... AN IRISH ErsitL'S ESTATE. ALM3ST 300 PERISH. Na- Mr. John Burns, as President of the Conference on Infant Mortality. which opens to-day, in the course of an addrew. last night shout the food and other mattertaining to the rearing of children. wasfrequently ...

... Weatininster,last week, Dr. Newton, of Newcastle-on-' i.e. pre. siding. In his presidential sddrass Dr Newton, reterring to infant mortality. said, of every thousand children born, IV died in the slump, and 94 in favoured 'surroundings. Tiibenmlosin was respoie ...

... Dublin. The lecturer was Sir William Thom peon, who dealt with Infant Mortality and Infant Milk Depots. Her Excellency the Countess of Aberdeen presided. Her Excellency was accompanied by Lady Pirrie, Lady Hoddo, Mrs. M'Kenrie Davidson, and Miea Farquh ...

... Katherine VII Two of the Friday lectures will he devoted by Mrs. Webb. le Mother and Infant, and these will he followed by Sir William Thompson et Infant Mortality and Infant Idilk Derp6m, and by Dr. R. Malvin arid Di. Marshall Day on The Health of Child ...

... tie dread ful figures that cow cxistoJ in regard infantile mortality (applause). Sot William Thompson , in the course his lecture, which dealt with the 'object of Infant Mortality and Infant Milk Depot*. - sug gvsled that the high death-rate infanta under ...

... the hearty cooperation of all in the effort to destroy the terrible disease of consumption which, he said, with that of infant mortality, raised its head higher than any other exterminating agency in this country. Lady Aberdeen, who was loudly applauded ...

... Violinist) and PARTY. Prices 47-, Z'u and 1/-. Special for School*. WOMEN’S NATIONAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION. THE LECTURE on Infant Mortality and Infant Milk Depot*, SIR WILLIAM THOMPSON, will delivered at the ENGINEERS’ HALL, DAWSON STREET. TO-DAY at ...

... would give us a big lift in our endeavours save lb© lives our people. are only beginning ou. work in connection with infant mortality, but several of cur branches intend taking it in hand this summer. and would specially draw our mcml>ers attention to ...

... domestic architecture and decoration in Dublin. Yesterday afternoon Sir William Thompson delivered a lecture on Infant Mortality and Infant Milk Depot*, the Hall of the Institute of Civil Engineers, Dawson street, under the of the Dublin Branch of the ...

... Dublin. The lecturer Sir William Thompson, who dealt with Infant Mortality end Infant Milk Denote. Her Excellency the Countess of Aberdeen sided. Her Excellency wee accompanied by Lady Pin., lady Haddo, Mrs. 11'Kenzie Davideon, and Mies Farquhar's.. and ...

... Jrwr one gleam of comfort can be caught from the Registrar-Geoarals report in respect to the mortality statistics for last year. The rate of infant mortality in Irel.and romper, favourably both with Erwin:id and Scotland. In this ccamtry during 1907 ...

... the bone6t of Dublin a pasteurising plant, and when that is utilised rthere will, we may expect, be a diminution in the infant mortality, which is et present alarmingly high. The total number of deaths from all forms of tuberculous disease ia, es we, have ...