... the agricultural counties of Wiltshire, Dorsetehire, Devon - shire, Cornwall, Pand Somnersetehire, the per-centage of infant mortality to births was only 11-0, and was so low as 9Odin Wiltshire. One of the most noticeable features in. the death returns ...

... and 1881, was 83,478 in the first three months of this year. The 110,324 deaths in the period just ended included 32,600 of infants under one year, 71,102 of children and adults aged between 1 and 60, and 36,462 of persons aged upwards of 60 years. In the ...

... Goubh, Holy Trinity, 38 years it, Thomas Baker, St Mary Steps, infant a S-Leslie Edwards, St James, 6years , Joulia Toll, Allhallows-en-the-Vs all, 75 rk 9-Alice Jarvib, St Olave, infant ?? arnmett. St MaiF Major, 3 years re IQ-elezabteh Best, St David ...

... it, but in the one just ended there were only 6. Of the total 178 deaths, in the present report, 44 of them were those of infants under one year, 75 were of persona between one end sixty, and 69 referred to adults who had attained sixty years and over ...

... 54 years 2-Hester Pentecost, St James, 61 4-Jessie Norrish, St David, 38 Josephine Ralling, St James, infant I 5-Minnie Gar ner, St James, infant Maria Monutfori, St Matthew, 70 years 7-John Mallett, St Matthew, 77 Minnie Crocker, St Sidwell, 27 Mary ...

... (Copy.) I die in all humility, Iluowing well that we are all alike before the Throne of God, and request therefore that my mortal remains be conveyed to the grave without any pomp or state. They are to be moved to St. George's Chapel, Windsor, where I ...

... this May 31, at Roebucko Farm, Boniton, Mr. J~OrN Rion3 is, r CumGG, aged 42. Am May 30, at 9, North-street, Exeter, the infant son of Mr.or I HxcNoc GitExFELL. as May 30, at. 6, Alma-terrace, Sumnmerland-street, Exeter, trut - Mr. boeEc'N AICELL, aged ...

... -When the bodies of the Princess Charlotte and her Royal I infant came into Windsor last night, the fnneral pro- 'Assion *was preceded by one hundred of the Horse xuards Blne, and the infant and the urn were imme- liately cwnveyed to St. George's Chapel ...

... use between Exeter aind the North Devon lime. SCIIOOL TREAT.-Last Thursday 3(;0 children attending eile Ps-selo,, str,:et Infant Seclool, in this city, were regaled nlitis coffee anld cakie, by J. Diubaml, Esq., wise entirely snpport.s thsis excellent ...

... residence, in Alphington, Mr. J. Tuckett, el at the advanced age of 87. ci I January 28, at Louisa-terrace, Exmocuth, Annie Laura,infant N I daughter of Allan Waters, REsq.. aged 3 months. T I January 28, at Weele Farm, Southtawtoni, after a long illness, B Rebecca ...

... years, Mr. it; Hedge, youngest son of the late Mr. Jobht iodge, of Hinneford, lb that panels Jan. 26, Dorotilea Cecilia, the Infant daughter of thee Rev. James Deans, of Crediton. Jasn. 31i, at the Rectory, Iffley, near Oxford, agied 64, the' Rev. E;. Marshall ...

... and niece of Sir RiEhard Vyvyan, Bart., of Trelowarren, in the same county. DEATHS. July 5, of whooping cough, Edwin, the infant and. only son of Mr. James Hore, Lloyds' agent, aged 10 months. July 4, at her residence, Bradninoh, Devon, in her 59th year ...