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... mention, for on subjects like these it is necessary to sDe'.k plainly. Mr. Toynbee assures me that the prevalence of infant mortality 1 releasing the mother's system from the drain which the nourishment of child entailed upon it, tends to the increase ...
... to .sleep where there are four or five others well-closed room. So much due to the maintenance of our orthodox rate of infant mortality.— Journal of Health. ...
... Plymouth.â St. Andrew.âDeaths 180. The mortality is above the average of the summer quarters. The excess arises from consumption 26, measles 15, diarrhoea 15, and cholera infantum 3. Charles the Martyr.â lbe mortality this quarter has been very heavy. the ...
... QUARTERLY MORTALITY TABLE. The following are extracts from the Quarterly Returns ofthe number of deaths, registered in the quarter ending Sept. 30, 1846, published by the authority of the Registrar General Exeter.— St. David.— Deaths 79. 10 more than ...
... QUARTERLY RETURN OF HEALTH AND MORTALITY. The Quarterly Return of the Health and Mortality of England, published by authority of the Registrar-General, gives a very gloomy picture of the last quarter of 1847. It was the most unhealthy quarter during the ...
... —SPECIAL ELECTION INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, WAN STEAD for the Rejeption.of-Bereaved Children from the earliest >ge, and from all parts of the Kingdom, especially such as are respectably descended. Special Notice.—The-distressing mortality which recently prevailed ...
... LITERATURE. Mortality of Exeter, by Dr. Shaptkk. London: Churchill. The pamphlet before us entitled Remarks upon the Mortality of Exeter, by Dr. Shapter, Physician to the Dispensary. The object of it is to show that while Exeter common with other large ...
... deaily loved—we mourn her not, Death was her second birth. Well—drop one mortal tear of grief- She was not of this cart' To our swollen hearts 'twill give relief, But let the mortal pang be brief— And hail her heavenly birth. Dark is our world—no home of ...
... better sanitary regulations, lo be sure, their case is not near so bad as that of our cathedral city, where the rate of mortality, and consequently expense of sickness, funerals, loss of work &'c , is very much higher; but still, the men of Newton, s ...
... May 4, 9 am.—The Queen convalescent. 'Hie infant Princess is perfectly well. Her Majesty's, recovery is so far advanced, that no more bulletins will be i^/tued. The infant Princess is a remarkably fine infant, not $o delicately formed as her sister, and ...
... the soft rounded limbs which belongs to mortality ; and it is easy to discover that ere long the Woman will triumph over the Deity, and the victory of passion be complete. Her face is radiant with more than mortal beauty, and the whole expression of the ...
... accounts deaths yesterday vary from between 1000 and 1,500, and to-day, they say, worse than any. April 15.— Accounts of mortality vesterday'atil! more alarming : 1800 deaths the city. There was great danger of the bodies being left in* the houses and ...