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... Fever slightly passed the average. Of course diseases of the organs of respiration have mainly contributed to the increased mortality, but no facts are yet published on this point. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean temperature of the air with ...
... GENERAL NEWS. âSomething like 900 houses are added to London every month. â The mortality from influenza in New York during the past week amounted to 1,347. âThe departure of the Queen from Grasse has been definitely fixed for the 28th inst. â ...
... take the greatest pre- cautions. The mortality amongst the old people •u-as favourable, showing that a considerable pro- portion of the inhabitants in the district attained a, very ripe old age. The infantile mortality was not nearly so Tgreat as in the ...
... diphtheria, 1,291 to scarlet fever, 1 ; 124 to diarrhoea, 950 to fever (principally- enteric), and 268 to small pox. The mortality from measles and diphtheria showed an excess, while that from each of the other zymotic diseases was below the average. The ...
... National Schools to be : Boys 822 per cent., girls 70, infants 676; Vron School : Mixed 78 per cent., infants 66 3 ; ?? 78 - 5 per cent. ; Pentre Broughton : Boys 71 per cent., girls 684, infants 52-4. Thera was a general decrease in the attend- ance ...
... engines rushed at each other like mali *ri and enraged monsters, grappled with a tremendous crash, reared from the track in a mortal v. restle. and fell into hopeless and disjointed fragments ou the ground. Public speaker (to reporter) : You told me that ...
... occurring against an average of 217, tike-i from the thrse previous cor- responding quarters. There wereol deaths rec rded of infants under one, and sixty of persons age .l 60 and upward?. 'ih-re were fifteen deaths r -lister-.' in public institutions, 15 ...
... Poor Law, to wait for death, while the children, to whom, poor mortals, no blame can possibly be attached, are looked upon as orphans, and disin- herited from birth, the helpless infant wards of Society. Those, however, who had the pleasure of an in- ...
... of 116 males to 100 f.males Of the 132.860 deaths at all ages. 31.660 .ere of infants under one, while 65.847 occurred at -my and upwards. The rate of infantile mortality was excessive, while at sixty and upwards the iiie'in rate was not reached. With ...
... Tuesday, under the presidency of Mr J. Harrison Jones, Miss E. A. Roberts, of Ruabon School, was appointed teacher at Vron Goch Infants' School. CAPEL MAWH.— The new pastor of Capel Mawr took up his residence this week in the town, and in- tends occupying Stone ...
... Newgate gaol en Tuesday for the murder of Hearv Smith, an old man, whom he attacked with a Bcytbe at Enfield, in- flicting mortal injuries. On Tuesday night all the electric cars i:i the various sections at St. Helens were brought to .lead stop owing to ...
... food supplies having been lost in the snow. The expedition was in other respects also unsatisfac- tory. The burning of an infant's body by a woman named Eurke was the subject of an inquiry by the Coroner of Liverpool, on Saturday, the jury return- ing ...