... INFANT MORTALITY. An English-speaking Conference on Infant Mortality will be held at the Camo,i Hall on August 4 and 5. under the presidency of Mr. John Burns, President of the Local Government Board. The conference is being organised by thf National ...

... to realise there that a rebellion is in progress. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE ON INFANT MORTALITY, A record attendance is anticipated at the English-speaking Conference on Infant Mortality to be held at Caxton Hall on August 4 and 5. P ractitally every countr, ...

... efforts of the slater association in that country, preaided over by the Countess of Aberdeen, the consumption mortality and the infant mortality have been reduced to such an extent that last year there were fewer victims of tuberculosis than in the year ...

... inspector of the infirmary and hospital of the l'nion. Dr Dillon will be required to make special inquiries on the Subject of infant mortality and nursing in workhouses and also to inspect the children's and females' wards. ...

... from all causes was the lowest on record, and the infant mortality was the lowest recorded for Irelard since 1871. The death-rate from tuberculosis was the lowest on record, and the infant mortality was the lowest recorded for Ireland. In the aggregate ...

... their emancipation from such degrading dia. OA -E OF INFANT MORTALITY. A letter was read from a doctot in the New Union district at • meeting of the Board of Guardians gating that rate of mortality amongst children under one year of age was very high ...

... THE COMMISSION'S REPORT. The Countess of Aberdeen, in her inaugural address directed the attention of the Infant Mortality Conference to the report which she said is shortly to be issued by the Viceregal Milk Commission appointed a few years ago in Ireland ...

... DEFECTIVE EDUCATION. Prisons mad police, poor relief and unemployed, aged poor and infant mortality equalor, irreligion, wetting disoontentwhat a crop of tares for all our sowing of expensive seed! Al) traceable more or lea directly to the want of ed ...

... ov births. And of boys Ixtrn many are punt and weakly. and more or less feeble-brained. An alarming increase of male infant mortality was coincident with the pre-war increase of girl births. By forbidding all strenuous activities. social or athletic—but ...

... morning complained of pains, and she rapidly grew worse and expired. The other members of the family were unaffected. Heavy infant mortality is reported from Stoke-on-Trent. The medical officer states that during the four weeks ended August 36 there were 295 ...

... to advise on the most efficacious system of treatment in England. Scotland, Ireland, and Wales, and will also include Infant Mortality, consideration of the death-rate of women in childbirth in Ireland, the provision of qualified nurses and midwives, the ...

... Joseph Lyons. Head of the celebrated firm of caterers. Mr. George Newman, M.D. Is a distinguished authority on hygiene and infant mortality. Mr. Arthur Priestley. M.P. sented Grantham since 1900. Mr. John Mich& Redmond, M.D. Is an ex-President of the Royal ...