... the 3the ground. 'He sustained. such serious injuries to his no of head that hie is not expected' qo recover.'-- iour. CHILD KILLED IN'DUNDEE.John Robert- The eOD, treynsoagflfrmaticase window in thtCourStet epigo;nd n Friday night, coda alighd on W ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... assistance at the birth of her child, and the child afterwards to be found dead or amissiDg, was a veryserious crime in the eyes of the law, and these facts alone inferred crimninal indifference to the fate of the child. This indictment implicated her ...

... and administered drucs. Slh e witnessed ths d birth of the child, and saw it wrapp ed in a towel ie although alive. Baldwin went awa r and brougaht; back MArs Osborne. He then took the o child, pressed his hand very heavily upon i e, and Mrs i Osborne ...

... .SUPPOSED CHILD MURDER I:; LONDOS I1 I_ _ . I Late last night the trunk of a child, burned aond. I cut, iii two, was found in Hyde Park, London. One. portion wan wrapped in the seent JournaZ of Octtobla 29th ; the other, about 150 yards distant, wag in ...

... aud I had.a nurse child, a girl namedAda e Nortb, aged One 'ydar end tecnmoa , whsooe'motbter '-iwaoo HenuhNoerth ,a doneltic servant, livieit At Mr. 3 Whiite'oi pobic-hoote,'Basford.''I could get en money i offthli1 mtther fnr;lthe child' 'lkeep,niml ic1wee' ...

... the child was boee in Aberdeent, and sonic tines after the birth she took it to Thickie witi her, bitt fiuding that she would be better able to moaiitain hergelf int the sooth, she arranged with the father to pot the child ont to nurse. The child Ivas ...

... give me an-c information? If it was intended tc.. kill the child, it was mrmder ; if it was not, what was the purpoee ? Mr ISSES Aplied that the Crown could give no information ou that point. The child was born about the middle of Septernber, buht was ...