... to his identity. - - INFANT MORTALITY. DEPUTATION TO MR A9QUITH. A& deputation from the Dritish MUelic. Atrocition on TuetdaY waited upon Mr Asquith to urge the necet. sity for legielation with a vlew to leskening infant mortality by prevwntinomothc r ...

... to Mr Asquith that the alleged increase of in~fant bmortaitywadadtetO theemploymliot of married womnen in factories, contends that nol constant relation has been established between the late of infant mortality in different towna and the proporon of married ...

... died at 65 and upwards. Eleven children died under one ar old, giving a rate ot infant mortality of 6077 per thonuand births, which. was the lowest rate of infant mortality he had as yet recozded. Eight deaths were due to phthislr, seven to bronchitis ...

... than one *instance. No child had died under one year of age, a circumstance which had not happened before. The rate of infant mortality was nothing, -as comnpared with a rate of' 58382 per 1000 births. Ten persons died aged 65 and upwvards, their united ...

... FACTORY EMPLOYMENT AND INFANT MOETALITY. Mr J. Tatham, M.A., MhD,, Lecturer on Hygiene at Owen's College, and Medical Officer of Health for Manchester, then gave evidence as to the effect of factory employment upon infant mortality, and upon the health ...

... been on the box previously, INFANT MORTALITY'AT CARDIFF. Dr Walford, the medical officar of health, presented at a meeting of the Cardlif Health Committee yester. day, a report respectiag alleged excessive infant mortality during the three monthe ending ...

... death-rate was small, 12659. Thle births were 63, F, in in sbhlowin a rate of 23-3. Zymotio death-rate all, Bud A. east the infant mortality lov-.76par 1000births, Of the NI hiokh few vases of z motto disease (seven scarlatian.) all F. ) the were mild, Witt ...

... romembrone,- Evon,-Robtfrts ]n, ?? Battishtill, STAnC10 POISONING has been said on, good authority to be the main cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given to a child till it has a lull mouth of teeth, UlICes such food has been previously ...

... ujitarter was 1s61 * pared with a rate of 0954 for tle . iin 0 1895. Five children died tnlll. 1 ril ,- ir~ 3. rate of infant mortality ol' 79-92 ptr' iocIr; n The corresponding rate la-t yar v. , a persons died aged 65 andititward- their ui e e averaging ...

... No death was due to the more distinctly infectious dieseses, Seven ohildren died under one year ot age, givig a ateof infant mortality of 107 69 per 1000 WhoEigheenpersona died aged 65 and upwards, tieir agies averagingf 77 years. One death was due to ...

... voluntary the overture to Samson (Handel). Erlicu Poisoxista lins been said on good authority to be the miiain cause of infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given to a child till it has a full uosuth o teeth, unless such ?? has been previously ...

... amounted to 186, givilng a birth rate of 8536 per 10Q0, ompared with a rate of 25678 in 1892 and53571 in 1891. The rate of infant mortality was equivalent to 95623 per 1000 births, compared with 110 29 In 1892 and 240831 in 1891. Thlrty-one persons died aged ...