... attention the proposal. iBl were 903(3 new patients treated Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, during last tf, and the percentage of deaths, after ducting those which occurred within 48 Jim after the patient's admission, was oniy 3. There were 529,439 out patients ...

... [T. M' MORRISON -Mrs WARRINGTON aad bar brothers, and A. MORRISON, beg thank all friends for the sympathy own them on the death their to ALEXANDER MORRISON, 13 Elmwood Terrace, MEMOEIAM. DIN NIB.—In loving memory oar Soar m» MARGARET TREKBURN DINNIE, ...

... FATAL LARKING WITH A PISTOL. This morning a lad named Walter Giant, aged 15, was arrested Reading, charge! with ...

... grounds, and there died 713, 665 tho institution. Of thc*o cases, were m*jdical and 4625 surgical. deaths to cases treated is the same last year—7.4. deaths occurring within liours were deducted, the percentage would reduced to 5-3, or .2 less than the procoding ...

... DEATH OF A STIRLINGSHIRE GENTLEMAN. Mr Bmlley Murray, >IJ i'olmaise, Stirling. d e-l this morning from Ik r'.rt c'.is ...

... ibjp aaaesdsd by the total for the previous year. Moras Cam Newcastle. —The craze for motor «aes is evidently dying a natural death, at so far aa Newcastle is concerned. Applicatsona lor to run these cars within the city 'ariag not year were coimilnrinl by ...

... YEAR FATALITIES. AUGTTMiNTS FOR WILFRID. Brown, oarijer, Silver Row, was fo;jTvj in his yesterday morning. A doctor sakl that death was doe suffocation, as avowed through taking too drink the preview:. Clarke, 64, miner, entered a on Saturday evening, and ...

... troops are the highest spirits. The deaths from the Boor shell fire have moral effect. Our only hope is that our present patience ' will rewarded bv a chance of' naving off the heavy scores have against the Boers. The deaths from dysentery and enteric fever ...

... Edinburgh thn 29th Dn> cecmber, by the Rev. W. Klrkpatrlck, GEORGE CLEPHAN C. to KATE, only daughtsr ROBERT HUNTER* Gorglo Road. DEATHS. BROWN» —At Royal Infirmary, Jlnt nit, JESSIE BOM, oged 59 yean, wife of the Into QEORQE BROW*. iquarryman. Funeral on Wednesday ...

... Skinner, the fireman, had gone on to the tender of the engine, and his head tame in ...

... home, but although artificial respiration was resorted to, the attempt was futile. The doctor who was called certified that death was due to drowning and nervous j shock. ...

... ever. I could only reply, Wait and see how you feel when the tide running the other way. It does not seem «tsv to ...