... li are inadro-stablc, it ample and productive source of comfort both to the parent and Infant. It is also strongly recommended for ligbt tappers, food for infants, and makes most delicious custard padding, for which purpose it has been used families of ...

... maid— Her people's love the brightest gem That decks her virgin diadem. Glad—as his note whose joyous wing The tiding bears of infant spring ; Soft—as the leaves that haste greet. And twine around his airy feet; Pure—as the liquid drops that dwell in the « ...

... of NORMANBY in prea petitMtfMhfoor of tbe Hraltb of Towns Bill, Wiled evil anaiog from the abuse of buml dobs. audpbMat mortality amongst iafanu, occaaiooed by tbs drugs, such as Codfray’s Cordial, and other opiates. He thoufbt that individual ought to ...

... shall mark their fall; And beautiful rain they For them shall not be heard one rustic sigh. . One wither*d hough leans o*er infant tomb. You simple stone records bis early doom . Sweet Boy ! the winter struck thee, and whan Spring Wav*d o*er the earth his ...

... pale her sister was flatbed, descended the sgept the throne the Infante Francieco d'Aems placing himself by her side; the Queen-mother being on her Majesty** right. the same lime, the Infant* and the Duke de Montpensier, with the Duke d*Aamale, stationed ...

... Ac., an. aid and reaptciabia liadesuian town. At Pipsipton. the 18th instant, aged ten montbs. FrencMpliing biaytbe, the Infant son ot' Savage,liaq. Ou Flfclay, 18th instant, after paiafu! and prolonged illneaa, Mrs. Toms, wife uf Mr. ktaubea Toma Hilbnry ...

... useful augceatione cootaiued in tb.s tract deserve to submitted to the consideration ol public at Urge. The cause* of the mortality which ravages Urge towns are hero obly explained and shown not be the naiural consequence the “ills which flesh is heir to/’ ...

... about two o’clock in the afternoon, her master mistress (who had the infant in her arms;, were t kitchen, and hearing her mistress cry • * ' went directly into the kitchen, L the infant >n her arms, and some ~lood ° 'j* head, her master standing in an ...

... year*, instance, from Ihirtv-rrar* rgr and upwards, mortality in the year which teromuf-s th- r>ry greatly exceeds that pmedme «>•» years; and, a matter somewhatcunou*, •how the se instances;— Agr. Mortality. Art- »««*; Art M.C ‘T 31.02; *lO 31 23.201 91 * ...

... and weak mind. Tbe jury, after a short deliberation,'eturned verdict of Not Uuilty. A .-SLEEPING CHILD* Art thou • thing of mortal birth, Whoar happy home it the earth Doea human blood with life in hue Thoae wandering vein* heavenly blue That it ray along ...

... Princess. —The Princess de Jolnville was sah-ly delivered of Princess, at Neuilty. on Tuesday oigb*. Her Royal Highness and the infant Princess are both going on favourably. It is curious coincidence that Tuesday was anniversary of the Prince Joinville's birth-day ...

... tence ofa friend wiloeat, demanded instant satisfaction. Shots ware piomptly interchanged ; end, by the first fire, Boyd fell mortally wounded. The dying men was removed to bia barrack room .and Campbell hastened from the scene ol blood. The storm of passion ...