... 'INFANT MORTALITY IN .IMIH. IWI. *We dla, .mil el ikikft• se we riseri s. es 15.0. °Punk drabs • mar 11. rad. ••• •I ohms le pm an. GI Yr II Is •••l• I. wind WI 114411• gunlool IN • moil wpm. 4. Or ••••••• 'no nom! 40 .. famedlir Gary, la g Yr malk. ...

... ENORMOUS INFANT MORTALITY. Dr G. Thom**', inquiry the death of an overlain child in London, said that he held annually on children who were, suffocated bod with their parent!*. There were* over children suffocated in London alone. He had had since held ...

... SERIOUS STATE OF INFANT MORTALITY. Lecturing on the subject of Child jji ijf I last night in Dundee, Dr Templeniam J officer of health, said that tr general sanitary condition cf the r»l the general diminution of the r* mortality' among children under ...

... A CORONER ON INFANT MORTALITY. In tho course inquest Manchester yesterday afternoon the body a child who had l»een a ...

... HEAVY INFANT MORTALITY AT LEITH. At vnteaint of Leah Tads the f he he.,:tAt embralth.l obotred that the *amber ut death re had It& etptivaleat . ae aanual deviality at dammed, id heA oL,lrnused, Ilte y.st• of ye. It.Loie Archltal !mad that tate must tk ...

... HEAVY INFANT MORTALITY LEITH. At a meeting of Leith Town Council to-day it wa.* repoited that there were 112 deaths, equal to a death-rate of Eight death* were caused by zymotic disease, aud of the deaths were of children *r years age. Then* wern wmch ...

... at a early period he became aware of a fearful faid—the large mortality in children under five of age. That mortality tt ainiething imormous—sonietimes per thousand: the ordinary mortality being 25 per thousand. 'that fact sliowel the very large fiekl ...

... Infant Mortality Kirkcaldy.—ln his annual report on the health of Kirkcaldy, Mackay, the medical officer health, calls attention to the fact that many infants under one year of age died in the burgh adults between the ages of 30 GO. ...

... Mr Asquith that the alleged increase of infant mortality was duo to the employment of married women in factories*, contends that constant relation has been estal>- lished between the rate of infant mortality in towns and the proportion married women ...

... his course . Dr Tatham , of Owens College , , Manchester , gave evidence as to the effect ofl Tastory employment npon infant mortality and fbe health of married women , Mr Edward Short gave evidence-relating to the employment » f liannaids and barmel- ...

... sanitation, and had watur supply, and cognate defects. Owing to insanitary conditions connected with dwelling houses, infant mortality in the distncu is per ««t greater than ths average rate. ...

... question, and that it suggested to him that the earlier eloeing of publichouses would materially lessen this appalling infant mortality. The matter was remitted committee for investigation. ...