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... Saturday afternoon in the public street at Lisbon. His Majesty and the Queen, with their two sons, the younger of whom, the Infante Manuel, is little or. than eighteen, wars returning from their counts 7 seat at Villa Vioosa. and were driving from the railway ...
... o’clock yesterday afterecoa. Tho King, Queen, Grown Prince, and Infante Manuel were driving in open carriage, when group men fired with carabines. The King and Crown Prince Wire mortally and Infante slightly wounded. Queen Amelia, who tried shield the Crown ...
... and happier than the last. The o fut how it se ts con over n of he the infant depends largely nt months of its life. The all-important question rs the feeding. That fortunate mortal, the breastfed baby, is getting rarer nowadays, especially in our large ...
... happier than the last. The future conatiitition of the infant depends largely on how it gets over the early months of its life. Tho all-important question, then, is the feeding. That fortunate mortal, the breast-fed baby, is getting rarer onwadays,.espevially ...
... Primo Manuel were driving in an earriege when • group of opened fire with !narbines. The King Crown Primo wore : mortally wounded. and the Infante slightly sounded. Queen Amelia had • miramilont ear ape as see to try and shield the Cross Primo. hot waa not ...
... in the form of mortality rates per 1,000 infants living, may bo summarised as saving of 129 to 182 infant lives per 1,000. ‘infant* in immediate neighbourhood, but not depot-fed. 187 to per 1,000. Practically saving of 129 to 182 infants ...
... 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 ...
... 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- ...
... asrs-ainated. The K'lij?, the Queen, the Crown Prince, and the Infante were driving in an open carriige. Suddenly group of fired wi h carbint s. The King end Crown Prince wir fatally, and tbe Infante nuel eligb ly wounded. Qrte Atml c, who made an rffort to ...
... re« eono »«• ovw KING AND CROWN PRINCE ASSASSINATED. IUBBIBLE TBAUEDT IN LISBON. KIN O CAB LOS DEAD. CROWN PRINCE MORTALLY WOUNDED. INFANTE MANT EL ALSO INJURED. HEROIC ACT QUEEN. ,h. Hi. Majeaty the -’mpa.ied the the Crown Prince, and the Jntante returning ...
... means supplying their infant children with food ...
... deaths. «♦ • * CHILD MORTALITY IRELAND. Of the 18.110 deaths registered in Ireland last quarter, 2.348, or 13.0 per cent., were of children under 1 year old ;and 7,997. 44 * ! were persons aged 60 years and upwards, ine deaths of infants under year old are ...