... CitILDm-X.-ThOfi5s Huat, Esq., late Medical Officer of IHealth, St. Gies's and Bloonsbury, writes: e In badly Inourished infants, Dr. de Joagh's Light-Brovwn Cod Liver Oil is invaluable. The rapidity with which two or three tea- spoonfuls aday wiU fatten ...

... 1000 of the population, The deaths registered in the city dining the same period amzounted to 341, making a rate of totel mortality equal to 2't5 annually per 1000 of the population. Of the deaths 53 occurred in public instittons devoted to the treamn of ...

... covered with blood, so that it was im- possible almost to see the extent of her injuries, and, believing that her injuries were mortal, a magistrate -was obtained and her depositions taken. Medical assistance having been obtained, it was found that her injuries ...

... and 1 averages of the last teln years, and 19 more than in B the corresponding week of last year, making the rate of total mortality equal to 28 5 per 1000 of the in estimated population. Zymotic diseases occasioned as 36 deaths, being a decrease of 35 on ...

... of the popula tl tion. The deaths registered in the rity taring tf the same period numbered 246, making a r Ie o t] total mortality equal to 19.8 annually per 1000 y of the population. Of the deaths 61 ocorred in a public institutions devoted to the treatment ...

... which burial societies, as ordi- vi narily managed, have in inducing the neglect of infantile sl life and of increasing the mortality of children. Through iE the medium of the Times he drew attention to it in the w year 1849; at other times he has kept the ...

... suffocated'. OD the body of Ellen Range, nine weeks old, daughter of a porter living in 5 court, Dukinfleld- street. The infant was found dead in bhal on Thursday morning. IVerdict, 'Accidentally suffocated.' On the body of John Spencer, five weeks ...

... all the prisoners. S xtrENCES. Ann Raithbore, a young v oouan who was on Friday convicted of themurrder of herillegitimate infant, was brought up to receive sentence. His lordship, after reLmarking on the enormity of her offence, said in consequence of ...

... every cir- cumstance of this suspicious case, examining the pool little raggs ill which the small item of still-breathing mortality was swaddled: comparing notes about the address on the hox and the suspicions movements of the servant who lived at the address ...

... lately in the employ of the London and North-Western Railway Company, was charged on remand with the wilful murder of the infant child of James Halfpenny on the 22nd inst. Police.constable Fowler repeated the evidence already published; but 3Irs. Halfpenny ...

... staggered back to the kitchen and r ninkinvgintoachairdied sittingthere, erect in death,. T lhe infant boy Harry was dead; the girl Frances ( i was mortally wounded, and, like her mother, a D writhed in agony on the bed beside her dead 8 a brother. In ...

... shelter behind the sofa. My husband thereupon fired three shots at brim at close quarters, and two of the bullets inflicted mortal wounds, whilst the third lodhged in one of the oushions of the sofa. I was terribly frightened and went to look for my maid ...