... Dawe, Holy Trinity, 54 H-nry Webber, St Sidviell, 16 Olive PFrrington, bt Sidwell, infant 10-Leonie Gregory, St Silwell, infant 11-Constance Stter, Holy Trinity. infant Sarah Blackmore, St Matthew, 25 - [VIONDAY'S ENGAGEMENTS. Exeter Police Court, 11. ...

... stabbing her in a public house at Limehonse on the 4th of August, 1891, was e yesterday comzmittedf for trial. e Increased mortality. from .cholera is reported :from: Northern fSpain, Sicily, :and ef ssian The epidemic is serious at Brest, and and there ...

... St Metthew, 69. Emnaa Jackman, StiLeonard, infeant. 21-Francis D Sprague, St James, 72 years, 22-Harold Seage, St Jaraes, infant. To-day's Weather Reports. F London, Chathamn, and Dover Railway Company's weather reports (per Dalziel's agency) :-Calai ...

... express'd in a sigh; 'Twill lighton despair's gloomy day, Ana wipeeevery tear from the eye. 'Twill ljbten the sorroweoE mortals while hers And theigloem. of despair it v;il scatter and cheer. cHIll-M-AT. i5 ' Itching, dry, thin,. beantined' and occasi ...

... Beech House. Grantlands will saon welcome its new- comer, and there is some talk of Belmore changing hands. Those unfortunate mortals who are martyrs to the hay fever should steer clear of Uffeulmne district just at present. The farmers are busy with their ...

... TheGovernor(Mr'ElH Houldiech) arrived during the progress of II business. C, Miss Gears moved that a shed be erected h in the infants' airing ground be converted 5' into a grass ?? Petnerick seconded, d -Mr Jarman suggested that the matter e: should be referred ...

... 54 years 2-Hester Pentecost, St James, 61 4-Jessie Norrish, St David, 38 Josephine Ralling, St James, infant I 5-Minnie Gar ner, St James, infant Maria Monutfori, St Matthew, 70 years 7-John Mallett, St Matthew, 77 Minnie Crocker, St Sidwell, 27 Mary ...

... Petherick, who, in cpening Sbe show their said it gave him great pleasure to do so. As band everybody knew, infant societies, like infant citis mortals, had to meet with sundry difficulties before they reached maturity, and he thought they might say these ...

... stifled with the vitiated atmos- phere in the winter months, and exhausted I with the intolerable heat of summer; mothers with infants at the breast, and aged ones ready to faint. Even with this crowding space cannot be found for all, and many have to stand ...

... y, vhich is supposed to be the rst luxurious, the most wealthy fromn a hortioultnral stand- point, you seem to ane to ba mortally peor in the way of public gardens. Public gardens perhaps ; but I didn't contradict him. I only advised him to take a wvalk ...

... flames. What excites wouder especially is the fact that the statues of the Divine Infant and Our Blessed Lady alone remained undamaged. The face of the statue of the Divine Infant preserves its exquisite loveliness, though resoned from a shapeless mass of debris ...

... ten years ago that our Con- script Fathers issued ciroulars giving advice as to the proper methods of. feeding and treating infants. The news of this action- snch a fruitful ?? of badinage at the city's expense at the time-has apparently gradually crept ...