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... The rate of infant mortality. that in of children under one year of age. wait equal to 115 Low regiatered ac LW in DM. and 144 in 004; whilet in all children under flirt, of we. it amounted to WU per 1.001 birth, , . Infantile mortality a Pet-tolls ...
... responsibilities o! the hope that the valuable safeguarding the public health, may have fluence: — “The annual rate of infant mortality, that is of children under one of age, was equal to 175 per 1,000 registered irths, as in 1895, and L5t in 1894; whilst ...
... Sanitary Committee were the quarterly report of Dr. Steele, ee al officer, showing the mortality rate to be equal so 1€.2 per 1,000 per annum. Ihe rate in infants 1 year old was 141 r 1,000 Inrths, compared vith more than double t num- Lee for the co ...
... Suddenly, and without any warning, a child, just able walk, tan between legs, and fell the ground, equalling and kicking if mortally injured, although she was really nothing the worse except coat of dust. , Of course, I picked up the cluid and restored her ...
... temporarily lent for infant school purposes; but as the managers are only allowed to have 30 children in it the infant department has been were much overcrowded ,and the management have had to refuse admittance to a large number of infants in consequence. ...
... original autograph manuscript of Sir Walter Scott’s “‘ Lady of the Lake,” £1,290 ; the complete autograph manuscript of “* Old Mortality,” £600 ; and the autograph manuscript of ‘‘ Private Journal,” £365. THIS GIVES THE PARISIANS SATISFACTION, Much satisfaction ...
... objection to signing them.— : That would increase our difficulty to congl ar ttem.—Mr. Pagdin : We have &mammalstion in the infants' department.—Mr. Marsh: We may have, but we shall not have long.—Mr. Pagdin : We shall have plenty of room when the alterations ...
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... shortened by approach or drawn out by retrest. The delicacy and minuteness of euch investigations is inappreciable by ordicary mortals, few of whomn probably have even any idea io\v enorwously our knowledge of the universe has been increased by the patient ...
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... being shortened by approach or drawn out by retreat. The delicacy and minuteness of such investigations is inappreciable by mortals, few of whom probably have eyes any idea how enormously our knowledge of the uni•eree hae been increased by the patient labours ...
... name is Victoria. Her full list of names is Victoria Alexandra Alice Mary. Tatiana is, it is said, the name chosen for the infant daughter of the Tsar of Russia. With flowers in such profusion as they now are one can hardly resist writing and talking about ...