... — — | ptinually The jary retarned a verdict in think it with the medical evidence out the = op Indeed » but it IN FANT MORTALITY. Dr. H. B. Oswald held an it qu ite, 6ome Islington Goroner’s Court in refere re partly death of the four monthe’ old child ...

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... INFANT MORTALITY. On Wednesday, at the Islington Coroner's Court, Dr. Danford Thomas held inquest relative to the death of Louisa Emma Godwin, ag**d three months. Mrs. Elizabeth Godwin, of 82, Mitford-road Grove-road, said Sunday morning, shortly before ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. DEPUTATION TO MR. ASQUITH. Replying to deputation from the Parliamentary Committee of the British Medical Association to-day, Mr. Asquith said that though riecplv regretted the great increase in large towns of infant mortality, the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, The second case was respecting the death of George Hdington, aged nine months, whose parents reside at 17, Rupert road, Holloway. Emma Edington, wife of a plumber, stated that the deceased was very delicate from birth and did not thrive ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, At the Islington Coroner’s Court, ■ day. Dr. Dan ford Thomas held h>. iii.-!,iry touching and concerning the death Edgar Belcher, aged five weeks. Emily I3«luber, dooiestic serviu nowling>road. of th« ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. On Tbaraday, the liliugton Uoroner’e Court, Dr. Deoford ThomM held inquiry touching the death of Roaiua Violet Freahwator, aged 16 months. Elisabeth Freshwater, the mother of deceased, residing at 176. Copenhagen-street, said Saturday ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. At the Olerkenwell Coroner's Court, on Friday last. Dr. Denford Thomee held inquiry relative to the death of Frederick John Hatchett, aged months. Louisa Hatchett, mother, residing 6. H Block, Peabody boildings. Farringdoo-road, said ...

... FANT MORTALITY Ata meeting of the Royal Statistics! Ssciety, held on Tuesday even: at the of Pract cal Geology, Landon, a per (which lad the Howard Medal) was read by Dr. Hugh ik Jones, of Liverpool, on The Perils and Protection of Infant Life.” After ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. A third inquiry was held into the circumstances attending the death of Louisa Alice Evaus, aged three months, whose parents reside at 41, Payne-street, Oaledonian-road. Laura Evans, wife of a bricklayer, said deceased had enjoyed good ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The many risks to which life is isn•isirfectly realised. &nil far too lightly regarded. If she great fantil• mortality srhirh plot* ON hot weather hod ..ccure,l so '.O adults. public I have awakened to • etre of pante. A of almost and ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. Danford Thomnas held an inquest at the Islington Qoroner’s Gourt, relative to the desth of Arthur Bmith, aged five wesks, whose mother resides at 53, Grafton-road, Holloway. EKllen Bwmith, a single womau, stated thet the deceased ...