... the condition and treatment of the orphan and deserted children in the workhorse. They regretted to find that th- mortality amonast infant children admitted into the workhouse was large, and alscp that in other respects the large, cold, bare apartments ...

... warm elothing. - 1>- Sri being thus relieved from n r-t of their infants are enabled t. 'r ' greater part of the day to rsork, a.: supplement the earnings of the ir;.fy. s. number of infants cared for durien - year was 3,000. These fgures give S? of the ...

... finl of blaclk sediment. 'Illoy 'could remenimber thist the caroner a Fe.a mont':s la had commented upon the henar mortality ar-one infants, especially of the asurking classes. As the Guardians avere aware a gresat nnronn ';0nuin in th-, city wvorlkedl ...

... cember last had been made according to the In- .h stitute of Actuaries tables of mortality and 3 per at cent. interest, the net premiums only being of valued. The mortality of the period having a been very favourable, the resulting surplus wvas letO £400 ...

... total deaths, 89 were of th: iost children below five 'years of age, and of ini 4dl. these 50 were infants below one year of age. to lere Cornparative mortality, week ending Jan. 12: wa mast Total deaths, 265; same week of last year, 324; ma ject -vr~ fls ...

... years of age, and of these 57 were infants below one year oE ags, Comparative mortality, week ending Jan. 54 Total deaths, 226; same week of last year, 253 ; average of last ten years, 313. Annual rate of mortality per 1000, 233; samne wteak last year ...