... INFANT MORTALITY. At the Meadows Hotel. Conway-street, ma Monday an inquest was held by pr. Henry Churton, the lyarough coroner, concerning the death of John Crompton, aged 8 months and lately resident at 350, Beckwith-street. From the evidence of the ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. CORONER'S SUGGESTIONS. / j This afiernoon, at the conclusion of at Chelsea the body of Margaret months, tho child of hawker, which ijf tion from overlaying, the Coroner ( r *kl remarked that it was one of those nC rs j had so many. ...

... CORONER SMELT AND INFANT MORTALITY. In the course of inquiry held this afternoon on the body of child who had been accidentally suffocated in bed, Mr. S. Smelt, deputy city coroner, remarked that it was very dangerous practiceSfor mothers to have their ...

... Infant Mortality.— Testerday, the con cluaiun of inquest, held Chelsea, tlie liody Margaret Daly, aged foar months, the child a which died from suffocation from overlaying, the Coroner (Mr. C. L. Drew) remarked was one of those cases which they had many ...

... with regard to what they eall the base and banefal practice cf infusing steam into weaving sheds. They ascribe the heavy infant mortality so prevalent in large towns to the practice of damping, and they urge a modification of the system. ...

... with regard to what they call the base and baneful practice of infusing steam into weaving sheds. They ascribe the heavy infant mortality so prevalent in large towns to the practice of damp. log, and they urge a modification of the system. ...

... of age, giving an infant mortality of 66 per cent. The deaths amongst children from diarrhoea were heavy—about 20 per cent, the total. This, course, had the death rate heavy. Mothers and nurses should be very careful not give infants improper food. We ...

... population, against for the corresponding period last year. Of tbe total, were children under live years of age, giving infant mortality of 42 per cent. During the five weeks 314 births were registered, giving birth-rate of Four deaths occurred from scarlet ...

... and its relation to infant mortality. The effects ou the home life WHEN THE MOTHER WAS A WO'.-Ki.H. in the mill were well-known to be most injurious. The greatest evil was the effect on the health ot children and on infant mortality. Blackbnrn. was very ...

... lis mass of interesting valuiKbJe information. Three dmricta, appears, have failed W| annua] and given one them. 0 the infant mortality is out that (with 213) we*, one r three districts which attained death rete 200 and over, while RcjwJ, w 76, one of the ...

... who died dining the vrter w-r» i'j yearn old nod were infante who had not completed their first year. The pr.q>.rs j..n old people among thoee who died waa. iher.fu.-e, eery .mall. Trie infant mortality ex.- #«ite being equal 25* per l.OOtl hirtha. The ...

... Barrslt. Crsnaser : Morning. Mr Chadwick ereniug. K,t. W. WUlj.h.. P«iUll ro.d ; tunin. trrS srecuag. Rev W. U. ScoiUi. INFANT MORTALITY, A CORONER’S SUGGESTIONS. Yesterdav afternoon, the concluiioa of inquest hold at Cbebea on the body of Margaret Dale ...