... namely, fifty. The average life of'our brawny Highlinders is about fifty-five,and that is high, if we' consider that the inf'ant. mortality is great, owing to the tyin'g l spverity:.of the winter climate. If Sabies surylve, he'vwever, they grow up hiardyibraWvn7' ...

... that amongst ahe low-class English the loss of I infant life was very much in excess of what it is in their Irish population. They ascribed this a to the fact that the Irish motherswnnrtamd their t infants much more commonly than the English s mothem The ...

... husband's discomfiture, she brings the baby-their baby, as she reminds him-to Teague's house, and much fun is produced by the infant having to he stowed away in a basket of linen for the wash in order to avoid discovery. The basket is taken away by the carman ...

... In the neighbour- hood lived the Comte De Romeray, whose wife had just died in childbed, and Marie was engaged to nurse the infant heir. But the Comte expressly stipulated that she must relinquish her own baby to the care of its grandmother, and, rather ...

... on Saturday, his F annual report' which contained the following . paragroph'-'I must draw *attention to the D excessive mortality from childbirth. The death rate per 1,000 births was 13.C6, as compared b with 4.73, the death-rate per 1,000 births for ...

... 112 births and 58 deaths. d The latter ineinded 12 infants under one year LS of age and 13 persons aged 60 and upwards. n In Swansea there were 57 births and 31 deaths, ., the latter including It infants under ojie year s of age and six persons aged 60 ...

... *was left could barely be seen with a mnicroscope. Conceit' is' so, shallow, and withal so unbecoming to .mortal man- 'tis no adornment to mortal wIomen. A beggar proud of his rags, a leper of his :sicaes, Ar'a donkey of his bray, is as consistent as the ...

... Seatoam ?? ?? iss NEL BLOsSOM Coraline . . Miss VIVIHSNE HOLROYDO Luna ?? Mi ABEL KERRiSna Mercury . Mies WINIFRED WARsRN MORTAL FeLK. Sinbad . ?? e ?? D sis BTA VERN ?? ?? HERBERT WILLIAMe Mrs Sinbad . . pantomim Mr W. P. SnEeN Zorilda . . ?? ETTIM CARLISLE ...

... the one that burst among six little children and their mother just as they were ready for breakfast, inflicting frightful mortal wounds on two children and costing the mother her leg. But perhaps nothing makes shell-fire so real to us as the Labram funeral ...

... drama, &Lri how ines. preted in Duhlin from 1897 to 1inoo.'' The English Registrar-General reports tha ta annual rate of mortality Ist week in thirty-thre great towns of England and WalPes averaged -3 perthousand. ORDERED TO THE FRONT-Tn tbe pm. sert South ...

... daring, rather Quixotic woman. ihe returned two years later to foment a movement in Brittany for the restora- tion of her infant son, then styled Due De Bordeaux and afterwards known as the Comte De Chambord. The attempt failed miserably ; she was betray ...

... daring, rather Quixotic woman, she returned two years later to foment a movement in Brittany for the restora- tion of her infant son, then styled Duo De Bordeaux and afterwards known as the Comte De Chambord. The attempt failed miserably ; she was betrayed ...