... was charged with having killed a boy named Robert Collins, aged between five and six years. It appeared that the pri- soner was driving a float along Inn's-quay, and it was alleged that through negligence he drove over the child, who happened to be in ...

... Several trees inl the neighnhourhood were shiver- ed; a house at Croston was struck, and a horse killed at Crossens, near Southport. It is said that a child was killed at Bispham. The river Douglas, on Friday the 1 th. ult. broke its bank, between Ormskirk and ...

... presence, nearly smashed my child's head before for I could prevent hier ; I then shut the door on herto detain th i ler Wtil a policeman could be got to take lier into custody, for I thought at first that my child was killed. The sur- aw geon who dressed ...

... ceased, ,lho was the illegitimate child of, prisoner's husband, born before his marriage;. the child fled across the potato field, and beinkovertaiken by prisoner, the latter placed both her bands uponI the neck of the child, and attemptied to choak her; ...

... Ball's-bridge, holding the child in his hand. Baron Penntfather-Did he return? He did, in the course of half an hour, Sir. Had he the child? No, Sir. Did you ask him where the child was ? Yes Sir, and tie replied that when the child got to Ball's-bridge he ...

... executioner; on the day in question, while the child was in bed, she took an iron, and at firs. thought of dashing out its brains, but reflect ing that she could not kill it soon enough in this way, and that the child would cry out and bring the father to its ...

... quarrelling once. Mrs. Roland was confined on Monday morning last of a dead child; I washed the child when dead on Monday morning about 10 o'clock, I saw no mark of violence on the child, except a slight dinge on' the back of the head ; after washing I clothed ...

... medium o' informing the pith0 that Robert Sands, feouncd guilty at the last autumn O3iiees of thee nuruler of Ihis infant child, has been respited from tile punishamont of death, to which he was sentenced at last assizes, (duritg leer Majesty's ?? V ATTEMPTED ...

... CASE OF MANSLAUGHTER-X WOMAN KILLED BY HIER HUSBAND. oN Thursday night last, the 13thi instant, a horrible tragedy was enacted in an obscure court (MICalmont's.eourt) off Winetavern-street, in this towyn. A woman, named Cather ine Gardiner, was, onl the ...

... said she was called in to see the dead child, and found the mother greatly distressed. She saw the lumps on the child's head, and accused the prisoner of being the murderer. He made no answer. A week before the child's death she heard the accused wish ...

... with the child, who was then in charge of Anne MFarlan on the counter, when she went out and gave the child to John Larkin, and returned in about five minutes; the child began to cry ; I took him and gave him the breast ; I returned the child to Anne for ...

... her. The woman raised the child, and the blew killed the child.- On this the prisoner seized a gritfaun, and killed the woman ; and, while engaged in killing the woman, the girl came in, and to avoid detection the prisoner ...