... deceased a portion. Immediately after eating it, the child took sick and died before medical aid could be obtained. A post mortal& examination of the body was made by Dr. A. F. Matthews, and the jury, in accordance with the medical testimony, returned ...

... mAber and infant are doing well. (Signed) JOHN WILLIAMS, M.D. FRZDK JOHN WADD, MB. The following bulletin issued at ten o'clock next morning at Wh;te Lodge : Her Royal Highness the Duchess of York raid a night. Her Royal Highness and the infant sou sr ...

... 1,000; Infantile mortality is extremely high in France. In the year 1896-98 it reached the number of 247 annual deaths under one year of age per 1,000 infants, and had been in 1887-90 at the still higher rate of 317 per 1,000 infants. These figures show ...

... our minds, a more natural means of satiating his appetite? Theo the poor infants, of the labouring classes particularly, will have one other added to the list of causes of mortality to be reported periodically by the vital statistician. We maintain that ...

... Howell, who, as reported in our last mail edition, is charged with having on the 30th alto., feloniously killed her newly born infant, having sufficiently recovered to be removed from her home without any risk to her health, was on the 14th inst taken to police ...

... number of deaths, per 1.000 of persons of that age living, roc-erred am lig infants under one year of age, and the next largest from one to five years, and so on, the mortality decreasing as the ages increased, until between the ages of ten and twenty ...

... death. The number of burials registered during the past' was 4,624, the rate per 1,000 of the population being 281. The mortality of infante and young children is remarkably high. Of the 4,622 burials 1,998 or 43'2 per cent, were those of children under one ...

... classes the dignity, the privileges, and the responsibilities of parenthood. One way of checking the frightful infantile mortality now rife in our great cities is to assist Nature 'by Nurture,' and the proper nurture of young children is a subject on which ...

... 200 per thousand births. Here in Barbados, however, for 1903, the infantile mortality was 233 per thousand births, and in some districts the figures were much higher. The infants here spoken of are those of one year and under. For several years past ...

... of Infants and Juveniles Bill is suffering from its unavoidable length. But what does one find in it if he does read it ? Its principle it is only a Bill which directly calls the attention of every head of • family or person in charge of infants ar juveniles ...

... rainbox-shaped object to which I ellude is known as the Milky Way, the Galaxy, and the Via Lectea. The ancients who were but infants in the sublime science, regarded it as a disused path of the sun. Modern scientists, with much greater advantages, through ...

... Broadbent became Mayor of Huddersfield last year he offered a gift of one pound to each infant born during his Mayoralty who survived the complete year. The mortality has since fallen from 122 to 44 per thousand. It is announced that Italy has accepted ...