... INFANT MORTALITY. The pest Renee natality lama Is largely egilawk This be sailed. earth and is ilaperalla, bee this alone will ass avail if the silk fed be ..peal time by Sas. MI feeds be bias rota Diarrhea .1.. eared by milk. Pealess villa keg labia-nabs ...

... INFANT MORTALITY DEMAND FOR GOVERNMENT INQUIRY. THE POSITION IN BRADFORD. It has been felt for some time that enquiry should made into question of infantile mortality, for of all modern problems this is. one of the most important, touching, it our very ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, Mr. Walter inqneftt lli« Copon«r*« Court relative the death of Johneon, aged three wiioee fvents r-nide at 23, Grobvecor-etreet, Islington. I'Hi-ly Jobreon, (he wife of labourer, that had been ivasting for the ir»a;h, but t.hc did not ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. There were 18 deaths in children under I year of age during the year, and the rate of mortality per 1000 of tho registered births is shewn to be 63.8, ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The second case Vial in consequence of the, death of Florence Chapman, aged fifteen months, whose parents reside at 84, Durham-road, BMloamy. Ada Chapman, wife of a carman, said de- ceased, who was teething, had an abscess in the side ...

... INFANT MORTALITY, At the Islington Coroner’s Court, ou Friday, Dr. Thomas held an inquiry touching and concerning the death o! Rose Burgess, three mouths. Emily Burgess, the mother, deposed that her child wtts a fairly healthy infant. Monday evening she ...

... Infant mortality. Sir.—There ere always paraens who say that oothing can be done by Act of Parliameut, and when the measure known the Children's BUI was before the country there were not wanting those who pooh-poofced piece of grand-motberly legislation ...

... pointed out, it wee to lb is two imam' that the sustained high tate of infant mortality wee largely doe. Dr Windle continue. as follow. I find from registered de-the that the mortality is practically ethithrd to the working else, and hes co -used rho fl ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The second case was relative to the death of Albert William Millsr, aged 13 months, whose parents reside at 44, Outram-street, Oaledonianroad. Catherine Miller, wife of a master baker, stated the deceased had been delicate from birth ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. Inquests at the Exeter Police Court The Exeter Coroner (Mr. W. Linford Brown> held an inquest at the Police Court, Saturday, relative the death of the infant son of 'Mr. E. Insurance Superintendent, of Austwick Villas. Alphington-road ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. AN ENTERPRISING BOROUGH. The total deaths in England and Wale* during 1904 were 649.50. Of this number, 157,490- cxactly one-fourth of tha whole—were children under on# year. Further exnmlnsiion of these figures shews that half of the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. The report of the medical officer of health for Bath (Dr. Symons) shows that of a hundred great towns in England Bath has the lowest infant mortality, viz., 114 per 1,000 births. The medical officer adds that the three towns with thureaufl ...