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... 18, Great Mnrlborough-street, Londou, W. BENGER'S FOOD. For Infants. Children, and Invalids. Gold Aledal, Health Exhibition, Loudon. Highest Award, Adelaide, 1b BENGER'S FOOD. For Infants, Children, and Invalids. The ?? Lancet says :— Would be ...
... Hvi (5) Tables for the HM (Healthy Malesl Table ol Mortality of the Institute ...
... Ludg-ite-circus, E.C. INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM. Wanstead. Pat- ?? MAJESTY the QUEEN. TUVK frs- Messrs. WILLIAMS. DEACON, and Co. NEW ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS will be thankfully re- ceived this New Year. Work Done in ti.e Past.— 3Bs3 Fatherless Infant Children received ...
... distressing and urgent that every shilling bas been spent. Special efforts are made on behalf of mothers with their first infants, who are really the most hopeful class of the fallen, and are generally greatly to be pitied A Home has been opened for the ...
... principles as those of the preceding quinquennium, namely, a net premium valuation on the Institute of Actuaries' (Hm ) Tabie of Mortality for the life risks, and Mr. Ei. liaison's Government Annuity Table _S_1 forthe annuities, the rate of interest in both cases ...
... Great Marlboruugh-street. London. W. BENGER'S FOOL\ For Infants. Children, and Invalids. Gold Medal, Health Exhibition, London. Highest Award. Adelaide. 1887. BENGER'S FOOD. ?? For Infants, ChUdren. and Invalids. The Lancet says:— Would be assimilated ...
... 13th Gorham, A, Cavalry 6,508 40th Thomson, G. A., Infantry 7,198 Ul«t ?? Taylor, G. A.. Infantry 6.773 Q.C Harrison. F. D.. Infant— 3,5— WOOLWICH, JULY, 1892. 21st ?? Scott, F.W 7,600 52nd Dawson-Scott, G 6,484 The foregoing six most recent Successes include ...
... to SSI. 4s. wiU also b_ divided at Christmas among Nineteen of the Unsuccessful Candidates. HENRY C. LATREILLE. Secretary. INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, Wanstead.—SUC- CESSFUL CANDIDATES at the HALF-YEARLY ELEC- Ti ON, November 24, 1892. CHARLES E. CHAPMAN. Esq ...
... terrors, sufferings, agonies, miseries, diseases and lingering deaths intlicted upon our Earth-born companions and fellow-mortals are beneath our considera- tion, be'ow our notice altogether. This is consistent with Dr. Wilks' statement at the Church Congress ...
... position ot the Association will be best understood by a perusal of the following Table Compiled from Sworn Reports year 1891. Mortality Expenses Net Assets to each to each to each £1.0-J in £1.000 in £100 Organisation*, force. force. Liability. Equitable 11*11 ...
... The Finest Wines -'hipped. VITALI'S. RIALTO. BENGER'S FOOD For Infants. Children, and Invalids. Gold Medal. Health Exhibition. London. Hiehest Award. Adelaide. ISB7. BENGER'S FOOD For Infants. Children, and Invalids. The 'Lancet says:— Would be assimilated ...
... receipt of a DONATION of 20.. from Henry Druce. Esa., for the Extension Fund of this Hospital. GEORGE HANBURY, Treasurer. INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, Wanstead.— W~ COOPER. 65. Brixton-hill. desires to THANK the nume- rous SUBSCRIBERS, who by their gr_at assistance ...