... 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 ...

... administered to the deceased a certain deadly poison called arsenic, whereby she became mortally sick and distempered in her body, it went on to state, of which said mortal sickness she, the said Elizabeth Sandys, died. It did not aver that she died of the ...

... and weak mind. Tbe jury, after a short deliberation,'eturned verdict of Not Uuilty. A .-SLEEPING CHILD* Art thou • thing of mortal birth, Whoar happy home it the earth Doea human blood with life in hue Thoae wandering vein* heavenly blue That it ray along ...

... conclusion of the letter our Warden is speaking of infant baptism, what monstrous infants must these Corinthian infants have been. We do read in poetic table of giants, men renown, hot of sach infants these the world surely never heard before. Churchmen ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ■■ ...

... reptiles, and birds; but the most extraordinary treat in this collection are the heads of two stags, which it appears had met in mortal combat; but, unfortunately for both, their antlers appear to have become so firmly fixed together, that they could not extricate ...

... Lozenges not only agreeable, but of so innocent a nature that they may be given with perfect security to the most delicate Infant, as well as to the robust of all ages, with a positive certainty of success ; they invigorate and strengthen the lungs. Persons ...

... the King sneezes, the bystander exclaims, ■* May he is asserted in the recent number the IVtstminster Rcriete that the mortality among members of the House Commons is greater than among any similar number of men belonging to the sanie ranks liie. This ...

... expect, any efforts our power, to secure the perpetuation slavery ; and when again we meditate for a moment on the almost mortal aguny through which this country has just and scarcely struggled, it is surely even worse than wild to wish perpetuate a system ...

... 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 ...