... Infantile Mortality *= .~ . & Infected milk is the chief causeof the high death-rate of infants in sumfner. The Medical Officer of Health for the City of London in his report for 1910, p. 37, remarks *“That a large proportion of milk goes into consumption ...

... Catholic Ireland as elsewhere. Overcrowding, sweating, unemployment, pauperism, street-begging, boy and girl labour, infant mortality—many of these could be eradicated, and all of them mitigated, if we, Irish Catholics, only grasped the modern idea of ...

... post office. INFANT'S DEATH. CORONER ON SATCRDAY NIGHT FATALITIES. At Donard last week an inquest was hel.l by Dr. Kenna, J.P., Coroner for West Wickkev, touching the circumstances of the death, during the previous night, of an infant child named John ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...