... Boad-infineaz% and bronchitis, 70 years, female. Friars btreet-prematurs birth, 2 months, male. John Street-debility from birth, 2 days, female. Cardigan Street-atrophy, I montb, male. Alpo Street-taberoalar meningitis and convulsions, 13 months, female ...

... The skin was red, and it felt hard. The rigbt arm also subsequently swelled, but there was nothing the matter with the vaccination arm. Dr. Guy saw the child several times, and ulti- mately he lanced the arm, and later on the leg. The child was now nearly ...

... then became pulseless and gasping, occasional breathing being the only indication of life. A vein wae opened in her arm, and one in the arm of her husbard sod as the blood flowed from tile latter it was tran o iwitted by suitable apparatus into the veins ...

... very ad. vanced age. We regret to announce the death of the learned scholar and philologist, the Venerable John Williams, Archdeacon of Cardigan. which took place at his real. dence Bushey-heath on Monday last. We regret to announce that Dr. Lever, the ...

... PREPARATIONS FOR WAR. We understand that the Earl of Cardigan is to have a cavalry command in the cspeditionary army. On Thursday his Royal Highness Prince Albert, at- tended by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge and Lord Raglan, reviewed the troops ...

... the stone in which itworked. One of lils arms was-also nearly severed from his body, FATAL BuRNING.-On Tuesday Mr. T. Wakley held an inquest at the Silver Cup Tavern, Cromer-street, St. Pancras, upon Mr. John Thaine, aged 58, a draper and an old and much ...

... RIGHTHON. JAMRs GRATTAN.-The di death of the Right lIon. James Grattan took place sumd IC denly on Tuesday, at his residence, Ti'inelinch, county h of Wichlow. The right lion. gentleman was the eldest bi son of the late Right lIon. Henry Grattan, and reprco ...

... an energy which has saved us thus far the important province of Oude. We have good authority for saying that the Earl of Cardigan has sent in an application to the Horse Guards, announcing his readiness to go out imme- diately to India on active service ...

... Pri- vates John Andrews, Peter Brown, James Buck, Fredk. Clfford, William Doyle, Thomas Dudley, John Duggan, Patrick Fegan, James Frend. Thomas Foster,John Hart, George Herriott, Thomas Magee, Thomas Mullen, Jam. Mustard, David M'Neill, John Gravenor, ...

... losing hold of his sword (which was prevented from falling to the ground by a strap which secured it to his arm), violently clasping hib arms on his breast, and crying out, 0. my God, my God, I'm shot ! With what they believe to have been his dying ...

... the truth was revealed that Lord Aberdeea a-nd the Duke of Newcastle were to be excluded frine the new Cabi- net. As for Lord John Runssell, his eselusion was from the first looked upon as n matter of course Ly all but by his immediate friends and supparters ...

... u i with ?? to Van Dienien's Land and other parts of Oil Australia, transportation would immediately cease. o The Earl Of CARDIGAN called the attention of the I,, House to the absurdityv of continuing the office of Lord- RI Lieuteniant of Ireland now that ...