... fashionable acquaintances would scarcely have known her now, as she watched Bridget sauntering out upon the lawn with her infant charge. She was a very handsome woman, dark-eyed and olive-cheeked; with shining curls of raven hair, and a step like queen ...

... ordinary thigh, and Ito topwe proportion. We warn all aformid. bat with eieeptianal earn to reeavsead, after great suffering. infant eenld peatebiy have lived throegh it. (Me tmtlmm the eprrfer we# Dr. Bash results mad emits any mrwtee. It te only reaping ...

... one hook that I bad fastened in bis brain, bat hook was poisonons—it tore and festered, and he writhed under its tortnro in mortal agony. I knew where be would lead, although bad been there but rarely. There was little call for mo in that quiet village ...

... to Jane M’Bornle Edgar, joungeet daughter John Edgar, Dumfries, Scotland. May S 3, Castle Lodge. Fintooa. George Ernest, infant too of Dr. Thomas Duncan. J.F., aged yea* 5 months. May 18. her residence, Turyseollop. near Benbarb. Sarah, wife of the late ...

... oonflna mywlf baptism, quoted by in Syood, that Bewei.winn sins to given in baptism—that to, of original birth sin the csw Infants, and actual sine also of adults,” Ac. A tret case tbto may te supplied follows Suppose most wicked man, who has oarer known ...

... former, and •icping with Margarette Hannerman, whom, together with her infant child, murdered at .Rotterdam few days ago. Kimm.—The Begistrar-Oenenl «- that the anntutl nt* ol mortality lait week in ll» put towns of England and Wabi averaged per 1,000. The ...

... both hi* legs were broken and his arm fractured. Biaaiv.u,*, -At Bohall Heath the roof a public house fell In. crushing the infant daughter of the occupant severely that ,hc died immediately after the accident. In Thin.hie Mill lane a chimney tack fell ...

... Catherine, daughter of the late Mr. John Qal’sgher, Meectioadea. Ardara, May 3. Ballicaeametr, Balliotra, Bridget Catherine, infant daughter of Michael M Oraoe, April 80. Bournemouth. Hrorietta, widow of the lata John Baseell, of Bedford Perk, Croydon, and ...

... Mias Borbridge, Miss Bargees, infant and ayah; Hiss Dunlop, Mr. Maioolm Fleming, Captain George Hamilton, Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. A. E. Heald, Mr. and Mrs. j. Q. Heaton, Mr. J. H. Holroyd, Mrs. Hotsford, Lady Johnson, infant and naraa, Mrs. Ksily, Miss Kermander ...

... leaving to her lord a legacy, the shape of new-born infant, for whose life the girlish mother had laid down her own. It was terrible blow to her husband, who, marrying late in life, had fancied, as poor mortals will, that all things would continue as had planned ...

... oa in the Belfast riots, may hare son. effect Mr M'Wley has saggsatod to Mr. Das. to adopt tb. usual oonra. aabmilUng a m.mortal to tba Ix>rd Liautoaaal tba subject, sad maaaur bars baao with that riaw. Dontg&l still maiaUiM the nniqu* dutiaetioa of bMUaff ...

... CARPENTERS FOR ,11 Ireland, and higher than Belfast. During last week 11 birth* and fl deaths took place. Of the 0 deaths were of infant* and 1 of person over 60 year* of age. The disclosure of the Tranby Croft secret ha* course; been attributed, rightly or wrongly ...