... interests of both mothers and children, that a cri•che should be attached to every Board i.eliool. Statisties tell an that infant mortality among the poor is far in of that in the comfortable Aviles, owing, in many instances, to unavoidable neglect. It in only ...

... interests of both mothers end children, that a creche should be attached to every Board School. Statistics tell us that infant mortality among the poor is far in excess of that in the comfortable elapses, owing, in many instances, to unavoidable neglect ...

... —There are between 60 and 70 &boot Board summonses down for hearing at twit Friday'. sitting of thu borough magistrates. INFANT MORTALITY —An ingneet took place tt tbs Cannon, Handeroft roid, thin (Batardayi morning, touching the death of a child, named Albert ...

... , outbreaks and uprisings had often proved that this class was terribly alive. What were the effect, of overcrowding Infant mortality, ophthalmia, typhus and other infectious fevers, cholera, bedded the general lowering of the health standard with its ...

... hon. sec. of the Memorial Fund Committee. INFANT MORTALITY. — On Friday afternoon last Dr. Jackson, borough coroner, held an inquiry at the Blacksmith's Arms, South Croydon, touching the death of Edward, the infant child of Edward and Louise Meyle, of 11 ...

... woman was taken to the police station and detained until her fury had spent itself, when she was allowed to go home. • INFANT MORTALITY. —On Thursday morning the Borough Coroner (Dr. Jackson, J.P.,) held an inquoit at the Greyhound Hotel, High-street, touching ...

... presided.—lntroducing the subject of Municipal Creches, Miss Grover pointed to the alarming difference of the rate of infant mortality in poor districts as compared with more favoured ones, and ascribed it to unavoidable neglect, the mothers being unable ...

... as ne ID ` trly 100 were p i. lir e responsibility. She referred to the high rate of meats, and was * .. who acte d infant mortality caused by over-crowding. Waste present.—At t h e close Mr. John Grover, it of life in war was another sad item in the ...

... MORTALITY IN CROYDON. The quarterly re-port of the mortality of the County Borough of Croydon has just been issued by the Medical Officer of Health, Dr. C. W. Phi!pot. From it it appears that during the quarter ending March 31st, 1890, 742 births and ...

... MORTALITY IN CROYDON. The quarterly report of the mortality of the County Borough of Croydon has just , )en issued by the Medical O ffi cer of Health, Dr. C. W. Philpot. From , it it appears that during the quarter ending March 31st, 1890, 742 births ...

... were those of infants under one year of age, and eight those of persons aged 60 years and upwards. In the week ending May 27th, 54 births, and 26 deaths, were registered. Of the 26 deathe,three were from diphtheria,and one was whooping cough; five were ...

... were those of infants under 1 year of age, and 7 those of persons aged 80 years and upwards. In the week ending Novent• her 10th, 65 births and 28 deaths were registered. Of the 28 deaths, 1 was from diphtheria ; 8 vere those of infants under 1 year of ...