... INFANT MORTALITY YORK. SUDDEN DEATHS THIS DAY. was reported to the coroner York this afternoon, that Wis. Smallwood, an infant, whoee parents wide Drake-street, in this city ; and jesee T. H Bchofield, infant, whose parents reside had dial suddenly. Inquests ...

... thatched roofd, through which the rain trickles freely, and surroundings are of filthy and miserable) character. The infant mortality of the district is very high. ...

... THE CAUSE OP INFANT MORTALITY. A SUNDERLAND CORONER'S STRICT Up-, An inquest was held yesterday aftorno. Sunderland by Mr C. E. Barnes, deputy c■ , * I touching the death of a child named Isabella Wv*^ I Mclndoe Davison, 21 months old. — Dr. J 0 ?? ningham ...

... average recent years, and the inrreaee attributed the Medical Officer the special prevalence of ineaalee ami diarrhma. The infant mortality, by which is understood the proportion deaths under one year births registered was per I,ooo—aa appallingly high ratio ...

... informed the committee that he had come to the conclusion that child insurance had an exceedingly prejudicial effect on infant mortality. He had known cases where medical aid had not been summoned until the child was beyond hope of recovery. The class of ...

... informed the Committee that he had come to the conclusion that child insurance bad exceedingly prejudicial effect on infant mortality. He had known cases where medical aid had not been stimmoued until the child was beyond hope recovery. The class of peonle ...

... disapproval any insurance office taking a child directly was born. He was afraid that this sort thing was doing good, far infant mortality concerned. had bold great many inquests, and had noticed, somewhat remarkable fact, that in some cases infantile death ...

... expressed his disapproval any insnranca taking child duectiy it nt born. tint this sort of thin* dorag no good; far an infant mortality was concerned. He had he& a n»n.T inquests, and had noticed, a somewhat remarkable fast, that in some oaeee of infantile ...

... which was 19. The infan. mortality, tbat is the proportion ot deaths of children under one year of age to 1,000 births, was 1562. This is below that of the corresponding quarter of 1888, which was 161 1. Tbe rate of infant mortality was high, higher than ...

... year 1888 were respectively 104 and 17.3 per 1000. Of the 107 deaths, 27 were those of infants under one near, compared with 26 in the prev year. This infant mortality, measured by the proportion of deaths under one year to births registered, is equal to ...

... annum for all England and Wales. The rate of infant mortality measured by the proportion of deaths under one year to registered births (1651), is very much higher than that for 1888. The rate et Want mortality varies vey much in different years, and it ...

... have been the deserving qbjects much commiseration. —Litcr- Courier (Conservative). INFANT MORTALITY. • The Lancet strongly supports the Bill for the protection of infant life which has been introduced into Parliament. Its object to supplement and amend ...