... his course . Dr Tatham , of Owens College , , Manchester , gave evidence as to the effect ofl Tastory employment npon infant mortality and fbe health of married women , Mr Edward Short gave evidence-relating to the employment » f liannaids and barmel- ...

... married women in factoriesand to infant ' mortality . The infant mortality had been very large ' . in Salford . Ho : had - obtained from the Kegistrar - General ' a last annual summary the fads ' as to infanfr mortality with respect to some ...

... SINGULAR SYSTEM INFANT INSURANCE. A sick and daath club at Oldbury—where infant mortality tanks exceedingly high—hss, says the Jlirmiuykam just lost the services of its medical under rather peculiar circumstances. Tbe club has undertaker treasurer, and ...

... taken into account , the • rate is whittled down half-way to zero .. The birth-rate was 57 ' 6 par 1000 . The . rate of infant mortality is little more than a foTirth of . the English average . -As pointed out b y the : Colonial surgeon—and his assistant ...

... been wet Bud stormy , and tlio health . of the . people has beep far less satisfactory than during more severe wintera . Infant mortality has been large , and niariy [ rrown-up people had severe calda or ' nslapa . ea into iutiueBM , fln'd when ths cold sat ...

... workmen-and their children , thinking . that if it is good enough for them iii is good eriongh for tho children . The infant mortality 13 frightful . - 'He also showed me a . piece o £ ths mouldy bread-winch the peasants eat . ; : And now , he said ...

... medical officer of health , on the subject of infantile mortality in • the town v . 'as read . It contained many statistic ? , and concluded by ' stating Aat ; so far as the rate of infant mortality w . is concerned , Iieith compared favourably with the ...

... rapid en exit as they do an entrance into work!, thousands of them never seeing • And while it is a matter for terse that infant mortality should be lie great is Leith, and other Jorge cities, it is sot one of unmixed regret. The unlimited increase of population ...

... re-erect streets on • wider scale. It is certain that, in those times of dense ignorance respecting sanitary matters, the I infant mortality must have rendered the I growth of population very slow, as compared with ' the present period, when scientific knowledge ...

... the affect of factory employment on infant mortality ia ford and Manchester. Il had been very large during tbelaallO yean. Ia the 38 largest towas of England, the Kegietrar-General's return showed infant mortality of 1C out nf every 1000 children born ...

... is also the hideouslysuggestive- fact that out of the • higher deathrate o £ low-rented houses one half is set down to infant mortality , while of the deaths that take place in houses rented : above £ 30 not a twelfth are those of children of five years ...

... THE CHILD MORTALITY ST KILDA. j * »»» M. 1.1 MA AIUV.-t. writrs nc- chilJ mortality St Kuda: nuy t> ...