... INFANT MORTALITY. In the Recorder's Court yesterday ttie City Coroner (Mr. E. S. Flanigan) held an inquest the body of Eliza Jane Gray, child aged three weeks and three days, winch resided with its parents at ah, Street, and w.u> found dead. The medical ...

... Infant Mortality in Belfast The death of Howling, ir.fant aged two month?, which occurred at 206 Gardicer Street on Sunday, need the inquiry the City C*roner (Mr > Pumigan) and a jury in the Baths, leivrj Hill, yesterday. It appeared that tut had been ...

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... has been proved fijr toe Coroner (Mr. E. S. Pionlgau) that much of the death-rate in Belfast due the large proportion infant mortality, many of the deaths Being attributable to neglect and carekss nursing. These have contributed greatly lowering the death-rate ...

... overlying Meidentally or the bedclothes. The Cor .er commented the infant mortality .Uolfast, which described terrible. *h every hundred persons buried the city few than twentyfive were infants under year old. Ills Worship also regretted the fact that the ...

... of protecttog tho body are it is even MOO* to avoid needles' CallOnla If the nor- erten be not is its beet eoallitkm. INFANT MORTALITY IN IRILAND. leveatigetione been merle by the Council of the Dublin Sanitary Association into the cases of death amongst ...

... their duty their children, (he infant mortality Iteiug considerable, though vast quantities milk have been distributed (he women. It has been proved that the normal onuses mortality have lieen multiplied their practice of infants on such fuds turnips, onions ...

... thirty-three great towns the average annual mortality of young children is two hundred and forty-wight per thousand, or thirty-two per thousand more than in the camps mercy. Bnt that is not the worst. The infant mortality Birkenhead is three hundred aad sixty-two ...

... thousand. The infant mortality per hundred livingborn children in 1871 wav 30, this fell the next tea yeanto 27‘l,andin 1899 fellto23'4. Even if it is also admitted that many other influences have contributed to the decrease infant mortality, undoubtedly ...

... 1879J141 per thousand tire samples investigated the police authorities were adulterated, and in only 3.6 per thousand. The infant mortality per hundred living horn children 1871 was 30 per 1,000. This frit in the next ten ycora te 27.1, and in 1899 to 23.4 ...

... 1886 only OJi per 1,000. . the infant mortality per Siv.ng born children in 187! waa th-i fell the next ten 27.1: and .n!®l9 ?Xi. Even It it also admitted that many other have contribut'd *o the decrease of infant mortstUy. undoubtedly the improved ...

... their duty their children, the infant mortality being considerable, though vast of milk have been dlstribntod the women. It has been proved that the normal causes of mortality have been multiplied by tbcar pracliee infants on such foods as turnips, onions ...