... poor child had breathed its last. The following is the account given by the mother of the presumed Pcause of death :- I think the child's death arose from cold. On Tuesday night, having no money, I slept at the Refuge, ia I Bell Lane, with the Infant. ...

... He was found guiltyv and being an old ofrender, the judge told him as he had forfeited his life to the laws of his country, death would be recorded against him; his life would be spared, but certainly only upon condition of being transported for the term ...

... some of deep blue or greenare triiined with thrce and five rows of ruches pinked, others ?? gai~p lace laid on fiat near the edge. The Pamela form of bonnet is quite abandoned by the first Parisians modistes, the furs, hecousieg ever da cloer.Velvets, velours ...

... Tilly were charged, the fir4 siti stealiig a quantity of goods, the property of his f grht eneral shopkeeper. at Wotton-under-Edge, and the second witt having received them, Well knowing them to have bseh stolen, It appeared that the father having had a ...

... prosecution. One things, rice. he thought, would he clear, that death ensued from certainl at wounds enl deceased's person ; andi whet hie would ask thejury to for consider was, whether that death ttroso from accident, or whether it an it arose from violence; ...