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... ,, 23. BosToN, Renrietta,' infant, St. John. 25. GA'rrz'jr Henry W4, 79 years St Helen ?? 25. TReNU, Willia T., S years, zt. Peter. 25. WmRITING Eliz Snf at, St. Margaret. 26. HALLs, riaS. 5,2 year, St. Matthew. MORTALITY IN IPSWICH. An abstract of the ...
... GXIBBoN, Ida D., 8 years, All Saints. ,, 23. lINSS, Goo. Wmn., 8 years, St. Helen. 23. BLOOMrrFIELD, Emma, infant, St. Mar- garet. MORTALITY IN IPSWICH-ITS CAUSES. An abstract of the return of deaths for the week ending Saturday, June 18th, 1898. Little ...
... of Bury St. Edaund'e, aged c' 24, years.I1 DrUCoAYr.-lst Derom'bor, ?? York Cottigee, Snffeil¢ ° Roed, Harrold, the beloved infant son of Heory and NIllio Ditehsm, aged one month. EASTEr.-261.h November, at Park Place, Yoxford, 13 Robert John Eslter, late ...
... ty I itchie, late of Cawnpore, India, aged 59 at years. *r. RoFp..-25th June, at Otley, Daisy Hilda, the r- dear'l loved infant daughter of John and Kate ts Roper. ly Sufil~.-4th July, at the Grange, Walton, Mary ig Elizabeth, the dearly-beloved dau;iht ...
... at i, Waterloo Bond, Cbha6ls Samuel Rowland, in hi 6B2ed year. IIUDLAND.-18th December, aftChelmondieton, Elsie iJennie, infant daughter ofA. :naud. SOUTUOAvE._-1th Deceenber, at Baruhane. Station (G.E R),. John Southgate, ,Stalion-moater, the beloved ...
... WMatthei. 10. r LivN, Mary A ., 3 years, S.. Clement. Tc 10. KING, Charles,. 26 years, St. Peter. e , 10. HALLS, Augusta J., infant, St. Clement. P I,, t. GENTr, George B., 62 years, St. M'argaret. I 11. Lnvnzrsr, Caroline, 53 years, St M1at- Tuse re ~~thew ...
... Mr. Wm. Long and his widow. Colonel Long bimself in 1877 founded a Rsadinr-roor, Working Men's Club, and Library, over the Infants' Schoolroem in Church Street, an institution which now has abodt 80 members. COl. Long wag essentially a oetinty gentleman ...
... take each phase in succession we fliel quilities shich point towvards the attailnmelnt of 61he highest perfection which weck mortals can hope fr.. Amidthe excitement arouned by the events which hlve il'orwed so rapidly ou his eleatb, we may have lesr sicio ...