... little verses sung per- - chance years before in the choir of his perish church. ~ ,or that he had learned to lisp with his infant lips s at a mother's knee. bespeaking the Bible story ofp ita Servious's love! WVhat lightning dashes do their fp . mwemory ...

... ENTEIRTAINMENT AT GREYABBEY.-On Friday last Mr. and Lady Charlotte Moatgomery entertained the children attending the senior and infant schools in Greyabbey, to the namber of 1 GO. After an ample tea at half-past two o'clock in the concert-room, the children ...

... ill-timed discus- sion. For Mr. Taylor really hits the right nail on r the head. a Were the Church of Ireland only to give up s infant baptism, She might win over the Baptists s abolish ministerial ordination, and the Plymouth Brethren might join us ; surrender ...

... children, traceable to tubercle conveyed by miilk, has increased. But while' sanitafy improvemenits have so far re- Juced the mortality from- tubereulons diseases, science has pointed out the way by which these ravages may not only be indirectly mitigated, ...

... scribed. A woman named Mitchell was yesterday, in London, sentenced to twelve months' imprison- ment for having neglected infants entrusted to her care. t Police-Seraeant Patrick O'Shea was yesterday, f at Worship Street Court, London, remanded, s charged ...

... BP effi( t ALSH 1-I 77. CESTABLISHED AYNO 1737.) BELF A ST: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l5, 1890. A woman rained Bromwirb and her infant wore yesterday drowned in the canal near Rugby. A bov named Walker was accidentallv shot dead by his cousin near Bradford last ...

... nttorbear- . l~ s naf 76,000. It -has6 teen in exsitence over 60 Iyearls-, rand, financia~lly, is hlighly prosnerous. It.s mortality- expa--isence. as cain lated by bI~r. Neison, -the eminen~t actuary,/ ?? thlat at 18 yeanrs of aeg l ?? -have en espectanof' ...

... which I ave. 6 under the average number for the corresponding week of the last ten years, re- Ipresent an an:nual rate of mortality of 21-2 in every ],000 of the population; omitting| the deaths (numbering 5) of persons ad-I mitted into public institutions ...

... for their kind observations. LsqrSTr AT OXAGE.--SYterday an ilquest was held in tle O0nnagh Wforkouse on r te hodv bd I a ?? infant. belon -gmzg to a n-oma.n Viara- - Bildget 'Cnrxn. who wae in the eimployment oi Mists ar,?ve Baliinmullan. A mumber of vit- ...

... school life may ies-en the frequlency cinf de' elopatenral de~ects and the ?? of, m ren-ag arc physical w~esltness andt mortality eo- l ?? .ten ?? |The oresirleac a>: time Mathemoatical and Physical| IScience See;ron is a oestinguished L~tsterrnaan 'r ...

... essentially preventible. We fail to'see that the fact that the mortality is almost wholly con- fined to very young children improves the matter from any point of view. The sacri- fiee of infant life in Dublin is, even in normal circumstances, too bigh tojustify ...

... the deci- sion that these day nurseries shall be strictly non-sectarian, that requires no argument to re- commend it. It is infants and children of ten- der years who are to be cared for, and the reli- gious element would be altogether out of place where ...