... some of the Women. has something to do with it, and some- times the want of enough tea and bread. Yon are aware thot the infant mortality in Bel- fast is great?-Yes, that would, no doubt, increase the death-rate, but I Think the want of this sort of inquiry ...

... of the high de'vti-r.ale, Dr. Ciihborn stated that the infant mortalite tended to make the death-rate hig-her than it ouzht. . to be, and Dr. Coantes stated' theat a highl. rate of c infant mortality usua.lly accompanied. a high birth- rate, and it wra-s ...

... half century. In 1862 he served 'on thm committee for the collection of the mortality ex- periences of British life offices, which led to the formation of The Institute Mortality Tables, now in general use. From 1879 to 1881 he was chairman of the Association ...

... The jury re- turned a verdict in accordance with this e idence, and added that the mother of the deceased infant v did not wilfully expose the infant, and was driven c to do so through the unkindness of her parents. i STRABANE BOARD OF GUAuiuIAS.-The wveekly ...

... little verses sung per- - chance years before in the choir of his perish church. ~ ,or that he had learned to lisp with his infant lips s at a mother's knee. bespeaking the Bible story ofp ita Servious's love! WVhat lightning dashes do their fp . mwemory ...

... Public Health (Scotland) Amendment Bill from next Thursday to the Tuesday folloving. In nwoving the second reading of the INFANT LIFE PROTECTION BILL, The Earl of ])ENBIGH said th1at thle measure was one promoted by tho Londlon County Council. By an act ...

... police in connec-tion with sanitary matters, in htle city. A great deal hlad been said about infant mortoality, and it had been suggested thalt the in- fant mortality in Belfast was due in s-tiae degree to the linen trade. From official fignntms lfe ounld ...

... without shame, and often the babe drinks from its mothers breast not only milk. but a teep ui craving for alcoholic liquor. The infant is thus s, pawned to the devil before the dawn of conscious-V ness. What a terrible grip, too, the gambling craze has on ...

... district of the city. The cases i are, however, generally of a comparatively snild . type and there is fortunately not much mortality b therefrom. There are many cases of measles oc- curring, bat these are principally confined to the Ballynmacarrett district ...

... trial a~ll connected with it exce~pt mny ow n counsel. wno wias a Ciatholic, were as aittach- ignoranlt of canon lawv as thle infant of anys. 1 (tad nineteen picliminary objeceluns to raise to the proceedings, hut wltent I airrayed in ccu-, tmad for the first ...