... INFANT DEATHS AND DUBLIN DEATH RATE. . TO THE OF THE July 7th, 1888 Ij*ar Sir—The connsction between th» hitr'h death rate in Dublin and infant mortality appears very intimate if compare th« following figures the Kcgistrar-Genoral report of weeks endinu ...

... was told at . the inquest heldyesterday on the exhumed body of an infant at the Coombe. it is a repulsive I ,,subject to write or read about. No won- der that the rate of infant mortality is a, disgrace to our civilisation when suach -things arepossible ...

... meet- ing adjourned. II'1FA14T MORTALITY. A public lecture, under the auspices of the Dublin Sanitary Association will be delivered this evening at 8 o'clock by Dr Horn, who has chosen as hlis subject Infant mortality. The chair WiI be occupied by ...

... California. MORTALITY OF INFANTS, More than 100,000 infants of less than a year old die every year in Englaind. The reports of the Registrar.General show that. infant mortality di- miniehes rapidly after the date of birth. The an- nual rate ...

... to an adjourned meeting of the committee. STARCH PoasoxVIG has been said, on good autho- rity, to be the main causeof infant mortality. No farinaceous food should be given to a child till it has a full mouth of teeth, unless such food has been previously ...

... reading of the lists will take phce on Fri- day. .STARcH POISOnNG has been said, on good autbority, to be the main cause of infant mortality. No farnaceous food should be given to a child till it has a full month of teeth, unles such food hls -been previously ...

... are. Mr. Monmell-What is the number of inmates at pre- sent in the workbbusa ? Witnesa-About 1,800. ir. ?? there- great infant mortality in your woikbhou*e?. . . ~ Me1.~J~II~Y ~nion that the boys and dtti Vkeen years of age are well treated A) Lne 0 IIP ...

... complained of. I. thyV hsd the means of aecrrtaining tbe anmount of infant mortality as distinguished from others, ii- they had th I weans of distinzuishinv ties class amongst whom that mortality was found, it was probable sueh information would lead them to ...

... DEATH OF AN INFANT- NURSE ARRESTED. Y-esterday Dr Whvte, the City Coroner, helt an inquest at the Morgue on the body of an ife. 1 gitinate infant named Chriscina Rooney,. aged two months, whose death, it was alleged. had been accelerated by the neglect ...

... woman, as she would he better calculated to look e after the wants and comforts of the infants; he had made a h calculation of the rate of mortality in the infant class, under d two years of age, maintained in that house, according to the al principle ...

... over the world and England, with all its I. pre-eminence. The itii-ra'e testifies that Herod stili w,.rk. Why i« the mortality infants so out of propjrtinr: the population and to that of a inlt ' In maj rity cases is au ...

... Greenock. In the manufacturing districts of Lan- cashire and-Yorkshire, carelessness and not crime is the principal cause of mortality. There are in all parts of London a large number of private houses used as lying-in estab- lishments. Connected with these ...