... house where the Englishman and his wife resided, and, after a few minutes' conversation with the latter, he inflicted two mortal wjunds upon her with a dagger. The husband, who was adjoining room, ran to his wife's, assistance, but the Frenchman also ...

... Board Guardians, held on Saturday, it was stated that out 71 children the infant school, 41 had been swept off by negligence and disease curing twelve months ; tbe rate of mortality being thus at the rate nearly per cent. A committee is appointed to make ...

... o population beyond the means subsistence, and thus aye famines, pestilence, war, the murder of infants, and other crimes' followed by dreadful mortality, as foretold by Mr. Malthas, may interesting to consider the proofs coutamed iv the 3rd Volume of ...

... effectually, without injuring the coats the stomach, as Carbonate Soda ami Potass are know ta do; it prevents TUX FOOD OF INFANTS TURNING SOURDUIIINK DIGESTION; it is very useful in ca*es gout, ouavkl, ami other complaints the bladder and, in all casts ...

... your unconscious infants in my name ; did he ever say otherwise than Go into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature ; and whosoever believeth, and is baptized, shall be saved —does he command the unconscious infant to be baptized ! ...

... of oil. Present tq the Queen. —Her Royal Highness the of Kent has given directions to have splendid coverlet made for the infant Princess Royal, to presented on the day she christened, to her Majesty. It is to composed of the richest green satin, lined ...

... laborious —an empire more difficult of conquest —a necessity of activity more imperious, and effort and industry ndispensable! mortal man was ever introduced into such a held of labour our first parent, ia the sinless days of his primeval W^'^m^ ded to ■■ ...

... summer. The castle has been ordered to be got ready with all possible dispatch. Th« Royal Christening. —The christening of the infant Princess, by the names of Alice Maud Mary, took place on Friday the Chapel Royal of Buckingham Palace, in the presence of ...

... the adjoining ground in South Mreet, and perhaps accounted for some of these remaius of mortality. If we take the general estimate of bnrials or bills of mortality for the above period of millenium lo have been 600 every year in Exeter, during its va« ...

... that they most industriously endeavoured to persuade the parents of those children who were chosen to bear the mortal remains the departed infant to the grave, not to allow th'-m to attend, lest their tender minds should be poisoned by the discourse those ...

... refer ? Namely, that the difference between the year 1830 and the year 1846 is only just this difference—the percentage ot mortality was two and one-half throughout Exeter on the average then, and now it is only two and one fitch—(hear, hear). Now, sir, ...

... to need to be told that Jevrs have consciences as other people. I should like see a boys' school, a girls' schooi, and an infant school, up in St. Sidwell'a, for us who can't pay for instruction, but especially one for boys, for my only girt, who tea ...