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... corpse-dis- -posal crime would increase. Mr. Ross is correct ill saying our times are marked by diabolical crimes, 1 rand b y infant murder to an appalling extent. This1 state of matters is directly fostered by the laxity of the law regulating the issue of ...
... enriutercial combrines ats prejudicial pci to the ?? interests of tire countrry was I'r rejected by 21 votes to 17. I The mortality in Glasgow last wreek lvas at of tile rate of I9 per 1000 of thi 1topulati~Onpnrj vet alluilm. . -vii 'hlie Catholic Association ...
... interestin tEdinburgh. It is close upon fifty- at sseven years since the Prince Consort (the or e Prince of Wales being then an infant a few te , months old) was admitted a burgess and a guild brother of the city. Forty years ago, of while his illustrious father ...
... in the event of hostile operations against 2 Russia, no European coalition in the world t could stay Ressia from dealing a mortal blowa a to the English power in ILidiL If the Mloscow journalist is so certain as he affects to be that the Kaiser's visit ...
... that to cllmilenge the Pope's I supremacy at any intellectual exercise in Lwhich he may see fit to indulge partakes of the mortal sin of those wwho question his infallibility. A nice question would arise as to the propriety of pointing oat a false 'quantity ...
... of the Edinburgh police, Richard Robertson, and his wife, Jeanette Dowie, have been arrested on a charge of murdering their infant son, aged two months. The child's body was found by the police buried in Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh- At the Thames ...
... and the Orkney and Zetland Small Piers and Harboors . Bill were read a second time; the Public Offices (Site) Bill and the Infant Life Protec- T tion Bill (slightly altered since it was accorded a a second reading) passed through Committee; E the Vexatious ...
... been steps taken by which r, t~he original systemn had been modified. 'In 1886 v ii~dividual examination was abolished for infants I in the lower standards, and in 1890 this was a extcnided to all standards , hnut it still remained a for the specific subjects ...
... with the Small Town Districts to I than with the country as a whole, and when Sa1 that is taken into consideration the mortality lists assume a more favourable aspect. The comparisons, moreover, are likeiy to im- prove as soon as the supplies of water ...
... ascert-aining W I fully his opinions on the various political ques- 'the -tions of the day. IGLAssowv DEATH-RATE. - The mortality in m Glasgow during; the past week wvas at the rate eatl -of 21 per 1000 of the population per annum, as As: compared with ...
... sI We do not compel the Hiodoo to believe in the it Trinity, but we do sav to him, You sheil no a longer murder female infants, nor rwill we permit| f your widows to sacrifice themselves upon their p husbands' funeral pyre, :acording to your long- sf ...
... shortly after being found. The body was removed to the Linlithgow mortu- ary, where it now lies. Tam HEALTH OF EDNrrsuGao.-The mortality in Edinburgh during the past week was 100, and the deatb-rate 19 per 1000. There were 22 deaths under 1 year and 26 above ...