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... Heathen Chines. Child murder is said to be on the increase in London. According to one statistician the body of a murdered infant is found every day in London. Sir Michael Hicks Beach has announced that he has no intention of calling upon cyclists specially ...
... inst., the wife of Mr J. Murchie ; a sou. DEATHS. CAIRD. —At 2 Laird Street, Port-Glasgow, on tho 30th inst., Lachlan Gilles, infant son of James Caird. BUCHANAN.—At her residence, Glen Avenue, Port-Glasgow, on the 29th inst., Isabella Easton or Buchanan ...
... but I rather wonder marrjrini red-haired girl.” Rbirrery: ” Well, too see, I waa brought , in India, and a dreadfnllr chilly mortal, and her red hair looka warm and comfortable in this beastly cold climate 1 Toothsome. —Plaintiff: The defendant’s dog rushed ...
... cancerous end malignant diseases, there were 13 deaths, against in 1834 and 5 deaths from violence, as against 1 in 1894. The mortality among young children has much increased, for while in was the rate of 116.6 per thousand births; in 1895. it was 179.1C4 ...
... w: conteat us Or what would you thin! theaght fit without an 1 ‘ the New thére was no ? York would thiok it more than the mortality entire commercial world i: Kine. a reduced 50 per anything to regulate it, ar efforts of individual: Free Presbytery meneer ...
... test, John rrideaux, .aiant ton of W. J. Lye. Miccaa.—-At 61 Holaiacralt atraet, Greenock, oo the Ttb test. Babert M'Gili, infant and twin too of George and Grace Millar. PATRICK.-At fib Street, Greenock oo the , Nfe-i 15 lean, second daughter of James ...
... 1896, the wife of James INPLean ; a eon. DEATHS. BoYLE.—At 1 Laird Street, Port-Glasgow, on the 18th inst.. John Johnstone, infant son of James Boyle ; deeply regretted. LAN(:•--At Earlton, Sandbank, on 19th inst., William Lang, shipwright, 103 Port. Glasgow ...
... 2 below that for the eoiresponding week of last year, and 5.0 below (h. t for the previous week of the year, iue lowest mortality was recorded in (greemn-k. v;r 12.6 per thopsand; and the highest I erth. viz.. 23.9 i>er thonsand. The rate in Paisley ...
... failing through manhole on the elevate I railway at the gasworks. He was removed to ♦he Infirmary. Yesterday morning, the infant son of Margaret Fiannigan. laundry-maid. 37 Gordon’s-lane, was found dead in lied* his mother. Dr. Duncan, who examined the ...
... below tliat for the correiqxmding week of last year, and the same that for the previous week of the present year. The lowest mortality was recorded in Aberdeen, vis.. 14.9 per thousand; and the highest in Greenock, vis.. 21.0 per thousand. The rate in Paisley ...
... weather, wadred to one. ck is very geod. Of fores of the iver, aad lantl charged into d sumbers of both of “ Libre,” but the e mortality ie not with The onl; } @ cofrespendent, adds the telegram, was Di t the Corporation New York corn ak you for advert- that ...
... form some conception the advantage scholars who can read the Scriptures and the classics in the original have over ordinary mortals who are the mercy translators ! The current number of The Scottish Review contain* an interesting article on “Journalism from ...