... ebjections. The Inftant Mortality Problem. Dr T.,W Hope, medical officrohel'I Liverpool, opened a discussion onl The In- rT fant Ifoctahity Problem end its Solu1tisn. He Ca gave interesting details as to the mortality. among infants' in Liverpool, and ...

... and that is the abnor- mally high number of attacks and the fatality in children under 10. Instead of there being only 22 infants attacked, as Sanitas states, there were 356 children under five years of age that nwere attached, of whom 1?5 died, and ...

... the water in the shape of seals, and wheo they reached the beach they slipped of ; their skins and appeared like ordinary mortals, the females being of exceeding beauty. If the skins could be statched away on these occasians their ewners were powerless ...

... the hospital was 133, of whom It 7 died there, giving a mortality of A little over n 5 per cent., while in the hospitals in Scotland, ti recognised as tnder the best management, the n mortality is considerablygreater. (3)During that o time, and alsopreviously ...

... for life, and the properly providing for Lady Peel and her infant son, and subject to these primary interests those of other persons more remotely interested. Amnd, considering that the infant son of the present tenant, when he came of age, would inherit ...

... critical of life, ass sallot always Gr expect amore or less high mortality amongst chil- dren. Vaccination, deotitios., and the usuial t Izymotic group of disrasse wsor all1 tryilar-tests upon infants ; and whee complicated with hereditary diseasge, sach as str~uas ...

... states that Bertha. u Hammond, a married woman 02), vies found ex; drowned in a pond at WNalsoken yesterday morning with an infant boy five weeks old 2 clutched in her arms. The deee~aed, who had C been strange in hear manner, disappeared on 'Os 2Wednesday ...

... 3394 los 6d; en 241 children letween five and ten years, £1064L &8; ands tfl10 adults, £49,772 12s 8 2. He did uot think that infant assurance led to infanticide, or even t to negl1ect by parents, to any appreciable extent. d ' seeiugle case of infanticide ...

... .je. On closer inspection, these are found to contain 1 the mortal reoaiua of the second and tnird c Dukes, with the Dachess of the forsner, ard the i first wife of tbs latter au4 hcr infant child. t Every one JA these coffins is covered with } crimson ...

... the only way it can be healed- re by the other Churches making- provision for adult 1has for infant baptism, for immersion or for sprink- . liog, and for infant dedication without water. But d sueyM hreon and those who follow with s- him are in danger of ...

... cruisers placed at Bilbao for the Spanish Government, has just left the hands of the builders. She is a sister ship to the Infants Maria Teresa, which was completed about a year ago. A fly-driver named Bennet has been killed .by lightning at Thannington ...

... rate of one tin per week for each infant, and, this quantity being ob- ve viously insufficient, Pnu -of the loqal, medicos wrote to the Advertiser describing-how to male a nourishing and wholesome food for us infants from bread only. During the month ...