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... from injuries sustained while swinging in a recreation ground. There has been a decided and continuous falling off in infant mortality within the past 25 years all over Austria. T, 3 James Thompson, 25, son of Mr. Alex Thompson, ironfounder, Dumfries, ...
... total return.—l have been in the habit of considering an Infant Mortality of 20 per cent, or less of tbe total, a mortality of childhood of or approximating to 30 per cent of total, and a mortality of the aged of 36 per cent, of the total, aa highly favourable: ...
... to Northampton with the girl Pritchard, that she gave birth to a child while living with the prisoner, and that she and the infant disappeared. It was further alleged that mutilated remains subsequeatly discovered at East Haddon, near Althorp, were those ...
... the seat of a London tram car the other day. One ot the London ceroners says that he holds ;:sually over 200 inquests on infants saffocated in The Duchess of Edinburgh, the sister of the Emperor of Russia, completed her 3Sth year on Saturday. = W SIS ...
... district, The births were 824 or 307 per thousand, and the births were to the infants’ deaths as 1000 to 108, a very favourable p:;rvrflon. and one seldom met with, The mortality of children under five {-ra was 186, or loss than 29 per cent. of the whole ...
... for the tragedy, and he did all that lay in his power—all that mortal | man could do to atone for it. And not the least part of his work was his adoption and education of the orghm infant.” , “ That was his bounden -iuty. His most sacred daty. And in ...
... did a very plucky other family residing at Clifton Fields two doors from yO, hg‘:’& .fi‘ e well to get the body out, the Infants Sehool. there were two cases. There is o &if the “h:l me it was a very injudicious reason to believe that there have been ...
... upon the broad fields, :::!nn old park, the garden and terraces, all ba in the glow of the Lt sunset he was ever to see with mortal es. eyßh hours were known to be numbered, but he was not yet dying. He was not alone. The great London physician, Sir annDlwlhh ...