... on the writing table:- Presented by her scholars and their friends to Miss Alice Cliffe. late teacher of the Parish Church Infant School, Levland, with grateful remembrance of the industry, 'ability, and gentleness with whioh' ehe fulfilled her duties ...

... bearing on the subject to all the super- is intendent registrars in England and Wales. es THE LATE REV. J. P. SHcPicRD.-The mortal d remains of the Rev. James Philip Sheppard, M.A., who died on Monday week, were interred on Thursday - last at the Preston ...

... Lilly Owen, and H. Kelly; ;h infants' handicap, M. McCann, Md. Wallbauk, and A. ho B imson; wheelbarrow raoe, A Dickenson, J. B. Here, af li and B. J. Collins ; obstacle race, David Webster and I srn James Standing; infants' hopping race, E. Wallbank, ...

... of new members were enrolled, and an interest- ing season is anticipated. FUNERAL OF MR, Jo0sEP1r Toulmir -On Tuesaday the mortal remains of the late Mr. Joseph Toulmin, J.P., were laid in their last resting place, in the Non. conformist portion of the ...

... average. ~t retunri there wvere 76 deaths in Preston last week fees on' aga,,inst 39 during the corresponding period in 1890, infant,I .166 in 1889, 34 in 1888, and an average of 17-16 for the, Os 3d; 2 .apas~t six years. Of thme total deatths 25 were those ...

... them. Throueghouit tbe service was 'very interesting. At the adi close a collection was made, which realised XI 12s 6d. am MORTALITY for the week ending Jan. 4th, 18110, and con corresponding week in three preceding years with wil regard to the borough of ...

... averag for the past six yearsag. Of the total deaths in 10 were those of inf'ants who had not colupleted their 001 first year-. St. Peter's Ward 26-23 had the highest at mortality for tlle week, Maudaland '2175, Park sp 22'78, Fishwick 21'43, and Christ ...

... indeed. Discipline and tone are excellent. Iqandht fir School: In spite of the illness of the mistress the character of them infant department is maintained. The m elementary subjects are excellent in the let; and 2nid classes, and creditable in the 3rd ...

... about 33 years. Much sympathy I has been expressed for the husband and family in their bereavement. On Thursday afternoon, the mortal remains of Mrs. Dewhurst were laid to rest in; the Walton Churchyard, amid universal expressions| of grief and respect. The ...

... the dleed of P' arrangement. at OPFIcES FRoa PATHNTs AND. ItEGIETRLTIoN' OF IV ?? s-Mr.Yrtte W. Booth 30duilfihall et Ii MORT'ALITY for the week einding .Jan.~ 18th, 181toa and AI corresponding week in hraie preceding ,years wvith h regard to the borough ...

... was occupied by Mr. ee 1W1--eteaudience were highly appre- and, The NfiT!LlV1 ?? Registrar General reports meel Irate or mortality last week in 28 great had II 1An -id and W~ales averaged '27-3 per 1,000 with * iepopuhtatioti. The rate in Birming- A Bljcbti ...

... perle'unc, The~`i 'rce,'but hi, which amonscit to £7±s'1 are for ?? pro~lu 06 iin iyno baniner'fs th'e i'io. toasi O 4'd APvau MORTAL. - Aman g v sg 'the' iim' 1j hod me Richard Ainsecugh, 47 years of age, who appears to be a2f suffering from iuapaoity, has ...