... by shell, whilst she >till holds her little infant in her arm*. The artist jmarks: That shell was not aimed at the mot her stood by the porch, bat it exploded at door of her cottage, and she fell mortally wounded. wreath of smoke is issuing from the ...

... aoelcty are tbo protection of infant lifo and adrancemonl of health knowledge and pretention of ...

... registered, giving an d f» annual rate mortality 20 d. The death-rate for the first week the past If/ years averaged »5, and that tbe corresnonding week last year was 21-4. Of the total deaths 15 were of infants year, children over one and under five ...

... LARGE TOWNS. The Registrar-General reports that the annual rata mortality for last week great) towns England and Wales averaged per 1,000 of their aggregate population. Tha rates of mortality several towns were as follow Bristol .. .. 15 Liverpool .. .. ...

... 2 died irom disease, from brain disease, and 2 from diseases of tba respiratory organs. Oao ttcsth, that of infant, waa ence.-t !. was mortality from zymotic disease. Pive died aged tied upwards, and 1 a year old. Ona cf scarlatina was notified during ...

... CLIFTON. Analysis births and deaths regis;.. ■ during the wees: ended Saturday, July - Total c*her causes . deI hs Rate mortality from Royal Infirmary symotic diseases., General ?*s_^ ** J, , Bristr-Wotlr>o» pledged and rrowaxds Barton .i*** e ■•• ...

... given notice for an advance of per cent, wages. Mils Infants. Read the official retnrnaof the Howl Commission, aad you wiU And thatth~ chief cause of this disease, which occaatons much mortality invmr children, the lailk that! left your d and *weei and ...

... were infants under one yoar, infantile death-rate, measured by tho proportion of deaths under year to registered births, was equal quarter 1,000. and ranged from 1,000 We3tbury to 265 7 St. Mary Redcliff. first quarter of 1890. 298 deaths of infants were ...

... deatbe many 205 wsxa those infants under year, and referred to adults who had attained 60 years and upwards. It evident that the chief causa the smallness of the death-rates 1888-9 was owing to comparatively small mortality from Ibe principal zymoties ...

... ce I Infants « 3' Artalysis of births and deaths ia Ckfxa during the week eaded Saturday, i=b. 7.ISSI:— Total births 101 Rate per emal£'S | Diputheris Total death* 11 j Scarlet f«v-r - i»erl.oooperaani& - 31 enteric fever * Rata mortality from ...

... annual birth rate of 28'4 and an annaal mortality rate of 20-7. The average death rate for ten years for this week bad been 20-1, and the rate for corresponding week of last year was 199. Of the deaths were of infants ander one year, 17 children over one ...

... usual, there had been eases of autumnal diarrhoea occasionally occurring, but there were only eleven snob, and nearly all of infants under one year, accompanied by oonvulsions, and most profciblv due improper or insufficient feeding. More than usual precautions ...