... The Madrid Papers state that, on the Sth, the Prin- cess Louisa Charlotte, wife of the Infant Francisco de Paula, was safely delivered of a daughter. The Infant Don Sebastian had returned to the capital. FaANcr.-Ministers. were again defeated in the ...

... the extent of mortality ts daily becoming more upe rs alarming, Sol .f ftc Ir The deaths in the union workloooeee alone asnoonted to nearly 1. j. 1,500 in the last wyeek of January flaut of those eetablishme~nts tho no record of mortality is ksept. The ...

... name of Mr. Sangeter, of this town. PUDSEY INFANT SCHOOL,. Monday the tenth, of th' present month, Was our high day, and holiday. The Church bell rang) the children sang! . All verily, looked merrily! Infants six secore, and just three more, Then took ...

... treatment of the ai ;o alpaca being imperfectly understood, they have generally been ' ,sover-fed, which accounts for the mortality amongst those imported, co'r i1 and may perhaps account for the death of the pet alpaca from which Pu - this fleece was shorn ...

... third part of the work is even wore ?? practical than ?? two first, it commences whitrl an account of the mortality which prevails among infants and young child. (Arl ran, and communicaten a number or very important rules for tire preservation of their ...

... of 2,171. o TRE number of persons married last year not being I is of full age was 5,621 men and 16,414 women. f THE Mortality of infants in large towns is great. I s Throughout England and Wales, out of every 1,000 s e deaths, 343 are of children under ...

... the worst parts of the town. The mortality of the metropolitan districts, which in the previous week was rather above the average, fell last week to 912 deaths, or 51 less than the estimate founded on the weekly mortality of former springs. Cholera, which ...

... allowed, the deatha-in teeds are ?? in' excerts under the age of fiac. bat as the rate Oft mortality remains the saore as in Rutland ofterweard, the real rate of mortality of Leeds most be greateri.for it has reference toae numober-alreadya greatly-diminisherl ...

... gebedca Perigo, by adsinnistcerio tb hte a 7r quantity of poison , . At five o6cldck on Pridavy afternoon, L ord Molk f i seon's infant son wasg l aristenetl athis Lurdslip's hoose, ini Seymrnfl-ilace. 'I'ie ceresnnuy was perfis eled by bis trace the Archb;sbhp ...

... DOMESTIC NEWS. Her Majesty, Prince Albert, and the infant royal family, arrived at Windsor Castle, from the Isle of Wight, at six o'clock on Tuesday afternoon. It is expected that the Court will remain at Windsor for about three weeks, then to return ...

... to the he 110ouse of Commons on Monday last, so far as relates to the a recommendation of the Commissioners for restricting infant r labour. From this it will be seen that the Comseiissioners i te recommeend, that no children under nine yeatr of age should ...

... DIISCELLANEO Us. to ea of A letter from Graetz (Styria) states that a vulture lately tto pounced down on an infant, ten months oli, which a woman had r'e left for is moment on the grass, in a field near Waliz. It carried up its prey, and, alighting fifty ...