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... in mind the generous and humane wishes which are expressed in that memorial.—l am, air, your obedient servant, STANLEY OF ALDERLEY. TEMPERANCE MEETING.—The teetotallers have superseded Dr. McNeile and the Protestant Association at Exeter Hall, and every ...
... influenza there were 2 deaths; from erysipelas, 10; from cancer 17 deaths, of which all except three occurred to women ; and 9 women died after childbirth. In two persons fatal disease is stated to have been the result of intemperance. The death of a woman of ...
... returns of the five weeks immediately preceding; during the greater part of November the deaths fluctuated between 837 and 893. The increase is apparent in deaths caused by diseases of the respiratory organs; hooping-cough carried off 23 children, about ...
... The Prize Tale. Willoughby and Co. 12mo. The Justification rf War as the Medium of Civilisation. By George Stephens. C. Mitchell. 12mo. It is somewhat bold in these days of Peace Congresses and Societies for the promotion of Universal Brotherhood, for ...