... face. In 1888 the schools were sanctioned for 163, girls, and 187 infants. In 1889 the figures rose to 2UO and 250 respectively, and in 1894 accommodation was added for 111 extra infants. Since then no fresh class rooms have been added, but by various ...

... February there were four births, making the birth rate 22 per thousand. 1 regret, however, to have to report a very large mortality for the month. There were nine deaths, making the death rate 495 per thousand. Four of those deaths were certified as being ...

... there is nothing to warrant alarm or agitation, but we hope the Government have an eye on future possibilities. INFANTILE MORTALITY. ’ Hygieia would have scores of statues and graven images erected in her honour if these were idolatrous days. Instead, we ...

... 20'4; Swansea, 20‘3; West Ham, 15*4; and Wolverhampton, 26'8. The highest annual death-rates, as measured the last week’s mortality, were;— From measles, I*l in Sheffield, 12 in London, I*s in Birkenhead, I’6 in Liverpool,and in Wolverhampton; from scarlet ...

... the right sort of lamp, and he said knew he hadn’t.— Fined 2a. 6d. and 7s. 6d. costs. FtiKEKAf,.—On Wednesday afternoon the mortal remains of Miss Malcolm, of Aspley Guise, wero in churchyard. The Hey. J. officiated, and the coffin was covered with lovely ...

... SEAWORTH Kingston KENILWORTH Scott WOODSTOCK Scott IVaShoE Scott BRIDE OF LAMMERMOOR Scott THE FAIR MAID OF PERTH) Scott OLD MORTALITY Scott THE TALISMAN SCOTT ROB ROY Scott SCOTT’S POETICAL WORKS Scott THE HEART OF MID-LOTHIAN Scott THE FORTUNES OF NIGEL ...

... master. The girlsof over £3O l wit a average of school earned 18s. P* Q The infants '„e7 l! with an average of school earned • P . _ sixty-two, toBT.-On Thursday of • mortal remains of Caroline, • l . . ?M, Henry Gilby, of the firm Gilby and wife of ...

... First camo “attendance.” The average vgo per cent., against 87‘5 last year. The details were, hoys 91, girls 88-6, infants —Oh! those infants. Two summonses were ordered issue, and one had hoy is to he talked to The Bench —if the Bench consents to the talking ...

... carbines and revolvers. The King and Crown Prince were mortally wounded ; Queen Amelie had a miraculous escape, for although she tried to shield the Crown Prince she was only slightly wounded ; and the Infante Manuel, the second son, who now accedes to the throne ...

... religious matters, but in the courss of education, of improvement in sanitary matters, in doing away with the excessive mortality of infants, and other matters in wkich some of the country districts were still so much behind. She had often thought how bad ...

... very distressing state of affairs was revealed an inquest the Luton Workhouse Tuesday tonehing the death of Ethel Mowlee, infant daughter of Roland and Louisa Mowles, White Hart Yard, Dunstable. It appeared from the evidence that this was the seventh ...

... as the papers are, they should be carefully etudied, especially by all who have been led to believe that the excessive mortality was due to an absence of care and effort on the part of the English anthoritiea. No analysis of the conditions which have ...