... INFANT MORTALITY IN IRELAND. CONFERENCE DUBLIN. The conference infantile mortality held the Lecture Hall of the Royal Dublin Society yesterday afternoon well attended. The Counters r Aberdeen, who presided, remarked, in the course an opening address, ...

... Breast feeding (Dr New come says) the greatest natural protection against infant mortality. ...

... consumption. prinnpal medical' the Local Government Board, lecturing in the evening on the importance child mortality, the high infant.' mortality in specially bad-counties often inexcusable municipal neglect and was in the power the sanitary authorities ...

... death-rate Bourn villa for the last three years has been just under one-third the death-rate in Birmingham, and fch« infant mortality has been one-half The boys at. Bournville at twelve year's of age are 2£ia. taller than boys same age in the Floodgate ...

... salary was fixed 1892, his duties have largely increased. For instance, more attention has now to given connection with infant mortality and the control of tuberculosis. Greater supervision is also required in to workshops, bakehouses, dairies, and inspection ...

... presided over by Hon, Brother A. F. Wight, -who introduced the lecturer. Dr Smart delivered an interesting discourse infant mortality. In a lucid manner he detailed the causes death, which were for the most pert due had feeding and bad housing He condemned ...

... subject of infantile mortality in large towns was spoken upon Mrs Sonierviile and Mrs Maxwell. Mrs Somerville said that practically every large in Great Britain had made an endeavour to tackle the 'extraordinary death-rate among infants, and the result the ...

... Commerce, which closed its doors last week, being paid in the £. The Countess of Aberdeen presided yesterday at a conference infant mortality held in Dublin. Great devastation has been caused in the State of Idaho, America, by forest fires, and many lives have ...

... end the autumn, when they return to Charlton Park, MaJmesbury. The Countess of Aberdeen will be present Conference on Infant Mortality, which to be held in Dublin on the fc' ...

... problem the corrosion of iron and steel. At the Royal Sanitary Institute Congress at Brighton yesterday, tlie question of infant mortality was discuised. The annual meeting of the Library Association opened yesterday at Exeter. No new development of importance ...

... -who read number of telegrams ex pressing sympathy with the aims of the Congress. Dr Mansoor delivered an address on infant mortality in Egypt, -which, declared, exceeded the birth rate. M. Lutti Gtrma. said the Suez Canal part of Egypt, and was neutral ...

... during the was 73. as again* 82 m the jw preceding. This gives a death-rate i 0.7 per 1 The deaths of infants under one year numbered 7, giving infant mortality 68 per 1000 births. Of the oeaths, 13 were of children under 5. 29 tne ages of 5 and 60 and 31 over ...