... wanted to take the child away from her, when she st up, gave him a clap in the face, and then got upon er feet. She had the deceased in her arms. Witness again asked her for the child, but she refused to give her to hirm, and threw the child out of her arms ...

... I 4 ChILD Kf.ITE 48 II HI .I 31gtth' rbe 6E ;e s .8f .3uel~seyX'33} a re'stectable'dohing wroma , was plaesbda theddel,, charged, with eansing the death of h.er child, LJo Buckney, agedl elve years, by tbrowing.akife at L T6i case, which was watcbed ...

... CHIL)D KILLED ON THE RAILWAY I AT PORT CLARENCE. EXTRAORDINAReY EVIDENCE. On Saturday fternoon, ?? Settle, coroner,hhld au inquest at the Clarenca Statirn Hotel into tho eircutetaijcee attending. the dleathl of the lit'la girl namedtL Mary Ann Donnelly ...

... things be done in their proper places. He was bound to view these things legally, and the law would not say that because this child bad lost its life there, of necessity there ought to be a bridge. If a bridge was wanted the township could com- pel it to ...

... CHILD KILLED FROM SOUTH- WARK BRIDGE. A paintbrush lmaker, iamed John Samuel Bulleh, 45, of Seledon-roed, Upton-park,; was charged, at Soutliwarlk police-court, on Monday, with causing actual bodily harm to a little boy, named Crumpton, aged nine years ...

... abort six o'cjock. His wife struck at the deceased, and the child oran ut into the streetL He did not see a fork in his wife's ?? Coroner (producing a pece of skull): 'ftis is a piece of your child's skull. There is a hole in it which is not natural, and ...

... tinning, witness said that he took the child to a local doctor, who ordered its removal to thbe hopiel After the occursec he killed 'the The Coroner.-lt was a3 very foolish thing to sake a ferret into a bedroom where a child was. Wjtnes.-.I was going to takre ...

... at the above addreess, deposed that the deceased was a twin child and a very healthy little girl. On Monday evening, shortly after six o'clock, deceased, in company with a neighbour's child, went out Into tho street to play. Witnees, a few rnlnutes afterwards ...

... was sat on the same form as me, and of pushed against the child whilst he was handing over a r- glass of ale te some one else. He did not harm the child id then. My mother told him to mind the child and me to es go home. I got up to go and lie followed me ...

... 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 ...

... along. The child was ad, knocked down by the horsos, and he (witness) stooped under an, the horses' chests to pull it nway, seeing the danger the c y hild was exposed to, but he was pushed away by the animal, and although he had hold of the child's clothing ...

... give him the child, saying to her, Oh, don't kill ne it; give it to me, and I will take it to bed, Kelly del threw the deceased from her on to the steps oh] of the door. Her feet fell in the entry and her did head on the step. The child did not cry ...