... gave rise to many interest- ing discussions. As is usual in all snucb medical a cng res6se the never-ending question of infant mortality was fully discussed, but little practical results are as vet forthcoming. Dr Corlield, of Liidnen, contributed a paper ...

... statistics of infant mortality in London to show that there may be a high death-] rate amfong infants apart from factory work. This is quite true, but the fact that in some large towns other causes must be sought to explain the high infantile mortality does not ...

... Dr C. U. Shelley will advise parents on the feedmog of ~school boys Band girls, and there will be papers dealin, with infant mortality, and :suggesting ,precantions for- the prevention of ConaSunpipo anti diptiteria. 'I Cuascow was represented to-day at ...

... by his attitude in reference to the question of infant mortality as a result of female labour in factories. These medical bodies still declare that there is a persistently higher mortality stmong infants in one class of artisan towns as o~mpared with another ...

... Medical Association yesterday, the Home Secretary said that though he deeply regretted the great increase in large towns of infant mortality, the deputation had not completely to his satisfiea tion proved that this was due to employment infactvories ofthmotherso ...

... reach of the isles, where there was a large amount of infant mortality. Sir GEORGE TREVEILYAN said if the hon. member would give notice of the question, he would examine into the matter of the mortality. Dr MACGREGOR-I will call attention to this matter ...

... the hospital was 133, of whom It 7 died there, giving a mortality of A little over n 5 per cent., while in the hospitals in Scotland, ti recognised as tnder the best management, the n mortality is considerablygreater. (3)During that o time, and alsopreviously ...

... cruisers placed at Bilbao for the Spanish Government, has just left the hands of the builders. She is a sister ship to the Infants Maria Teresa, which was completed about a year ago. A fly-driver named Bennet has been killed .by lightning at Thannington ...

... often a setormy sea,: that lying-in women a- are exposed to great danger for s'anWI of proper I pp attention ; and that the infants are, not infre- is quently born dead in the absence of timnely aid; and what steps did he propose to take to remedy to this: ...

... service of over a cozen arriva and departures each day is surely satisfactory. have said enuugh to show that -vir Snedley is Ain infant Myi=g in the night, And with no language but a crY. But I must refer to that most commendable organisation, the visitors' ...

... Duchess of Yorki rave birth to a son at lt o'clock on Saturday evening, and according to the latest reports the Dunchess and the infant Prince are doing well. Eheen Post Office xas inundatl ed ?? congrata' Patory telegrams to their Ro1 al Highnesses from ,ll ...

... the infant room and tbat in the higher standards. What forms of manual training vere best suited for that purpose? Clay-modelling, card-board work, and Sloyd wood-work had . been found to effi ct this end. Clay- modelling lent itself to the infant room ...