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... towns, end in August 23 . 11, compared with 25'29 in the great towns. Owing to the long continued hot weather, the mortality amongat infants end aged people was excessive, and toe death-rate above any for August Exeter, ex.ept in lint (another hot stammer) ...
... wife of a labourer, Bre. Madrid. She proceeded to • neighbour's boos for some milk, leaving at home her two children one an infant of six months aad • child two pant old. On her return a horrible sight preesat , i itself. The elder child bad evidently been ...
... remember that its chid aim Lady Mary Trelu.-is al the christening in the is to prevent cruelty to animals, and not Royal of the infant daughter of Cap- to obtain convictu as. There have been tain Lord Charles and Lady Charles Pita- several cases in the County ...
... of the children in the highest standard in the Boys' School. All the work woe going on well except that in the Girls' and Infants' School, who had suffered through the absence of teachers in consequence of Slone. The Clerk was instructed to a* the Uffaulam ...
... Mr. toldemid slept comfortably that night, and felt like a man who is beyond the reach of the daurrs that afflict ordinary mortals. Next day be was called away to Amsterdam on important business. He sent a telegram to Mrs. toldsmid telling her that, if ...
... &clamed invalid. Oa Wenesday the Act was adopted by • large =jerky. BONDLEIGH. Tar Lanz BEY. B. W. Lorror.—Ou Saturday the mortal remains of the late Rev. B. W. Lorton (curate of Boudkigh and Brushford) were remained to their lad resting Pam. The °Mdating ...
... to all, A charm io cry t Let'. bury ont now,. in winter vnown. And klki• the , pringtime slat. And when we have buried our mortal worn And rive to our heavenly King, In blies and inv. , on the Eden above lark in ‘..b rad WILLIAM April sth. 60-AND-SO Is ...
... dispute is arrived ~LA,' week there was an enormous increase in fatal mare of (: tarrhops in the country. The H o f seven infants and three adults were smibuted to various forms of cholera. Int potato disease is spreading with alarming m any in South Down ...
... tattling their own heavenly food in its perfection, as it is now supplied by Healer. Cadbury to the humblest of hater-day mortals. Whether for its absolute purity, its delicious aroma, or its extraordinary nutritive value, CADBURY'S i CIKX/A may with perfect ...
... rawly made peer gave no sign of deeding t his pinions for a higher fight. On th oil, we regret that he indulged in what mortals would describe as quibbling, in ale establish a distinction between a Lord of PrMileat and a ord Pee Belborntr of Realmto ...
... pada& there would lam bean 11 ten. The deaths banded 98 eras 1104 94 fessales, and of the total 40 of them were tines of infants under one Tear, and 61 rimed to adults who hod attained 60 yens and upward,. Irlioopng much bad ¬epad Ant three maths of ...
... the Princess of Wales, in Court Dress, the Four Generations, Group of H.M. the Queen, the Fiance of Wales, Duke of York and Infant Prince (Prince Edward of York) ; T.R.H. the Princess of Wales and Three Daughters, in Court Dress—group ; the Duke and Duchess ...