... INFANT MORTALITY In the course of inquest held to-day by the Deputy City Coroner on the body of an infant who bad been Suffocated in tied, the mother, Eliza Jones, of 5, Crawshaw-street, admitted that out thirteen children she had had only three were ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. CORONER'S SUGGESTIONS. / j This afiernoon, at the conclusion of at Chelsea the body of Margaret months, tho child of hawker, which ijf tion from overlaying, the Coroner ( r *kl remarked that it was one of those nC rs j had so many. ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN CHESHIRE REPORT OF MEDICAL OFFICER. c — The report of the medical officer of health for heshire has just been Alluding to the high rate of infant m ity, Dr. Vacher says, there is no doubt that most of this mortality is preventable ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN CHESHIRE. REPORT OF MEDICAL OFFICER. C J The report of the medical officer of health, for + eshire has just been ublished. Alluding ‘te th high rate of infant morta ity, Dr. Vecher says, there 18 ho doubt that most of this mortality ...

... CORONER SMELT AND INFANT MORTALITY. In the course of inquiry held this afternoon on the body of child who had been accidentally suffocated in bed, Mr. S. Smelt, deputy city coroner, remarked that it was very dangerous practiceSfor mothers to have their ...

... county. said he found that infant mortality was much greater among artificiaUy-fed than among naturally - fed children. Infant mortality in the north of England was much higher than in the south. The total average mortality of children in ...

... FACTORY WORK AND INFANT MORTALITY. THE EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEN*. Yesterday deputation from the Parliamentary Bills Committee of the British Medical Association waited on the Home Secretary, London, to lay before him representations concerning the excessive ...

... FACTORY WORK AND INFANT MORTALITY. THE EMi'JLO Y T WOMRN. On Wednesday a deputation from the Parliamentary Bills Committee of the British Medical Association waited on the Home Secretary, in Condon, to lay before him representations concerning the excessive ...

... FACTORY WORK AND INFANT 4 MORTALITY. f I . ?? THE EMPLOYMENT OF WOMEIN. On WednresdAy a deputation from, thle Parbarkucnta Bills Committee of ,the ?? 11t.hnd Aaseizat,,q w~aited ou the Home Secretatry, in Lonldonl, to 57y before him'repres-entations ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AMONG FACTORY OPERATIVES. Mr. Luke Park, secretary to the Preston Weavers' Association, yesterday received the following letter from Mr. J. Law, Her Majesty's Inspector of Factories :—- Dear -ir,—ln consequence of. the very high death ...

... ancl Infant Mortality. Dr. Tatham, medical officer of health for Man. cheater, gave evidence on Tuesday before the Labour Commission ou the effects of factory life on infant mortality. He showed that in 28 of the largest towns the average ...

... Infant Mortality in Manchester.—At the City Coroner's Court, to-day, three out of four cases heard Mr. Sidney Smelt, the deputy coroner, related to children under two months' old, two of whorr? had been suffocated in bed. Mr. Smelt commented strongly ...