... INFANT MORTALITY. That is a rather serious statement made by Mr. Finnigan, coroner, on Tuesday evening, that there is • greater numb*, of deaths of infante in Belfast than in any other town of the size in the United Kingdom. The inquest was on an infant ...

... ns of the coroner at a recent in- quest in Belfast regarding the enormous infant mortality of the Orange capital obtained from Mir Asquith the information that such 1 mortality is to be attributed to defective 2 sanitation. Surely it is time that Belfast ...

... Origami' occurrenos of familia* sad epidemic defame. Speaking greenfly, it ran he sttriliuted to an mortality amongst infants of both sexes, • large mortality amongst young mothers is childbirth, end • general want of staying power after about fifty years ...

... of which, poor Steele Penn,” having worked himself into such fever heat, that I, being unfortunately one of those erring mortals, who are ao fnlsomcly” towards him, yea, making the very marrow foil in his bones, I fear it is imperative on me to send him ...

... occurreace of famine and epidemic decease. Speaking generally, it can he attributed to an encessivemortality amongst infants of both a large mortality amongst young mothers in childbirth, and a general want of staying power after about fifty years of age. Of ...

... population of the English metropolisis something like sixteen times as great as that of our own city. But the returns of mortality due to-enteric fever have been unprecedentedly large during the present year. The Re- 'gistrar-General, in his quarterly ...

... and progress and knowledge in the one branch advances the other. Then, gentlemen, lot me remind voo with regard to the mortality of infancy and early childhood, in these ecuntrie- out every 1,000 children born about 149 die before the end of the first ...

... despair of youth had but sweetened that most noble nature till craw well nigh divine. But one sorrow came to us. death of our infant childfor fated that I should die chiWleaa—and in that sorrow, as I have told. Lily showed that she was still woman. For the ...

... UUmeeatraetor I* made bank rapt each lahootev satttlsd to paht ail wagm to him ap w Ml me of any available vssrtv the wntrseur. INFANT HOBTAUTT BELFAST. insaxvi wnmauuaa ■-* Mr asked the Chief at tent had bsco railed to the mpert petdMed the In* Arms the Sad ...

... them. The street where Madame Boucli lives was blocked. Able-bodied adults carried their aged paralytic parents and their infants to touch with their lips the water, one drop which, they hoped, would be enough to act as charm. Another woman sells bits ...

... pallid and ghastly face, and then-started with a half-suppressed cry she recognised the features the man who had visited ihe Infants’ Asylum on the day previous, and whom theabess now believed to Scott, the half-brotker and the e” of the Duke of Hereward ...

... his condition and history. It appeared, they said, that he had always been very untruthful, deceitful, and violent. As an infant he was almost unmanageable. When five years of age he was sent from home on account of a serions illness, and there was the ...