... Comae Line are Canning & Co., Meeting-house Street, Coleraine, where Tickets and information obtainable. The increasing infant mortality at Liverpool has led the C , rporaticui io lay down plant eat.- Rh!e of aterili-ing 12,000 bottles of humanmilk 1 er ...

... Act in this country, :h will probably result in a severe irgation of the present lists. ANT MORTALITY. It was natural that the leader of the on infant mortality to the a on Friday should endeavour to out an impressive case for further lation, but we are ...

... lives of children under one year of age. Within a year the infant mortality dropped from 158 per 1,000 to 109. Then several large insurance companies invaded the town, and the deathrate of infants went up first to 170 per 1,000 and then to 188—against a ...

... children in every family shall reach adult years, and this will only suffice if every man marries. Considering, however, the infant mortality, the number of unmarried men leading unnatural lives, especially among those who go to our Colonies sod to India, and ...

... prophesies much mortality among the people, both in high life and among the lower orders. It is evil I for Royalty, and sickness, if not death, I will strike one of high lineage in the land. Many deaths by drowning will occur, and infant mortality will he greatly ...

... becoming a question of even greater importance than its cure. We were told, on the highest authority, that 60 per cent. of infant mortality might be arrested and tuberculosis stamped out if only proper attention were paid to the laws of health. How were these ...

... dressed in black, with English widows' weeds. At the moment when the members of the Royal Family finally bade adieu to the mortal remains of those who had been so cruelly torn from them, a sperm of sympathetic grief came over all present as they watched ...

... of the Irish Registrar- General for 1908. In December last there was an increase in the population of 1,853. The rate of mortality per 1,000 from all forms of tuberculosis was lower than in the three preceding years. Only about oneseventh rd throe married ...

... event, in all the noetie beauty of its ssttiiur. as but one out et many a unuerrui nappenings iv unman the Infant Christ was ushered into this mortal world. And truly, when we think of all that genuine tunity stands for —as the Kingdom' al Maven on earth ...

... whom 601 were rescued. One died shortly afterwards, and about two hundred were wounded, fortythree severely and ten probably mortally. The Russians wept when cafe on hard toe Japanese ship.. The survivors say that the captain. CO tttttt asider, and most of ...

... all wou!d like to keep with us. On Friday last was laid to rest in the church-yard of S.S. Petrick and Brigid all that was mortal of Mis. Catherine Neely, of Ann Street. She had rfached the ripe old age of 82, and up to two weeks before her death was able ...

... Saturday afternoon in the public street at Lisbon. His Majesty and the Queen, with their two sons, the yotmger et wbom, the Infante Manuel, is little wore than eighteen, were returning from their country seat at Villa Vioosa, shad were driving from the railway ...