... L»sih>S. ENGE ' S FOOD For INFANTS, and AGED. Dc-srring the highest |irai*e.— Prartili' ...

... the 17 th curt . writes : — It'is quite possible , that Sir W . Scott arid 'Old Mortality ' s' son are right atter all in giving 1715 as the date ' oE Old Mortality ' s birto ; I Lave still the best of reasons for maintaininp that . 1716 is theproper ...

... the for the purpose of cunft-rring with d-ct irs regarding the |«culiar malady which the uewly-bora infante of the place. The rate of child mortality has become so high that the natives urged Mr visit the mainland fur toe purpose a!lud*d to. The nature ...

... being to grow up with such a manner. Those who have lost an infant are never without an infant child. The other children grow up to manhood and womanhood, and suffer all the changes of mortality. This one alone is rendered an immortal child. Death has arrested ...

... following appointments were • ma de ;—William Taylor , headmaster of South Schooln . t £ 2 CO per annum ; Miss A . M . Mortal , infant iniBtieBs in East School , at £ 110 ; Miss Mary J . Weir , ' nead of standard I . - in Camphill School , at £ 95 : 'Mr' ...

... woighed 46 stone. Even as infant e c » usually stout, and used to say that of fivo he had never been able to see his Ten men were required to carry his was of extraordinary size, and constructed * tfP pose receive the mortal remains of the of Wall Street ...

... babee. the milk to sold r.t a nowi . price or given away in needy eases, imaintained that this plan will to law tlie mortal it among infants the months. It seems reasonable, and do £** might lead more mothers to seek the effects of the park breezes for their ...

... I ^ indon Comity Council .. 'Under &e aMBHne law . tko regietra . tioia . of houflea wlieTB infants wero'icopt was only required Tftiere mors than ono infant less . than twelve months old was kept . Therefore any'one oould tafco any child of-less than ...

... THE HEALTH LEITH. There were recorded in Leith during the past week 59 deaths, equal to annual mortality 43*82 per per annum. For the previous week there were deaths, or a death-rate of 41*42. Zymotic diseases accounted for 23 deaths, of which 1 was due ...

... [ rAauaupn ADTCT'nsEitECT . WSAT IS THE GREAT SECRET OF INT'AAT MORTALITY ? It differs with-tames and seasonsbut the ( Aief permanent factor is Tuberccicsis , which . lecon ^ mvtKtisa . t . iou has shown-to be on thfl inotaso aaniciJIy among cliildicn ...

... of the directors. In 1862 he served on the Committee for the Collection the Mortality Experiences of British Life Offices, which led to the formation of The Institute Mortality Tables, ' now in general use. From 1879 to 1881 he was cliairman of the Association ...

... been-a-considerable rise in the male mortality after the age of 45 , and iri the-female mortality after 55 , recent figures show that this blemish has been • almost entirely removed ; -The mortality among infants under one year of age , which is generally ...