... neglected to provide withwholesome and properly ventilated sleeping accommodation, and by these means had caused it to be mortally sick and dis- tempered, and had so occasioned death. The prisoner pleaded not guilty. He was also arraigned upon three other ...

... with his wife and child (the latter nine months old), he attacked them with a razor, and, having first nearly severed the infant's head from its body, he attempted the destruction of his wife. He first cut her across the wrist, severing com- pletely all ...

... 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 ...

... Nobiltiv of both lexes the Duchefs cordufcted the childreni 96 ti number) to the leveral boo'ths, where fhe rurp! ed thefe infant f',or wmiii their chocct tors,; as preients: after which t her Rovral Ilighnefs preie r ited a glafs of wivze anda e cake ...

... recently issued Wve learn that the mortality of the last quarter is consi-. derably below the average, and that a marked improve- ment has very generally taken place in the public health throughout the country. The mortality of the country, says the Report ...

... It is tile general opirrion that the murler was not perpetrated in belvidere-row, where the bolv was found; but after the mortal woundl leas given, the itin- fortunate young wonian was carried to, and placied op- pQfite, Mr. Gibbs's gate. T'c grounds ...

... as the mpea5les and chlp cougb are so prevalent. If lbe 'rrhiation of the .gaoi cooes with any other disorder, *eiy fev infants iecovei. Mothers ought .eter td .ba without t'fe AMERICAN SOOTHI G SYRUP. Id ihe Suisury; for it a chIl4 wakes In the nlght ...

... divipefitv~tour already bestowed -on this, infant estahlishrdent, and. to intreat - that he would ,carry on and-coniplete a- work whichi was L begun, with a view to his glory, and the salvation of im' mortal souls. A most excelleut .sermon was preached ...

... is superiorto all other remedies for the Wind, Purg. ings, Convulsions, and those Disorders in the Stomach and Bowels of Infants, which prove fatal to so many ul. der the age of two years. It is equally efficacious in Cholics, Fluxes, and other Complaints ...

... bound. 21. ehe FIRSr PRINCIPLES of RELIGION, and the Existenceofa Deitvexplained ?? Dialoguesadapted to the Capacity of the Infant Minrd. By M%. P. Ptice2s.half-bdi. 22. COBWEBS TO CA'lCli FLIES; or, Dialogues in short Sentences, adapted tq Children from ...

... and the firlf gentlermen y of the faculty who ufc it, declare ita fine flomachic and , bracer, and for fafety proper for an infant. It eradicats the foulnefs the mouth is ?? to, from diet, or dil- ;, ordered lromach,andbyitshealing, purif in , and bal- ...