... The parents m3ved the infant from the hospital, in spite of advice. Since leaving the hospital, the infant has only been seen once by a doctor, viz., about a week after leaving, when the mother took it to Dr. E. Orton . . . The infant is insured for £3 10s ...

... INFANT MORTALITY A PARENTAL NEGLECT. On Saturday, Dr. Coroner for the district, bold an inquiry into the circumstances attending the iisath of a femsle child, whom body was found both. Coventry and Birmingham Canal, at Poiseworth on Slet. The body had ...

... regard to the infant deaths, the sanitary condition of premises was found to be good in 55 instances, fairly good in three instances, and not satisfactory in three instances, and so far as the inference that the high rate of infant mortality which has prevailed ...

... Rrral lhstriet, sinl inquiries have been intoitateil to di-cover, if Ist-tittle, the cauee for coop 'reties high tams of infant mortality in these places. These reports appear to show• that the deaths are line, not to insanitary conditions. hot lather to ...

... upwards. As the death one infant not belonging to the r ll ,, B in the Workhouse, the actual number of deaths of infants which occurred in the borough itself amounted to 61, representing the exceptionally high rate of infant mortality of 183 per 1,000 births ...

... Eastern Empire which will ensure for its various races new aud brighter era of social wellbeing. Infant Mortality at Warwick. The high rate of infant mortality, in Warwick, still continues to exercise the mind of the Town Council. we've months ago, on receiving ...

... was attributed to influenza (11), scarlet fever (14), and measles (22). Zymotic death-rate 2-7, against I'BB in 1890 Infant mortality, 114-0, against 120-75. Fifty-nine deaths were attributed to diseases of the respiratory organs. It was resolved to have ...

... with the smell arising from such decaying matter are nuisances whioh should be abated. Death rate 10.0. Birth rate 1613. Infant mortality nil.—l am, sir and gentlemen, yours obediently, WEBB ILIETS, Rural sanitary medical officer. Two points in the report ...

... ere-i him to be liberated, simply tiuding liLa , WPIr In the sum of £6O to come up fur judgment when called upon. The infant mortality of Camberwell /Mounded I weer Wyatt's jury on Monday, no fewer than tour sudden deaths sinongst young children having ...

... statistics are the freedom from deaths from any of the seven principal' zymotio diseases, and the comparatively low rate of infant mortality. Plans for the drainage of Meriden have been prepared, and I hope the work will be carried out during the year. The question ...

... opinion that the Chamb: rlsiu should re-open the same.—The report of the wmedical officer disclosed the fact that the infant mortality of the town was excessive, but that it was due to social rather than sanitary reasons. A large vumber of the children ...

... because the deaths of a few infants in any year, more or less, such a small district would cause marked fluctuations. The rate for the previous year, for example, was only 50. In the other districts the rate of infant mortality was highest in Warwick, amounting ...