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Southland Times, Volume I, Issue 38, 20 March 1863, Page 4

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!>r all ijured rewit i with , has of the T two h, are it not .y 12. _ canl that lit to ewell prise. LICKS d it cived mined Imew m hi» along i him L been ,c cirlows: were strict isame ilack. Nt ta large thily, their i with was third ! reipeby .sued it the , • l>y cattle f the earest and rarda. red to ity. — •Jd Chronicle, February I -th.

Bomsstic Caumitt. — Six Deaths Bar__t Fevek.— Mr Wilmott, a niedi-1-titioner at Penrith, has addressed tho ling letter to the editor of the Herald ■ regret to have to record one of the most

Hi.il afflictions it has been my lot to witBs in this colony. A dairyman, named lerry Connor, living on the Wiubourna tstate, at Molgoa, had his fourth boy, aged Kjht years, attacked with severe sore throat tut' 7th January last. He was not pieHjcd for till the 12th, when he was found hi;, and died early on the 14th. On the elder boy, aged eleven years, was a similar manner, but a rash apno hesitation in pronouncing fever of a low type, with In spite of all treatment 28th, after eleven days' two younger children, found bo ___^__^^__^^H_) V ' a )'> the 30th an __________________________ s . _^__^^^^^^^^^^^th ar| d tlueo six, ___^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_Kp the house _^__^^^^^^^^^^^^^M> with the of Dr ________________________________________! on _________________________________________ the