... do well to procure this little work or y some portion of it. It is, as it purports to be, a journal of home educationon the infant-school system, and will be found useful and suggestive in the conversational mode of in conveying knowledge, the teacher being ...

... placing it in a position where it can be properly seen, which at present is not the case, at least so far as an orciaary sized mortal is ccncerned. It should be placed upon a stand, low enough to enable the eye to catch all its beauties without an effort. ...

... I FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE. II WINDsoR, TUESDAY-The Queen and the infant is Prince continue well. His Royal Highness Prince Albert went out early this morning deer Shooting. In the afternoon his royal highness drove out in a carriage. Lieut.-Colonel Wylde ...

... affirmed in lettero from ,Utsdiid that a marriage which has been long talked of between Prince Adalbort of Bavaria and the Infante Erne-tina do Bourbon,, daughter of Don lrancisco de Paula, has bacn defiitively resolved on. Tu 'lie Lord Chanceltor eliteriained ...

... of science, he found the skeleton of an infant, and some ghastly grinning skuillo. The poor man fell on the floor and fainted away, at the idea of having slept so Ilung in the same room with the relics of mortality. The skeleton nald skulls scere conveyed ...

... Hon. Frederickmi W~ellesley, youngest sea of. Earl Cewloy, andl Mlse Leftus, daughter of Lerd and Lady Augustus Loftus. The infant dauglter of' 3i;ieutenant-General Sir Francis and L ady SeYmour woe christened on Saturday atI the Chapel Royal, St. James's ...

... eno Sunday, at the residence of her mother, tho asI Duchess Dowager ol Norfoik, inHamilton-place. Hier Lady. i ship and the infant are progressing favourably. The Lady Harriet Ashley was safely deli- vered of a daughter on Tuesday last at the residence ...

... following:- 1 We have already dwelt at sufficient length upon the principles which should guide us in the clothing of an infant immediately after birth. They are, simply, to preserve a sufficient quantity of heat; and to do so without setting any re ...

... Lonnfon. A few dtys ego, while Lord Brooks was strolisng on the beach of the Suesex coatt, near Worthing, at ebb tide, an infant in oliargo of a nurse wandered away to a piece where it was surrounned by the water coming in, and was carried slong with ...

... vho witnessed the scene, as if the portais of Paradise were lung open and that the choirs of angels ware permitted to give mortals some idea of the joys of the blessed. With up- turned eyes, in breathless attention, all sought to find from whence the sounds ...

... her Royal Highness the Prilnceso Helena. The Prince and Princess of Wales having kindly contented to stand sponsors for the infant child of Dr. Sleveking, ono of the physicians attached to thecearl, have presented lim wlth a handsome silver cupn as thelr ...

... braves' may be thrown on mn the coast of Ireland, and take advantage of the national ar disaffection, for the double purpose of mortally wounding - his ancient enemy, and of giving, as a boon to its oppressed oinhabitants, that liberty of which he talks so much ...