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... Reference was mafi to the p1 question put by 6r. Samuel Young.APi h is HousecJouse of Cons relative to a certa cais of oin infant mortality in Belfiaqt. From the statistics Bf laid before the c'ieamirtea ny the mndical smperitn- teoldlot officer of health. ...
... The other questions discussed coumprised the poor-law systen, the Publio Health Act, the regnlation of bakehouses, and infant mortality. 16TF CONGT3SC-XOTTI0-l.M ---i 883. The next year's meeting was at Nott noham, where the sixteenth Congress was attended ...
... lecturer. Dr. Whitaker, in seconding the motion, said that a great deal of the mortality was due to the death of infants. The health of a town was generally gauged by the mortality. In formet times mothers looked after their children better than they do now ...
... The average number of deaths registered in the second quarter of the ten years 1883-92 was 2,356, equivalent to an annual mortality of 27 1 per 1,000 persons,i thus the rate (26-1) for last quarter was 1 -0 below the average for thae June quarter. The number ...
... ieg: l led ' il fnntilce mortality their P-elf-st dealt-rate' of ?? tinder ooe y-ar -!,l faxcaracly csnrirne-l v:ith other cities. Now, lie (the c-rono-or) in bis remrarla had never confined tune If to the deatil- * rate of infant' under one year old.` ...
... County Dinegal, was brought up in C00- tody charged by Distriot-Inspector Gardiner, Raphoe, with ?? carusing the death of her i infant child, at Clusheygowan, near St. Johnston,i on or about the 23rd August last. Bridence having been vivep, the nuagistrates ...
... (Applause.) The Chairman next proposed Success to the High Court of Irelaud. Rev U D N Ballairtyno, in reply, said that tire infant High Court formed that day was a renrark- ably healthy one. It lhad made marvellous progress in the few hours Of its existence ...
... time the Laud Act of 1881 baa been passed, which, according to .Ar. Gladst-one, was to strangle Irish disaffection as the infant Hercules strangled the Nemean lion, end the foundations of a satisfactory system of land ownership have been laid broad and ...