... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Infantile Mortality.—The deaths infants under one year old per 1,000 births wore 162, being somewhat leas Dumcrdhs than in the year 1899. when tfccy numbered IGO. To my mind there is but little doubt that the great causes of infant mortality are exposure ...

... (hat is very significantly painted by thr. decrease the number oi eases adulteration, and still more the diminution in infant mortality, to which Sir very properly allude?, 'hero acs still many people, it must jho feared, wlm not thoroughly awake tho ...

... experts who will be able to Bndcrstand all its details. Tbo heat present Dublin is most intense. and causing good deal of infant mortality. In several cases inquests have been held, but in the great majority of cases the certificate of the doctor in attendance ...

... with the Local Government Board. Of wider interest is the fact that the Battersea Council, appalled by the dreadful mortality among infants in the borough, have decided to undertake the supply of sterilised and humanised milk at popular prices, the belief ...

... where the banal service will be celebrated, iflcrwvtrd* it will removed Prog-more, and ic the Mausoleum there all that is mortal the grwai Queen will be placed at the «de •f her and never-forgotten husband I‘viecc Consort. Thia is bald outline •f »hi- ...

... consent that wc shall insure his life heavily as possible. and that soon convenient the said • Bake' shall shuffle off this mortal earth.” The jury found that the deceased died from misadventure, and ordered the inquiry relative the document proceed. Rotal ...

... mainly hunting, fishing, and reindeer-breeding. In spite their great frugality, or perhaps partly because it. the rate of mortality among them is very high, that they will soon vanish from the face the earth altogether. According to their principal occupation ...

... would prevent a poo ible. to! married woman from earning an ind rotit by hut statistics rave very clet foretg high rate of mortality among i 3 Wi b> jars ad caused more by ignorance as regards he Ex care, and the neglect of sanitary laws In tho the of the ...