... the heaviest mortality has been from diseases of the lungs sod heart, and from cancer. Sixteen from the disease of the ?urge, sir of which were from phthisie, nine Jying from diseases of the heart, and four from cancer. The infant mortality is a low one ...

... influencing the the close of Mr. T*ct«rs' remarks there was a brief ducomca, ia nlnt-k Mr, Wkk.«, Mr. Vor-ltr. took |Mrt. INFANT MORTALITY AT NORWICH. A gfucral tiMv'uijr o» llit* n;'mliar* I|m'] Civic Itrotbmh-xMI »«w lltKhcr ...

... Enet and »ojt llundmd* was 10.000. TU births nurabewd deaths li7. The birth rate was *7-«. and tbe death rate 12.7. tbo infant mortality being lll.d per registered. Buty-wii earns of symotic diseese had hem notified daring the y*»r. caiMMof small pox h.»d ...

... roar our poet's natal day; It raged around that harly cot, beneath the chair-hid sky, As if to drown, with eorie Mound the infant'. feeble cry-. Now blust'ring harsh, now shrieking shrill, then whisp'ring soft and law, Portentious of vicissitudes the child ...

... embodied t h e spirit of that age-long struggle for freedom and truth by Wallace, Bruce, and Knox. and engraved it in ins mortal verse in the hearts of the people of Britain for ever and that still through its poster _ _ _ Just as the Scots for Wallace ...

... heaths registered in Dublin last week, the adstret being 181 and 217 respertivdy. The deaths remrmated an annual rate of mortality of 28.5 per thousand, and during the six weeks ending with batiaday last. the death-rate averaged 28.8, which was 1.6 below ...

... Norfolk - gnhla death-ratm per 1,000 IMag, faltering, and with mo.-.! melodious cry, the bad. HaM-tim ...