... sons. Don Carlos fell dead across the carriage, the Crown Prince was mortally wounded, and expired soon afterwards, whilst the Queen, who displayed splendid heroism, and the Infante Manuel were slightly wounded. The assassins were either killed on the ...

... sleeping draught sufficient reason Yesterday's -Herald gives the infantile mortality of the largest towns in the country. Glasgow is the best (yet bad is the best), 143 infants died for each 1000 born. Sheffield is the worst with 200 deaths per 1000. But ...

... cultivation, therefore, is of primary importance, and should begin at the earliest stage of life. But when we see how young infants are permitted by the indulgence of foolish mothers to defy them and their nurses, to struggle and scream and kick in paroxysms ...

... until the end, and he passed away without agony or struggle. On the following day, as the writer stood beside all that was mortal of a valued friend, it was difficult to realise that it was the parting scene, for he looked so beautiful in death that he ...

... But the power of the Cross remains ; that of Napoleon has vanished. Being of the earth earthly, it has shared the fate of mortality ; and the same power which had checked, in days of old, the self-glorification of Nebuchadnezzar, and had smitten Herod, ...

... drinking among women had a deplorable effect upon the childlift of the country. In I ono ward alone, in Lambeth, the mortality among infants bad reached the high ratio of 242 per 1000 children born. [ALL Moats ItssEAvsn.] • MAJOR CODFI:OI'S DISCOVERY, FRANK ...

... 5 to consumption, and 6 to diseases of the circulatory system. Forty-one per cent. of the deaths occurred in the case of infants under one year ; 55 per cent. were of children under five ; while 14 per cent. were of persons I over sixty. Centenarians ...

... latest is the case of a little girl named Agnes Deegan, nine months old. That her parents reside in 17 Seott's Lane, and the infant was sitting on the window sill on Thursday afternoon. That she over-balanced and fell into the sink upon a large bowl of boiling ...

... whippet dug the jaundice. That when the mothers get to learn that milk only is the diet for infants, there will still be a greater reduction in the infantile mortality. That the Port and the Third met at Ciune Park on Saturday ; and such a day That the homeeters ...

... His fortune, the prospect of the streets during the night, and starvation, made the once strong man helpless and weak as an infant. He babbled, Lost, lost, over and over till at last the word bad no meaning for him. Seating himself on the low area railings ...

... root of that great mountain, from the sunny values and pleasant plains on the brinks of the Caspian and the Black Sea, the infant tribes spread out under the first divine impulse which was destined to people this old globe of ours. Wave after wave surged ...

... 1896, the wife of James INPLean ; a eon. DEATHS. BoYLE.—At 1 Laird Street, Port-Glasgow, on the 18th inst.. John Johnstone, infant son of James Boyle ; deeply regretted. LAN(:•--At Earlton, Sandbank, on 19th inst., William Lang, shipwright, 103 Port. Glasgow ...