80 per in cent., adult mortality from the same disease has Id risen by the high figure of 164 per cent. Hle drew vs the ...

... Health added that there were 78 deaths last week from diarrhisa and allied diseaees, this mortality being almost entirely i amougst infants. The infant mortality was, coa- siderably above the average. TEE FATAL ACCIDENT IN TORONTO. STPRFET. The Towtsctirur ...