... Drummond replied, t remarking that it was said that the Unionist cause was an infant, but he might point out that 5 it was one of the serongest, healthiest, and most f I peaceful infants they were ever likely to see. IOthier toasts were proposed. Taoac.-The ...

... Duchess of Yorki rave birth to a son at lt o'clock on Saturday evening, and according to the latest reports the Dunchess and the infant Prince are doing well. Eheen Post Office xas inundatl ed ?? congrata' Patory telegrams to their Ro1 al Highnesses from ,ll ...

... hfajesty's grand- i daughter, the Grand Duchess of Hesse, though IHcr lloval Hig'ness deeply grieves' for t-bi loss of her infant son. Her Majesty shares deeply the sorrow of the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess. Yesterday morning the Queen went out with Princess ...

... first report on the sanitary condition of the city. There was 669 deaths last year. giving a mortality at the rate of '2205 per 1000. This, he say, is a high mortality for a small country town like Perth, and was caused by the insanitary condition of houses ...

... inst., ;ARY M'DoNA-D, reliet of the late James Paterson, aged 64 years. e At the Square, Ellon, on the 20th miet., MARY ANN, infant daughter of James Crusickshank, Bllon0. 3 At 40 North Street, Inverirle, on 22nd itet., ALXANDER f RoBnRTsoN, flesher, aged ...

... occasions, is quite indis- t tinguishable from any other merely mortal a i man. This, in any one else than a Provost, ia is not m erely pardonable, but even desirable. p I It is doubtful if any mortal was ever happier ii for being abnormal. If the late lamented ...

... for Rwail-i way Travellers, says The Gem. Preserve. your ticket until it is called for by the coin- panies' servants. Infants in arms, unable to. walk, not charged for, which shows; our fore- f athers were not above attempting to get the better of ...

... Orders IV in Ptussia, which statistios threw a v4ery vivid ht light on the fact that in these communities the tsre- A mendous mortality which obtained was due, in by tl far the greateet proportion, to deaths fromn it tubercle. Turning next to the health of ...

... provision for ?? inl case of sick- ness, or assistance for his family in the event of ihis death. Dr Ogle dealt mainly with mortality statistics, and not the least valu- able of his figures ivere th'osewbvich demon strated that thre lower ranks of both sexes ...

... the appointment of very inexperienced re5'- .to infant mistress-ships. Tile dispaxity b8t 2the salaries attached to the -latter post a l- :paid to teachers of standards makes it e that annointmients as infant mistreesses OU4at; be given to teachers of at ...

... Mrs Annie Margaret Montagu, wife of a Justice of the Peace, was yesterday in Dublin charged with the manslaughter of ber infant daughter, and the ill.treatmnont of her three other children. For some offence tho chi'd bad been isnorisoned in a darkened ...

... maditediumip. He ex- hibited a specimen of direot writing. in the shape of oneof sixteon sheets filled with writ- iog without mortal onctaot. The sheet, which tt was previously marked, wee placed on a table U along with a pencil, and beth were whisked up ...