... 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 ...

... El Ttempo' says that M. Bo.sen was to present himself to-day at tne Palace, and demand, in formal manner, the hand of the Infants, the Queen's sister, for the Duke of Montpeasier. 'El Espectador' was seized to-day by order of tbe Political Chief. Mr. Bnlwer ...

... between them and the slaves on the neighbouring plantations, in which he former were given to understand that a grievous mortality was prevailing among the blacks on the island (cholera,) and that it was occasioned poison administered by the whites. This ...

... ministers will leave town on Monday next for Windsor Castle, to attend the august and imposing ceremony of christening the infant Prince of Wales. The ministers will not return to London until Friday, tbe 2€th inst —On the 22d. the ' Standard' had the ...

... Child Suffocated in its Mother’s Arms.—At an inquest | at Bartholomew's Hospital on view of the body of James Edwin Price, an infant, aged four months, it appeared from the evidence of deceased’s father, that on Tuesday nizht | last he and his wife were returning ...

... Lambeth, on the body of a woman named | | Asher and her infant. The woman had been found dead | | in her bed a few mornings ago, and in the room was dis- } covered the body of a newly-born infant wrapped in a}; handkerchief. The deceased was 2 widow, and ...

... of France has gone into mourning for , eight days forher Imperial Highness the Grand Dachess | Alexandria «f Russia, whose mortal remains were to 1 heve been deposited in the Imperial family vault on the i inst. The Ovaheite affair is not yet settled, ...

... had often acc the reverend pedagogue after school hours to the dwelli of sach of the poor inhabitants who chanced to have an infant in So carious astate.as urgently.to require. private i . > my business, afler the conclusion of the ceremony, being to carry ...

... precarions con- ition in which he now and th stands between time and eternity, at he knows the honr is fast approaching when his mortal career must come to a Are hbisho termination. The p of Canterbury arrived at the Castle last hight adm inistered the sacrament ...

... at intervals te From being Ss aetive To wateh the streamiet $ tippling way, Or stroll the fields among And there, unseen by mortal ““To hold communion with the Skies.” who coldly spurns a home common sorrows fraugh Tn last solitude to ream The w: Shrinks ...

... eScacions. tending • produce the teeth with ease; and so pleasant, that no child will refuse to let its gums rubbed with When infants are at the age of months, the Syrup shonid rubbed ' the gums; and parents shonid never be without the Syrup | in the nursery ...

... discharge our penny pop-gun again I learn the bye, that the bat is yet pending, for tbe referees have never met ! the great mortality which has attended it in Louden elsewhere, we are inclined to believe that is here very modified form. This morning (Wednesday) ...