... bound. 21. ehe FIRSr PRINCIPLES of RELIGION, and the Existenceofa Deitvexplained ?? Dialoguesadapted to the Capacity of the Infant Minrd. By M%. P. Ptice2s.half-bdi. 22. COBWEBS TO CA'lCli FLIES; or, Dialogues in short Sentences, adapted tq Children from ...

... their employ a woman named Elizabeth Hloare, who gave birth ton child during the absence of her mittres from the house. The infant was discovered soette thirteen yards from the bed room window, whence it was sllhged to have been thrown by its mother. Around ...

... begin to make themselves perceptibly felt. It is at this time that deaths from suicide take a marked place in the returns of mortality, and there is also considerable reason to believe that habits of intemperance are apt to suddenly develop themselves. The ...

... deposit:for new born infants and i healthy children and this was their condition after fiveI months' siege. The abandoned babies are distinguished . from bhose which are deposited by tickets pinned upon their breasts. The mortality from the 1st of September ...

... death from drown. ?? jury returned a verdict of Accidental death from drowning. FUNERAL OF MR, HERDING AT BARNSTAPLEI The mortal remains of the late Mr. J. N. Harding, formerly of. the Old Bank, Barnstaple, and who died suddenly on Saturday last, whilst ...

... Spanish officer of high rank and great gallantry, with whom Sir Hearry happened to have a slight acquaintance, was found mortally wounded on the field. He lived for two or three .dayeand 'while in the hospital, to which Sir Harry had him eonveyed, ho ...

... and the firlf gentlermen y of the faculty who ufc it, declare ita fine flomachic and , bracer, and for fafety proper for an infant. It eradicats the foulnefs the mouth is ?? to, from diet, or dil- ;, ordered lromach,andbyitshealing, purif in , and bal- ...

... men with blackeened faces sur- rounded thle hearth, cut the man downs, slew thea wife, with the infant at her boosom, and stabbed, as they, thought Mortally, a -young girl of twelve or thirteen. 'This child, however, survived, but no one in the neighbosirleed ...

... banquet to the Judges on the Western Circuit. It is rumoured that his Royal Highness Prince Albert will stand sponsor to the infant son of the Duke snd Duchess of Sutherland, who has nearly recovered from his serious illness, and who, itis understood, will ...

... proprietors. Sold in packets rv- only, by all grocers, }, i. and llb. INFANT Limi.-Thero is no doubt that the Registrar. 0o General's reports and statistics relating to mortality amongst infants would show a very marked improvement if one of the id simplest ...

... briabid lesions,~ or Ideal' irritatiqlns' pro. ductive of convulIsione, waet the caumse of'death to 'm~ore'than 211000, hijefly infants. .27,104 persons only 'died a. 'strictly 'n atralr death' that is to cay 'from ?? old age.~ 'Violent ?? toboiestaing oumberot ...

... .A.J. isq~ our life ?- t is,,ePn' a vapoir, which appeareth for a little trnAe, kand then vani-keth YES-aUl may grace our mortal.day, 9 T*at warms tle heart, and wins the eye, And gives each arhdet sense to 'sta.' From rapture to satiety. ?? --g orygrapdel) ...