... that the amedical Olicar for Walilsend saii in his report that the infant mortality wa3 due chiefly to improper feediric'. 'oe card att diarrhoea, like many other dij-eaae to %which infants ara liable, might have its ?? l.eredroors tranemissioc, to mothers ...

... :-Pegswoood, 4; Ashiug- i ton. 1;7- Ilirsr, 11; North Seaton. 3; lBroornhill, 5; and at ii t-raedi .te platce', 5. The infant mortality was ex- r.c:-icc, o' feswer than 22 children under one year having I dined. T ie Council. was in no way responsible for ...

... due to la grippe is 27, the disease being entered as a complication or secondary causeofe death in twro instances. Infant mortality still continues high. As anlay as 1,117 are returned as having died before the oempletion of the first year of life-debility ...

... milk are in- >ariabiv troubled with rickets, and the infant death- rate and summer diarrhma wvere distinctly traceable ;rie M tuse of these milks; ' and in one district last v-ea the infant mortality was at the rate of 40 per ::rt not per thousand!-a statement ...

... hetpl as ones. This great sacrifice of infant life is perfectly pro- ventible; and thiat it is so is seen front wisat has taken place in Germany. There, too, overlaying added so cenormously to the infant- mortality that a law. was passed making it a penal ...

... The colliery locality had never been Ic healthy at this esaasn as it was just now *ithin his recollection. The rate of infant mortality was very high. In reply to Councillor Barker, the Medical Officer said the village green at LonghDOrslev was still disfigured ...

... is not altogcther responsible for the increased mortality. In some measure, it is due to the provaleirco of zymotic giseascs. From measles, whooping cough, scarlet fever, and other ills that infant life is heir to, many children have died. With those ...

... not, however, account for the jump in the mortality in Sunderland. Causes must he looked for under other headings. With prosperity. as it has been mentioned in these reports before now, excessvo infantile mortality often runs concurrently, and therefore ...

... ? owing to the enormous mortality of newly- born Parisians put out to nurse; owing to the great mortality of infants, principally among the labonring olasses, from athrepsy. diptheria, and measles; owing to lhe high mortality of the citizens from phthisis ...

... In their innoeince were called Cbrisoms in the bills of mortality and in the regts- ;eres-B. CROTDON. Here are a few definitions :-Cerisnc or Chrisom : The aoly oil with which heretofore all infants haptised were knointed, It was consecrated by the bishops ...

... shooting: Can I -. give more than one person at a tho m permission to shoot . on at? ANSWERS AIND EXPLA'NATIONTS. TRADING WITH INFANTS. A TA 'rsyAss;.--Unless the father gave expressed or implied authority to the son to order the goods, he is not responsible ...

... followed up. Of those who have been inoculated only about eight per cent. contrauced the disease in a well-marked form, with a mortality of under two per cent. MACHINERY AS APPLIED TO HAIL-MAKING. On Saturday-night, under the-ipicies of the Newcastle and District ...