... issue. The deputation of the (British Medical Association had reference more particularly infant mortality in manufacturing towns. Sad to say the rate of infant mortality i» country has been the increase more or leds for the past 15 or 20 years. In the case ...

... fertility, to much as to the great prevalent • of marriage. The results of tuis continuous steam of infant life are partially connteracred high infant mortality, and by the number of deaths of immature mothers, of women approaching middle age, and by general ...

... Namely, 86 males and females. The mortality calculated on the foregoing figures gives total ratio of 27 77 per 1.000 of the population, and excluding the deaths at the workhouse, 'he rate would be 21.3 ; the infantile mortality is 1-7, ad T 3 died from infections ...

... committed for trial on coroner’s warrant, charged with the wilful murder ot her illegitimate infant. The Registrar-General renorts the annual rate of mortality last week 32 great towns averaged 17~2 per thousand of their aggregate population. A band of ...

... SUMMARY OF NEWS. Inqaeala were held yesterday oo the bodies of two infants found inside the railings of Father Mathew’s Church. The Registrar General reports the annual r vte of mortality in 33 great towns, averaged 18-2 per thousand last week. Notwithstanding ...

... registered was 189, or 101 male* and females. The mortality, calculated on the foregoing returns, gives total ratio of per 1,000 of the population, and, excluding the deaths in the workhouse, a mortality of 17*2. The injections death-rate was 2*4. The ...

... jesterdu «.oy, aged 13, was oidered to be birched for severely biting his infant brother, of whom he had been left in charged. The Registrar-General reports the rate of mortality in thirty-three great towns for the week ended Saturday lost averaged 13 ...

... registered for the month was 122, including 22 which took place in the workhouse, 14 deaths from infectious dimes and 23 infants of twelve months old and I under. Of the 14 deaths from infectious disease 10 were due to measles, 1 to typhoid fever, 1 to ...

... Half a century ago Punch had a good-natured dig the solemnity of one of them by a pretended extract from its pages Man is mortal—Chambers's Journal.'' It amused Robert Chambers—who bad a good deal of humour—very much. When I edited that periodical. ...

... Patrick the ordinary procedure ander inky. NM. I THE CORK DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1894 ink)» their infant children and to augment I intent mortality. Dr Tatham urges that the period of four weeks fri m childbirth, during which it is now illegal to employ ...

... and ordered the sleek width severed it to be thrown back. Theosspon Ilh awaked like one from i• weire with so sign of the mortal blow adopt • this white circle around her neck. She afterwards took the veil at not far frose.Bettway-Coed, where, after a ...

... much as tbe latter for building and maintenance. ON THE NAMING OF CHILDREN. The Spectator approves the names selected for the infant son of the Duke of York, and from a consideration of this subject is led dwell on the naming of children generally. Many parents ...