... the L. G Board was read, drawing attention to the high rate of infant mortality, both in workhouses and amongst the ordinary population of this country. The fnl text *prate of infant mortality both in workroom in our report of Castleren union. Dr. M'Nulty ...

... high rate infant mortality ll lath in and amongst the or- NNW pepaleaban of country. From 1 the statistics it appears that unseal& cif *1 the children born in Ireland lisiese they attain the age of one year. l' WU Wel number of deaths of infants un'Elir ...

... in this it hex been ilelihyrately put back. Th, discussion en.l , INFANT MORTALITY. A circular letter vas read from the Local Government Board •ith regard to high rate of infant mortality in the district. The circular is fully set out in our report of Cast ...

... . 8 14 6 --- Total, £2457 17 1 balance in his hands at the time. The Medical Officer of the Workhouse, owing to mortality among the infant inmates, ordsred the Master to increase their allowance per diem of new milk by fifty per cent. Ile considered that ...

... 814 6 .. Total, £2457 17 1 I balance in his hands at the time. I The Medical Officer of the Workhouse, owing to mortality among the infant inmates. lordered the Master to increase their allowance per diem of new milk by fifty per cent. He considered that ...

... grave fey an adult I admit there irregular spots, but it appears to me these very spots are tenanted either by children or infante. as the grass of the turf Sows an elevation on of the spaces supposed to be the limits of the giants in Streide. There is ...

... circles she manifested a deep • interest. the uptieavings ushered in the oath of the century as adversely impressed her • infant that she Continued to entertain a : holy horror of war. The famine she did not wish to dwell ; evidently recollections of ...

... ill-situated, overcrowde& close and damp dwellings in which the poor are compelled to live. Apart from the mortality. it is clear that infants so circumstanced never quite grow out of morbid of much surroundings. and must always to some extent bear physical ...

... around; the north, _ south. east and watt, But who eau blame ma if I that claw old town the bewt? 'Twos there that first my infant behold tits ligbt of Naar Sligo town that so song at tits foot at Kaooknarea. The second show of Slit* town is, of coarse ...

... scope to the imagination, and many are the more or less probable legends that have been told about them and their gifts. The Infant Jams is said, for instance, to have bestowed on them the love that hopes and endures all things, in exchange for the gold ...

... verbalisee its hiei liven eventful life, like man's taiesinenel eareer with its sunshine and its shade. Alas! how many poor mortals are homeless to-night, their only reef thc dark, dark sky, their only resting- T o ice the etiow-eariwtial earth, their only ...

... receive the gift of the Holy Ghost on the very day on which the Holy Spirit eleseended for the first time on the Apostles et the infant Chirreli. At the Lest Supper Our Saviour promieed, again and again in Cie solemn words, to Send the Holy Ghost upon them when ...