... Indeed the form of thle disease-which 'has long been prevalent in the cities of America, is de- signated it their bills of mortality cholera infantun. The 'disease also proved fatal to many old people. And some adults died of attacks' which could not in ...

... numbers that perish in England alone, from re- movable causes of sickness and mortality, amount to nO less than 136 persons every day. 11, That although the sickness and mortality from these causes press with peculiar severity on the poorer classes, yet the ...

... May, Caroline Hillman died from the mortal effects of a certain poison called 'savin,' but whether taken for the purpose of de- stroying life or procuring premature lahour, there was no evidence to show. 'That the infant male child of Caroline Hillman died ...

... Thornas Barker, of that parish, when their infant years not giving them sufficient foresigiht ofthe danger of approaching too sear, they were unfortunately struck by one ofthe sails, and the above-nanied received a mortal wound in her head, whiich terminated ...

... accommodation than could be n found in the boats provided for the privates, arranged that r- their wives, each of whom had a young infant, should pro. d ceed In the boat with the serjeant major and his wife, wwhile the; themselves were with their company. Near ...

... of in- crease is apparent in the fact that in each of the last two wveeks the mortality from cholea liad been about double that of the week immediately preceding. The mortality from diarrhea and dysentery also increases, the deaths in three weeks having ...

... judge of every other deceased, whether lie died in any other sin, and was to bc dennounoed, in Sia iastaolarmn offilr over his mortal remains, as cut off from the body of Christ, and from the blessed inheritance of all who died in the Lord. I have deemed ...

... front, i-eit, singular, to relate, the I i passed rig it throtugh'his body, and killeil the next behind liin, Irithouat mortally wounding the principal offender, who muiraculously sirvives to prefer-the charge-of murder against his Captaill. -few davs ...

... fled. The Jury returned a verdict of Accidentally Drowned.-We could not avoid joining in the general sympathy when we saw the mortal remains of one who struck useven in death as the very finest model of muscu- t lar symmetry and matily beauty of feature that ...

... wife knows not that her husband is beyond the reach of earthly suffering. 'Ahe some rag covers the festering remains of mortality and the skeleton forms of the living, who are unconscious of the horrible contiguity, Rats devour the corpse, and there is ...

... ' THE DEATH OF LORD KEANE. The mortal career of Lord Keare has closed in peace. ful and domesticprivacy. This very fortunate commander breathed his last at Burton-lodge, in Hampshire, in the 64th year of his age, the diseases with which he was afflict- ...

... PenIshurst-place, in Kent-to h eb place her reinains were removed- tand great niece to IM] rs. Coke, of Holklam, and thas left one infant daughter. ID one of the menageries exhibiting at Brighton rraces, last week, was a striped hyena (syusia vail- garis), which ...