... inquest I on a poor little chiLd; and at the time it met its c death the father and mother rere in a public-house. The infant mortality was terrible. When people P take the responsibility of parents upon theiselves tbey should attend to their children. ...

... arimal food ai-cttet~lr. Thedeath-rateamongboth blacks ;ard ashites in December was three times the average, and the infant mortality is verv high. 'Privations are beginningr to tell. adds the car- f ,re'pondent. arid until we get relief in the shape ...

... has materially lessened the mortality from 1his disease. The importance of saving young children from an attack thereof is very great, for as the ae increases the susceptibility to its in- fection diminishes, and the mortality arising there- from generally ...

... prisoner, and was subsequently found in the Thames stran- gled and trussed. Mrs Willianms' defence was that she handed the infant overdto another wo- man. The jury returned a verdict of guilty against the woman and acquitted her husband.. A death sentence ...

... fallen inrMfy- sore; scattered showers elsewhere. Cholera unabated ih many parts of Bombay and Raipu tana, causing much mortality, and impeding I arrangements for the relief of the distress. Total numbcr of persons in receipt of etiei, 5,730,000. -The ...

... to few men to fill with sticcessful labour and adorn with so manv ?? a life prolonged beyond the usu-al soan allotted to mortaLs. and he vwas surea he ex::- pressed the nind of that meeting when bpe said tlat they pitayod t-hat the patriarch of tre Irish ...

... which is usually offered is that the re-srnt improve- rment in the conditions of life has eta- a bled a greater proportion of infant.s and children of ?? weak constitztion to live longer than &ulch children did formerlv- has, in faet, carried thern through ...

... bonle. Fe-P n-init n-r r Cinrr of t~ia ~-71 arjaa~rars~nn or the sa-le of L--cc- 'riee front ta).t oft rit-lke. Though the infant rootj-tality int 1)-c Ibrn wa's not as ze-cat. its tltac of othier citt:. yet1 amlong-15c the Pt or-ut c zssthe ehc'dn-r- ...

... school life may ies-en the frequlency cinf de' elopatenral de~ects and the ?? of, m ren-ag arc physical w~esltness andt mortality eo- l ?? .ten ?? |The oresirleac a>: time Mathemoatical and Physical| IScience See;ron is a oestinguished L~tsterrnaan 'r ...

... the nitia DiVisiDo hae bonsbardel t>he strong rereguard, General Freneh, with his two cava-l-y brigades anrd some moan-ed infant-v and irhit artllery has en . rea to ?? ofl the retreating Boer fo-ca and retake ala Tintila cans. Lord Roberts shtoud new ...

... ihtb-;v Bohr'e of l biJrrsh' F~ws V\r~l, teer P'-fi s I Cart-orl illo-i -reysPivatee f ilt'. Feelter,' sli 'hily ; . Poole. mortally. !tahe ss. 29h JMff y let Wedle K p-tsegile--- C1p- pain z! E.I N. Tiah.de Wof wocrml. 2nd MoU't-xho-,r, died Ssof n~ THE ...