... in that fact. But any satisfaction which nay be derived from surrey of decade dashed the terrible figure* regarding infant mortality Dublin fewer little ...

... registr* area, th* birth* numbered only 166 That is ’.he second time recently that such a circumstance has occurred. Infant mortality still keeps very much um high, 96 of the person* whose desuhs were nqpstsred last week being unuer five years of are ...

... appalling infant mortality Dr. Dudtleld. Mclteal ofb.-er of Health for Kensiugton. are told, h-s just •'omplete.l an imp>>r tant mvcsligatuin into thw :ualter tepn-sented in the itup>rtant ceatne health which la- is The average infant mortality in Kensin ...

... 223 deaths occurred in sll ; and of these no fewer than 112 were of children tender yean. In four weeks, therefore, the infant mortality has run 80. 81. 100. 112-in all. 573 deaths out of a grand total 775. Three figures speak for themselves. How Arm hold ...

... rearing their spite of all the npJor.-d pit them right WTien *n.o addei areleaaneua. all reiorm are hopekas. and the infant mortality far beyond aay. however- knowledge that iniri-hMI the uneducated on .•oe itmen been a- J bacon *' make too upon common ...

... cmmm iato ««a>p with •umidermtdo mam U mui were thur own fatal, aatl ware oat ApeadfOt «{» ...

... where llu* is receive tlie freedom of the burgh, following winch both will spend few days at North Berwick. Last week’s mortality returns issued last night from the General IU-giaU'r Otfioe give little consolation far is The rate in the city was 23.4 ...

... 198—108 bom and crie : and the demh* 156—« m 4 female* ft» the wbmw were ,l daring the week ween wider 5 reara age .30 being infant* dmr. of whom were under one month and were aged rear* and upward* pereooe uot 70 and wfcmi wen- oceopennnna* Stxty-#ee «f ...