... fallen inrMfy- sore; scattered showers elsewhere. Cholera unabated ih many parts of Bombay and Raipu tana, causing much mortality, and impeding I arrangements for the relief of the distress. Total numbcr of persons in receipt of etiei, 5,730,000. -The ...

... Burton, Robert L., infant, St. John. Dec. 24, WEeed, Robert, 82 years, St. Mary Stoke. ,, Wilson Jane, 81 years, St. Michael. HarrolA, Margaret E., 81 years, St. Nicholas. Harris, Wiliam A., infant, St. Clement. Hampoon, Violet, infant, St. Mary e Stoke ...

... 52 years, -St. Matthew. ,d Spilling, James E., infant, St. Clement. a- Tnorrington, Henry N., infant, St. n-~~~Clement. y- ,, Woodwvard, 'Mary, infant, St. Clement. he ,, 4Garrod, Fredk. T. T., infant,.St. Mat- he thew. ye April 4, Reynolds, Daniel, ...

... stand. The death-rate is fifteen in a thousand above the average of the parish, and double the average of London. The mortality of infants is threo to oue as compared with the rest of Clerken- well. This is an appalling state of things for which. some remedy ...

... Payne, Gertrude A.,20 years. St.Margaret. Driver, Isaac W. P., 8 years, St. Peter. Salter, Stanley M., infant, St. Matthew. Norton, Joy A., infant, St. Clement. Oct. °, Eagle, Samuel, 89 years, Rushmere. Dallinger, Henry, 45 years, St. Margaret. Hearn ...

... same period the emigration of natives of these islands amounted to 59,940. So that the actual gain, and this exclusively in infants, was in round figures 64,000. From the point of view of industrial force, indeed, we were apparently weaker at the end of ...

... removed from ill-dia- t tractions as though he were a i so pi- val wood. t But we all nae not the-ability of this favoured t mortal; although there is no doubt that a reso- I n lute de'termnination to take no notice of inerit- a *n able annoyances is a great ...

... museuam in connection with thi chair of botany at Liverpool University- College, at a cost of £12,000, has been accepted. The mortality in Bombay has reached an exceed- mgly high figure, jumping en Friday from 282 to 3t0 (the normal rate is 75). Plague accounts ...

... Fredk. C., infant, St. Mary Elms.t ,, Moss, Arthur R.. infant, St. Peter. Prescot, Arthur B., infant, St. Peter. I ,, Akester, Marion B., 15 years, St. Mat- 1 thew. Aug. 8, Plumb. Mary A., 55 years. St. Matthew. Aug. 9, 'Randall, Hilda. infant, St. Matthew ...

... Matthewv. . ,Norton, Benjamin S., 6years.St. Clement. ,, Sta~ley, W. M., infant, St. Mary tlxayv. Aug50. Clifton, Olive, I., 20 years, St. M~atthewv. t Winney, Louis A., infant, St, Mary Stoke. Aug. 2l, Rawson, Theodore, r68 years, se. Olemannt. Aug ...

... 1To Io on Monday, the quarterly report of thet restlefl li of Health will be presented. In his SS Mal et states that ?? mortality retarnS for the months of the year were, as a total, toe b t iocal records yet i t was not due to anythi;lO th tary work ...

... buffers of It two wAiggons and mortally injured. He only sur- us vived forty minutes. Deceased, who was 25 years re- of age, was a native of Ilinbrace, in Sutherland- - :0:- CHILD STRANGLED IN ABERDEEN. On Friday morning an infant, Isabella Allan i Reynolds ...