... country which does not seem to be much embarrassed by the loss of 12 millions of sheep, not to speak of a corres- ponding mortality of cattle: but possibly the secrets of bank lodgers are yet to let us know something more about the individual fortunes of ...

... and vulgar world; so simple, but so effective is the magic v of the hour: you hear sounds, brothers to the thoughts in every mortal bosom !-No wonder at all, should you weep ! for, by the b heart's adoration you acknowledge humility and dependence. c Think ...

... order that the. Crown may now determine as to the disposal of the mother and the child. In case a separation of parent and infant should be deter- mined on, the Bath Guardians have most considerately made arrangements for the reception of the latter in ...

... Coroner (H. W. Hooper, Esq.) held an inqued on Thursday last at the Bishop Blaze Inn, as to the cause of tbe death of the infant son of Wm. Barrott Cooper, plasterer, of Leat-tarrace, Coamercial-road. It appeared that the child was.a month old. On Tuesday ...

... But to what tale ;o or picture of human pasasionas mlg~ht not that motto be 31) affixed Everything el e seems to change in mortal history; i) e srise and are ruined, languages are invented and then lebt lost, manners; customs, religions, and las vesuffer ...

... Eng- latd is very neetrly ten times as nuneerous as ameceg the twoenty-fold larger nember of vaccinated infants. The ditcrrence of the rate of mortality is as two hucirded to one betweece tie two classes. Allegations of intjury arising from vaccincetiot ...

... chiefly at Quarmore Park, nsear Lancaster; end diedth unmarried on the 18th of June, 1781.te Third,--Heary',who drying an infant, wasburied at Ugbrooke, regi on the 31st of January, 1720.30. COln Fourtlh,-The~leas-thiesposthumous child wasborn ?? the ...

... stifled with the vitiated atmos- phere in the winter months, and exhausted I with the intolerable heat of summer; mothers with infants at the breast, and aged ones ready to faint. Even with this crowding space cannot be found for all, and many have to stand ...

... y, vhich is supposed to be the rst luxurious, the most wealthy fromn a hortioultnral stand- point, you seem to ane to ba mortally peor in the way of public gardens. Public gardens perhaps ; but I didn't contradict him. I only advised him to take a wvalk ...

... mitted ?? Wexford.Gaol forithe murder of his wife ana infant child,- WVri(tse t r mother was 'sitting with the childin her Ermsnbithe fire,a gan was dischargedlhrongh a window,,' and Nh¢tiro were -mortally wounded. the Plice 'found the'-*pdidg which had been' ...

... document, he records his detestation of all State establishments of religion, and desires posterity to know that he believed infant sprinkling to be from his Satanic On Friday afternoon a deputation of Scotch members waited on the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... The inquiry into baby farming is proceeding. Mr. Ernest Hlart, one of the witneesoa, stated that the propor- tion of the mortality of illegitimate children wats exces- sively large; and in some parts of the country, and even in districts of London, il ...