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... Band, the proceaeion moved by way of Bishop-street, Shipqnay-street, auJ Strynd, to the Lough Swilly Railway Station. The infant classes occupied tbe front ranks, and as all were tbe brightest of holiday attire, and carried a large number 6f flags and ...
... the ronndoeea of tbs society's bosines*. but said inereaced anpervi •ion might be desirable with regard to the infantile mortality. It waa ease (hat when travelling the members of the committee need first class railway (tree end guinea per day. The ba ...
... escorting soldier was shot and killed and the driver was mortally wounded. The band decamped with the horses and 1,500 roubles from the Tan. To-day the terorists shot detective dead and mortally wounded passing girl. Petersburg. Thursday.—The situation ...
... 7” '* When I started in on it I had insomnia dreadfully; but after reading it two evenings 1 found myself sleeping like an infant.” John, where are the Philippines, anyhow 7” asked the Fourth Avenue man’s wife, who fondly believes that he knows everything ...
... Cottage Hospital, Coleraine, Dr. Morrison, coroner for tho Coleraine district, held an inquest touching the death of a female infant named Bradden, who had died from suffocation on Monday morning last. The following gentlemen were sworn on jury Messrs. James ...
... Children, make* tha following atalrmaott, which hare b-ea confirmed by r>lati ...
... commandments and walk in the paths of righteousness; and on the punishments inflicted on those who have the misfortune to die in mortal ein. He referred to the evils resulting from intemperance, and the unhappy state of those who allow themselves to conquered ...
... 975,162, increase of £3,367,013. Infantile mortality has become appalling in Glasgow that other night gathering of Glasgow social and religious worktra, ladies, and medical men formulated scheme save infant life tho city. Mothers who live in are to eceive ...
... called in did what they could to alleviate the aafferinga of Madame Ban Pedro,who had been serionaly though, it is hoped, not mortally wonnded. When the Commissary of Police for the dietriet arrived, the murderer, who had been formally arrested, was interrogated ...
... been navseomated. infant would be remarkably low. But, what the fact as Appears from the report of the Commission ? comparison the period 1803 67 with 1883 87 with regard to the mor infanta under one year, it appears that tie b mortality had decreased the ...
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... anticipated getting within a few years 30.000 natives from Portuguese territory alone north of parallel 22. Moeover, the native mortality had been reduced from 71 per thousand in 1903 per thousand 1907. The reduced death-rate among 200,000 natives employed in ...