... A CHILD RUN OVER IN WILLIAM-STREET.— Yesterday afternoon a little boy named Frederick Da.vies, aged three years, the son of R cdel Davies, of Williams-terrace, Swansea, was run over by a horse and cart in William-street. The child was attended to by Dr ...

... KILLED HIS CHILD. A LABOURER I'H'RO'WS IT THE WfNDOW. :I»- t- r, V.' ...

... you ara from tiaarrj Headache, SluggUii Liver IVERVOU ess U.DAOIP. IT.AN, K lie URU;I turn, Kilnay D ase Pimplii, SIFIA JF kill H UGHES_ B LOOD_ JPLLLS WihCureyou. Give thaial triat, aa I you vviil soon B) well, 'l'l1eY'Lre suitioie tor ail ciassas—for ...

... her sister of eight, of whom she had charge. The child stated that prisoner had burned her neck with a hot poker, beaten her about the head with a stick, knocked out two of her teeth, and threatened to kill her if she told anybody what had occurred. RUPTUEB ...

... The offended one had swallowed a dictionary, and was trying to get rid or it by sec- tions, as it were. The only posthumous child born to our Royal Family since the revolution, has just celebrated his tenth birthday. He is the little Duke of Albany, son ...

... and South-is about to make his exit for the States. The Welsh Land Commission takes no note of the gipsy. He is nobody's child, and we have no George Smith, of Colville, in South Wales. The new principal of Regent's Park Baptist College, Kensington, ...

... Victoria-street, London, S.W. 3853 KILLED by SANFORD'S RAT POISON which is said by Farmers and others to bf the best ever intro- duced, they find the rats dead Hundred of testimonials from Farmers and ethers. Also Poison tor Killing Moles, a new discovery, answers ...

... all Saddlers, Dealers^J^^ KILLED by SANPORD'S RAT ^°lSan ...

... JPAJUSXIS THINK IT A GOLÐBN KEMBITT. SIR,—I consider it my duty to send you this te ...

... BENEFIT my child bas derived irom VOI1I' Tudnr Wiiti;: tna'sPatent Balaam of HOOEY. She HITS TAKEN it ioR three years. She has beea tronMed W 1th bronchitis sines 14 old. She ttow 6 years old and since I dlscovsred this prepara- tion I consider my child oat ...

... 1895. PARENTS THINK IT A GOLDEN REMEDY. SIR,—I consider it my duty to send you this testi- monial of tbe great, brnetit my child has derived from vour grand Tudor Williams's Patent Balsam of Hoitev. She take. It Jor three years. She baa becil trcubled ...

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