... County Dinegal, was brought up in C00- tody charged by Distriot-Inspector Gardiner, Raphoe, with ?? carusing the death of her i infant child, at Clusheygowan, near St. Johnston,i on or about the 23rd August last. Bridence having been vivep, the nuagistrates ...

... rightly attributed to that dynastic 1 diaster. His father before him, Dom Pedro I., abdicated, and the crown devolved upon the infant fi ?? of his son, who died yesterday full of years ( 3and honours. Dor IPedro cmancipated two million r of slaves in Brazil ...

... cognisanc.a are cut off every year by the same disease. Since Mr. Marsh directed public attention to the extra- ordinary rate of mortality armongst extern con- sumptive sufferers in Belfast I hove received seve- ral extremely interesting letters bcaring on scro- ...

... one irretrievably wa inidou ad latein pining away under the iniiu n lteigdisease, pul- I mronary consumption, hier little infants 'havin t been to all appearance horn simply to suffer adu to t die, is bound to take more or less interest in such a' of his ...

... only II per cent, consisting of infants, the children in the first class counting 8 per cent. more. H~ero, then, is the radical difference between the two classes of schools. The one teaches to a largre extent infants and very young children ; the other ...

... is, of neccs- sity, statistical, since one of the duties of the medical officer of health is t.o preser-e a record of the mortality of the commlunity. Health statistics are no more attractive than any other masses of figures unless they are arranged with ...

... baptismr meant imimersion, and titin infant baptis was onilv a permicssion. He .aid that an adnlt upon beirng baptised a hen snaking an open proffession and con- fe. ...

... to few men to fill with sticcessful labour and adorn with so manv ?? a life prolonged beyond the usu-al soan allotted to mortaLs. and he vwas surea he ex::- pressed the nind of that meeting when bpe said tlat they pitayod t-hat the patriarch of tre Irish ...

... which is usually offered is that the re-srnt improve- rment in the conditions of life has eta- a bled a greater proportion of infant.s and children of ?? weak constitztion to live longer than &ulch children did formerlv- has, in faet, carried thern through ...

... death-rate in their buildings is verv nearly 1 per 1.001 below the moderate death-rate in the rest of London, wthile the mortality of infants is not much more than half. It is a matter of rejoicing that so many im- proved workmen's dwellings are being built ...

... continues. THE PLAGUE AT BOlMBAY. BONIBAY, Wednesday. Latest returns for the week ernding Monday show a marked increase in the mortality in Dom- bay city. - PUBLIC WORKS EXPENDITURE IN NEW ZEALAND. Reuter's Agency is informed that the estimated total expenditure ...

... a con- la- siderablae decrease in the number of fatalities in I lal shipbuilding yards and factories, but the mortality ar. amongst infants from tlhose causes she-wed no per- th ceptible falling off. The jury found that death was 11 due to natural can-es ...