... reraentu• Pat .test. lie en It att.w of tr. 14.8.brre. lesalsrlte. J. It. 1;153 .. •P'.l .. 231 Bo 16 .. 11 34 Jan. 31, 288 257 INFANTS. Jan. 31, 181 1 2 .. 1'23 .. .. 84.111 .. 15112 Jan. 111113 .. 102 .. 77 27 .. 22 73 The average number of children npon the ...

... Friday was upwards of £7, iucludiug 1:2 kindly sent by Lady Manvs•rs. The proceeds will be given towards • harmonium for the infants' school. The Vicar kindly supplied refreshments. Rushee and cane for the street erica were lent by Mr. Bell, Kirkerate, Newark ...

... them to hisl that to the jug and upright men death has terrors equal to the stain of falsehood and dishonour. Let, then, the mortal remains of our Brother which lie at our feet, let these stones which Mend around, in so many reminding of our ewe dear ones: ...

... the ' missing propesty.—The application was granted. FOR PRESERVING, PURIFYING and beautifying the skin. soalp, and hair of infants. and pre. tenting the first symptoms of distressing rashes, nothing DO pure, 00 WOK DO wholesome. as CrTI(-vas SOAP, greatest ...

... gates after had almost all the villagers who could had sinembledt.. sairb with many eiriaulfeetatnins of ere grief as the mortal meneina f their and renered bishop were borne from them. On the mad to Sonthwell the warne sympathetic regret was arid tho ...

... sen• =of imprwonment with hard labour. In the Ole Swath Ann was charged . with brig drunk in Lombard-Week while an - el an infant.-P.e. Brant nod the web bilphesely drab, *ad utterly wawa. r . _ ow at herself or the child. Rhe had fallen down bGo road ...

... that on Thursday evening _next, the occasion of the lost lantern lecture, • special offertory will be taken for Bt. Leonard's Infant Schools. It is hoped that parents and others interested in this excellent school will respond as liberally as they conecientionsly ...

... the to! low ing letter was none, -It is all %my fine saying you dealt want to see my prettv hoe any more and calling me an infant now; )3ut why didn't me that ago? I told Ica yin didn'S want me--scores and of time. 1 ewe MM. If my dear mother oeidd have ...

... gets wven meals a day regularly. What with the dreadful howling.. .if this and Spivey'e disgusting language, 1 will defy any mortal - man to find a bedlam hell hole to equal it. They are completely master of everyone about the pitie. They can smoke like ...

... was referred day to au, that anyone bringing te bear rec much s 11l Aftensaya. -- - LJt in mochal. ice. With regard to the infants' class his ____. Ito the committee, and that committee had earefnUy energy and so much iutelligence ae Mr. 31arelund hal 'Od ...

... which family wage be. a soosise sisli ism plot tor were devoted to the Additional Ousters' Aid y yery asog It id se and the Infant School funds, amounted to 2s. eatedlimmtelleeithes•pasoriloteololklyroo. At St. John the Arndt's, South Cellingham, the tops ...

... thirteen days—when the death of an infant three days old was registered. When we call to mind the prevalence of scarlet fever cases in the town at the present time, during • month which is noted for its fogs, the mortality rate may fittingly be described ...