... witb, but it is uot known whether an inquest will be required. The Registrar-General's Mortality Returns. The Registrar-General reports that tne annual rate of mortality in tbe 33 great towns of England and Wales last week averaged 21*9 per 1.000 of their ...

... In reply to Mr. D. Smith, Sir J. GORST said the Government of India, in the investigation they were making regarding the mortality amongst coolies on the tea plantations of Assam, would consider the desirability of ceasing to enforce labour contracts entered ...

... school Her Majesty's inspector states : — '• The school is making progress. Sewing was good ; knitting was very good. Of the infants he states :— The order has improved. The attainments are improving. The children are now in charge of an efficient teacher ...

... bill upon this subject. mortality and disease which, according to very high authorities, is to be attributed to the employment, under existing conditions, of child-bearing women 32. I am aware of the frightful amount of infant in our factories and workshops ...

... Dimittis, Eaton Faning ; Anthems, Hear my prayer, Mendelssohn; Halleluiah, Handel; Hymns 172 and 296. The Death of an Infant.— At the enquiry before Mr. W. Barstow, coroner, at the Spread Eagle Inn, Manchester-street, on Saturday afternoon, concerning ...

... for both 3chook being £164 10s. Some little alterations in tho infant school were recommended by the Education Depart ment. Miss Nora Tunnacliffe was appointed nnnil teacher in the infants' department at a salary of On Bs. for the first year, advancing ...

... in the infants' department. Her Majesty's inspector's report on the Board school wa3 read. The mixed depart- ment earned £1 os. 6d. per head. Taken altogether the report of this school was good, drawing being excellent. The report of the infant school ...

... but of course found that their services were not required. The Kegistr._ - General's Mortality Kktubns. The Registrar-General reports that the annual rate of mortality in the 33 great towns of England and Wales last' week averaged 15*9 per 1,000 of their ...

... School Board of this borough, it would be gathered that out of a total of 5,172 scholars upon the register, exclusive of infants, 249 girls, or 14 per cent, attended domestic economy lessons, and 279 boys and girls, or seven per cent, were instructed ...

... was pleased to be able to congratulate them on the absence of zymotic diseases, which was highly satisfactory. Infantile mortality was about the same as usual, nine deaths having occurred in children under one year. A complaint was made of an obstruction ...

... School Board of this borough, it would be gathered that out of a total of 5,172 scholars upon the register, exclusive of infants, 249 girls, or 14 per cent, attended domestic economy lessons, and 279 boys and girls, or seven per cent, were instructed ...

... emigrant runners, abolition of fairs, alteration of days for holding fairs, the execution of the Acts relating to petroleum and infant life protection. The Chairman said he hoped they would secure all the powers granted by the Act. It was also decided to apply ...