... hurtod to clecal . The bod-y of a womnat 45 vears of aoand her to-u- children, a young rose (if '17 yos . za g of 13. a od ent infant 1 3 monthsr epid has e already been aseovered fromir the roots. THlE PLAGUE, RIOTS IN -BOMBAY. * VEmTA;LS1 OF THEMN AIY Bombay ...

... it may be condemned by practical politicians, and ef ceourse it wi31 offend the extreme temperance advocates who detect a mortal sin in drinhin. a glass of beer or in defiling with whiszky, ba` there is nothang dishonest in the bill and so far, therefore ...

... raitng his ritis, took aim at the fugitive and. y fired. The iau fell to the ground, wounded most severely, and probably mortally. The r bullet struck him in the hack, asd, piercing his Y body, hit another man, a perfectly intocent passer-by who had no ...

... these districts, the medical officer says: -There g is au increase in the diarrhoeal death-riate and sin the infantile mortality in each, -while two have also an increased rate for enterie fever. The increase in Govanhill district has almost wholly ' ...

... cosmminity, the very fbrief protection raffordeui my vaccination acid ye- Ivaccination, the possibility of re-vaccinating an infant twelve months after a primary vaccination, and the, necessity for free vaccination if efficient vaccination is to he practised ...

... bad not its root in some e Way in the single individual. The mother already enriched with reason and love, bending over her infant, did rot by her glance, her i smile, her touch, give it a soul, a spirit, a reason : and yet in that glance, that smile, that ...

... total of the year. The dispensary fur- 'nished 370, or 54 per cent, of the patients. Of the -totaL cases admitted 69 were infants under one year, so that the number of patients of such tender years, which last year was EB, and was then noted as the greatest ...

... together on that ridge within comparatively recent times. But, without doubt, somewhere -within the en- closure lies all that was mortal of the royal Ferguses and Kenneths, Connals and Malcolns of early times.- Their names and deeds and the p lace of their burial ...

... neglecting an obvious duty did Ifail to inform cur supporters of the sufferiug still endured among the unhappy people who fled in mortal fear last autumn from their homes in Asiatic Turkey. I give below our correspondent's letter verbatim. In one subsequently ...

... went for another cruise in the royal yacht Osborne yesterday afternoon, accompanied by the Duke and Duchess of York and the infant Princes Edward and Albert of York. The Queen will pay another visit to His Royal Highnesa on the Osborne to-day if the weather ...

... last intelligence from the seat of l; war picked up at Teneriffe brought knowledge I' down to the battle of Glencoe and the mortal I I injury of Go ceral Penn Symcns. What struck 3ime, s it impressed others, was the splendid physique of the men. One group ...

... miedical gentlermen regarding the peculiar malady which affects the newly-bern infants of 4 the place. The malady has new become so h prevalent and the rate of child mortality so b high that the natives have become alarmed, and C have urged Mir Fiddes to ...