... i, Angelina, who had procured pistol, weing her aedueer, went him, and alter a abort eonveraatkm, fired. Her victim fell mortally wonnded. and died the and of a few hoars. The morderem fled, and had not been captured when the account left. man named Patrick ...

... writer, dead. Ha had long since contentedly ** turned his (bee to the wall.'* A kindlier spirit than hie never sojourned in mortal mould. An American physician attributes the deaths of several members of hie family sod other patients, to living In newly ...

... very efficient. Thf. O'Connkll Tributk. —lt is caleulated that, the tribute lot this year will teach 30,000. John Little, infant aped 14 days, died last wet kin Leeds from the effects of Godfrey’s Cordial, administered the mother. The Ijord Lieutenanty ...

... the custom of bit f.'tber. on ibe birth of child to sat epar) the properly of tbat child lamb of bis flock, which was called infant's lamb. produce ufibal lamb was tbat child's. The profit loss account was not calculated tbe uaoal manner. Although the sheep ...

... she returned to her dwelling, and on going to tbs cradle tbef mnd all the eloibee smooth end straight, if some bad placed an infant aloep. Wondering how the family had inarcased by on# soon, she became rather exeited, end turned down (be cradle quilt to ...

... whom they have named Bill. He is so tame tbat the smallest drummer may play with him with impunity. The seclusion of the infant Heiress of the British Throne was maintained up to the very Just moment of her departure for Windsor; and such Ladies of the ...

... St. A*aph and Bangor on the firet avoidance of either See, and to take *uch itepa may be* calculated attain that object. Mortality Flymodth.— The number Deaths registered in the Quarter ending Dec. 31st, I 84& were in the Plymouth District 180 —correspon- ...

... 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 ...