... that amongst ahe low-class English the loss of I infant life was very much in excess of what it is in their Irish population. They ascribed this a to the fact that the Irish motherswnnrtamd their t infants much more commonly than the English s mothem The ...

... *was left could barely be seen with a mnicroscope. Conceit' is' so, shallow, and withal so unbecoming to .mortal man- 'tis no adornment to mortal wIomen. A beggar proud of his rags, a leper of his :sicaes, Ar'a donkey of his bray, is as consistent as the ...

... girl:- An' is that her, the highest lady in the rland? 'Pon me word she minds me of nothinga so n much as old mither when she's mortal plazed. The k size of her now, sittin' in that grand carriage, no a bigger than me Biddy, who turned twelve last Bal- linasloe ...

... memorial pillar. Three other graves, similarly bern, may be -scn, two near the church- yard wallt-:one of them evidently for an infant-and another onle'to the north-east. There are now no remains of coverings, but in some the ledges on which lids have rested ...

... eccentric and indifferent to worldly success, superficially savage and cynical, but in reality the kindest and most unselfish of mortals. Somerset was little more than an ambitious ama- teur. Leroy combined the profession of painting wit]: that of writing sketches ...

... success- sion of fair visitors, urging his interest in the prevention of cruelty to children, ditto animals, the guardianship of infants, Sunday closing, and local option; he wondered what, was the mission of the latest coiner as he rose to receive her with his ...

... PUZZLE.. Once with crisply.starched collar. I upon a Christmas time, At the cost of half-a-dollar Visited the pantomime. And my infant eyes extended Very wide when, all o-roW,. Fairy forms, ethereal, splendid, Came and tripped it to and fro. Came there Eve's ...