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... INFANT MORTALITY IN LIVERPOOL. s At a meeting of the Literary and Philosophical Ha Societ. held last evening at the Royal Instita- S, a tion, Oolquitt-street, Principal Rendal in the chair, a a papr on Excesive Infant Mortalitv in Liver. Je yv Vool: ...
... INFANT MORTALITY AT CARDIFF. Dr. Walford (medical officer of health) reports that in the four weeks ended October 15th the number of births registered in the borough was 450 (n. rate of 33-0 per 1,000), and the deaths were 213 (a rate of 15'6). The number ...
... INFANT MORTALITY AT NEWPORT. SHOCKING ALLEGATIONS OF IMMORALITY. Mr Lyndon Moore, borough coroner, held three inquests at the Newport Town-hall on Tuesday on the bodies of three infant children. lDeath in each case was due to convulsions, and the jury ...
... INfANT MORTALITY IN CARDIFF. of his aunual report the OardiC Medioal Officer makes some observations on infant mortality. The rate of infant mortality in Cardiff, as measured by the proportion of deaths of ...
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... INFANT MORTALITY AT NEWPORT. The Newport borough coroner (Mr Lyndon Moore) held no less than three inquests on Tues- day on the bodies of infants or children whose united ages amounted to a little over ten years. In one case, that of the oldest, a boy ...
... INFANT MORTALITY IN CARDIFF. TO THE EDITOR. SIR,-M-,Illy of your readers will be glad to see that the Burial and Health Committees have brought this matter forward. When I spoke about it in the year 1890, and again two years ago, the same answer was supplied ...
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... INFANT MORTALITY IN CARDIFF, TO THE EDITOR, SIR,—Mauy of your readers will be glnd to eee that the Burial and Health Conimitte.ns have broughb this matter forwurd. When I spoke about it in the year 1890, and again two years ago, the same answer was supplied ...
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