... the midst of all this, somebody 'es one day had the curiosity to ask the doctor how he re could possibly have predicted the death of the girl, ds seeing that she had been in perfect health a few hours rybefore. Predict it ! replied the doctor; why ...

... would still be influential in its commission were the punishment of death exchanged for that of imprisonment for life, as he proposed. He farther urged, that the punishment of death excited a feeling of morbid sympathy for the mur- derer. This is not ...

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... SUDDEN DEATHS! THo CArsip AND IcitIL.ASE OtO THESE AIVEtRTOrS V VISli-ATiONS AcCOUNTED FOR. b I Every careful reader and observer must have t. noticed the large number of suddin deaths which n have occurred among the leading men of this country f during ...

... DEATH DUTIES, £2,000,000 CHIEFLY OWING TO I IfNFLUENZA. In the quarter ended December 31 last the totl 1 revenue from the death duties was onl £54,0M 1 more than in the corresponding quarter of tihe .preceding year. In the three quarters ended DU cember ...

... DEATHS BY BATHING. . socme S purs. IT is our painful duty to record several deaths by by si drowning, at the bathing station here, every season. was This year has been no exception, and we see in other intei y places the same misfortunes frequent, in ...

... DEATHS IN 1801. THE year which has ll-st closod has been fatal to more thal, d atn ordinary number of distinguished persons. The Royal Fv Family of England have had to mourn the loss of two of their most illustrious relatives, besides that of the late ...

... SI AtUIA'T'E'D DEATH. j ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~s A vcry extraordiliary caic of'this naturer occurred a few t i li5 ago at If alnlinerstith, ill the person oft' lI rriet 'A s'iiiith, a ynng wertlna of interustitlg appearaince, wlio s v! reed as [luhscnaid ...

... Is DEATH PFAIi'UL? There is an interestinu article in the October Pa rilmier of the New 'Cork PIorur, in wvich Mr Ui Junrius Ieni JBrowne, writing after long study and - even experience of the stbjecct, endeavourrs to de- PIr thione death froin the ...

... CHECKMATE TO DEATH I RHEUMATIC FEVER THREE TIMES. A local correspondent had an interview with Mrs Owen Firmager, of ^The Chart, Limos- field Common, Surrey, who aold the story of her plucky stand against death. You must understand, she said, 'that ...

... PROTECTED TO DEATH. 'I The New YorkEvening Post says:-Tbe recent de- o parture of mechanics from this country for ngland, ar-! under a ce ntract with E aglish builders, and the e gage - tie ment of others to go thereafter, is a matter worthy of es- more ...

... DEATH DUTIES. £2,000,000 OHIEFILY OWING TO IN7FLUENZA. In the quarter ended December 31 last the total revenue from the death duties w7as only £34,000 more than in the correspondfhg quarter of the. preceding year, In the three quarters ended Deo oember ...