... milk infection: is the poistry cause in most in:tan:en; that , Mime is • considerable anoriamity . them diem. in bream-fed infante one of the abltairn Foote which can be put friend ! to prole this contention. Except in the cam; of the germs of all these ...

... ceremony m nonnection \Tith the Babtee' Club, 17 l/ivis street. which has been started under the auspices of the Infantile, -Mortality Comrnittee the Women* National Health Association. Ills Excellency, who was attended .Mr. Mcrvyn Williams, ADC., and accompanied ...

... birth* in relation reduction infantile mortality. :;.t- history of the j>ubj«* t, quoted uuor. expressed Sir William Broad- * ;a rarliamentary Committee. Proate-n the doitor would lead to , ril yu.' living infant life, and have the general health of the ...

... generally soppoaed—disseminated through muk channels. Every person who reads the papers must aware that the death-rate amongst infants from dianhosal and bowel derangements in the summer time is appallingly nigh, and it' has been proved beyond yea or that milk ...

... fortb- Mr Ernest Ryan; and the Messrs. lecture Food and by E. H. Woods and M. Brennan. Cox. February 19th. In- fant Mortality and Infant Muk Depots, ST. JAMES’S BAND CONCERT. Sir William 'Thompson. F.R.C.P., 21ft What should prove one the most attrac- ...

... Lady Florence Maude, tod irfr. Litttedale, K.C. (jnstructod by Mr. H, Macnamara) for Mr* Rutherford, creditor. RELIGION OP INFANTS. Yesterday, in the CSancery Dmeion, before the Master of lie RoDe, the caee of H'Bride, intants, end the Gunlisniblp ol I ...

... tit I American contribution to the Keats Shda Memorial Fund is two and half time* a large as that England. “The Gods, some Mortals, and Profm Murray.” This the title the “Saticis Review” gives to review Profesaor Xu ray’s book—” The Rise of the Greek Epic' ...

... eminently attractive and seasonable reading. beautifully illustrated. The coloured pictorial supplement of Our Lady and the Infant Saviour is an art treasure well worthy of framing. Penwerta to City Despitel2.—The late Mr. %%amen St.. Leger Woods. of Whitestown ...

... tiein g in • Sin dealing with • rid dos L and N.W. titer them purr. I may ny reprds the de. Pk. R. crossing nf infantile mortality the Inn Pa ' National Health Aseaciation has jaw now Did he ern to think bit .eedd tarsi ea the in Dublin an Want milk depot ...

... afternoon they were busy hurling challenge! across to the yawning bull terriers, and when they were not defying other species mortal combat they were quarrelling among themselves. A third piize-winner was several times on tho verge strangling himself in hojK-IcES ...

... course of the correspondence they said things about one mother which abroad would not have been wiped out without recourse to mortal combat. they have evidently made up their differences without bloodshed, for I observe that at next week's dinner of the ...

... from taking young children into drinking bars. It was unhappily the commonest thing in the world for mothers to carry their infants with them into these places, and not only to expose them to a vitiated atmosphere, but frequently to give them 'tastes of ...