... collar, long satin vest, silk stockings, buckled shoes, and a sword. The whole dress may be of satin, at pleasure. LONDON MORTALITY has declined to the lowest rate recorded this year. During the, last two weeks the deaths numbered 1,451 and 1,411, being ...

... Petherick, who, in cpening Sbe show their said it gave him great pleasure to do so. As band everybody knew, infant societies, like infant citis mortals, had to meet with sundry difficulties before they reached maturity, and he thought they might say these ...

... child is at nurse, and brings her with him to London. Unfortunatelv, Sarah is absent when he arrives, and Adams, placing the infant in a cradle, goes to have a glass with some ship- J mates. The child-stealer is from home in order to pursue her nefarious ...

... numerically strong cast, . and were wxell and picturesquely dressed, Classi- . fied in the pioganume as Respectable Mortals, s Disreputable Mortals, rank and file of one f party, and spirits of pantomime, each division contained 5 as many characters -as figure ...

... Robben Island, Cape of Good Hope, which appeared in Septimber SSB9, gives an Isaiccount ot the present state of these watched mortals. ?? Recent Chapter on Tongan history, by Mr, Coutte b. Trotter, sketches the history of the past two years with It reference ...

... storerlsthequilckeat, best, safest, ard cheapest. Large Bottles, Is 6d. Everywhere. to CmANOcNS or LirE IN AMPawsA.-1,26S infants ine (says the Albany Jlorial ) are born On the by same day and enter upon life simniltane- thi ously. Of these, 12443 never ...

... NeGRETrl anld ZAMiA's Instruments, NE STLE'S FOOD THE BEST OF ALL FOODS FOR INFANTS AND CHILDREN. Given to Babies in place of Mother's Milk. A Complete Diet alone for Infants and Children, as well as for Invalids. DELICIOUS, NOURISzHING, EASILY DIGESTED ...

... le length by the Rev. Benjamin it Waugh, who shows from statistical returns that isi t mortality has grown in proportion to the fiities offered for insuring infant lives. As ath capital of Tibet is practically an unknown L land, a journey thither, from ...

... cireumstamles , those little innocents, so lovable, so alive-to dn their delicate finger tips. Why should tht ha enchanting infant Tony-Baba die ? Tony- aa Bab4, whose insinuating chattr is a joy to we rea~d about, tatniceetboy Johunie Jameson, Rt tbe ...

... the disciples, but was the firs, to brimg OtIlK-i tu the feet of cite Master. Thus hc umay be said to have been the first mortal to is.i i ) for that grand scheme of humian 'broth,'-'ioo's t the attainment of which is one of the ob1ai s points of Christianity ...

... fields, its pages will Come as with the touch of a friendly hand. Few writers who have helped bi their less favoured fellaw mortals to realise of something of the marvellous interest that there P is in the wild life of English woods, and fields, U) and ...

... rescue it from unmerited obscurity. The poemn, by Moritz Horn, tells how a Rose, desiring to know some- thing of the joys of mortals, is by the Queen of the Fairies turned into a beautiful maiden, and provided -with a magic rose which will, so long as kept ...