The Sun.
London, England, 1858-04-21 00:00:00

HEALTH OP LONDON DURING TBE WEEK.

(Prom the .Repert of the Registrar General.)

The deaths in. London registered in the week
ending Saturday, Aprill7, were 1207, being nearly
the same as those of the previous week. In the
ten years 1848-57 the average number of deaths
in the weeks corresponding with last week was
1102, but as the deaths now returned occurred in
an increased population, they should be compared
with the average, after the latter is raised in propor-
tion to the increase, a correction which will make it
1212. The number actually returned, therefore,
agrees almost exactly with that obtained by calcu-
lation. Whooping-cough and measles still maintain
a high mortality, the former having numbered 77
deaths in the week, the latter 55. • Two widows
died at the age of 96, one at Walham -green,
another in Islington workhouse.
Last week the births of 1009 boys and 956 girls
in all 1965 children, were registered in London.
thetheln
average
atene.aecorrespondingitumher was w
3eleskBstfof the years 1848-

EVEN-HANDED JUSTICIE.—Lord Clarendon wished to
go round about tke bush. Mr. Erskine preferred going
slap through it. Lord Clarendon wished to put his own
arguments into the mouth of Sardinia, without commit-
ting England to truth and common sense on the case of
the Cagliari. Mr. Erskine preferred committing Eng-
land to truth and common sense, and did it. Therein
Mr. Erskine was insubordinate, as Nelson was when he
stuck his glass to his blind eye, and swore he could not
see the signal of recall flying at the mast-head of the
admiral commanding him. But if Mr. Erskine deserves
suspension, for forgetting official•subordination, surely
hanging would not be too had for Lord Clarendon, who
has sacrificed national dignity, and the rights of British
subjects.—Punch.
THE MURDER AT ROCEIESTEL—The inquest on the
holy of Mary Turner, who was murdered by her hus-
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