... per annum. Nine riraths oouMited la people over seventy years of age, aad there were four deaths. This heavy mortality amongst the aged aad infants I* above our normal rate for this month. Two deaths wav caused by tuberculosis, aad one cancer Since my fast ...

... Ljone. azeculion took plaoe at a few minotea jaat five o’clock la the morning. Tlio frieoner ej-peared be in a ooooitioo of mortal fear, and could eoaroely ataad. There waa a large crowd, tbe cheering waa prolonged wbaa hie head fell into tbu naaket. Another ...

... there was something more painfnl in the medical officer's report than the ...

... session the girls were on Thursday evening in last week invited by their teachers to a tea, which was nioely served in the infants' schoolroom, the provisions for the same, and which were of excellent quality, being supplied by Mr. J. H. Barber, Evesham ...

... deathrate than was usual in the district in August, when epidemic diarrisrea caused so many deaths in children. This year four Infants died from this cause, a small number compcued with the average (nine) of the past five years. Considering the warm weather ...

... years. The mortality among cattle is enormous, and 40,000, or 23 per cent, of the total, have alre a dy died. The starving Mohammedans, by killing their cattle, cause considerable friction with the Hindus. Among human beings the mortality remains normal ...

... death•rate in the admiuistretin county was 14 . 3, and in England and Wales, $l, so that Eadditch comes out well. Infantile mortality, it is satisfactory to non, was low last yaw. The deaths under one year of age gave a rate of 169 per 1,000 births, as compared ...

... a few hoars, and and Wale*, it some little valMacbut the army and navy were for the greater part ti . that the infantile mortality rate la with the revolutionaries, and the Jfcnarclt» much than was formerly the oise, and stlL' waa dromed. The result was ...

... characteristic theory prevailing among the peasantry, whose lives are cursed by indebtedness, i* that the sun and moon, like poor mortals, are indebted, and that periodically their creditors wait them, and become clamorous for payment, and their shadow collectively ...

... we used to see ; Yet still their deeds of faith and love Spring fresh memory. For jnst across death's river. Hid from our mortal sight, They wait till we are fitted To share their pure delight. I have now pleasant task to perform. lady occupies the principal ...

... has, as reward for tireless watching and the timely application ef hard-won skill, the deep, pare joy of snatching a fellow mortal back to life from the Shadowy Talley. Before and above being an advocation for livelihood’s sake, or the pursuit of mors or ...

... her, and proved himself thorough fnend in all the dismal bosiness, and the day before the one which was to tee all that was mortal of poor Daphne Morrison consigned to the tomb came to her Louse for a full hour, though was full of business, and together ...