... ation hour he would repeat it f the recital follow the Ipeaker through al his variety tone and vcllieulat on. Nor was his (kill m • r,B * 5. than m learning, his courage inferior to his ft. 11, .here was a pure-tighter at Mantua, who about the world, ...

... conliderable force-; and indeed we obferv- much better cavalry than we had been to. the night of the uth inft. I fent Capt. Child with three up the fouth fidc of the river to reconnoitre, and, early on the 13th inft. Major parley with his regiment to fupport ...

... fell upon the child. The mother, unable to behold her child murdered before herconjured her hulband to difpatch her firft.?T man, conflant in bis determination?complied win her reqneft, and ftahbcd her to the heartHe then killed his child?who and for life ...

... take hold the child, and brought it without any ligns of life to its difconfolate mother.—The methods recommended by the Humane Society for re florin g animation, were fuccefsfully employed under the direction Mr. Checfe, i’urgeon ami the child from untimely ...

... Kimberworth, for refilling to indemnity the laid tonnlliip from the maintenance a baltaid child. On Tuefday, perfon named George Walton, in cleaning one the loughs the killing ftiambles, in tins place, fell into the river Dun, and was drowned. ■Since our Ihft ...

... who Itemed moll folicitous to a (lift him. At intervals, from leniences hardly intelligible it was difcovcrecl, that this child of forrow was the fon of in-;r. of cor.fiderable property in the county Suffolk and that his aflc£lions had rivetted him to ...

... circumftanced by Mr. Child’s will: he left the bulk of his fortune to his Lordlhip's fecund child (fon not mentioned) who was to be named Rolrert. , as the fecond child girl, and not baptized Robert, the f|iieftion is—to whom docs Mr. Child’s fortune devolve ...

... new-born male infant was found in St. Philip’s church-yard, Birmingham. To all appearances the child had not been long dead; On Tlrurfday morning another dead child was alfo found in the fame chtireh-y On Friday lad was held at Bromfgrove, a refpect.able meeting ...

... the approach the mother, who alarmed by the violent cries of the child, the venomous reptile drop, ped off, and crawled up grape vine ; from whence was knocked down a neighbour and killed; it meafured three quarters of a yard. A furgeon was then fent for ...

... (lion of the lame day his Alajedy’s land ttnt) ft forces. 'The of* conl'ils thirteen killed ami thirty-nine ivoinideil, liefrilc* (it tailors ol the I'ortitiKle killed and tilty-lix wounded, the liieof ttie hurt Mortclia. -hvn .v. m.; t. ~ follnwing fern ...

... of, after a very obftinate refiftance by the lix daring fmugglers; in which conteft two holies were (hot dead, one (muggier killed, and John Edwards, the Excife-officer, dangeloufly wounded between the (boulders. The goods were fafely lodged in the Cuftom-houfe ...

... feeling heart! A child of about ten months old took folk, and would not eat. The Captain took the child and flogged him with a cat. * D—n you, laid he, I’ll make you cat, or I’ll kill vou.’ From this, and other ill-treatrnent, the child’s legs fwelled, ...