... 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 ...

... dream of defending themnsolves against purelyimeginarvydangers. We do not aspire to fit ourselves to face the whole world in arms. What is desired, and what w ill be iasisted on, is a clear account of our condition on a common-sense estimate of pessibilities ...

... Thursday.-Ilefora H. Lver, Esq. (in the chair), Manjor Tysse-Holliroyd, E. Roubrts, Eaq, and John K~ent, Esq.., nredo. earrington, si shoemaker, Tiptree, was charged by John Cadmnan, labourer, Lexden, with assasuting him on the 30th ?? caie 'has. been twice adjourned ...

... ton drowned are :-mr. and Mr3. Ockeleford (Southampton) I at and two children, Frederick Viney (Southampton), 3e., John Luewis Cardigan and James Campbell (Glasgow). Wes Itnls stated that the chief officer of the Norbiton aud- rom dilhy starboarded his ...

... Nottingham, Oxford, Plymouth, Scarborough, Sheffield, Sunderlaud, Torquay, Tynemouth, Walsall, York, Aberystwitvi, Bala, Cardigan, Edinburgh, Glasgow, St. Andrew's, Belfast, Cork, Dublin, Donegal, &c. What the Council's views are as to these memorials ...

... Hebe, of ed a Cork, rendered assistance ; smack Three Sisters of Car. five digan, 3 schooner Annie, of Wick, assisted to save arm vessel and crew, 5; schooner Alexander, of Beaumaris, i old 4; barge Jessie, of Rochester, savel vessel ; steamer ress Emily ...

... to come 'into operation on Monday next, the 13th inst. The counties in which this scheme is to be experimentally tried are Cardigan. Cu 'erland, Kent, Le'icester, Norfolk, mid Somerset, in Eng; land and Wales; Down and Waterford, mn Ireland; SDn Aberdeen ...

... political questions by his Wdmisaionat so early an age to an assembly in which sat Canning, Wilberforce, Huskisson, Romilly, Grattan, Castlereagh, and Brougham. He made his way first to respect, and then to influence, by the wealth of his information and ...

... ab remnoval of the body to the Valcan Arms Inn, Sizowell, *' SC where it awaits the Coroner's inquisilion. Me BECOLtES. POLICs COURT.-On Friday, before the Mayor (E. hr Mlasters, Esq.), W. E. Cronfoot, and John Crisp, Esas. e -James Moore butcher, Beccies ...

... CAUSES OF SAMSE, for the week ending Saturdry, August 27th, 1881:- Richmond Road-scarlet fever and convulsions, 2 years, male. Cardigan Street-inflammatory fever, 18 years, male. 71, Rope Walk-whooping cough and corvulsions, I year, female. Newton Street-gastric ...

... character of much that was done under the auspices of the Church:- 31emorandU ye xviijth of Decer. M61S. Sara Squier gave grece' of John Bnrbur Niolkollas Freeman churchwardens & Bjammyn Ossmun.d and IRichd. Warde Overseers of St. Cleicents in Ipswich the some ...

... ? at capture of an armed slaver, off. Zanzibar, after'a desperate resistancei May; 12,1805, was severely wounded, and was promoted to the rank oi com . mander for his conspicuous gallantry on the occasion. THE FUNEBAL OF MB. JOHN OXFoRi.--The body of ...