... the number of boys who were killed through the inefficient construction of these doors—they would certainly be convicted of infanticide. He, Mr. Brough, said itjwas fearful to think of the number of children that got killed; and it was very evident a man's ...

... Plymouth Iron Company was going down all incline with hls. traws, when one of them overturned and fell on the top of him, killing him instantly on the spot.—An old man, named Thomas Pritchard fell over a wall on the night of the 7th, as he was going home ...

... less and pleasant to taste, it produces natural, quiet sleep, by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awaken as bright as a button. It soothes the child, it softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and ...

... a charge was heard against a young woman, a. domestic servant, of attempting to murder. Sarah Child, aged 1' » few months since was delivered of a, child. She subsequently went into the service of Mr. Owen, of Hampton Court. She conducted herself well ...

... harmless and pleasant to uwte. it pro duces uatur .l, quiet sleep by relieving the child from i.ain and the little rherub awakes as bri.-ht as a button. It seothes the child, it softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves T V?e bowels. and >s the best known ...

... perfectly harmless and pleasaat to taste, it pro natural, auiet sleep, by relieving the child from pain aad the little ilierab await » as bright as a button. It soothes the child, it softens the gums, allays all pain, relieve* wind, regulates the bowels, and ...

... would have to kill the child. Did not remember telling Eliza Phillips, when at home ill, that I had fallen down Mr. Evans's stairs, had got rid of the child, and had had a miscarriage. I kept com- pany with a man named Thomas, but he was killed at the works ...

... ADVTOK TO MOTKBES !—Are you broken iu your rest by a sick child suffering with the pain o cutting teeth ? Go at once 'o a chemist and get a bottle of VRS. W[\si,ow'a SI'OXHING SYRUP. It will reliev; the poor sufferer immedi- ately It is perfectly harmless ...

... single, Rawmarsh Hill; Geo. Blackett, married, three children; Geo. Bennett. single, Rawmarsh; Wm. White- head, married, one child Richard Wood, Parkgate, and another unknown. Another man, named George Farmer, was to have joined them, but he was late, and ...

... of the child whom defendant was charged with wounding, was in her own house, when prisoner passing by accosted her with the remark that she ought not to allow her hushand to work, that he was an old turncoat, and that he would surely get killed, &c. She ...

... perpetrated, but who pretended to be asleep for fear of being assassinated also. After killing his wife Courcol lighted his pipe and left the house, and his child then jumped out of bed and called to his mother, but she was dead. When the lad related ...

... PARENT.—Lewis Williams, a fish monger, was placed in the dock charged pnder a warrant with not paying towards his illegitimate child by Mary Edwards, a widow. The Bench held defen- dant to be 15s. in arrear. In default of paying this sum, together with the ...