... Sir Walter Fester. • long discussion took place on the employment of married women in factories and its bearing upon infant mortality. It was urged that gross mischief resulted from the present system, and suggested theta Royal Commission should be appointed ...

... was recommended, leavinc SO', to becaraed forward. The rate of mortality was 15.95 per 1000, in-, luding ten deaths which occurred in hospitals and infirmaries. As regarded infant mortality, the deaths under one year of age were at the rate of 13a in eery ...

... smoke Whether they pat it down to sn-.nke or nit, there could ie no doubt of thi.-, that the infant mortality and even the excessive rate o£ adult mortality were due to the houses in which tbe inhabitants li.cd. They had eighty-four people to the acre ...

... brought to a i practical i.-sue were explained by tho Vicar, the Key. T. Given-Wilson. Having referred to statistics as to infant mortality, he said a suggestion was made I that m -ch uiif-ht Lo do— 3 by establishing a home whero : : children might be lell ...

... bas been checked and almost exterminated by voluntary vaccination. The mortality of Tokio, • vast city which covers 100 square miles of ground, is only 20 per 1003. The infant mortality is high. owing to the too early exposure of new-born children. It is ...

... discussed the connection between the eating of flesh-meat and the disease of tuberculosis, and the subjects of vaccination, infant mortality, and burial reform. A resolu- tion was passed in favour of the substitution of public abattoirs for slaughter-houses ...

... at Nottingham yesterday, a discussion took place on tlie employment of married women in factories and its bearing upon infant mortality. The Parliamentary Fills Committee was re- quested to take charge of the matter, with the suggestion that a Koyal Commission ...

... droPP' dead in Piccadilly or the Strand, as thoy I ?? been in the streets of more than one I . T^. n capital ; nor has infant mortality with ' 'Suddenly run up to an alarming figure, as in I *\ York or Chicago. The very worst state of \. atmosphere we ...

... A YEAR'S MORTALITY. 9 The Quarterly Return of births, marriages, and deaths, registered in England, was issued last night by the Registrar General. The population of the United Kingdom in the middle of 1891 is estimated, on the basis of the recent en ...

... A YEAR'S MORTALITY. The Quarterly Return of births, marriages, and deaths, registered in England. was issued last night by Reedier General, The population of the United Kingdom in the middle of 1891 is estimated, on the basis of the recent enumerations ...

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... there wore seven hundred and twenty-six cases, against six bundled and twenty-eight in tho preceding week. Tho rate of mortality from the epidemic, how- ever, is small. The Registrar General reports that the deaths in London primarily attributed to influenza ...