... baby to my bosom, and feel that I was not alone. Oh, the wild extacy of that moment! I could have knelt to my unconscious infant and blessed him for the joy I felt. I was then but a mere girl; friends had for ever forsaken me, fortune I had none; I was ...

... H. the Princess of Wales. So far as the natural events of confinement are concerned he leaves his illustrious patient and infant princess entirely well. He leaves Dr Jenner and Mr Paget in charge. We are happy to learn that the affection in the knee-joint ...

... of honour in not retiring in the Colonel's favour, as one of the most out- rageous pieces of insolence ever addressed to mortal man. Mr Morgan repeated that he had offered to pay Colonel Biddulph's expenses, and to take the second place; but what was ...