... . 6-6 t hilinborgh, 9-2 ; Manotoatrr. 19-5 Ularap'w. 21-3 ; larcrpnol, 25-8 ; and was bad cltmss. with 357. Then the infant mortality in Ihtblia waa exceedingly high, tonur largely iatenperanee. A check mart be opoa the eiorenre facilities fur drinking ...

... the pranrat time law Unto more nraminwoe than need to, but with parpens (hear. hear). reached tha climax with T. Tha infant mortality Dahlia wat innngntielly largo, Registrar-General had atoo Staled, and tbongh in acme part On! wan to tb* homes, yet, ...

... 6-6. of Edinburgh of Manchester 19-3, Glasgow 21-8. of Liverpool 25-8, but Dublin reached the climax with 35*7. The infant mortality of Dublin was exceptionally large, as the Registrar General had also stated, and though in some part that was due to ...

... was 5-24, of Birming- ham 6°, of Edinburgh of Manchester 193, of Glasgow 21-3. ef Liverpool but the climax with 35°7. infant mortality of Dublin was exc-ptionally had also Jarge, as the Rezistrar stated, and though in some part that was to the were not ...

... Dublin, 35 7. The Registrar-General stated the infant mortality in Dublin was exceptionally high. The conditions of infant life in Dublin were somewhat better than in other places,but the mortality amongst infants of the labouring classes in ...

... 138, namely 76 males and 62 females. The mortality calculate)! on the foregoing figures gives a total rate of 24 32 per 1,000 of the population, and excluding the deaths that occurred in the workhonse the 'mortality would he ISD, and I*o died from infectious ...

... terror. We know children who have silently endured the most shocking treatment at the hands of nurses of whom they were in mortal dread, and never had the courage to speak up until the nurses were found out by other means and dismissed. If the nurses who ...

... vale, Where the pleasant breath of the summer gale Crisped the small waves of a little stream That slumbered as calm set an infant's dream ; And its tiny billows . - mward hurled Like a pilgrim saint through a tempting world. By that streamlet's bank again ...

... thorn when she had occasion to mention her people of Scotland, which she did frequently to the duke. What are poor mean-like Mortal, thought I, who talk. in the style of • Sovereign. Nature to bo when a poor, infirm Woman becomes one of the Rulers of the ...

... the Editor the Tyrone Constitution.) Sib, —Some time ago I a«ked in this paper why so many Centenarians shuffled off this mortal coll Ballygawley, and I even expressed fear that the Ballygawley sewage was not all right, or the doctors fighting among ...

... and then equally white blanket with a blue border, we have • to the Infant Orphan Asylum, Wanstead, and the number of grey ones in stock at a much lower Alexandra Orphanage for Infants, Hernmy-rise. Thank you, I replied, emphatically, but The remaining ...

... ny a mother and many a nurse view with serenity the small children in their charge when they play upon the floor. Even an infant just beginning to crawl is considered quite safe when he is deposited there, either with or without a blanket. Certainly ...