... CHILD KILLED BY BUS Hurrying with her parents to catch a 'bus in Corbels Tey Road, Upminstei. Janet Mary Davis, aged five, of Avenue. Ilford, was knocked down by the 'bus, and the guard rail had to be sawn away before she could be released. Tnts was staled ...

... CHILD KILLED IN CAR CRASH A car driven by Mr. H. E. Davey, of Fanton Chase, Shotgate, Wickl'ord, in which was also his wife (Mrs. Valentine Davey), Mr. rank Herod, of Brock Hill, Wickford, and Jacqueline Annette Rush, aged 5, came into collision with ...

... collision with a coach and lorry. Mra. Veronica Thomas, aged 26, was killed. The child was taken to Chelmsford Hospital with head injuries, and then removed to London Hospital. Mr. Thomas was thrown clear, and sustained few bruises. The inquest on Mr«. Thomas ...

... first child on conditions EXTRACTS FROM THE ESSEX HERALD (NO\V THE NEWSMAN HERALD ) OF 100 YEARS AGO prizes.—A lady in Kent has offered prizes of £5 every year as a christening present such of two mothers of the peasantry class whose first child shall ...

... CHILD ROAD DEATHS MOUNT LAST month 74 children were killed or injured on Essex roads, compared with in August, 1049. This is disclosed in the Essex Policc Road Safely Bulletin, issued this week. Although some of the accidents, says the Bulletin. were ...

... Boy, 6, Killed by Car Monday six-year-old Edwin Wm. Martin, son cf Mr- and M| Martin, of Dalsteon Villa, Church Street, Sible Hedingham, was accidentally knocked down by a saloon motor car as he was crossing Queen Street Castle Hedingham. The child died ...

... Schoolgirl killed at railway crossing npWELVE years' old schoolgirl Jean Rushen, daughter o£ Mr. and Mrs. K. Rushen, of Glebe Crescent, Witham, was killed on Wednesday afternoon by a train the Cherry Tree crossing near her home on the Braintree branch ...

... Several Oby ,L^ n one child, were e dog, which, for a d the district % h Picked up sticks and n wait for the dog. 11 Ce were ! °ld of what M policc Car P me %t! Scii«.' There was a chase, k ' and the dog was cj ler e was killed. ■St r °blem was what Jf ...

... for n ,» or 5.1 per cent, less ' f lc h, in turn, showed a Th P cr cent- over 1947 actua figures were : killed, 422 injured. billed, 359 injured. killed, 342 injured. onlr oversial subject oi teiv, r ' n Pa Banda has any direct at ih Ccic^ enl figures ...

... Quuker. Why, nil the young men tell me so, she plied, dropping her eyes and blushing,. The Quaker left the shop immediate ly. CHILD, five years of age, caused the death of another year younger the other day at Sheffield, by a blow upon the stomaoh. By law ...

... Parlourmaid desiring to learn cooking; good wages and outings; with 4-roomed self-cor.ia ncd Flat, party furnished; widow with child over 5 might be Suitable ; first-c'.ass refs. essential. Box H366. SALES Representative, door-to-door; excellent opportunity ...

... before the tale Yernon danced the solo n > followed by Evelyn I ' Poldenice Mid-day L n . °'d Bohemian tale of j ° killed her own child, ncers appeared together -h r '_ e of Harmony before ~>f'n '°° r house played more Kh«e hl >.c. porous parade of classical ...