... MOTHER AND CHILD KILLED. A raclancbuly occurrence, arising out of that culpable and highly dangerous practice of manufacturing firewmks in a dwelling-house, look place the village of Haltou. near Leeds, the afternoon Wednesday last, by which we regret ...

... ACCIDENT—A CHILD KILLED. On Tuesday evening, at about half-past four o’clock, as the “Shamrock Day-Coach, which plies between this City and Bandon, was proceeding, at its usual rate, through Great George’sstreet, a very beautiful male child, of about ...

... A CHILD KILLED A CAT. (From the Bon Sens.) The Convent ;Bte. Cliire, it Dombes let-osni, bis lately been the theatre of catastrophe which has plunged highly respectable family i nto the deepest grief by the loss of a beloved child, and created deep sympathy ...

... ON A CHILD KILLED BY LIGHTNING JOHN CLARK. As fearless a Cherub *s rest. Now safe above the cloud, | babe lay its mother’s breast. When thunders roar’d aloud j It started not hear the crash, But held its little hand, the lightning’s fearful flash, catch ...

... EXPLOSION OP FIREWORKS AT HALTON—A MOTHER AND CHILD KILLED. A melancholy occurrence, ariaing out of that culpable and highly dangerous practice of manufacturing fireworks in a dwelling-house, took place the village of Ballon, near Leeds, on the afternoon ...

... Child Killed by a Cock.—On Sunday week r. child, named Martha Collins, living at Harolds-cross, was sent her mother to a livery-stable yard in the neighbourhood, kept byfcMr, Smith. On entering the yard a cock Hew mi the child, and struck her three or ...

... A Child Killed dv Cat.—The Coavent St. Claire, at les-Eiux. has lately-been the theatre ol a terrible caUnroph . >n*ieurand Madame B had placed their only c «Id, a beautiful girl o( tea year* of age, in the convent conilui'ed Ursuline liunt. during years ...

... THE AND II DBS ITNLD CITY QUA Blt CHILD KILLED CAT: SOU I'. j The RfHrorQei comtiiHnceJ las a.uii»LS o»» Tue*d»y I (From the :Uo?i ht^*’‘ aisured, anlhurily on w*e couviuio.is look place during Hie Tut* Coov«*ul lie S:. (llire, if**- ,r«saii>fied wctmiielv ...

... barrack. A Child Killed uy a Rat.—A poor woman at Newtown, in the suburbs of this city, left her child asleep in bed on Tuesday last, and returned the kitchen to ptepare some dinner for her husband, when she wrs alarmed the cries of the child. On returning ...

... rattling the couch, it supposed, dislodged a newly elected sigi.-board Morgans door, which falling directly on the Lead the child, killed it almost instantaneously. ...

... rORONF.IfS INQUEST. An inquest was held Ihuisday last, at Ca-tlegrn*e, the body Child killed the «strs dey.'er the day before. t«o ca.ts ora carl ha*ing px-sed o*ti it (on the high the wheels of which ita head nearly pa rated from the body. It appearing ...

... pocket, and made stab Mrs Carbery, and, in doing so, struck her child, and killed it. Mrs. Carbery screamed, and he then gave his wife blow in the breast with the instrument, and killed her. He then attacked Mary Anne Donovan, end pursued her round the ...