... 1G INFANT MORTALITY Sir Charles Cameron, who presided at the annual meeting of the Home for Little Children inAmestown oh Saturday. sato that for smote years past better attention had been bestowed on the needs of young children. At a not very remote ...

... INFANT MORTALITY IN DUBLIN. In a report made h'y the doctor.; et the South Dublin Union on the high death• rate among the children of the crei h^ sand nursery of the workhouse, it )“1s stated that of the 16 deaths, 3 of the bd. dren were born in the workhouse ...

... Price, K.C., presiding, was the high rate of infant mortality in Dublin. lay report submitted stated that tne rate of iniant mortality during the year showed no diminution. The number of deaths of infants in whose case the cause of death was uncertified ...

... person had not such inquiries proved satisfactory. I will not add more on this matter while the case is still sub judioe. Infant mortality, as all know, among the class aided by the Cottage Home. is, unfortunately, Badly too high, but, as has been repeatedly ...

... habits in the parents tend to the degeneration of the progeny, and when indulged in by mothers account for much of the infant mortality which is decimating the nation. Ono way of meeting this evil would be to remove the causes which predispose to drink ...

... prevent mortality amongst infants. In Paris depots have been established for the sale of humanised milk, sterilised and carefully mixed with the proper proportion of water, cream and sugar, so as to approximate, as far es possible, to an infant's natural ...

... the season. Mr. Thomas Burt presided yesterday over a meeting of the members of the House of Commons interested in the infant mortality question. A sub-committee was appointed to prepare a statement of the powers possessed by local authorities preliminary ...

... CAUSES OF INFANT MORT The mortality of babies far higher than it is amon; by their mothers. This is t arrived at by the medical oft in the - Lancet. Another view of this ant , seated at the Health on liner* pointed out that one died in some of our great ...

... of the day to find tho nurse drunk, and the wee mite sick • from eryiag, filthy, cold, and hungry. Small wonder that infant mortality is excessive in Dundee! And would double or treble the Se to 12a a week she earns so hardly in the mills adequately ...

... I TtIE WO] THE INFANTS FATE. MORTALITY IN DUBLIN. DR.. THOMPSON'S STARTLING STATISTICS. Infantile Mortality was the subject I of an important paper read yesterday after.] noon by Dr. William J. ThompeniCat a meeting in Jervis street Hospital, held in ...

... INFANTILE MORTALITY. Sir—Dr. Thompson's address to the Jerrie street Hospital on the 17th inst_ discloses a state of things which is a disgrace to civilisation in general and to the citizens of Dublin in particular ,' if it be true that one infant out of ...

... Irish Agricultural Organisation Society, writs* an interesting and inetructive letter on the important subject of infantile mortality in Dublin, and puts forward a valuable suggestion, which, in the interest of the public, it is hoped will be considered, ...