... of an up-stairs window wihero she lived, and saw the mother of the deceased child, running out of her house with the child in her arms, screaming, Oh you have killed my child. She ran into Mrs. Devereux's house by the back door, which is int Dalton~s ...

... attention as to how far there was sufficient evidence that the party charged with killing the child had any intention to do an unlaw- ful act. It appeared that the mother of the child had it upon her knee when a quarrel took place between the mother and the father ...

... and the rioters, numbers being struck to the ground. During the combat, a woranT1 crossing, with a child in her arms, was knocked- down, and the child killed. Aftersome time thaepolice, with Mr. Harrop, effected their escape, being, however, chased by the ...

... despaired of. The prisoner stated that it was Highamas who had killed the child, and said that she went upto the bed room, after getting the breakfast ready, and saw Highams in the act of cutting the child's throat, and that she attacked him with the billhook ...

... found his wife and child saturated *ith blood. The child was dead. A% local doctor was an- stantly seat for, and the unfortunate Viotims removed to the stsition wziting-roonm. -MIedical exs~minstion showved that the child had been killed instantaneously ...

... prisonerlhad been married in theyear 1841 Toioisn teas of a kind commonly known as The n and it was supposed that the child had been killed by the administering of a BubetanOofthat kind, some of which had, Just before his death, been used about the house ...

... hadbeen married in the lear 184s. The poison was of a kipd commonly known as bug.pOi(Ofl' and it was supposed that the child had been killed by the administering of a substance of that kind, some of which had, just before his death, been used about the house ...

... n married in the year 1843. The poison was of a kind commonly known as bog-pois0n, and it was supposed that the child had Rbeen killed by the administering of a substance of that knd, some of which had, just before his death, been used about the house ...

... extraordinary, that, though feveral children, t and one man, were clofe to the child killed, yet none of them was hurt. The lightning, l after having pafiled through the child, took its direaion upwards, perforated the floor of the d fpinning-room above ...

... BOILER EXPLOSION AT BRADFORD. ONE CHILD KILLED AND OTHERS INT~~URlID. Yesterday evening, about 'nine 6'closkr, a. shocking boiler explosion ocourred in Kelghlay-stroat, Slabrdga. lane, Bradford, bywhc a il ws killed, others injured, and the building reduced ...

... streetwaasumnloled by Mr. A. Wilson, vaccination-offiloer, for not having his child ?? Kenworthy appeared on behalf of the defendant, and contended that the latter could not have his child vaccinated, on the ground that no 0one knew what disease might be transmitted ...

... mouth, into Saint Thomns's Huspital, where he breathed heavily twice tand expired. A CHILD KILLED BY A BU;LLOCK.-On Mr nday, a egirl about tw. lve years of age, was killed at the foot eof Blackfriar's-bridge, under the followingr eircum. P stances. It was ...