... A CHILD KILLED BY SULPHURIC ACID. ku been forwarded to tho coroner the following distressing ease. Mr. Horwell, cheeeemoiigar, ti (iewn-street, Soho, employed Frances Atkinson a charwoman, on the 17th inst., to assist in •leaning hie furniture. Mrs. Atkinson ...

... A CHILD KILLED BY A GAT. - j |, ' On the 31st ult. Mr. Carter, the coroner for jurrey, t held an inquest at the Victoria Tavern, Bermondsey, touching the death of J alien Dullet, child five months old. Mrs. Dullet said that, the deceased was her child ...

... replied that he was moved by the god to do it, and he did it; that the child he killed was one of the adversaries of Rama; and that he was yet commissioned by the god to kill another child if he found it was Bat att. said was Ramanundee, or worshipper x>f ...

... for Central Middlesex into the death of » child who waa killed by fading tiom the arina ot hia brother ascending the stair*, the fact was elicited that, owing to the present law,the father of the deceased child was not ried to the mother, and the grief ...

... Market, the child in question—a remarkably tine boy about two years oldwas playing about the yard with him, and that while ho was at work the child slipped away and went, •opposed, into tie* hut presently, on inquiry being mad.* lor child, was found have ...

... Midsomer-Norton Child Slcrbir.— ihe coroner's inquest the body of the child which was found in a well at Midsomer.Norton has been concluded, both persons in custody, Mr. Padfield and mother, Ann Yates (or Stevens), being present. The child was born Mallet ...

... Prisoner was seen take the tea, and was lined £'■) or two months' imprisonment. t Supposed Child at Exeter.—Early on Saturday morning last th« body of a child, about eight months old, from which head, arms, and legs been severed, was found mill leat ...

... state of mind. On Friday evening, alter the prisoner was his custody, said, “The agreement between us was that when the child was killed, should bury it behind the hedge; but afterwards they changed their minds, and we put it down the water-closet. But shall ...

... the child was born unexpectedly, and that at the time of birth she became insensible, and did not know how the injuries happened to the child. The jury, after hour's deliberation in private, returned a verdict that the child was accidentally killed. The ...

... KILLED IN THE STREETS. On Monday the coroner for Central Middlesex, I-ankester, held an inquest at the Bank of England' l'addington. on the body of William Peyton, aged 7 years, who died in St. Mary's Hospital, from injuries occasioned being run over ...

... years of age, the daughter of woman hom the prisoner had been tra: the country given that. the prisoner had il)-treated.the child upon several ocea- according to-the statement of the woman, while they were m the ¢ ve the little =a died a few wi were futile ...

... father bad locked her out of the room ana given the child a quantity of whisky. The father denied this, but admitted that had given the boy a little drink, and said that as soon turned his back the child picked up the tumbler, in which there was nearly a ...