... half century. In 1862 he served 'on thm committee for the collection of the mortality ex- periences of British life offices, which led to the formation of The Institute Mortality Tables, now in general use. From 1879 to 1881 he was chairman of the Association ...

... average annual mortality of I in 37.3 estimated en the population of 1861, being 1 in 37.4 in the North City District, and 1 in 873 in the south City Dis- trict. Diseaee-There was no epidemic during the ais months. The greatest mortality resulted from ...

... gipsies. ti . _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ tI b ThFANT MORTALITY IN LoyNDo.-The rate oft mortality in London last week was 25 per thousand. There were 365 deaths from diarrhoia. Of this tl number 302 were infants under one year of age. a This is a fearful rate ...

... corrcsponding quarter of 1BUS was 29,341, and in 1861 it nas 28,540. According to the num- ber of deaths registered, the rate of mortality dur- big the quarter ending 31st March last was highest is the following unions or superintendent regidstrar-sdistriets:-Belfast ...

... medical fraternity of Washington, attended his mortal remains to his final resting ?? Olivet Catholic Cemetery. R.I.P. DEE-April 15tb, at 1 Verachoyle-court, off Lower Mount-street, Peter Joseph, the infant son of David Dee. DONEGAN-April 14th, at her residence ...

... age-I2 by his presernt wife. Ott tho let ist. at his residenee, Bridge-end, Druinrcighi. Mr James Alexander, aged 72 years. His mortal remahis were conveyed, on Sudtiay lIst, for interient hii the church- yard oI ICilaood, accompanied by ail ituimense procession ...

... as his nusierons tenantry, and were deposited in the family vault, which con- tains all that is mortal of a long line of ancestors. October 28, the infant child of Mr. Charles Chambers. October 24, at Seamoant, Malahide, in the 89th year of his age, George ...

... I entertained for lim, I shall say no more than repeat the. remaik wlice I made on the late occasion of our atrending nai mortal remains to their resting place, he has not left behind him on this earth. a kinder man, a true: friend, or a purer Christian ...

... which it is much to lie hoped will be placed in the National Museum beside that of Jean d'Arc. The Duke of Wirtemberg and the infant Prince quitted Pisa immediately after the melancholy event, and are on their wav to Paris. The Duke of Nemours remained to ...

... THE LATE QUEEN OF THE BELGIANS. The Indepentonceeof Brussels has the following under date of Ostend, the 12th :-Tbe mortal remains of the Queen were deposited last night in the Chambre Ardente. The cuid of the church of Ostend the Countess de Merode, ...

... DVWLIG -TAAL at, No.9 Lonbard-street, West, Thomas Joseph, the dearly-belored infant .son of James and Sydney Dowling, aged four and a half months. FLANNERY-April , fell mortally wounded while engared in action at the Bittle of Otingilovo, Zulu. land , Africa ...

... deceasd, and as the esrth closed over allthat was mortal of a trulygeod man, a fervent prayer went up from the immenn crowd for bs eternal moe-R L P. June 2, at 2 Grantam-stroet, John laurence, infant aon of Thcmea DonlD11y, Zeq.. aged eight months. The ...