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... acres, 300 The number of births during the year amount to 31. Delths from all causes amount to 23. Rate of mortality per 1000, 1309. Rate of mortality under one year old, per 1,000 births registered, 96'77. Considerable discussion took place on questions ...
... did not seem to be anything all out of the way ia tha case. Of course it was necessary to bold an inquiry ia cases of infant mortality, especially la regard the osm ia question, seeing that the mild bora wee illegitimate and its mother and grandmother ...
... Lordship gave judgment accordingly, with roosts, and refused an application for stay of execution. Infant Mortality at Carmarthen, THE CORONER ON INFANT Mr Thorau Walters, the borough coroner. held an enquiry at the Town Hall. on Monday, touching the death ...
... of several Welshmen, including the bearers of such patronymics as Edwards, Williams, Roberts, and Jones. INFANT MORTALIM—The rate of infant mortality is enormous. In round numbers, 5,000,000 babes never live long enough to talk, 5,000,000 more never have ...
... John Jones, Corporation mason, both of Carmarthen. DEATHS. GOWER.—Aptil 2nd, at 13, John-street, Carmanthen, 41,es Maud, infant daughter, of Mr. D. C. Gowtr. woollen manufacturer, aged 9traonths. LEWIt.--Nlar,ll 23rd, at 87. Pt lory-stTeet, Carmarthen ...
... very well what misbehaviour is. 1 don't know what the reason is, but it is an undoubted fact that you will hear from mere infants. on the streets of Carmarthen such language as could not be surpassed in the vileA slums of the biggest cities in the world ...
... Friday, and Saturday afternoons, 2.30. • . Funeral.—On Friday, in the presence o* large number of sympathising friends, toe mortal remains of William Wooxley, Cambrian-place, were interred the burial ground adjoining Penuel Baptist Chapel, of which deceased ...
... short life could deserve the everlasting pains described by Dr Talmage. Some theologians held that all men were naturally mortal, that everlasting life was for the just, and that the unjust would die for ever. Dean Farrar and others again believed in ...
... of the proposed alteration to the existing infante' department of the Panteepoth School, submitted by the architect, bo adopted, and it was agreed that tenders be invited for the erection of the new infante department at the Pentronoth School by means ...
... true the epidemic had been mild, but there was no guarantee it would not assume a virulent and malignant type, and a large mortality result. It was not when an undertaker began his work that a medical officer should begin his. A medical officer's duty was ...
... trust that Me book i( yst appear. Hois alieady a hardworked and btuy man, but oar hope lies in this, that tbs bosisst of mortals are often tbs very men to find time for toil THE BEV. EYNON DAVIES. Seorea of eur readers in the Amman Valley will b* inter ...
... severe --anyairmse ----- - trial by the painfully sudden departure of Cross-examined by Mr H. Brunel -White, their beloved infant, Rachel. Death when witness said. that her niece was more than 17 sweet to the dying is at best bitter to the yew sof age; ...