... feeding Horses. profits, Hedgerows, Thnber, and Game. ectable Ix x Selling Grain by Measure or by Weight. x1 Review Om Infant Mortality. ...

... hopes of their release. In reply Mr. Brntinck, Sir G. GREY said that the statement of the coroner with respect to the infant mortality at Kmueth, in Norfolk, was grossly exaggerated. had instituted an inquiry, and the report, together with u statement ...

... couulry has succeeded ui dimiu.»ujug the destruction of infant life. 'This benevolent gentlemans Mr. Jean Dolfus. He is manufacturer residing Mulhausen, and, having pondered over the causes infant mortality, be came to the resolution of paying mothers for taking ...

... pipes, and the open gulley boles, bearing disea-o and Mr Duncan ?£th whora was another learned gentleman) source of the infant mortality which is y .tatoi on lh« part of the plaintiff, that this was an inter- larg. m the worst quarlera of our lo*n« ; thi ...

... streams, proposals for solidifying the same, and sc'iing it to farmers in packets of powder, &c. Thc imi»orlant question of infant mortality, its causes and prevention, is taken by several physicians ; and thc influence of overcrowding and its preventatives ...

... towns the subject of infant mortality, are absolutely appalling. The mortality cannot be said to peculiar to any state of society, for it exists under circumstances most dissimilar our urban and rural population. Infant mortality is very ...

... release of the pr. souers, who are in good health.—Sir George Grey said that the statement of the coroner with respect to infant mortality in Norfolk was grossly exaggerated, and he moved that the report of an inquiry he had ordered to be instituted should ...

... for disposing of the sewage of towns ? 2. What are the causes, and what are the means for the prevention of, excessive infant mortality ? 3. What is the influence health of the overcrowding dwellinghouses and workshops and what means could such overcrowding ...

... comment. Mr. Hammack referred to the fact that when tbc women were out of work during the recent distress in Coventry, infant mortality was much decreased. Mr. H. Roberts bore testimony to the admirable character the dwellings provided for tho working people ...

... difference. Death is not less cruelly and wantonly at work in the modern instance than in the ancient. At Newcastle, the infant mortality is not much less (440 per I 0OO), while in Halifax, Bradford, Derby, and Birkenhead it falls 17C per l.QQOs—Builder, ...

... conclnsion.he would beg to move, That in conjunction with the table of infant mortality within the workhruse, the following table of mortality, collected outside the workhouse on an infant population of beyond 12.0U3, be inserted our minutes.’* Ur. Brady had ...

... towns* by proper attention to ventilation and drainage, and thus great benefits had been conferred upon all. alluded to infant mortality, cautioning the married men present against allowing their wives to add to their incomes leaving home to attend daily ...