... suggestions contained in this tract deserve to bo submitted to the consideration of the public at large. The causes of the mortality which ravages large towns are bere ably explained and shown not to be the natural consequence of the ille which flesh is ...

... meagles, 9; cough, 29; fewer, 14; 165 bronchitis, 49 ; phthisis, 19 ; pneamonia, 14; end all other causes the 109. ‘The mortality shows ed excese of 26 over the corres- ponding quarter of 1847; the proportions have been 83 and 109. Brubchifis in the early ...

... inadmissabie, it is an ample and pro- ductive source of comfort both to the parent and infant. It is also strongly recommended for light suppers, food for infants, and makes a most delicious custard pudding, for which purpose it has been used by families ...

... are temperance in eating and drinking, and carefully adapting the clothing to the changes uf the atmosphere. Mortality among Horses. —The mortality among the horses has been great from (he prevailing epidemic, that the loss of thorough-bred horses during ...

... populativo, if so, bow James, do you mesn to sey that the Corn Lawe really do th bf Pp _ population, bat b out of the wor! 4 infants born into it te “Bon was asked Sir James if the were not to in- ‘crease, was it just that the aristocracy should be towed ...

... reputation is not less eminent. As acritic his powers are of the very highest order. He has studied every line of the im- mortal bard, overcome all the hosts of commentators, who keep the true disciple from the threshold of the temple, and established ...

... swincing buck, it pitebed head-foremost into the pail, and was suffoca- ted instantly, withoat being able to ery out. ‘The mortal remains of the late Bishop of St Asaph were consigned to the tomb on Friday, the 25° ult.,io a vault prepared expressly for ...

... strongly recommended for light vod for infants, and makes a most delicious custard for which purpose it has been ased by fami- ies of the firet distinction, and will be found suitable ortbheinvalid or bealthy, the infant or aged. Ie 38 Iso bigbly esteemed ...

... for average of the deaths in the nine preceding years. The the right, they were now called upom to exercise with geveral mortality of the country was comparatively luw more then ordinary discretion and care— (cheers). i inthe five years of 1841—5; in the ...

... light suppers, for food tor infants, and makes a most delicious custard pudding, tor which purpose it bas been esed by families of the first distinction, and will be found suitable for the ia- valid or bealtby, the infant or aged, It is also esteemed ...

... DEVONPORT AND PLYMOUTH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1844 THE CHRISTENING OF THE INFANT PRINCE. ness the in- The baptism of his Royal Hi fant Prince, second eon of her most Excellent Majesty and His Royal Highness Prinee Albert, took place on Friday ...

... Gteongly for light feed for infants, and tofent. Tt a most delicious custard pudding, for which purpose i has been used by families of the first distinction, and will be found suitable for the invalid or healthy, the infant or aged. dreak fast table. It ...