... better sanitary regulations, lo be sure, their case is not near so bad as that of our cathedral city, where the rate of mortality, and consequently expense of sickness, funerals, loss of work &'c , is very much higher; but still, the men of Newton, s ...

... May 4, 9 am.—The Queen convalescent. 'Hie infant Princess is perfectly well. Her Majesty's, recovery is so far advanced, that no more bulletins will be i^/tued. The infant Princess is a remarkably fine infant, not $o delicately formed as her sister, and ...

... the soft rounded limbs which belongs to mortality ; and it is easy to discover that ere long the Woman will triumph over the Deity, and the victory of passion be complete. Her face is radiant with more than mortal beauty, and the whole expression of the ...

... 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 ...

... annual reports and quarterly returns tbe causes these differences in tbe mortality of the several parts of tbe country, and tbe population, bave been discussed. The high mortality of towns bas been traced to crowded lodgings, dirty dwellings, personal ...

... 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 « ...

... portion of the mortality fell upon the girls' school. Nor this to wondered at when we come to examine l>r. Sutherland's report. That gentleman states that the school long, low, narrow, damp shed, utterly nnfit for a schoolroom; and the infant school, the ...

... the Hon. Theobald Fitz- Walter Butler, aged sis years and six months. At Derby, in this parish, on Friday last, Charles, the infant son of Mr. Charles Jones, publican. At Prospect Cottage, in the parish of Fremington, Mr. Win. Snell, aged Hi. Bideford, on ...

... accounts deaths yesterday vary from between 1000 and 1,500, and to-day, they say, worse than any. April 15.— Accounts of mortality vesterday'atil! more alarming : 1800 deaths the city. There was great danger of the bodies being left in* the houses and ...

... number the mortality had increased uniformly in the rat o of the population since ISIS. London the increase is 14 per rent.; in the other 81 districts. 52 per cent after deducting for east of population; in some densely peopled towns the mortality has more ...

... was no bar to stand in the way of it by some mortal sin, the sacrament of baptism was beneficial ex opere operato, to the parties receiving it. In the case of infants it was not in the power of the infants to place any bar to the benefits conveyed at ...

... heaven, and heaven's God adoring And who can tell what visions high May bless an infant's sleeping eye ? What brighter throne can brightness find To reign on than infant's mind, Ere sin destroy'd, error difn, The glory of the Setaphih ? ABSENCE! —On Monday ...