... INFANT MORTALITY IN ENGLAND. Dr. Wynn Westeott, the Coroner for Eiackitay, on Saturday stated that over tar thousand infanta—babies in armsare suffocated in England every year, no fexew than six hundred of these cases (Averring in London alone. In another ...

... Consumption and Infant Mortality The annual Report of the Local Government Board, a big blue-book, running to over six hundred closely-printed mes. has now been published. The rd has to justify, or attempt to justify, its expensive existence by the record ...

... medichne. The letter was marked “read.” 2 Infant Mortality. A circular on this subject showed that the great wastage in the lives of infants was due to inferior food. The Master said there was little or no infant mortality in that union. ...

... The subject of infant mortality in workhouses is dealt with in a paragraph which shows that of the total deaths of children {l5 vears and under) 42 per cent were under one vear and 15 per cent under five vears. Tmproper feeding of infants is given as the ...

... advantage be generally enjoined and adonted. - -fi:‘gxuns of Infant Mortality in workhouses, as set out in the Report. are simply apé)alling. “In our last Report we alluded to the subject of infant mortality is workhouses. During the year under review the returns ...

... ABUSING THE GUARDIANS' LIBERALITY. GUARDIANS! ABLE PROTEST. INFANT MORTALITY. The fortnightl&' meeting of the New Ross Board of Guardians was held on Saturday, Mr T. P. Rossiter, chairman, presided. The other members resent were Messrs Thomas Byrne, &is ...

... know of the death of infants until the stealth un•. registered. Emphasis was laid sin the tasint that there was great progreval and activity made in the mutter of sanitation, het now they had it ie.an figures that the infant mortality tat: vra.i k, Tier ...

... society was to ermibat alcoloilirti. and its takendent evils. ft was one of the most iniottent factors in relation to infant mortality, whilst their commercial suptennis, was handicapped by the enormous censumption of strong drink (bear, hear) --double ...

... 140 or over 12 per cent, were of ohildren under one year, and that 7,860 were over 00 or upwsrds. But in Leinster the infant mortality was aver 13 per mint. of the total deaths. while the deaths at 00 and upwards in beineter were aver 40 per cent, that ...

... •,. Associat eon would extend action. so as to of the prceenat apnea! Eason, J.P.. motion, and referred to th,, tat infant mortality in the ration. They nem different rpa iert amedlion Ito evil qienhl meshed, but the fact that it re:mined. It was tloiakt ...

... a scheme to Save infant life ken' had been able to make profitable is the city. Mothers who live in hauls. This time the police recognised slumden are to receive a premium of LI the motive. and as far as possible kept if their infante 'wryly(' one year ...

... excessive rate of inlantde mortality. The Prime Minist•r. in reply, expres..ied Jeep appreciation of the imrtance of the striject. It was sunning tact that 'Mist the generalt'eatli-rate improved there was a deplorfble waste of infant hie. The 'excessive drath ...