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... inhabitants, the majority of whom are to be regarded as alike unhappy and wretched in their state and circumstances. The infant mortality iu this district is examinee, owing in to mothers taking their children out with them in all weathen when flowerselling ...
... the corrected death rate was 1210 per 1,000. The mortality among males was in excess of that among females in each of the age-groups except that of years. In the age groups 0-1 and 1-5, the male mortality was respectively 30 and 60 per cent, in excess of ...
... male infant and 3 (31, 59 ! and 80) and 2 females (38 and 42) of bronchitis, Sic.; 2 males (46 and 55) and 2 females (36 and 50), diseases of liver and digestive organs: 1 male (69; and 1 female (78), diseases of kidneys, ( S;e.; 1 female infant of atrophy ...
... Sampson if his idea applied to the infants, and the latter said he should be imbued to let the infants remain as at present. The charge pressed very heavily on the agricultural population, and tf they opened the Infant School at Id., it meant they would ...
... one fnmele aged of cancer, two reales of 121 and 750 f disease , of brain, mule infant of convulsions, the males of 15. 64, LS, 74 and 74 of heart diseese, two female infants and one aged 67 two males of tPt and 70 of bronchitis, 6c., one resin of bland ...
... Gardner's report is the inadequacy of the present infant accommodation, as in that respect his contention is supported by the official returns of our own school Attendance Committee, the number of infants on the books being fully 400 more than there are ...
... how we wise children laugh at our fathers for saying them. We dare say a scientific person could clearly demonstrate that no mortal could breathe in a vehicle going at that rate, and yet we should be quite prepared to find ourselves comfortably travelling ...
... with stipends provided by the Guardians, but in two there is no such provision—actually none of any kind for the baptism of infante, the visitation of the sick and dying, the instruction, relief and comfort of the penitent, or the ministering to the soul ...
... Lane; with sincere sympathy. In token of affectionate respect and remembrance from the teachers and the boys, girls and infants' Sunday-school. • • In loving memory; from Margaret and Agues. In the town of Eastbourne there were widespread evidence' ...
... hunted this season. They ran her two hours without a check, and left her till another day. FUNERAL OF MR. ALFRED BREADS.—The mortal remains of the late Mr. Alfred Breads, printer, of Highstreet, who died on the 14th inst., after a lingering illness from ...
... prepare plans, specifications, and estimates for the new schools, for the accommodation of 'till boys, 2.50 girls, and 250 infants, with kitchen and workshop, together with a caretaker's houat. Board agreed to support a memorial of the Decimal Aneociation ...
... the Admiral caused mush laughter by the remark that they bad heard of a mother sniotherring its infant by accident, but they had never heard of an infant smothering its mother; nor would Mother England allow itaelf to be smothered by the querulous, q ...