... 103— giving birth-rate 26*8 per 1,000 of those living. Excess of births over deaths—9o. Deaths of infants under one year 12, giving an infant mortality 59*1 per 1,000 of those born. 45 persona aged years and upwards were registered. Ur. Gray also gives ...

... minded (cram w.ll with the majority restrictive clauses contain in Ac*. Ftw will quarrel with its pafeguards against infant mortality, save cnly those neglective parents, who tiliow their children grow as they will without troubling themselves either ...

... inetrncted in the schools, and more especially in the homes, it is useless to hope to combat the ravages of consumption and infant mortality. The association, however, is trying by lectures, inch as those delivered in Armagh and MarkethiU thia week to convey ...

... the condition and treatment of the 12 orphan and deotitoto obildreo at preeant in the Werkhooee. roßret And that the mortality infant efaitdren admitted into the Warfchoaaaia larßa, and that other reepecte the luro, eold, bare appariraente of the Workbenee ...

... deaths certified. Fifteen deaths of infants under one year of age were registered, giving mortality of 78'9 per 1,000 of those born. Tbe report proceeds : —lt i« acknowledged that with care and attention the mortality amongst very young children should ...

... admitted, born, 0; died, 1 discharged, 10; remaining in the House the 14th mat., 213. Attending school —hoys, 14; girls, ; infants, 6; total. 29. In Workhouse hospital, fever hospital, 0; others, 0; total. 98. Idiots in separate wards, 46; wards with other ...

... it. Moreover, pam is the physician’s guide in localising the seat of disease. One of the difficulties of prescribing for an infant is, that it osnnot point ont the place of its bodily weakness. And frequently when pain is conspicuous by itr absence, the ...

... Academy, the Abbey School, and Miss Calvert’s School, 1. The Registrar-General’s return for last week shews the average mortality in sittceb principal town-districts was J 8.6 per 1,000 of population, including Armagh, 14; Belfast, Dahlia, 18.3.; Dnndalk ...

... wtt, however, the Bail and Ouaoteaa of same to town for end of the season, bring* iag Sir*. Mason, who was installed aa to infant heir, with them ; and Del threw herself once more into all the delights id society. She was bright and lively aver, ready ...

... is, if we had been allowed to read those portions of the Breviary which every priest is obliged to say daily under pain of mortal sin (sin that will insure his eternal damnation if not repented), which contain the moat absurd legends of the saints. Mr ...

... dated2sth nit.. No. Id.Jtgl (to adopted; and they reemumended that .the dual control of the children in the infant school be abolished, and that the infants ...

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