... occurring against an aver- age of 284 taken from the three previous corresponding quarteis. There were 53 deaths recorded of infants under one, ar_d 93 of persons aged sixty and upward?. There were 24 deaths regb tered in public institutions, 20 were inquired ...

... proposed hy Rev. J. C. Rees, seconded by Mr B. Harrison, Coedpoetb. Death of an Infant.— An inquiry was held on Wednesday at the Melbourne Arms, Pentre Bais, as to tbe death of an infant named John Thos. Roberts who died on Sunday. The mother said this was her ...

... licence according to law. In reply to a deputation which waited on the Home Secretary on the subject of the excessive mortality of infants due to the employment of women in factories, the right hon. gentleman said he hoped to see the time when the employment ...

... been murdered, death having resulted from gunshot wounds. —-Hundreds of people are dying of yellow fever in Brazil, and the mortality among the crows of ship? is described as awful. Numerous vessels are lying in the harbour at Santos owing to the diffi- culty ...

... Board, on Friday, again considered the question of the contribution to the Stansty School Board, in respect of the \\ rexham infants attending the Stansty School. The Board felt that they were short of the information necessary to enable them to conic to ...

... Esther Edwards3rd; Mary E. Lloyd, c. Samplers, Maria Edwards, first; Mercy Edwards, second; Sarah A. Challender, third. In the infant department, the following were awarded prizes for regular attendance : — Edwin Northover, Thomas Lewis, Frank Lloyd, Charles ...

... with Lhe biggest kind of D. I ?? take a Royal Function that is barren of ide:.s ?? icaucc — _ Ining to rhythm ti: for any mortal s cars. 1 .an write an ode ten miles in length 'twixt twilight aud tbe morn Ibi the plainest sort cf grandchild that was ever ...

... chirruping of thair baby voices. lam told that Mr. and Mrs. Rearbohm Tree have instituted most comfortable quarters— a kind of infant school and warm nursery combined—for these merry little imps, where they are fed, and talked to. and taught to rehearse their ...

... may not be in all respects so nourishing as uncooked milk, especially to infants, but having regard to the heavy mortality from tuberculosis and other diseases amongst infants and children in this country, the lecturer held that any such dis- advantage ...

... Erbistock. Explosion* axd Fire at a School —On Sunday a tube in the heating apparatus, which is situated beneath the floor of the infant mistress' room, at Madeira-hill School, became froz v, and in consequence the water could not circulate. An explosion took ...

... get it without interfering with his property. — The Clerk reported the illness of Miss Roberts, head teacher of the Mold infants' department. She would not be able to resume duty for at least a month, and pro- bably not again this year. He suggested that ...

... Friday, ratified the agreement with the Stansty Board, as to the terms upon which accommodation was provided lor a number of infants in their schools. The Flintshire Wesleyan Council met at JU-ymbo on Monday, when a letter was read from Mr Herbert Roberts ...