... reach of the isles, where there was a large amount of infant mortality. Sir GEORGE TREVEILYAN said if the hon. member would give notice of the question, he would examine into the matter of the mortality. Dr MACGREGOR-I will call attention to this matter ...

... had been fellowed at too long a I distance. He pointed to the high death-rate of toe city, and especially to the large infant I mortality. In reference to the causes of crime Ink the city, he thought it was possible to place too much to the credit of drink ...

... infectious diseases show an increased mortality, notably whooping cough, diphtheria, and typhoid. It would be very difficult, if not impossible, to ac- count for the majority of these variations. The increase of the mortality from typhoid was, of course, due ...

... a question of j monopoy, beet was one of mortality. It was a case of the derth of 1000 women and perhaps 150 ! children every year, and he hoped that Parliament I v-old do all in its power to stop this mortality. Further, the Council resolved that some ...

... on of the mortality at the different age periods, the mortality at each of the earlier age periods, viz., the infant, school, and adolescent is considerably lower than in the corres- ponding month of the preceding year; while the mortality at each of ...

... Tuesday night an inquest was held on the infant son of Emily Palmer, wife of labourer living Dartford. The woman was walking to Hartford to see her husband, when she was taken ill, and was confined of the infant upon Woolwich Common. She carried her dead ...

... crying, whereupon he took it out of its cradle and threw it into the well upon its mother, the fall instantly killing the infant. Lowe's little boy then began to cry and call for help, and the negro procured an axe for the purpose of killing hin. The ...

... of the limited accommodation in Ramsay's School, Bwhere the infants are taught, Mr George, in a conclusion, proposed that Mr Wilson be also. iS: [ structed to show accommodation for the infant department behind the proposed blote. Baillie Munro seconded ...

... average attendance, 302: North School, 267 - average 230 ; Female Public School, 458 - average, 325; Infant School, 380 ; average, 299 -North Infant School, 20t ; average, 160 ; Buchanbaven School, 129; averjge, 120. The total absenteeismwas too large ...

... against aecued, and he was sentenced to - 20 days' imprisonment. PET'LRTEAD. Mtesles Xpidremie.-.Yester-day the Prince Street Infant School was irlosed for a fortnight. T'hibs is on rlecoiirt (of an acute outbreak of ?? . nomuig thoe scholars. S.kTRICHEN ...

... month, and !3 per cent. in -August. The highr total death-rate in the city is matinly due to hn unusually lcavy mortality at the infant period. Tl de lathl-rate e.t each of the other pepiods of life is a a.bo it equal to the average for th il nlonLth ...

... Richardton, Robert Trail, and Christopher Warts. THE HEALTH OF TOWNS. The Registrar-General reports thalt the annual rate of mortality last week in 33 great towns of England and Wales averaged 16 per 1000. The ruste in Birkenhead was 12, Birmingham 14, Blackburn ...