... After that kind and skiiled physician, Sleep— Commiserating, so oft it does, The woes of suffering humanity,— Had, by the infant’s piteous moans and ones, Been moved to interpose on its behalf, And fold it in its anodyne embrace. Then, from the sepulchre ...

... love and be beloved. Her promise was golden future of joy—her reality an early rest in the dark grave. Nineteen years has her mortal form reposed in the quiet church yard, and few now living remember the name she bore. Next I recall an aspiring youth—proud ...

... hi» drawers, eloped one day witt tto youtMul spn of neighbour named Davis. The Wises had four little children, of whom, save infant of a year old. were left behind the lather’s deserted home. Wise seems to have been overwhelmed with misfortune. A poor woman ...

... to the chairman, the woman she was a* certain of her abduction by the fairies as that she was alive. After carrying off the infant, site continued, the M wee people indulged in revels and dancing in the wood at Carrowkeel. which were fortunately overheard ...

... Prussia, accepting hia invitation Berlin, and promising to be there at the beginning of June, order to attend the baptism of the infant daughter the Crown Prince. Prince Humbert will be one of the godfathers. The theatre of the Chateau d’Eau is about to be ...

... her over-skirt, and were swept away for ever. On the parlour mantel had stood a jar, which floated a sort of pickle lovely infant bull-dog, which had two extra legs, and one eye In the middle of its forehead. One day, while settling her cap at the glass ...

... nuttber end quality of the scars. Among those who had one or mere good marks the mortality was but 4 in 100 cases treated ; while in thore with bad or indifferent marks the mortality was 25 in 100 treated ; and it was 48 in 100 patients without marks. AirD ...

... while those bells which man y human_bella, cad ™ Vfioioe with such wonderful versatility, “’’first rinsing out peal at an infant’, birth, and. to” wote H. with muffled clapper, when the .wfiird- while the elder son, elsewhere, was L ™ under the angel’ ...

... the remission of the death penalty, in accordance with statute which exempts from execution condemned persons suffering from mortal malady. ■itj Imu'i EPITOME OF NEWS. Fifty-six protests have been filed against members returned at the recent elections in ...

... hitlory that duelling was brought into disrepute in this country by the death of a “gentleman counter-jumper,” whilst engaged in mortal oombat with a brother ’prentice in Hyde-park; and it Would almost seem as if a somewhat similar perversion the so-called “code ...

... the widow of a farmer, in the Aged Pilgrims' Asylum, Camberwell, who was stated to be 100 years old. The annual rates of mortality in fourteen principal places per 1,000 of the population were as follow : Bradford, 16; London and Leeds, 22 ; Hull and Newcastle ...

... •' Found drowned. ADVILIVIIIIEIIINT.—J. Bull begs to inform his friends, the public., heads of families, and tea thers in infant schools, that he is prepared to exhibit on very reasonable terms his celebrated British Lion (quite tame). The awe-inspiring ...