... the buildings who were removed to hospitals, was 17 6 per 1000, which is 3-7 per 1000 below the average of London. The infant mortality was 126-4 in each 1000 births, or 37'9 below that of London. DEATH OF DR ER. MACDONALD. Dr Roderick Macdonald, coroner ...

... below that for the previous week of the present year. The lowest mortality was recorded in Aberdeen, viz., 16-7 per thousand: and the highest in Perth, viz., 25 5 per thousand. The mortality from the seven most familiar zymotic dismeayses was at the rate ...

... warning or cansc,the infant rushed off the pave- ment and fell right under the horses' feet. Webster did his best to avert any accident by instantly pulling up tile horses, but bcfore le was able to (lo to the off horse had struck the infant, whose heeld was ...

... Northampton with the girl Pritchard, that site gave birth to a child while cohabiting with thie prisoner, and that she and the infant disappeared. It was further alleged that mutilated remains subsequently discovered at East Haddon, near Althorp, were throse ...

... The 3 British force carried the enemny's stockades after . some sharp fighting, in which they lost two I killed and one mortally wounded, Lieutenant Dent, 2nd Battalion Yorkshire Regiment, was i also dangerously wounded. The enemy's loss Iamounted to ...

... Frederirk Street School at n salary of £:210, iiicluding Z10 for aupcrvision of the hall aisii that Mins Nis'oct, at present infants' mietrrms. be appointed hoadmtisitress *f 'l'orry School, in cimch it hba been retoisvd thAt pt:pilzslitall coztts tO bh t-t ...

... birtbs amouited to 9-7 per cent. of the whole. 5 Among the eight principal towns of Scotland, I Aberdeen had the lowest mortality during lieptem- ber, the deaths, which numbered 166, being at the annual-rate of 151 per thousand persons. The month was ...

... Princess Christisn 'Cf I Schleosvig-Holstein and the Duehess of York. 3 . 3 The Frinee and Princess Henry of Prueeia,' with their infant child send onite, who arrived iu London from Berlin on Wednesday morieng, and lave einoce. been rstaying at Buekingham Palaoe ...

... morning the gratifying intelligence of the Duchess of York having given birth to a son, and that Her Ployd 'Highnuess and the infant Prince are doing well. - The Duchess of Albany, attended by Lady Collins, arrived at the Castle this morning. To-day being ...

... J years. Frlendb please accept this intilnitioll. . ] CA~soNq.-At 1 Lamonlt Plce, Aberdeen, on 18th 'inst., ?? MAGAIEuiT, infant daughter of- James Carson, saddler, aged 5k months. At 23 Argyle ilace, Aberdeen, oil the 18th lnst., GLADYS AuNis GRAY, beloved ...