... (wvitness) killed the child; the child lay in this manner until the little b6y came down the borheen to turn out the pigs, and found her dead; if Mrs. Clerke only winked at the child, she would go into the fire from her; witness used to beat the ...

... of her illness: she added, Bob has poisoned me, and killed the child-[she was pregnant]-but killing me is nothing to killing the child. --Before her death, she was delivered of a full-grown child, which was ...

... proof of particular malice towards the person killed. It has beell Over and over declared, by wily of illustration, by the Judgest, tiat a mna firing into a crowd, not any of whom he w214Y know, and killing one of them, may be gnilty of murder. U-, ouly ...

... 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 ...

... on, She then suckled her child, and, after some altercation with the prisoner, in a passion he snatchud tile child from her, and said he would carry it himself, and she might follow him. She begged of hirn not to hurt the child, and he said that he would ...

... it; the lady was carrying the child, and the gentleman the basket, which I had seen the lady have at the Ingatestone station; I think this basket is thesame. The child was produced, and witness said it was the same child thelady had at thestation, and ...

... wretch out of the way-I will kill it. When asked how she could tceat the child so cruelly, she said, she regarded it as the curse of God, and she mneant to kill it. She was apparently intoxicated, and looked extremely ?? child was taken to St. Martin's ...

... end I am glad of it. I ropld not kill myself becatree -the gun burstod. I tried all I could to cut my throat, but tirelenife wslald not cut. I thought, two or three days before I found my sril'g that I wcould kill my child else, because it should not come ...

... the water wilb the child; the water was four feet deep I where she was; she had her clothes on her at the time, I and so had the child; when he first saw her, she had the i child in her arms; she frequently called out that the child l was dead; witness ...

... 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 ...

... occasioss to resma k tow ill-used the poor child was; site had seen her slap the, child on the face violently, and rensarked ?? was much too severe, the Governess said she child Was a great story-teller. The child came into tier (the witness's house) one ...

... where's tie child you brought to me about six weeks ago; Shin answered, 'Ibe child don't belong to you. I then said, where's the child; to which she made no answer. When I saw the child by the side of time ditch, 1 observed it was a female ...