... will exceed 1,000. Ths mortality, however, has been unnsually light from the oommenoement of theontbreek. to Monday evening there have been only fifteen deaths. Great excitement has bean caused In Borne by the disappearance of infant, ths only child of ...

... been navseomated. infant would be remarkably low. But, what the fact as Appears from the report of the Commission ? comparison the period 1803 67 with 1883 87 with regard to the mor infanta under one year, it appears that tie b mortality had decreased the ...

... vaccination till 1874. Since that period the vaccination of infants, and the re-vaccination of all at echool age, have been enforoed by law, with the remit that Prussia has the lowest mortality from smallpox of any country in Europe. With regard to Ireland ...

... the sparkling crystalline stream, of truth in thy fairy eyre basin, W«9 there ever whiter einl than thine Worshipped love in mortal shrine ? My thou baas gladdened lor two sweet years With rainbows hops through mists of tears Mists beyond which the sunny ...

... Merchant Shipping XTndermaDnmg Cotton Cloth Factories Act. Poordaw Act, pL’ sing of Persons Act, School Boa-ds Eapenses \ct Infant Life Protection Act, Municipal Eleo iioiis Scotland Act, Out door Relief (Ireland) Ao«, Dangerous Performances Act, Congested ...

... ordinary thigh, and Ito topwe proportion. We warn all aformid. bat with eieeptianal earn to reeavsead, after great suffering. infant eenld peatebiy have lived throegh it. (Me tmtlmm the eprrfer we# Dr. Bash results mad emits any mrwtee. It te only reaping ...

... former, and •icping with Margarette Hannerman, whom, together with her infant child, murdered at .Rotterdam few days ago. Kimm.—The Begistrar-Oenenl «- that the anntutl nt* ol mortality lait week in ll» put towns of England and Wabi averaged per 1,000. The ...

... Hiller, Alexander Lindsay, worthy and respected employer. Hr. Jamei 1, for they are labouring to weaken, not toßaseertain the mortality statistics. Instead ot seeking Cooke. Bev. John Hayden. Bev. Francis Gonlda Bcolhoun. give expression to our feelings of ...

... said, almost cnrtly. Lady Xloataine was indignant. She had come to the sculptor to honour him as a goddess would a hntnan mortal. He viewed the matter diff rcntly, anil seemed in no way anxious to ncoodo to her for first he bad refused outright, and ...

... corner ol the room. Witness told the woman that a complaint had been made to him about her neglecting bar children, leaving her infant at her father's house. On the 15th of Jane be went and saw bar under tha influence of drink, and she had child her arms. While ...