... was standing, .t the time the child was killed, within two vards of the piece: heard a scream from the child's sister, anit lookieg round saw the wheel of the cart about three or four inchies past the child's head. The child was at the edge ...

... very: imnperfect, 'i; 'uhen be held such dealings-*ith the mother ofthis child: P Thc indictmnent, t'o which the'pri,so'nir-ha-d-pled guilty, bore .. that th'c child bad'been 'killed big beinlg put -into the-river. 3f and dirowned-hat1aetbehi- 'doneu d ...

... DftEADFUL SUICIDE, AND ATTEND1T TO KILL. Mrs Jane Thwaites, a respectable widow lady, about 46years of age, who was a householder in Clerkenwell parish, about twenty years, and kept ! the hUseNo. 2. in Hooper Street, After cutting the throat of her son ...

... Anywltere. Ile tten struck her a heavy blow on t le richt breast, which grazed both the breast ats(l the child's face. Witness took the child frotn tse dlecoased, and lie struck her another beavv blow nfter 1lscosTillg her down ott a sofa, tand hoflding ...

... INQUEST ON A B1OY KILLED BY HIS FATHER. An inquest was held on Mlonday morning at the Ma- sons' Arms, Tiehborne Street, Edgecare Road, on the body of Henry Starnynought, jun. who was killed by his father on Friday lasr, under very singular circumn- stances ...

... heard, and having beckoned the child out of the room, locked the f roobb'r ui? in the chamber. She then desired the child to e run to tie village, to apprise his father, and desire him , to brhig assistamnce. h the child did not lose an instant , but by ...

... of the child, on the 'Io 27th January, last year. It was baptised in the name of chb Charles William Beadle, son of Lydia Beadle. sca Elihisbetb Cable, the nurse of a workhouse In the Borough, wa where the child was born, knero tie said child to have ...

... circumstances which took place relative to her child, that the death of the child was altogether accidental, and that when it happened she was intoxicated; that she communicated to him, that upon that occasion the child was upon her back, covered with her petticoat ...

... vicinity, went to the apartment where the poor child: d was' confined, and found -him almost naked, perE v Id fectly squalid with filth', and emaciated f.om ape I e- parent famine. He interrogated the child, Woc from his size, appeared not more than four ...

... Mr Bedford, landlord of the Eagle and Child, proved, that the prisoner came into his. house on the llth of bvember, called for a pint of porters and obrerved, with the utmost composure, that he had just killed his wife; adding, _with equal copmposure ...

... prisoner, it vill. be recollected, went' out witb thc child, but being.absent rather long, and the motlier Mhing alareed, went.ofit to. sec after themj and on g& ing into-a Court near the tonse; she met the child, who 're'eled' fawards her,' and on her takina- ...

... before them. The intention to kill the child was not imputed to the prisoner, else tbe indictment would have lieens for murder. but tlse amount of moral guilt be conceived not to be sucud less, as the death of the child was the etfect of a continuation ...