... observed his celloague in aired tbe eastern. division of' the county was Itien engaged upon an Iinquiry where the body of' an infant had. been soD interred. scion. Mr. Greene, clerk to thle Bu~rial Board of St. Pancras, uit in said that, in couseqicence of ...

... is the s solicitor il the case. MORTALITY OF INFANTS.-M. Bertillon, in a recent paper addressed to the Academy of. Medicine of Paris, has published some curious statistical facts concern- ing the mortality of infants under one year of age. Withilti a ...

... left four more of thelraroibelT the field, two un.med Radeliff-an oldgentleman s:li son, the son mortally and the old gectlesiaS dsi)P2'? if not mortally, wounded May, a soniiaw teV5;' dangerously wounded, and Foreman with his n.3111 tured by the falling ...

... upon the most brutal savage. You, Sir, find this child ill in bed-you procure a tub, and in tile most savage way torture the infant, until at length you deprive her Ut life. 1 hat you were the victim of delusion I hope and ad- m't, but that that delusion ...

... inglastlirs. Worsey, ehaving her infant in her arms, was seen to rush into theI street bleeding profusely from a wound in her threat, in which a large carving knife was sticking. HeroIn clothing, r and also the infant's, was saturated with blood. Worsey ...

... closed doors, returned the following verdict :-We, the jury, find that deceased, the male infant of Fanny Bathwicke, died on the 4th of March from the mortal effects of natural debility, without either its birth or death being registered ac- cording ...

... three years old, and an infant, still at the breast. On Holy Thursday last, a neighbour happened to enter this house, when lie found Huber, his wife, and their son (three years old), murdered, and their daughter Catherine mortally wounded. The latter, before ...

... Daniel Jones, ah infant only four years of age, away, with an intent to fteal his clothes. The infant's father is a maftee bricklayer, and refides in Newcafle-ftreet, Strand. On Tuefday evening, between five and fix o'clock, the infant was at play with ...

... pervaded all his judgmeets, for he never forgot that I he himself was mortal, and that those who were placed at 3the bar before him, however guilty and depraved they might 9be, were mortal too. He had a comprehensive and wel!.. a stored mind, from which a ...

... at Fordington, on the 2Oth of February, struck William Allen ont the head, thereby giving him a mortal bruise, a mortal fracture of the skull, taid s mortal extravasation of blood on the brain, of which he (lied. Mr. C'ockburn, Q.U., and Mr. Stock, were ...

... futl given to the infant, who dted the c next day in consequence. J. Robins, Esq., who acted as coro- ner in the absence of Mr. Squire, dwelt most impressively on the great danger which attended the administration of that drug to infants, and stated that ...

... aetar important case from Philips Oa -the jaw of ytEciTdine. e twih sat r a There owscen to ?? no preeis- age ixed at which infants are excluded froma beinag wiineOses. At one time, indeed, their age WUs cocoidexed as a eriterion of t heir competency, and ...