... quarter of 1882 -was 16-3 per i ceo. ty Judged by the weekly returns from the twenty-eight great I towns, the rate of English mortality would have been again edexceptionally low last quarter but for the unusually cold oh weather during March. be Exeter in the ...

... who, while intoxicated, was e thrown violentlyon to the pavement of a street ill Whitwick by the accused, and received a mortal injury on the back of the head. Laley (who was indicted for wilful murder, but only f convicted of manslaughter) wvas sentenced ...

... neglected to provide withwholesome and properly ventilated sleeping accommodation, and by these means had caused it to be mortally sick and dis- tempered, and had so occasioned death. The prisoner pleaded not guilty. He was also arraigned upon three other ...

... icere scre receivbd.v( Dr. Harris reported that in No. I district during the vs Imonth a very excessive mortality had prevailed among' tic infants, no less than eight children under one year of age re having died. Probably three of these were notpreventible ...

... Petherick, who, in cpening Sbe show their said it gave him great pleasure to do so. As band everybody knew, infant societies, like infant citis mortals, had to meet with sundry difficulties before they reached maturity, and he thought they might say these ...

... in great *d surpriee, inquired of him the reason. A child was u horn, his hone r said, and I'm the happy sire, ?? An infant judge? Oh no, said he as yet he's o but a crier. ,Secretary of Mendicity Society: V, bat'a your namne, at my good ...

... that of the property at the commencement, and for many years after the commencement of the lease above four hundred fold. The infant Marquis of Bute is the chief landlord of this princely property; and his father, the late Marquis, built a dork at Cardiff ...

... with his wife and child (the latter nine months old), he attacked them with a razor, and, having first nearly severed the infant's head from its body, he attempted the destruction of his wife. He first cut her across the wrist, severing com- pletely all ...

... and Druggists. INFANXT LoEg.-There is no doubt that the Registrar- General's reports and statistics relating to mortality amongst infants would show a very marked improvement for the better if one of the simplest domestic aids to the nursery, in the shape ...

... produced by its reparative action, and, particulanly with regard to infant, can confirm the wrords of a distinguished writer in the Meical l'imes cad Gatelle-' In badly-nourished infants, Dr. do Jougha Light-Brown Cod ILiver Oil is invaluable. The rapidity ...

... W31iely at the Pine Apple, Portman market, on an infant whichcameby its death underthefollowingcircumstances. The parents of the deceased were removing to other lodgings, and a folding bedstead, in which the infant was Iving asleep, was turned up, with the child ...

... nurse, an Englishwoman. a Miss Shaw, who receives a sttpend of £100 a-year, and two healthy French country women suckle the infant, who-promises to be a very robust child. Prince Albert is to open the -Art Treasures Exbibi- tion at Manclhester,.on the 6th ...