... consider Mr. Begbie's referen,v3 to infant mortality in Belfast. Be produces like an expert conjurer a set of figures from nowhere. He . _ . In the March quarter of last year the percentage of Infantile mortality in West Belfast was 28.1; in the whole ...

... daybreak next morning, an account was brought to use that Major- General Roes, when reconnoitring the enemy. had received a mortal wound by a musket ball, which aimed his glorious career before he could be brought off to the ship. It is a tribute due to ...

... Imperial Government, but they would not pay taxes convalescence. • I that would go to an Irish Parliament even q For weakly infants and overif they were collected by the Imperial Omenssaint. (Applause.) ; children. I The proceedings Waded with three einem ...

... this clqb is to reduce the infantile mortality of Ireland. tg..look after'thsefwejiera of tbe'chilelren. Vr. Marian Amines kindly-gives her services to•tlif babies, and undertakes the weekly weighing of the infants. Mrs. and Miss . IFlLardie ens . vis ...