... INFANT MORTALITY. AT a meeting of the Public Health Committee of Cork Corporation Tuesday a communication was read from the Local Government Board pointing out that infant mortality in this city is increasing, and calling for a report on the subject from ...

... to distribute copies of notes giving advice on the bringing op of infant a .. ' The Corporation of St Helen's are also about to make an effort to infant life. They have opened an Infants' Mitt Depot for the of sterilised and hu milk for babies. The milk ...

... old, and low and the high, Shall moulder to dust and together shall lie. infant • mother attended and loved, The mother that affections who proved; Tbe that mother and infant who blessed. leek, are away to their dwellings of rest. T. maid on whose cheek ...

... were infants 12 mouths old under. and 32 died from infer. t:ou. diseases. The deaths from infectious diseases wire (Aeons—Typhoid fever. 1 death; croup. 3 ; whooping cough. 2 deaths; sneetalesi. 9; diarrhoea. 17; total. 32 deaths. The mortality. calculated ...

... place the District Hospital; 43 were infante 12 months old and under, and 35 died from infections diseases. The deaths from infectious dismiss were as follows :—Measles, 7 death.; 26 deaths; total 36 deaths. The mortality oakslated on the foregoing • total ...

... latter and her husband had not been on good terms. Rev W Raven deposed to meeting the deceased and Mus.s Peterson at the infants' school. The lady gave an envelope to open and examine, and asked Whibley to look at • picture of the Good Shepherd she was ...

... child's regenerate ! Niel, down they swooped to where the humble :godmother held the little thing fn her and, all unseen of mortal eyes of priest and surrounding people, in angels' fashion, they tendered reveraut salutation. Forth from the holy place the ...

... earth- Pilgrims welt to and fro, they of the infant Chureh. She remained at ! E ee pheittg liee • or fog sh r die the a ns t salem the terrible persecution which Report varied, her tomb amid sot the infant in the year 44 of Our Lord hs posh , out t ig ...

... below the normal. This exceptional death-rate is due In large to the prolonged heat and drought, which telk heavily on infant mortally, while the fell in births is so slight as to afford no ground for sweeping calculations. Tns Westminster Gazette of ...

... stock ruthlessly. hideoirily. barbarously dile pichesned of their own said east ant—men, acmes.. and little children, and ths infants in their mothers' arms—on the roadside to die. I come front a stock the posseions of which, without a shred legali•t; - ...

... had mese se an infant seven moats. ma. des ..„, a b un dl e, and fumed th em gm. The milk it was consuming contained seven graias asd ;;;;; d i s was b us Ha pas i s as s a w of boric acid per quart, which would lie a does for an infant, in a shirt time ...

... Cattle Sunday. and stayed ta fun- Owe, returning afterwards to town. Ti..' Registrar-General reports that the annual rate of mortality hist week in the 33 great towns averaged 16.3 per thousand. or mishap to the engine, a goods train lef; the rails on the ...