... INFANT MORTALITY. An inquest held at the Ilarylebone Coroners Court, on Tuesday, on the body of lielen llcAuhffe, the infant child of John McAuliffe, • shop walker, lie ing at 13, Gray's The mother stated that three weeks ago the deeem.ed was vaccinated ...

... one specific cause of infantile mortality as an illustration. Between the years 1874 and 1878 the Registrar General published Vaccination, Mortality** No. 433, Session 1877, showing startling increase in infant mortality under one year of age from inoculable ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN CARDIFF. SUGGESTIONS BY THE MEDICAL OFFICER, In the course of his annual reporb the Cardiff Medical Officer makes some observations on infant mortality. The rate of infant mortality in ...

... ILKESTON CONTRIBUTION TO INFANT MORTALITY. On Monday morning the Deputy Coroner. Mr. W. R. Whitton, held an inquest at this Traveler'w Rest Inn, Ilkeston. touching the death of the infant daughter of Phcebe Beal.—Miss Bell, the mother of the child, said ...

... INFANT MORTALITY AT CANNING TOW N. COTODM I.wi. held in on Wednesday, on keel, of Kate Janghter uf a leborer. it V., Fmk«, etreet. Canning Town. The mother en Huntley night unwed blood was coming the child's nose. The midwife was mot the child cited. ...

... submitted a most sithaumare report, in which he stated that the death rate was 21 per thousand, which separated from infant mortality arising from circumstances connected with births, was only 19 6 per thousand. The birth rate was 36'6 pet thousand. The ...

... children continually going on. It is my duty to point out, he say*, the terribly high rate of infant mortality. In Bow the number of deaths of infante under one year was, in 1895, 179; in Poplar, 190; Bromley, 184; Bhoreditch. 199; Limehouse, 2 .2 ...

... then Home Becretary, for the purpose of calling attention to the excessive mortality of infants, a subject that has repeatedly been pointed out. The cause of the excessive mortality was said to be the employment of women in factories, which, no doubt, is ...

... INFANT DEATHS AT LOCAL Dr. Clarkson, in his recant report to tho Morneth Mara Council, has draws the attontion of the tc the foot Um infant mortality boa boon out of all proportion to deaths in the skier stays in lifo,:so far an pit districts are concerned ...

... 60. INFANT MnRT•LITT. Dr Highs% wrote :—' What specially strikes one with reference to the above figures, is the number of children which have died under one year, nearly one halt of the total, which brings us face to fads with an infant mortality at the ...

... males and 150 of females. The death-rate was 1312 as against 12*8 in 1894 and 12’4 in 1893. The infant mortality is calculated the number of deaths of infants under oue year tier each 1.000 of births registered, and was in 1890, 91 as against 97 in 1894 ...

... and evidence collected by experts, chat where married women were largely employed in factories, in the first place, the infant mortality was very much higher; and, in the second place, they might indirectly conclude that a stunted and enfeebled race succeeded ...