... During the past month the at, mortality rate in St Nicholas was nearly 57 per e cent. greater than in Oldmachar, as against 26 peri rn cent. in the preceding month, and 7 per cent. C. iin May. The difference in the mortality of 6, the two divisions has ...

... IORLIaC'S MAfrn 'MILK wnL erA1es OUT TunsrcULosrs in infants Read the o;Eicial re- turns of the Royal Commission, and you will find that the ohief cause of this disease. which occa- sions so much mortality among children, is tue common cow's milk that is ...

... siY months old, in her arms. Thewotrus had been shot five times, but the infant was unharmed. A- little further so the adjoining room the neighbiur Ult found M. Paquy in mortal agony, he having recervev a ball in the abdomen. The murderer was arreserlI ...

... Hianbury Street, E., are several medical P' miiu n, Am Aerican lawyer, and '* scholastic ci 1celerriiie. S ENORMOUB INFANT MORTALITY.-Dr G. Dan- ford Thomnas, at an inquiry ns to the death d rof an overlain child in London, said that he. E held. 300 ...

... Lord Roberts ,claied. ' We may 'pick a crumb'F corem- s fort from the fact stated by Mr Wyndham' s that while 'the Tate of mortality from en- I teric fever at. Bloemfontein has been about 21'per cent., ;n the Soudan, in 1898, it was 28 per cent.; at Dongola ...

... blamed the English mother for thme this greater mortality among infants, nobse must commend Woe them f or the low mortality among their older thu oilidren, or blame the Scotch mothers pros for the high mortality among their older jiueti chlldren. Home influence ...

... fixed fromn 30th Dec- ember to 10th January next. PORT - 7,RRO LL- uaJ. MUTUAL IPROVEsMENT SoErY. -At a meeting held in the Infant School on Tuesday evening, it was agreed to organise a society to be called ' ort-Hrroll MutualjImprove- ment Society. The ...

... visitaitions were being made. It is said that if the ., Houg Ktong authorities had taken proper pre- e cautions much of the mortality wvould I g have been prevented, the epidemic being due l more toi the fllthy stats of the houses than to the d fbiiii~d ...

... joined by the Bishop of ; ...

... from an inner stockade and numerous tretnches. Camtain Findlay was one of the first to reach the it~uckade, where he fell mortally wounded. The brass, a very beautiful piece of work, liss been erected by his relatives and by Iss friEnsds in the county ...

... Advices received at Dundee yesterday, show that the Greenland whaling season has not been successful. The lowest rate of mortality was recorded in Aberdeen lhst week-13 5 per 1000; the highest in Per th-2514 George Thomas Hyde (30), labourer, was remanded ...

... the 11th ist., at 2'15 P.I., .to ST 7':STIiS CESETEIRY. At 81 JTuhin Street, Aberdecii, onl the Stir ijst., ALICI JAut:, infant daugbter (if WViii. S. Christie, house agelt. At 82 1tosetiiouiit I'ltce, Aberdeeii, on the 10th isl ., ELILZABnET MIDDLETON ...