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... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. John Tatham, the former medical officer of health for Manchester, has given evidence, largely concerned with Manchester, before the House of Lords' Committiee on Infant Life Protection. In the three years from 1891 to 1894, he said ...
... INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. John Tatham, the former medical officer of health for Manchester, has given evidence, largely concerned with Manchester, before the House of Lords' Committtee on Infant Life Protection. In the three years from 1891 ta 1894, he said ...
... INFANT MORTALITY AND INSURANCE. At Hackney, on Wednesday, Dr. Wynn Westentt, coroner, held an inquest on Frederick Roland Hid, aged four months, the son of a tram conductor, of 66, Rendeleham Road, Clapton. The evidence showed that the mother went to ...
... matter for all who had the well-belng of Eng• land at heart. WHY MORTALITY AYWRORT Cutt.ortme to so HRAVT.— The mndloal Aar of Leek. drawing attention to the heave mortality among Infants In Staffordshire, saws the moat important factor is strong drink ...
... EATING THE LEEK WOULD BE BETTER TITAN I/KINKING AT LET:K.—The medical officer of Leek, drawing attention to the heavy mortality among infants in Staffordshire, says the most important factor is strong drink. Women's practice of taking intoxicating drink has ...
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... forthcoming young bird show. Mem. hers were now asked to give hatching revolts. It Imo. spired that there bad been great mortality among May and Jane chickens, bat that earlier birds bad done better. Some of the members attributed the had results to the ...
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... School, from £BO to £l5 per annum ; Miss S. Hodson, Hillhouse Infants, from Ell 5 to £l2O • Miss C. A. Etehells Moldgreen Girls, from E 96 to ElOO ; Miss S. Beaumont, Spring Grove Infants, from £lOO to £lO5. Certificated assistant masters—Mr. J. Schofield ...
... exceptionally interesting character was given in the Victoria Hall by the children at present in attendance at the mixed and infants' departments at St. Paul's. The great enthusiasm that characterised the gathering of old boys on the previous evening, when ...