... another, which was also a nursery, was occupied by George Armar, and the third was occupied Mr. and Mrs. Crozier and the three infant children of the second marriage, the eldest of whom was in January, 1909. Although there were bedrooms to had, was put iu ...

... madman. I New telegjnn m the •' London gtuidi.” sayap-At OaLHnswiße, uamtdl town in ' Oorinecticat, John Keoefick probably mortally injured hi» pretty bride ooc year, and, after firing a down abota mother-in-bvw and «ifrter-ia-l«rw to commit ■ auiride. ...

... of general vaccination, he says, practically the whole population of Kashmir contracted small-pox in childhood. The mortality was appalling. From this and other causes 50 per cent. of the children are said to die in infancy. I often wish the opponents ...

... brother. John Spenoer by Geoi'ge Armar, and the third was occupied Noel Crozier, 6lh January, ; and Mr. and Mrs and the three infant children Armar.Crozier the 3rd September, 1904. Her of the second marriage, the eldeit ot whom was mother died 1906, and some ...

... SIR EDWARD MOSS, ULSTER WILLS. REV. DOCTOR NICHOLAS Benger’t Food specially prepared for Infants, Inva'ids and the Aged, and for those whose digestive powers have become deranged. _t from other foods in cental. - - principle which changes the preparation ...

... Government has carried through its schemes, but unfortunately the fates are fighting against it. Members of Parliament are mortal, and some will die at an inconvenient time, and members Parliament are human, and some will accept jobs or peerages regardless ...

... in finding homes for older children, but no institution in Belfast, except the Workhouse, takes care deserted or orphan infants. Yet the early years of a child’s life are all-important for its future welfare. It also proposed use the home for the training ...

... 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 ...

... as to the moral oualitiea of actions, it being venial thing Maeeqneoce, to break all the lawn of God aad the country, bat mortal aia to disobey the priest. The text-books, especially those ia ikilosophy aad history, wars all arranged to the interests ...

... weather than they would a very hot summer There generally a complete absence that infantile rUarrhcea which causes such high mortality among all classes, but particularly among the poor, in dry. hot sAumet. One of the leading medical otlkers of health in ...

... knew that one of its first Acts would be to stop Orangemen walking on 12th July to celebrate the glorious, pioue. and im• mortal memory of their deliverer William 111. (Voice Never.) If they had a Home Rule Parliament sitting in College Given. Dublin ...

... vein© had great weight with his follows. He had suddenly appeared on© day . many years previously. Jiad engaged tho then King mortal ••ombat. and. haring slain him with club, challenged any other man to depose him. None them tried it after they had seen the ...