... a full account the Home Rule movement, and is probable this will done. The district Hendon known as Child's Hill has infant mortality of 341 per thousand ! The cause this appalling ...

... THE GREAT HEAT AND MORTALITY PARIS. Telegraphing last night, the Standard's Paris correspondent says: The excessive beat, which has now been followed by an agreeable temperature with light winds and passing clouds, has had the effect greatly increasing ...

... all causes, 2,121, or nearly one-half, were of infants under a year old, and there were in all deaths from diarrhoea. As the heat waa greater in the Metropolis than anywhere else, the increase of mortality in London waa relatively larger elsewhere, the ...

... system. 2 to consumption, amt 5 to heart disease. 14 per cent of the deaths occurred iu the case ot infants under 1 year, but was excessive mortality the ages 1 ao«i 5, the deaths under 5 years age per cent, the ...

... the percentage of absenteeism 8. in John’s School roll stood 569,’and the average attendance for the week was 477 ; in the infant department the roll was 357. ami the average attendance 247. The respective percentages of absenteeism were 16*1 and ‘B. This ...

... While, in fact, the death rate from tuberculous disease is much lower than it was, taken all classes together, the mortality among infants, from this cause, is greater than ever. This is attributed to the practice, more prevalent in this country than in ...

... Donald, has seen aught of the lady of Balconie.’ Waldron, in his description of the “Isle of Man,” says the old story of infants being changed in their cradles is there in such credit that mothers are in continual horror at the thoughts of it. “I was ...

... Kir! ‘ood, of Kirkwood, Baird & Co., was manufacturers, on 9th March, 1822, born in Quebec, parents re- but while he was an infant Pai turned to their native town, it his was married. _In he left 1852, he, with his wife and eldest son, for Australia and ...

... ver' subject to tuberculosis, and sooner or lat-r the bacilli find their way into the milk. Through milk so contaminated infants and young children I become affected with “tabes meaenterica,” tuber- I cular meningitis, and disease the bones. The of diseased ...

... patrons shoii'.d ‘.ei: the New Pyrnees and Japanese Silk Prea'inc Gov.;-, and Jackets •. are a perfect luxury. N» Pelisses and infants’Carrying Co iks. The New Furs arc rich and attractive, and alt marked special l , ricea. New 'iii.t« and Itluusrs f'llk, Cashmere ...

... roam the paths we fondly trod together, resorts, anc 1 it was therefore to go a 21.8 in Greenock, and 20.2 in Perth. As re- infants under 1 eee | And luck sweet wildings by the flowery way, nile or two without running into the arms of ds age. 29 deaths were ...

... This rate th is 2.0 above that for the corresponding week of 1896, and 5.5 above that for the previous week. The lowest mortality was recorded in Leith, viz., 15.2 per thousand ; and the high- st est in Greenock, ,viz., 31.3 per thousand. The rate in ...