... were 95. equal to death rave of 38.9 per 10?0. 'Hie infant mortality iunder one year) was equivalent death rate of per 1000 —Councillor C ROBINSON called attention to the high rate infant mortality, and asked whether there was any discussion?— The DEPUTY ...

... preeautron infant mortality and the welfare mothers and suoklmg mfaoU. 'Phe Conference was further intended inaugurate th© of-ning school for at th. •Mothers' and Babies' Welcome, Ohaltou sor.-«t. Bu-iU-n road, the centre tat Pancraa Mothers ami Infants' Society ...

... same as they are present, and the report almost might been written Dr. Scnrfield, save for the presence of email-pox infant mortality 1 the place then stood high—about fifty per cent. higher than at present. A most into renting of all the trades the city ...

... DUNCASTER AND DISTRICT. INFANT MORTALITY AT THORNE. Ou Satuiday evtning Mr. Nicholson held aa inquest at the Thcina Workhouse on tbe boly of a child. Tbe mother, whose name in Susannah Cawkwell, live* aloueinthe Back street, and is unmarried, lis.- age ...

... infantile mortality, becaure she believed that the fuuvnts to-day, by pavparfcg their sms and daugbiers for IJI3 lime when they should become parents, could wry much infant aixl Btrong»T ra»or the next p'-ucrat ion One very potent cause infant mortality was ...

... counts wim being concerned in till with the child I'eforc birth, dismisses influences phenes. the mother, the causes infant mortality. anS, ,S C ' t w,Ll . r .1 .» . , 1 aw,*\. and gtnltv l-hr w hole the treatment the child the home, and the charges ...

... prefer, only pausing to point out that there are more children in unvaocinated common tics, at vaccination increases infant mortality. See the diagrama Mr. gga the appendix volume of the Boy&l Commiarioe's Medical officers of health monopolise their ...

... Bnmmgton baby-farming rase. | said the question infant mortality won'd have dealt with bv the Town Council in the near. future. was quite certain that there was no res- nV. WARD ELECTION, son for such a high infant death rale o* they bad Editor.—! aee that ...

... BARNSLEY’S HEALTH. APPALLING INFANT MORTALITY.’ the delegates in .'kvirbro. They K-U. b« solid, in welcoming tb** Cuiil'crcuo* tJbey extending fellowship that larger body of whuii the i Ynrkdiir* Confetence formed part, U*- saw th.ti | _ ' J ' the ...

... been more than the modest halfpenny per fortnight will provide for. We do not, however, anticipate that the past rats infant mortality will continue, but, in case it should, some future meeting will be called upon make up the deficiency, which wo will ...

... the number liounes built during the year .reaclied nearly 400, ami the popular ha* increased from 28 000 to 30,000. The infant mortality was 157 deaths intanm undff one year of ago out 996 births. large- number, he said, may accounted for the tsuiTomxlingri ...

... a able fact that no deaths occurred persons the age. five and 25. On the other further rise in the infant mortality rate » There were 16 deaths infants under a?e, giving a death-rate of is 107 J. that the of health would probably prove a great boon, and ...