... INFANT MORTALITY. Some startling f»ct» came light the oonfenenoe on infantile mortality, which was hold Monday laat in the Lecture Theatre, Leinster House, under the auspices of the Dublin Branch of the Women’s National Health Association. The chair was ...

... the luspital awl the number of norm. therein daring the year °wird 2ud July 1828 ; eke the number of infante in the bonne and the rate of infant mortality daring the year. The Clerk dirertve to have the form up. •ACCINATION Dr Fraser aabw.ittal hie quarter' ...

... on the heads of other subjects w© have taken in bonds. One of these is the subject of infant mortality. Wo are trying to do what can to reduce needless infant mortality. and to help young mothers bring up children, in a way that will make them strong and ...

... places in a sanitary condition. Some of the cowsheds and dairies are not kept as they be kept, and it is r, COn- ee the infant mortality in the town, that the Corporation should see that there is a proper milk supply. I am in favour of adopting it. Councillor ...

... especially in couutry districts, but that it will be a powerful agent in tending to lesson the preeent high rate of infant mortality, and that it will help to lay the foundations of a stronger and more vigorous manhood and womanhood than can be expected ...

... and sisters who stand eln. a vast amount of After reciting some statistics showing the by Mr Strause ie the decrease of infant mortality, Dr Jaeoba made it knowa that he had recertly pro to Mr Strauss that. he continue his work for the children on the condition ...

... TT as ont of place Mr JT the corresrendence. INFANT WORTALITY. A cirenlar was received from the L. G Roard with to infant mortality. regard They enclosed a pamphlet dealing with the pripec feeding of infants, of which they recommended the Guardians to ...

... IN ANT MORTA Ty The L. G, Board wrote in reference to the high rate of infant mortalit in Ireland, and enclosed a copy of instructions for the peo- per feeding of infants. They advised the Board to obtain copi-s and have them post- vd over the union. ...

... XU.—INFANTS. Hlio infants received into Workhouses may classed as follows: 1. Illegitimate find-bom infants. Illegitimate infants other than firstborn. 3. Deserted infante. V. Orphaai infante. 5. Legitimate ...

... with the little infant expoeed and crying her arms. With the assistance of Const. Flanagan, had hor removed to the barrack. Mr. Connolly it was mortal sin. eee> women of defendnct's class going: about the streets singing with little infante their arms. If ...

... Brady, went on the 9th of the present month to the house, and discovered a parcel of clothing. containing the dead body of an infant, which sloe was trying to conceal. She stated the child was born dead. She asked the police to take pity upon hernot to say ...

... year has been made. For this valuation the same mortality Tebles and rate of interest have been used as prevloms years—namely, in the Ordinary Branch, the Institute of Actuaries (Ile.) Table of Mortality for the life risks, and Mr Pinlaison'e Government ...