... INFANT MORTALITY. An ingnest was held on the body of William Usury Winter, the ft nr months' obi child of Henry Winter, living at 8, Stephen-street. —The evident* showed that the child had suffered from 'allow jaundice, but bed recovered from that disease ...

... INFANT MORTALITY. An inquiry herd on Monday by Dr. G. Danford Taman concerning the death of John O'Shea, the four months' old child of • kbourer, living at 22, Hereford-itreet, Lipson-grove. The evidence showed that deceased one of tains and had been ...

... employment of mother* in factories just before and 100 soon after confine ment. are also mentioned as questions which beara* infant mortality. ...

... prejudicial to tha iivw of infants; these include want of cleanliness in the home, and the proper attention on the part of mothers to the food and clothing of their infants. Mention made the great ignorance in respect of infant feeding which is shown the ...

... the portions of the report mentioned, and also a which he could obtain for them, setting forth the great increase of infant mortality since vaccination had been compulsory. Until the last meeting he had not the remotest idea that the Board it any part ...

... population as against lii kMi'ikiiiieillei i 1 of year. Of the tetal dealhe were ohildraa under five years of age, giving an infant mortality per oent. The registered were 108, and this gave a birth-rate of 27 per thousand of the population. During the quarter ...

... drous results, as the bill' of mortality for the young th e w. An intelligent ree.jing of this work by al/ to whom the care of .liddren is entrusted, would beyond question materially reduce that terrible infant mortality which is animaally put on record ...

... a [norm growth of • branching nature in the water. The Chairman recreated that the death rate bad increased owtog so infant mortality. Mr Craig, said he had beard • deal of complaints with regard to the water. Mr Baird said that the water was quite yellow ...

... Scarlet fever, 23 ; enteric fever, 3 ; and erysipelas, t. The high death rate was at once accounted for by the very high infant mortality which has prevailed, this being as high as 301.3 per t,oco, and twice as high as the average rate for the ten years 187cyo ...

... importance to neutralise the baneful effects of centuries of cramping influence. He adverted to the painful theme of infant mortality, which he traced to various causes, not to lack of affection for their offspring but to love evidenced in foolish and ...

... following : The best methods of dealing with out-of-work cases. The cause of the high rate of infant mortality among the Jews. The provision for the care of infants during the time that the mothers are engaged in their occupation of wage-earning. The dealing ...

... education, and was herself well educated, knowing both Latin and Greek. Thirteen of her children succumbed early, for infant mortality was one of the great features of the eighteenth century. The Revolution of threatened to destroy the peace of the family ...