... attention to the same state of things. The death rate has gone up within the past few years 30 per cent., while the rate of infant mortality is simply appalling. The medical officer of health declares this is due to defective public sanitation, and not unnaturally ...

... in his last annual report, where he states that the infant mortality is very excessive. (Right here is a chance for the concoctor of small jokes: he may put it in the form of a question—Can an infant be a collier 2 Whilst he is enjoying his own sharpness ...

... wholesale baby-farming, practised by even the well-to-do married couples, and still more by the poor, and the extensive infant mortality. --0- The Empress Frederick has ordered four silk dressei for the Princess Victoria's trousseau in Athens. The silk ciresnes ...

... diseases, with a general lowering of vitality, being the inevitable accom- paniment. I THE MASSACRE OF THE INNOCENTS. Infant mortality in exceptionally high in Glamorgan, and the general cause ought certainly to be investigated specially. In the urban ...

... good deal of vitality and mortality in our little State on the banks of the Taff. Nothing remarkable about these totals, when com- pared with other large towns, calls for comment. We are ordinary folk after all Infant mortality is high, but not higher than ...

... in public life. Please regard the foregoing as a true but unpleasant chapter in our daily gossip. The ugly question of Infant Mortality in Cardiff invites discussion, but of the gruesome enough for one day I had decided to stroll into the pleasant paths ...

... are worse. Still the comparative method is useful, and it helps to make clear the general con- dition of the town. The infant mortality of thirty-three large towns of England and Wales is at the rate of 141 deaths under the age of one year for every thousand ...

... averago ago at death was 35 years.. :! The infant mortality was at thd rite' of 3 44 ppr 1000 of the population, 't or equal to' 231'2 per 1,000' of ?? deaths in the distriet during' the yeair. e di The mortality of aged people was higher by 25't ,, than ...

... declin endrnow compares favourably w itthea of other largetwrne s e in 1885 there we re 25 ton s rith a lower rate of infant mortality thn au rrdiff, butt In 1891 this6 number had been reduced to four. Fmal ly-otic diseases there had been 2,B73deatbs. ...

... described by thein it great leneth. Evidently tile place was an editorial sanctutti! Infant mortality was high at Cardiff Inst week. There were 23 deaths of infants under one year- rattier more tian ii third of the tottil death-tater Moreover, the general ...

... Cardiff of children having died through overlying. -The Chairman drew attention to the statistice which' showed that the infant mortality was under the ?? Mayor' stated thnt he f knew of a house in Canton where all the chil. 3 dren bad died during one week ...

... an explo- siOII isste ntlh osie nuneld. blowina binjL off thle tabhsl and ?? considerable dlsicage to the apartieeit. INFANT MORTALITY. CARDiFF PAIRENTS C]3NSURE.D. An'inques; liens held h' tho borough 'eiiru.ler (IN~r fi. B. Reece) on Friday v.vening ...