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... Irot) i% I SknbR LOMrr.-The Infant Life Protection Act of 1897 applies to personas who retain or receive for hire or reward in that behalf ?? than sue infant under the age of five years for the purpose of nursing or main- taining such infants apart from their pents for a longer period than forty-eight hours. This will give you the information you seek. HL L.-I. Solong as the tenancy exists ...

... 1O0W IT IS DISTRIBUTED THIS YEAR. Tho operations of the Prince of Wales's Hospital Fund for London are this year, with hie approval, limited to institutions lyinig within a radius of seven milos from Charing Cross, Sulbjolned airo details of the chief annual grants, Msade on the snsme conditions as last year. 1Londllon Hospital ?? ?? .. C5,o a,,ye3's.) St. Tlosnras ?? 1,i1tO) ?? ?? ,,04, Sit. ...

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... I I i SIX SAILORS WOUNDED AT SOUTHAMPTON. rho steamer St. Paul, which arrived at Southampton two days late owing to fog and had wenther,was yesterdav the scene of a wild affray between a number of fire- men and a seaman Iamnfd Cummings. It seems that Cummings, when in the fore- castle of the liner shortly after mid- night, was set upon by some of the firemen, and, in retaliation, he got hold ...

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... I Mr. Wynne Baxter, coroner, held an inquiry, at Limehouse, on Tuesday, con- cerning the death of Sarah Emily Bar- rett, aged seven years. the daughter of a carman, of 6, Perth-street, Mile-end.- Sarah Ann Barrett, the mother, stated that on Thursday, Dee. 22. she left home to do some cleaning. The deceased and her little sister were left together in the kitchen. On witness's toturn she found ...

... WELCOMING THE NEW YEAP.B THE BEVEL OUTSIDE ST. PAVL'S. | Dreary weather arid mizzlinar p ain damped the ardo.r of those who efs- 'rally asrdmble to see theelast of the Old year and make a Svets night of it under lthe shadow of St. Paul'. In. expet- thtioie of the evenlt the cathedral authoritiesa had carefully put up ''the trong ironrailingo thao fit hetween thed poets of the wide semi- nrcu ...

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... SEAMEN'S UNION. TO TIlS EDITOR OF RZETOLs'5 INEEwPAPLIR. DEAR SIR -Just a line to acquaint yen with the success BtteDii the agitation amongst seamen in the Port of London 'or an increased wage. Increases have been given in the majority of Shipo signing on crews ranging from Is, to LI per month, and n. goodly number of ships are paying railors and firemen all round LI per moant. In sail 5s. to ...

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