... embraces, and with rtuti; encouragement and exhortation endeaecynrg «ret from the Clergy the Church •he education of its own infant poor.topoison the mint;, of ,1,5 , l[)g gestation with doublings of the Holy Scriptures, sod ' . of its ssoctifving influence ...

... alleged drunkenness. This ia untrue ; Mrs. Brough, quitted the service of her Majesty, solely because her milk did not acyre the infant, and recommendation of Queen’s hiciout. Mrs. Brough, baa since been presented her Majesty, as a token of her Majesty’s approbation ...

... make hi* situation still wrurse. the bus bind called every day at his door to inquire after him, intimation to p ...

... ».cU* o«i»; horrid gloom 0» di»m»t tomb HOM firmn each hot* eoneo^*; The crfe« teat bond fta® Ime-dilrst Art mvu* «y *»* i mortal roict rntbot Mt mjo*c«, L'nlfr ’U* dwk'd wilt tun. Where mirth » ...

... Moore, Eaq., of the firm of Orouoock, Copes take, and Moore, presided on the occasion. It wa# fortunate circnrostmice for the infant society that a man like Mr. Moore should so soon have thrown himself into the project. Once traveller himseif, with all the ...

... the inst., was appointed the Vicar as day Fasting and Humiliation before Almighty God, because of the great sickness and mortality now prevailing. This Parish, uotwirhstandiug its close proximity to Torquay, had been mercifully spared liitherto, not single ...

... SeSan™ Mr. TbSma* Wa»o«. »n the »Tlh ye« of age. father of Mr. J. WatMß, . H.M-S. Apha««r». . « Daeember 1, Launwrto., the infant of .R. Dotj, TV*.-, aw u.. »r. WiHU- *VUT«Eb^'rWift. ,t ttw B«.. lUrti, Hot. Curit, Alk>Edwto, to® 0. Kf. Pi, BdJ the October ...

... killed Samuel ILi-kin. the St. Jenefer Boliiho, tin inquisition of John Cor Ivon, Esq. coroner, with llu murder of female infant child, in the parish of Redrath. There were also in the calendar one prisoner charged with manslaughter ; four with cutting ...

... the appearance of tnaycbfaur fonWtrd. This elSrf. declare* he will not laave Until proviMYhk’eight days’rations. . A rndt mortality had deckredritoelf amongstthe the army of Espartero, upwards of 30Q have aljregdy died/ ' * • (Privatt Cprrtipoadeiice the ...

... heart will bring decay, and shake fierce the soul—that Care, like Age. will make •• The grasshopper a burthen Slowly came The mortal stroke, but to the cod the flame Of Poesy burned bright With feeble hand He touched his harp, but not bis eouuuaad Came now ...

... wkieb they bed been montly calobraluig, aad uoimproetod with depart on and inlarmant of fellow mortol-yot. tad men than Allow mortal, ancat, with tacriletioua out bole in tka bom m tbo boa nad aba true tod tbe hoarded traaean. After their drprrtan, wham box ...

... • PortugueM New Bonds, 3li, >( IRELAND. From oar osm Dublin. October 30tb, 1838. Another Lord Pabxmau bee termiaeted hie mortal career, end been succeeded the title end e«- tales hie era. the Hon. Henry Mazwkll, tote M.P. lor the county of A recency ...