... companies. The House went into Committee of Supply on the Home Office vote, when questions of factory inspection and infant mortality were discussed. The vote was agreed to. ...

... Freudenreich tells us, In ‘microbes to such an extent that there is no need to vo further in_search of the causes of infant mortality. r ...

... days’ ‘hands that mothers should not be allowed to return to the factories for six after confinement ; the excessive infant mortality being largely cause! by neglect of after Sir Charles Aa was generally a@ new face on Rassell and bis his wife the case ...

... Mr reviews in your writes “ possible Mortality’s son are right after all in giving “Old Mortality’s” birth have still the best for maintaining 1716 is year in the April that birth neither Sir nor states that Mortality” in 1715 Train novelist’s alleging ...

... manager sultation with Mr missionary, St Kilda, held a con. medical men in ( on Monday with reference to the excessive mortality among infants in St Kilda, so many whom suceamb to what is “ nine days’ illness.” ‘The ameant of money paid by the Exchequer a, ...

... given as 1570, which is more likely to be correet, that the regency af the Earl of Moray began with the coronation of the infant James VI. in 1567 A short time afterwards Sir Thomas di of the chureh, or part of it, with the cbarch- yard, for 200 merks ...

... Highness and his wife to Athens and Constantinonle—which will one day be Greece ; the abdication of King Milan in favour of his infant son; the golden wedding of Mr and Gladstone ; the great London strike ; the recovered elasticity of trade; the completion ...

... auditor and of Miss Munio a member committee Mortality”— The Hawick Archaeological Society have erected the cottage at Burnllat near Hawick where Robert Paterson the prototype of Sir Walter Scott’s “Old Mortality” was horn two memorial slabs one on the front ...

... stragg ing child in ove of whose limbs is rapidly d jaws of the monster; ile the capaci beneath bis other arm he holds another infant, whose turn will come next, and from his the heads, legs, and arms of others w pockets ‘are destined fur the same fate. One ...

... a year or two ago before a Special Commission. The majo- rity of medical men examined gave it as their opinion that the mortality among children in crowded centres of population is increased by the interest which guar- assurance societies. But on the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. “Suakim, 2ist Febraary, 1891, 9.50 a.m.— MONDAY, 23. Smith, with three battalions and one squadron BETTING BY INFANTS. of cavalr: ween a An inter arose on the evils village Pe, four mi sent! th of Tokar, Osman Digna’s camp, Our casualties are ...

... and powerfal chorus of well-trained very soloists, and form a occurrence took Sap DEATH oF A CHILD, --On Munday a sad The infant son of William M‘Ewan, (William Halliday M‘Ewan, 23 months), was found wvower Burn. The little one had ly toddled oat of the ...