... maid— Her people's love the brightest gem That decks her virgin diadem. Glad—as his note whose joyous wing The tiding bears of infant spring ; Soft—as the leaves that haste greet. And twine around his airy feet; Pure—as the liquid drops that dwell in the « ...

... shall mark their fall; And beautiful rain they For them shall not be heard one rustic sigh. . One wither*d hough leans o*er infant tomb. You simple stone records bis early doom . Sweet Boy ! the winter struck thee, and whan Spring Wav*d o*er the earth his ...

... year*, instance, from Ihirtv-rrar* rgr and upwards, mortality in the year which teromuf-s th- r>ry greatly exceeds that pmedme «>•» years; and, a matter somewhatcunou*, •how the se instances;— Agr. Mortality. Art- »««*; Art M.C ‘T 31.02; *lO 31 23.201 91 * ...

... 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 ...

... Abardean, tiro ragged liule ' )* Ibeaganof ton and nine year* raopoctiialy. (bo cbarga of baring murdarad tbair cousin, an Infant of tbrno of aga. CrMßolot. in poriab of Ffvia, on Saturday last. On tbaiy recaption goal, tbo keeper, inaanrcbiog tbair paroooa ...

... first object that attracted . notice for long time, in consequence of the treatment she llien re- n bis arrival was little infant, about three or four months reived, and was not yet recovered.—The case was inoslclearly old, burning the fire ; one of its ...

... , t'n* 2>lli 't-7 llli \« ur liis ajfe, Josepli I‘ox, .M l*, laic '» oo«l Coi'aZ'*, in tiie Countv I or wall . iv. lliu infant JanyliliT of J . N. Lsenn. lt. L.s ...

... and commerce this country, when it is consideied that nearly the whole of the wool submitted sale has been imported from our infant colonies,” they are termed—from Australia and Van Land and the quality, to say nothing of the quantity, i'j so fast increasing ...

... verdict Thai the deceased, labouring under previous disrated body and being delirious and outol his mind, bad inHicted on mortal uound of which died.*’ Mr. Stevens has left a widow, and two daughters of tender years, who with numerous relatives, and still ...

... appear* from the registries of deaths in Paris, that during the last year they were one. fifth le»alhan the ordinary rate mortality in the eapital the number in 1831 dues not exceed 19,600 though the annual average has been 24,000. The mother of Matthew ...

... doubtless originated had food, and unwhoi'some air. There have been 7 deaths among the paupers in the worahouse, and the chief mortality has been in the lower part* of the town, in the neighbourhood of the Pool, which is great nuisance on the receding of the ...

... 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 ...