... by INFANT MORtTALITY IN EXETRa. tory d In cempliance with the instructiors given at the lest meeting, tion a that the medical officers should consider end report on the causes noti Atwhich tended to the excessive rate of imertality among infants in not ...

... Nobiltiv of both lexes the Duchefs cordufcted the childreni 96 ti number) to the leveral boo'ths, where fhe rurp! ed thefe infant f',or wmiii their chocct tors,; as preients: after which t her Rovral Ilighnefs preie r ited a glafs of wivze anda e cake ...

... recently issued Wve learn that the mortality of the last quarter is consi-. derably below the average, and that a marked improve- ment has very generally taken place in the public health throughout the country. The mortality of the country, says the Report ...

... body of Thomas E Clarke Lewis, aged six weeks, infant son of Emni s Lewis, of Nottingham, a single wroman, was terminated o on Monday night. It was fully proved that she had her- C self drowned the infant by placing it in the canal, and C evidence of her ...

... It is tile general opirrion that the murler was not perpetrated in belvidere-row, where the bolv was found; but after the mortal woundl leas given, the itin- fortunate young wonian was carried to, and placied op- pQfite, Mr. Gibbs's gate. T'c grounds ...

... conseqienceis that the 0orlthous is's over'c'rowded that the weekly mortality is increasing tb an alarming extent,' The Scariff Union, too,'is in a most frigh'tfbt condition: the mortality in the, workhouse at' ptesent averages 47 a week and it has hap- ...

... as the mpea5les and chlp cougb are so prevalent. If lbe 'rrhiation of the .gaoi cooes with any other disorder, *eiy fev infants iecovei. Mothers ought .eter td .ba without t'fe AMERICAN SOOTHI G SYRUP. Id ihe Suisury; for it a chIl4 wakes In the nlght ...

... CHIiDirn .-Tbomas Hunt, Esq,, late Iledical r Officer of Health, St. Giles's and Bloomsbucy, writes:-- In badly-nourithed infants, Dr. de Jongli's Lpight-lirewn Cod liver Oil is invaluable. The rapidity with which tw o or three tea-spoonfuls a day will ...

... divipefitv~tour already bestowed -on this, infant estahlishrdent, and. to intreat - that he would ,carry on and-coniplete a- work whichi was L begun, with a view to his glory, and the salvation of im' mortal souls. A most excelleut .sermon was preached ...

... variety of race, climate, add costume. Iis oerons are sharp, winiged form, msodernised versions of Greeran mythology, or mortals highly allegoriscel enld their mbvements are vague, sWift, and Inxdepen lent of ordinasy physi- eal ?? Afssoccin,t Life at ...

... flames. What excites wouder especially is the fact that the statues of the Divine Infant and Our Blessed Lady alone remained undamaged. The face of the statue of the Divine Infant preserves its exquisite loveliness, though resoned from a shapeless mass of debris ...

... family in the parish of Widdecombe-in-the Moor. The chief increase of mortality was found under the headings of apoplexy and heart disease in adults, under atrophy and debility amongst infants, and under bronchitis both in adults and children. Newton Rural ...