... Saturday afternoon In the public street at Lisbon . His Majesty and the Queen, with their two sons, th e younger of whom, the Infante Manuel, is little more than eighteen, were returning from their country seat at Villa Vicosa, and were driving from the railway ...

... all the gifts in wealth's proud train,— My wife and dud lay dead betore My reeling sight upon the plain, Her head above her infant bowed, The snow of heaven her spot- as shroud. VII. Ifo bhron! the day! where bending ore Proclaimed a shelter from the blast ...

... authority. For years the business dairyt of Maidstone has been in a sho cking condition, with the result that the infantile mortality stood at alarmingly •high figure. A number of young gentlemen who saw the possibility of eatabßalung model dairies, and at ...

... other day, alarmingly high rate of mortality from consumption. Of the 74,427 deaths registered in Inked lest year, 11,7:4, or 15.8 par cant, maw des tuberculosis, which far and away overtop' cll this other cams of mortality. Irish Metter calls partieslar ...

... it not only that so large a number of our fellow countrymen and women have been carried off by this scourge, but that the mortality is preatea in tholes age s which ought it s , form the backbone of oar . The highest number of victims and trhighest rate ...

... the summer of 1649, she was called to the parlour to see Bride O'Sullivan and another Lady, bearing in her arms a smiling infant, while a little boy ran by her side. Very soon after the entrance of Mother Abbess, Sister Clare of Jesus was summoned to ...

... seduced a Catholic young -woman of considerable attractiens. and was prevailed upon to marry her, in ord. a- to legitimise the infant wench she GbOUT to bear. Our poor priest, skixious to do es much good, and to present as much evil as he could, was prevailed ...

... for the influence of all the religious establishments over the land to which they attribute their gradual disappearance from mortal view. This philosophy however is not too perfect, when they admit that fairies existed in an age less corrupt and sinful than ...

... Three who died in the elate of grace, even they might not always have teen *Wisest sin during life, were the faithful **infante whom God would reward with an everlasting clown of glory. During life the deceased was always mindful of death. Ile never ...

... in h:s heart—Swift. As men of wealth may venture to go plain. —Young. THE FAIRIES FAREWELL ULSTER. During my last %bit to Infant', I made it an obieet to irtereiew many of the peasant farmers for the urpcse of gltaning all the information I could respecting ...

... him on an aah troe by the highway. Hie y°ang wife., who was also at the inn, hearing of the ded. died on the spot, with her infant to which she bid just given birth. They buried her there in the night, with her babe: hut. the body of her husband wee leit ...

... this had an effmt of adding to the high mortality amongst infants. Children 'werete too much expose& he said in Belfast in in crement weather, and without covering on their heads. As to the treatment of infants there was a great want of knowledge on the ...