... 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 ...

... tihe inimiation to devote any prolonged study to the perusal of the morning papers. ' It results from my inquiry that infant mortality is great among news- papors, ns it is among human beings. If I included weekly papers the number both of births and deazths ...

... the (lay but hlave not the time or l e: . c ally prolonged Sakidy to tile a of the morn;ng . I - flt inl my ittjuiry that infant ml-oitality is- grat aloong nlO c-s ; * .: ,lg.unal atigs. If I includod i ec;lv palot tihe tunihber : . 1 :clkilis u ild ...

... EXCESSIVE INFANT MORTALITY AT - STOURPORT. . At the monthly meeting of the Stourporb Local Board, on BWednesday aftornoon-Mr. lB. Baldwin in the chair- Dr. Mlasterman (medical oiliver) called further attention to the subject of infant mortality. EHe remarked: ...

... pr *ion had been paid to the subject by the labour. T. ing classee such excesaive mortality amongst all inftkus could not be ?? Pickering a Ask d if 11e infant mortality at North Orieesby ot wai groater than elsewhere.-Dr. Knott : The th baman sort of ...

... town in the middle of 1888 At 122,141, the rata was 13.0. With regard to infant mortality, Dr Wal- ford s.iys:—It is satisfactory to find, ou comparing the late of infant mortality in Cardiff with that of the large towns,that it has of I;ite. years sensibly ...

... the opinion that child in. surance tended to increase infant mortality.- The Coroner: You have bad a great deal of ex- perience, Mr Cooke, and you say that these insurances increase infant mortality ?-Witness: That is my opinion. I find that parents are ...

... town in the middle of 1888 at 122,141, the rate was 18.0. With regard to infant mortality, Dr Wal- ford says:—It is satisfactory to find, on comparing the rate of infant mortality in Cardiff with that of the large towns,that it has of late years sensibly ...

... town in the middle of 188f at 122,141, the rate was 18.0. Witt regard to infant mortality, Dr Wat ford says:— It is satisfactory to findf on comparing the rate of infant mortality ic Cardiff with tbat of the large towns,that it has o. late years sensibly ...

... time, and many must therefore have felt the pinch of want. This fact, Dr Jones says, is noticeable in tha infant mortality, the deaths numbering no fewer than 249, even after making allowance for con- tagious diseases. ...

... amount of infant mortality with which we have to deal. In Mr. Taylor's article in the Fornzig~Ily Rczizew (vol. xvii., pp. 664-January to June, 1875 ; 0. S., vol. xxiii.) he attempts to prove that women's employ- ment is not the cause of infant mortality ...