... na the hrjtt act. The grand piano used waa supplied by Mr Churchill, Park Street. Heavy Rate op Infant Mortality at Newport. The rate of infant mortality Newport during the paat week been exceptionally heavy, altbough far information is concerned there ...

... increased xntant mortality was probably due to the fact that diarrhoea was more prevalent during last quarter the same period of 1890 and 1891 the effects of diarrhoea are most felt the portion of the population. The infant mortality in Bristol was, however ...

... 000); district, (182) ; district, (14*9) ; Lou* Asutou district, Workhoa-e, 431. There 89 died auder 1 ysar, giving 1 infant mortality ' rata of 104*2 par 1,000 birshs. Forty from zymotio disease, giving * zymosis rata ' for year par 1,000 population, ...

... births (infant death rate) whs 1445. This rate varied thus:—2oo*s iu 1324 in Cas-la Prec.octs, 175*5 ' in St. James, Bedmiuoer, St. A nimustine, 7 in Sc. Philip, 136*1 in St. Paul, Ashley, 105*7 Clifton, aud 85 9ia West bury. During the infant mortality ...

... decre.-.© The births ' registered, from May 31*1 December ithe ! mouths had held office) numbered 80. and deaths 33. The infant mortality was in excess of year. BRIDGWATER. Somerset Drainage Commissioners.—The monsbly j meeting the Somersetshire Drainage ...

... by shell, whilst she >till holds her little infant in her arm*. The artist jmarks: That shell was not aimed at the mot her stood by the porch, bat it exploded at door of her cottage, and she fell mortally wounded. wreath of smoke is issuing from the ...

... annual birth rate of 28'4 and an annaal mortality rate of 20-7. The average death rate for ten years for this week bad been 20-1, and the rate for corresponding week of last year was 199. Of the deaths were of infants ander one year, 17 children over one ...

... usual, there had been eases of autumnal diarrhoea occasionally occurring, but there were only eleven snob, and nearly all of infants under one year, accompanied by oonvulsions, and most profciblv due improper or insufficient feeding. More than usual precautions ...

... Crespo. The insurgents are said to have been utterly routed.'* THE QUEEN AND HYERES INFANT ASYLUM. Htebes, Friday. Queen Victoria has installed four additional beds at the Infant Asylum at Hyeres, expressing a wish that they may known respectively Queen Victoria ...

... of and deaths an annaal rate of mortality of 30*5. deatb-rato of the week for the past 10 years has averaged 20*3, and that of the corresponding week of last year was 28*6. Of the total namber deaths were of infants auder ouo year, 30 of children over ...

... sanitary authorities, of which the medical officer of health was tbe executive officer. INFANTILE MORTALITY. Sir Chas. Cameron read paper on infantile mortality, ill which lid showed that while the children of the rich seldom fell victims measles and whooping ...

... violated the principle of the sweet security of streets. As the result a brawl, or during the progress of it, inflicted mortal injuries another lad. Will duly tried the assize, convicted, and sentenced to death, the jury recommending him to mercy. That ...