COURSING MEETING
... to make inquiry as to the money accruing from the invested proceeds ...
Your Search Filters
Refine Search
Date
Countries
Access Type
Type
Public Tags
No tags available
Loading
Your results for: infant mortality
More details
Norwich Mercury
MIDIOAL RELATIONS WITH AID
... number of infants under one year old was 7. ths relation between mocUllty «nd voccination the following table is given * .. .. IS’ > Unvacdnaled .. .. &? 53 to** C Uobwful .. .. .. 57 Thi*, It will be observed, represents that the of mortality has been ...
RECEPTION TO NORWICH PLUMBERS
... tradea on tha the earth. What waa worn than had plumbing 1 What did It carry with it! carried bad health and death. Tba mortality among the yomag was rery great In England, had drain era waa worn thing poaalbta for children. He did not know what tba nambaa ...
MITFORD AND LAUNDITOH UNION
... tbat even without vaccination 15th century rate of small-pox mortality would not reproduced now. Experience lenos no support to this view. In Gloucester two years ago the small-pox mortality waa the rata of 10.800 per million. This was in population where ...
DEATHS
... Henry Gibson, late of Chapel Street, Crook’s Place, Norwich, in herSOth year. Grant.—On the 22nd Inst.. Maggie Lydia, the infant daughter of Walter and Mary Grant, New Cation, Norwich, seed 10 months. Gray. —Maty A. Gray, widow of the late Isaac Gray ...
THE NAVAL EXHIBITION. (Bv a Norvicencian.) That the exhibition of 1891 will be a succeas-a great success— no ..
... St. Vincent Gallery, one of the big gun galleries. An 18-tonner—no model, but the real thing—was the first infant I encountered. is really infant by the side of a 67 or 81-tonoer; but in reality what a gigantic mass of metal it is. Solid steel shells and ...
NORWICH HIPPODROME
... A distinctly humorous tarn was given to their appearance by the presence of an infant Sousa for their conductor. With his chubby little face wreathed smiles, the infant, for he was only a few feet high, wielded his baton with all the graces and ecce ...
[CH MERCUKV. OCTOBER 25, 1893
... young people, so that it has been found necessary to close four of the Infant «chools, viz.: New (Infante). Phtladfriphla (Infants), St. Au&astine’s Infactii )j and Thorpe Hamlet (Infants). • Actiiw the directions of the Medical Officer of Health the period ...
previous year. He hoped this year would show a still greater increase. Lady Pros’on said she had great pleasure in
... weakness first became apparent, the disaster would, in all probability, have never occurred. Infantile Mortality.— On Sunday morning Maud Alice Lake, the infant child of Samuel and Annie Lake, living in Three Kings Line, was found dead by its mother’s side in ...
CBOMEB. LOCAL BOARD MEETING
... of October only two deaths occurred in the urban district, constituting annual mortality of 10 per I,COO inhabitants. One of the deceased was 70 years, and the other an infant only one day old. There were no deaths from infectious disease. It was satisfactory ...
St. James* Church Swmfleld Church 0 4 0 Ebenezer Terrace Flower Show ..050
... Chapel Choir, Band of Hope, and Adult School, Calvert Street Choir, Nelson Street Boys’ School, and the Junior Girls’ and Infants’. Wreaths were also sent the following relatives and friends Mr. H. J. Hubbard (London), Mr. and Mrs. F. Hubbard (Hailsham) ...
■ ARMOUTH
... under his treatment. Witness saw the ' mother again on the 7th inst.. when she informed him, his surprise, of the death of the infant. roply to witness as the cause of death, the mother told him that deceased had diarrhoea late on the nrevions evening, and ...