... Orange Institution. Revs. A. J. Moore and J. W. Minchin concluded the burial service, after which the grave was closed over the mortal remains of one who, as the unique demonstration of mourning at the funeral testified, was one of the best-respected inhabitants ...

... piteose, weak, wailing voice of a witw-born baby, that smote their hearts with horror, for they leered they had mortally wounded an infant. ® Oh. go em. Wee the child hart?' eaclaimed Adelaide, (airliner her hands in pity. Of coarse it wasn't, Do ...

... wail of an infant. Iho dogs a , the same time pointed the mouth of a cavern--- . ' —Oh. Lord. My Lo.d! What's the matter? Oh. go on, go on ! . They called off the dogs and entered the cave, where they found a young, white infant, no don'•t at ...

... at home ill of diphtheria. She leaves them for a little while to take the air. calls on another lady who is nursing a young infant. and, without the smallest scruple, takes the little one from its mother's arms to caress it. A byestander, who knows that ...

... cyclist wasonee traver.iug the less frequented parte of Jams, it was quite the common thing for children to weep and bolt in mortal fear at the night of him, It is questionable whether it is in the best interests of club life to offer a prize for the best ...

... Bertrand. Yes, when she deenisher , e'f in the right : but she is tl`P mat rigidly truthful and conecientioas piece of mortality for one of her age. T ever brew, Morning had come with it beantifid tranquil and holy, re.ti , g like a benediction on the ...

... oromed this threshold. Now, as she pushe I the front following are the result. of the London College door Open. no living mortal came to reet her. of Music examination, held at Ballymena and No brother, no sister, no father, no mother Portrueh last m ...

... his condition and history. It appeared, they said, that he had always been very untruthful, deceitful, and violent. As an infant he was almost unmanageable. When five years of age he was sent from home on account of a serions illness, and there was the ...

... bar rescue. He succeeded in disabling both of the miscreants, wounding one slightly, and the other severely; bat received a mortal blow himself. He was brought immediately to my residence, and everything medical skill could suggest, done for his recovery ...

... and Mee. Houston. (Applause.) Though these will remain a eplendid mourner to their memory in the day. to came yet '• the mortal stone and lima cannot possibly endure lager than the love with which they are enshrined in tte hares of their pupils. (Applause ...