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... Socool Boanrd last Thursday, Mr S. Sparicos i,n the chair, Miss E. Warren, of Tilhngton. Sussex, was appointed mistrese of the Infants School, at a, salary of £40 a year. There were six candidates. The School Board election Iis fixed for the second Thursday ...
... placidly upon the spot there (as though it were a bed of roses,) where ' my heart lies bleeding,'. and the red stains from the mortal wound which she inflicted apon it eighteen years agoI may still be traced on the Booring plank, ' Thirteen stone ?? cries ...
... world, and the Maker, 113, Holborn-hill. Use no substitute, and notice MY NAME and TRADE MARK on the buff-coloured wrapper. MORTALITY AMONG CHILDREN.-A very important crisis with Children is Cutting the Teeth. There is no doubt much illness would be alleviated ...
... judgments are abroad, the people T a of shall learn righteousness. Durirg the last two or lo 'ood three weeks we have seen the infant of h4 g to a few days taken hence ; the good It a or- God loving it so well that He wea unwilling that it (I not should be ...
... terror, tumult, and ?? Walter Scott. f AFTER THE HoNoEymoosN.-Marriage is somretimes a said to be the door that leads deluded mortals back to earth; but this need not and ought not to be the case. , Certainly love may end with the honeymoon if people 1 d marry ...
... aweek in each of the years 1853-62-is found,with a correction forincreaseof population to be 1,223. The increase in the mortality is caused chiefly by diarrhoea, the deaths from which rose from forty. seven 'and. ninety-one in the twgo previous weeks ...
... therefore, again and ever to tha true I Wacht am Rhein.' The Cologne Gazelte, reverting to the question of the com- parative mortality in the present and f-ormer wars, remarks : Great losses now follow each other rapidly in a few days, simply because gr ...
... estll is injeu ios, arn(I they therefore strotgly retonsismt 21 Bth trnur snoweet'eod Fiest Swiso Brni.YI By for the h-, 31 Infants' food. Ask for the ?? Firet SwilstBrsud., Sold evers 41 where. Slte Consinedes. Harthnane, Roll and Co., Beorn' I. Londen ...
... is superiorto all other remedies for the Wind, Purg. ings, Convulsions, and those Disorders in the Stomach and Bowels of Infants, which prove fatal to so many ul. der the age of two years. It is equally efficacious in Cholics, Fluxes, and other Complaints ...
... was found inacanal,witha brick tled toit. Suspicion fell upon Selina. She gave false and cohtradictory accounts as to her infant having died by natural causes, and of its having been interred. The case against her. failed; for there was no proof that ...
... presently he saw what he telt to be a light was really the form of a woman standing on the bank opposite the meadow, with an infant in her arms. The night weg dark, and under ordinary circumstances he could- not POssbl have distinguished her at that distance; ...
... who sat upon her right at the table. GREAT MORTALITY IN BOKHARA. ST. Psaseiasusao Thursday. Intelligence received here from Ookhars states that the excessive heat prevailing there is causing great mortality among the inhabitants, 'who are shutting themselves ...