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... 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 ...
... year, when it was 24-29, and is the lowest as yet for this year. The chief cause of the high rate is the large zyneotil mortality, especially from whooping cough. The cases of zymotic sickness . are still increasing, there being a total of 553 carses ...
... skull. She was at once removed to the Royal Infirmary, where she died yesterday I morning. c TiE HEALTH OF EDisatRao.-The mortality in IEdinburgh during the past week was 7S, and the death-rate 15 per 1000. There were 12 deaths under 1 year and 16 above ...
... Earl of Kilmarnock, wvho suffered death on Tower Hill in 1746l for .participation in the rising of the previous year. Thbe mortal remains of the Right Hon. the Earl rof Erroll were en M~onday interred in the family Xvault in Cruden churchyard. .The time ...
... :MALMgI). MILK WILL' STAMP OVP TuaaacULoS~s5 in infants. .Rea ;the offical'te a turns of the Royal Oomplission,411d you will find that the chief cause of 'this disefasie, which ooOLU sions so mruch mortality amonin children, is ,t$4e common cow's' milk that ...
... The President and Ministers are anxious to receive reports from the Ministers for War and the Colonies on the distressing mortality among the troops. According to a despatch from Mioganga, General Duchesne sur- prised a force of 60OD Novas in Tsmainoudy ...
... the 30th ult., the wife of J3seEs HENRY, of a son. DEATHSR At 52 Esslemont Avenue, Aberdeen, on the 31st ult., JANB 0 GALnD, infant daughter of Arthur Bain, wood carver, aged 39 5i months-deeply regretted. At Royal Inibmiary, Aberdeen, on the 30th ult., ...
... that I for the previous week of the present year. The I lowest mortality was recorded in Leith, viz., 134 per thousand; and the highest in Grcenock, viz., 22-3 per thousa nd. The mortality from the. seven most familiar zymotic diseases was at the rate ...
... e acres in extent T-a death is announced of Sior Seismit Dodi, member of the Chamber of Deputies ind ?? of Finance. 'Tax Infants Eulalia of Spain has arrived at Havana, and was welcotned bye large number of people. A R~oyal salute ivas firedu iihonour ...
... They would lead co wmhat might be called a uews rate; 2di proph--cy would be fulfilled, Theretshall i bs no more thence an infant of dys nor an old man v that iat h not filled his days. Tnhe last enemny to be destroyed was death, and death eould be such ...
... two following ladies to fill the appointments, viz. :-Miss Lizzie R. B iMackie, Braes of Gartly, to be mistress of the Si infant department; and Miss Barbara Ann Clark, Ii H Iligh Street, Fraserburgli, for standard work. ai DAMAGE To BOAT.-White the German ...
... young- ?? has been found in a wood near Neabretuk, iff Switzerlaid. A chemist and his two nitid-eevfits htave -beei discotered mortally wonudit at Harm- dorf, in Germany. The nomination for theB t ilction at has been fixed for Tuesday next, an& the pollig for ...