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... A STRUGGLING INFANT MISSION IN THE DIOLEaS OF NORTHAMPTON. lALENHANI. NOKNOLL. ENGLAND Mate earl sad Ilredletter gore IN • GARRET. /rear Weekly Collector, .grea No erlowneot whatover erect HOPI Net a t kind of rdowmeot you :U say, grad trader Alt. ••111 ...
... CUNNINGHAM. AND INFANT. Mr Price, Q C, with whom was Mr Brunskill (instructed Mr Isaac Thornton) moved to discharge conditional order for a writ of habeas corpus which had been obtained bvFredcrick Spanner, Bunmahon, county Waterford, step-father of girl ...
... report in coDneotion with the deeeesed child Deris, which purports proro the! nobody was to blame for the unfortunate infant's death. By the adoption of that report the Guardians hare improred neither their own position in the matter nor that of those ...
... per cent. die, of sheep 3 per cent., of pigs and cows 4 per cent., of horses 8 per cent. Of human infants, however, 15 per cent. die, a rate of mortality which, by contrast, is nothing less than appalling. In certain districts of England 487 out of every ...
... hope to diminith the infantile mortality of Dublin. Although that mortality not in ethers of the average in the large Buena teens, yet it is far too large. It ia anmegri the children of the poorer clam that the great mortality mount In 1903 the deatlarate ...
... BOARDING-OUT SYSTEM. DUBLIN INFANTILE MORTALITY. The infantile mortality in Dublin, and. in conjunction therewith. the practice e 1 sending tar♦ young infants to be boarded out away from their mothers, came up for consideration at yesWrday . a meeting ...
... of them were literally blown to fragments. The Math man was mortally tnioied. £ll tie b u ild. logs to the iir.glih..orhood wore badly damaged, and a Somali In the vicinity was severely infant!. fl• drying nw.ma cout•ined •boat half • um of guar,. tier ...
... meting was under the a of the Society for Providing Names for the Sick Poor. Lady Londonderry Paid the high rate of infantile mortality was due, not so much to instillciebt feeding as to improper feet,- ing She Purjested to those present that thee should make ...
... SANITARY INSPECTORS. THE DISGRACE (IF 'INFANT NM The anneal Coed Preece of the anulary to specters* Auscantlion opened, yesteuday Bournemouth. Mr. Isaac lOnng, af Roo, eta. presided, and in his opening addrons pointed to the decrease in the demb-rate ...
... and country milk. Only 11 infants mot of 74 were ruined by their mothers. As the great ma ' city of the infants in Dublin am nursed by their mothers it is evident that they suffered lea from diarrhoea than the bottle fed infants who only form it, minority ...
... excessively high infantile mortality in artisan populations. urged that Parliament should give power to local authoriticd establish creches these districts. these being, in bis opinion, the enly way to prevent the sacrifice of infant life. A FARTHING DAMAGES ...
... of men armed with carbines and revolvers Poured a deadly volley into the carriage. the Mug and Crown Prince being mortally, and the Infante M&. nava slightly wounded. - - Queen Amelia had. a miraculous escape, as she rose in the carriage to shield the Crown ...