... the child, whe was killed on the 1 spot. He identified the accused as the driver of c the waggonette. - Bv Mr Tliosfo3 -Hae had instructed Mr Wn. t B. Paterson to raise an action for £200 against ?? employer as damages for the death of s the child. The ...

... that case he might have made away with hill- self, when he saii, If I had killed myself I should have left my wife with a child to keep, wlhereas as 1 have killed the child I shall be hung, and my wife will only have herself to keep.' He did not appear ...

... aged four, saw his father, and ran to Cr meet him. The father, however, not seeing the ofI child, started the engine, which ran over the child Its land killed him. Sw A MYRSTELOtSI AFFAIR.-The Board of Trade, he at the request of the Bo-isemouth Town ...

... father and two children weril knoe1ked down in by a coal train, one child being killed, The father fi' sustained a fracitured collar bone .end fiactured leg. fe Both father And child were removed to Barnsley Beel-t Hospital. of Tm FOiRTm Biticnuu.-The ...

... at a part of the street on which there was room for three carts to pass abreast: einds that the child which was killed had been playing wish another child round some women on the footpath, who were standing on it, and had unfortunately gone just at the ...

... that having on 17th January last, at Invereak Lodge, Mid-iothin, been de- li vered of a living female child, she did then and there assaulb said child, and with her hands or, isome bluat instrument murdered her. Accused wes alternatively charged with ...

... to do it, and it was settled that I and mother should kill the child, and then we should kill each other, and mother should die last. I held the child and mother cut its throat. We then agreed to kill each other by cutting our arms, and as ...

... within r- 9a hours ef the time when he first saw the body. j. He Ws not prepared to deny the possibility of the in child having been killed in the house, but all tbe kg appoarunes to his mind pointed against it. is Drs Smith and Jacobs concurred with Dr ...

... circumstances, I must, in assessing tthe damages, look to the original character of the accident. The wonder is that the child was not killed, and I am of opinion that substantial damages must be awarded. I'ursuer's agent-Mr R. B. Nicoll, solicitor (foi Mr ...

... find the corpse to believe that the child had been killed by . the log falling on her, and went quietly back to the villag. A sister of the child finally stumbled across the log A1 under which the dead body of the child was partially tl hidden, and of course ...

... resides at 3 Lewis Terrace, Dalry Road, Edinburgh. On 15th May last be, his wife, and his child were passengers by the train which collided at Loukerbte. The child was killed, and pursuer and his wife were badly : injured. He sued the railway company for £44000 ...

... the. , child and perambulator were- left for a, minute oi'so un- attended on the, line, and, the 10-55 n~m. express from, Manchester to Leids% which came up, ran into then,, The iperambulator was smashed aud the child inatan- tausously killed. The o'Cheatham ...