... The following resolution from the National Association for the Prevention of Infant Mortality, and for the welfare of infancy, was adopted and copies of the resolution were ordered to be sent to Mr Molloy, P ; the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Mr Birrell ...

... ou Monday alototog, hailed three plate-layers so. Eased a wormy the say oast Crewel. !IMAM' MORTALITY —The Sanitary Recent gives statistics of infant mortality through..ut England. suggestive of child murdiot on a male of appalling magnitude. &souses Cum ...

... milk rises. A price of Is per quart for milk mewls, unless prompt measures of relief are adopted, a serious increase in infant mortality. At the presett time hundreds of children under the age of five years die every week in the United Kingdom from purely ...

... advantage of the entire community in connection with the problems for the better housing of the poor, tbe reducing of infant, mortality &amongst that class, the supervision of sweating work, the inspection of factories in which females are largely employed ...

... ewes hi t h.ei o adopted, to went • of their Oat of every one thousand infants born in Sunderland, five hundred die before they grow up out of infancy. At Newcastle the infant mortality is not much less-440 per while in Halifax. Bradford, Derby, and Birkenhead ...

... parties were hoed 30.. each. N •ND INFANT MORTALITY. Dr. Bianchi, the medical officer of the South- wark District Board of Work•, in his annual report on the health of the locality, refer, to the heavy mortality amongst infants under one year of age. In this ...

... of checking the crime, and to report on the cause of death of young children ; the best means for preventing excessive infant mortality, and to suggest some plan for the care and rearing of illegitimate children other than the present workhouse system. ...

... would probably sound to us int•alenee may be attributed a large proportion measurably absurd. it might p robably be of infant mortality arising from c old ; to its summed up in one homely phrase, We are not observance may be traced thousands of weakthought ...

... measures of sanitary reform (cheers.) [The lecturer here read an extract hem Dr Comb& work on physiology, relating to infant mortality, showing the n t hat existed for the application of the principles of to the of the first year, whsa7Z most sidled period ...

... INFANT BIORTALFTT •N INDFX TO HDALTH.—lnfant mortality is now generally acknowledged to he • ueul test of tl physical and sanitary eonditioa of say aggregation bateau beings, although its 'aloe for mavens** may be in some eases partially destroyed by ...

... before be shelled off the mortal coil the statute is guerillas became law; therelorewe must set down the year 1537 that in which was cat off all English ownetehip of the Castle and Manor of Carlow, except that of the Crown. And it is a curious coincidence ...

... hs have been reported to or. !nu►ester. The 11A.j..rily of the Limes in thus district have vuen mothers suffocating their infants bed. In hurrey right death• •of suicide caused by a can cutting his throat) hare Leon reported to Mr Wm. Carter, the coroner ...