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... ” mentioned fa the prologue to closing act King Henry V.”: aa well ns to tho Sonnet evii, commemorative her death : “ The mortal moon hath her eclipse endur’d. Her successor, James the First of England and Sixth ol Scotland, who figures prominently in ...
... improper feeding of infants owing ignorance negligence or other cause of domestic cleanliness overcrowding drainage and surface and soil pollution owing absence of cleansing scavenging That high temperature “per cannot the of the high mortality which frequently ...
... Elizabeth youngest daughter of William Cawthorne East Norfolk DEATHS BICKER— At Land Irvine on the inst Robert Pollok months infant son of John and Agnes Bicker M’LURE— At Pathfoot Kilwinning on the 13th Decern John M'Lure baker 75‘years Western Infirmary ...
... Guthrie put together In volnm- tasteful Its contents are beautiful rare. Finally, there is this building. In whkih your ra-mortal, with ite appropriate inscription. to-day plajed. The church in eons* the creation, the embodiment, tho symbol peculiar genius ...
... to ail annual mortality of 3373 per of the estimated population This greatly increased rate is to deaths resulting from infectious disease and to an increase in the number occurring amongst the aged five persons being over 80 The mortality amongst children ...
... have been dlwatlsflod with tho scromtoodallog tf scholar* Dairy School-*, nod movement 1* foot to have “system” adopted. The Infants will g,'t their learning all In one school. the flrc with the winddid v»la iblu aervice la kerplne the lltraes within hounds ...
... whooping-cough 4 infantile in all 8 being equivalent to zymotic death-rate of 16 1000 against 19 1000 for 1900 The infantile mortality in 1901 80 per 1000 births which is rate for town were 3 diseases 5 phthisis 2 to tubercular diseases 3 cancer diseases of ...
... world's condemnation mother still loves on and still hopes that her child may turn from his evil repent still remembers the infant that once filled her bosom with rapture merry and jovftil shout of childhood the opening promise of his youth and never lie ...
... same tacts than the problem influence alcohol the race have the we occurring in Franco that our eyes in this country sickly infants children women intellects morbid which among' the offspring of drinking parents in addition to comparative sterility of drunkards ...
... aged 26 eldest son of Samuel and Janet Tait Deeply regretted At Fullarton Street Irvine on the inst Wee Bobbie 1 and 6 months infant of John and Wilson deeply regretted AYRSHIRE ADVERTISER FRIDAY MARCH 28 1902 In there developing tendency of educational ...
... power that cannot die Ruskin not always treasures always The good great man? treasures lov and light And thoughts regular infants’ breath And three firm friends sure than day night Himself Maker and Death Coleridge' It is chiefly through books that we ...
... line Wallace’s Cairn mementoes of Scottish hero and battlefield of Drumclog where defeat of Claverhouse described in “Old Mortality” took place Just the other side of Strathaven there large viaducts carrying the main line the connecting branch over Powm-illan ...