... of the total number of children IS years and ittooler. 1,410. who died during the period its question. The subject of infant mortality in workkouses has been eitgagiog the Board's serious attention. The total number of deaths was 11.372. against 11.523 ...

... respectively of the total number of children 15 years and under 0.49'4 who died during the period in question. The subject of infant mortality in workhouses has been engaging the Board's serious attention. The total number of deaths was 11.372. as against 1 1 ...

... 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 ...

... from one to yeere old to 219, children 15 ye«r» and under (1,«0) who dicdl during the period in question. The subject oR infant mortality in workhouses has been mitrannc the Board’s serious attention. The total number of deaths was 11,372, spinst 11,523 in ...

... the basis suggeuted amonfM who die*! during the period in question. Th® fellow country men who have much of subject of infant mortality in workhouses has belief and interest m common. In other been engaging our serious attenuon, and on part of Cbriaiend-vm ...

... of the second instalment of the guardians demand. nnrAHT moktality. The report of the Viaiting Committee dealing with infant mortality in the workhouse waa read. Dr MsoWaller moved that a special supply of dairy fresh milk, hot from the cow, be.supplied ...

... respectively of the total number children under 15 years and under (1 4901 who dwd during period in quretion The subject infant mortality workhouses has been engaging the Board's serious attention. The total number deaths was 1F,372. o» against 11,523 tb© ...

... would be to consider the propriety of sanctioning preparedr. M'Bride's permanent appointment. HEALTH OF THE TOWN.-HIGH INFANT MORTALITY. The Medical-Officer of Health reported that since his last report there had been tt cases of diarrbosa. 15 of bronchitis ...

... the that more than half of the children poor parents die before they are twelve months eld. INFANT MORTALITY AND ITS CAUSES. Sir John attributes the high mortality amongst children poor to four causes. First, the exigencies of industrial life, which compelled ...

... with any person bad nit such inquiries proved satisfactory. I not add more this matter while the cas-j still sob judice. Infant mortality, as all know, among the ctssc aided by the Cottage Home as, unfortunately, sadly too high; but, has been ref stated both ...

... of prep es and ing their defence. .To-morrow week has be here is set apart for, the political cause celebre. jer un- Infant mortality looms large in the anz be of the week. A respectable woman named ‘I nant was before the magistrate to-day, char; ly can- ...

... the Glanders Order of 1900, it is held that unless this is done the effect nission. | the outbreak may be very serious. Infant mortality in Dublin as result of eference to éident is unfortunately very high owing the neglect of poor parents in looking a sent ...