... adidteretion, and said that it wee on abominable Kendal thnt they ehould be allowed to go on. And the Recorder spoke of infant mortality, end of the to yr h it wait dm. tie defendant in this ease should pay a BM of CS, and if he did not he should be imprisoned ...

... Health Cornmittes, and this chiefly in the West Ward, where so many of the poor damn re- I sided, it was no wonder that infant mortality was high. It inrpoosible, when this work was carried on without restraint, to realise the extent to which the poor were ...

... milk adulteration, and said that it an abominable scandal that they should be allowed on. And the Recorder also spoke infant mortality, and of the causes to which it was due. The defendant In this case should pay fins of £5, and if he did not he should ...

... the Public Health Committee, and this chiefly in the West Ward, where many of the poor douce resided, it wonder that infant mortality was high. It was impossible, when this work was carried on without restraint, to realise the extent to which the poor ...

... adulteration, and said that it waa an abominable scandal that they should be allowed to go on. And the Recorder also spoke of infant mortality, and of the causes to which was doe. The defendant in this case should nay a fine of £5, and if did not should imprisoned ...

... course of the correspondence they said things about one mother which abroad would not have been wiped out without recourse to mortal combat. they have evidently made up their differences without bloodshed, for I observe that at next week's dinner of the ...

... nrnßoary here to art* to lev the viev. Infant aorfaltty, aa aheva, never aoMßed ia Inland the proportions have alatßed social ahaarvata aad Seotlaad. Oaa the rssooos the Isb general adoption tho praetios the feeding infante. Hm poattaon of Inland ia this record ...

... rtiSini finioh thing to do with prrrrolion of rrwehy or - „ u work, ia still e» peering “An Clnadbannah.” tho protection of infant • ...