... INFANT MORTALITY. The seventh ordinary meeting of the Portsmouth Literary and Scientific Saciety was beld at the Green Row Rooms, Pembroke Road, on Tuesday evening. In the absence of the President the chair was occo“d.dp‘ed by the mv. T. Timmins ',l'l::d ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. N. Tirard, head physician at the Evelina Hospital for Sick Children, has sent letters to the local boards and the Charity Organization Society asking for assistance under the fob lowing circumstances. He says 1 am constantly seeing ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. According to the laws of nature and the cmistition of the world we must eat our neighbours they will eat us. The heat thing can do is to eat them, with all the civility and imaginable, and when have finished our repast. esj.reM our ...

... observed to the jury that the infant mortality was so serious a matter that he hardly knew what to do for the best. At a previous inquest he had referred to Sunderland as being a town wherein the rate of infant mortality was amongst the highest in the ...

... Dorset sad Willa infant mortality slake to 40 and 35 per 1,000. Mr. &von is quite satisfied that this excessive infest mortality is caused by the employment of women away from home. The report of the Seim* Committee on the Protection of Infant Life Mates that ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN FRANCE. M. Paul Leroy Beaulieu calls attention to the increase of infant mortality in France during the last 30 years. Between 1840 and 1849 the number of deaths of children below one year (of every births) was 140 ; from 1850-59 it ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IS NOTTINGHAM. Inquests .way. This morning, Mr. M. Browne, Borough Coroner, held an inquest at the Queen's Arms, St. Ann's Wellroad, upon the body of Nelly Wright, seven months old, who was found dead in bed.—Tho Coroner, opening the ...

... that to secure a reduction of the rate of mortality among thilthen in Liverpool one of the first things required was to raise the morals of the parents. whose neglect was goo frequently the cause of infant mortality. The jury found that death was the result ...

... THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL AND INFANT MORTALITY. IT is with great satisfaction that we notice that the little Hospital for Little Folks, otherwise called the Southsea Hospital for Children, is in a fair way of becoming an established success in our midst ...

... THE PREVENTION OF INFANT MORTALITY. IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS. Dr M. A. Fenton, President of the Birmingham and Midland Association of Medical Officers of Ilealth.and Medical Officer of Health for Coventry, prasented his annual report to the Council of that ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. To the Editor of the Nottingham Everting Post. Sir, —You are frequently the habit of publishing remarks by the Borough Coroner on infant mortality. I think it but right to say that these remarks are on the whole calculated to mislead ...

... The rate of infant mortality, measured by the proportion of deaths of children nnder one year of age to thousand births was 105, the csrrespoodiog rate for England and Woles generally being 158. The death rate of children under five years age per thousand ...