... on or about 17th October inst.. she did unlawfully, feloniously, and with malice aforethought, kill and murder her female infant child by suffocation. Head' Constable Tileon, R. 1.0., Coleraine, prosecuted, and prisoner was undefended. The depositions ...

... qanrtar Ml. and deaths 160. Of the latter war* of infante It striking fact that the number infants dying ia Belfast daring the quarter ranched the enormous figure ;of 4M. lu fact, the iufsnt mortality in the UlaUr capital ia he far over the mar ! tality ...

... Item vain hope that the heart , even tyrant mi.bt softened by their patience, made their appearenoe in the midst ol their mortal I enemies. In the House of Commons about mem bare took their eeete. Ol these only rix were Protestants. Protestant freeholders ...

... out of the room and down the corridor the stairs. I following close behind him. For we both knew that none but a woman in mortal fear would shriek like that and that that woman was Miss Stouor. Down the stairs we tumbled pellmell in the darkness. Rut ...

... althoofh doetere roatood Um boooo ten minutes alter too ooiaara. Tbs ioooawd lady •at (or a Imtohiaii potlod nriaelfal too infant to. Hon. too /risk feetotr’o Bohtote. and. wuh other memtoan of tor family, too »e.pact of the antira eonamaotty. Heart disoaoo ...

... Hiller, Alexander Lindsay, worthy and respected employer. Hr. Jamei 1, for they are labouring to weaken, not toßaseertain the mortality statistics. Instead ot seeking Cooke. Bev. John Hayden. Bev. Francis Gonlda Bcolhoun. give expression to our feelings of ...

... children. John O’Neill was fined twenty shillings and ooew. and his wife Ann was sentenced to three for ci nelly neglecting an infant eon, aged lour months. _ During dense fog on Monday* afternoon toe Corintbla, steamer, belonging to Liverpool, fro Leith Barcelona ...

... of evening wear, hats, bonnets, cloaks, Ao., ganecs, laces, plumes, Paris millinery, children's and infants wear, pretty styles tor the little mortals, who are not conscious of what fashion’s r , , The linterior of the establishment . nnd'-rgone complete ...

... oar wretched case And war not pious race.' Then, Dido looking downward, said ; • Discharge you, Trojans, of yoor dread; An infant realm and fcKlnne hard Compel Was my shores to guard. Who knows not«(-SUeae* name. Of Troy, her fortune and bar faraa, And ...

... said, almost cnrtly. Lady Xloataine was indignant. She had come to the sculptor to honour him as a goddess would a hntnan mortal. He viewed the matter diff rcntly, anil seemed in no way anxious to ncoodo to her for first he bad refused outright, and ...

... corner ol the room. Witness told the woman that a complaint had been made to him about her neglecting bar children, leaving her infant at her father's house. On the 15th of Jane be went and saw bar under tha influence of drink, and she had child her arms. While ...

... allegiance or taxing provino ■- It they bat knew it, neither Herod, who pat tbe Holy Innocents lo death, tbinkiog to destroy tbe infant King of the Jews; nor Pilate, who condemned Him to die after being told that He Kinglom was not of tbia world, bed anything ...